2013 Dallas Cup Media Guide
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2013 Dallas Cup Media Guide
2013 Dr Pepper DALLAS CUP XXXIV TOURNAMENT MEDIA GUIDE 12700 Park Central Drive, Suite 507 Dallas, Texas 75251-1500 214-221-3636 214-221-4636 / fax www.dallascup.com Dallas Cup Inc. is a non-profit publicly supported tax exempt organization by a ruling of the Internal Revenue Service under Section 501 C (3). Dear Friends from Press, We hereby invite representatives of the media to cover the Dr Pepper Dallas XXXIV, which will be held in Dallas, Texas from March 24th to 31st, 2013. Dallas Cup is the oldest international youth soccer tournament in the United States, celebrating its 34th year in 2013. Participating in the Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXIV Super Group will be: Manchester United (England), Club América (Mexico); Kashiwa Reysol (Japan), Fulham FC (England); Fluminense (Brazil), Coritiba FC (Brazil); Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany), Aalborg BK (Denmark); Tigres UANL (Mexico), LA Galaxy Academy (USA); Toronto FC Academy (Canada) and Dallas Texans Academy (USA) Since its inception in 1980, Dallas Cup has played host to teams and referees from over 45 states, 100 countries and 6 continents. Boys ages 12-19, participate in seven age groups. Dallas Cup entertains on average more than 100,000 spectators during the week, watching teams from all over the world participate in an extremely intense, explosive and competitive tournament where only the best return home champions. The tournament is held every spring from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. Sincerely, Albert Chia Media Coordinator Dallas Cup Inc. Cell PH: 214 912-3571 E-mail: albert@dallascup.com Invitación para los Medios de Communicación Amigos de la Prensa, Por la presente invitamos a representantes de la prensa a cubrir la Copa Dr Pepper Dallas XXXIV, la cuál se realizará del 24 al 31 de marzo, 2013 en Dallas, Texas. La Copa Dallas es el torneo juvenil más antiguo de los Estados Unidos y celebrará su trigesimo cuarto aniversario este año. Los participantes del Super Grupo de la Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXIV son: Manchester United (Inglaterra), Club América (Mexico); Kashiwa Reysol (Japon), Fulham FC (Inglaterra); Fluminense (Brasil), Coritiba FC (Brasil); Eintracht Frankfurt (Alemania), Aalborg BK (Dinamarca); Tigres UANL (Mexico), LA Galaxy Academy (EEUU); Toronto FC (Canada) and Dallas Texans USSF Academy (EEUU) Desde su creación en 1980, la Copa Dallas ha recibido a equipos y oficiales de más de 45 estados de los Estados Unidos y 100 países de los cinco continentes del mundo. Jóvenes entre 12 a 19 años de edad divididos en siete categorías participan durante el evento. A lo largo de una semana, la Copa Dallas entretiene a más de 100 mil espectadores. El torneo internacional juvenil se lleva a cabo cada año durante la época de Semana Santa. Para obtener mas informacion, por favor visite la página: Atentamente, Albert Chia Coordinador de Medios de Comunicación Dallas Cup Inc. Móvil: PH: 214 912-3571 Correo electrónicos: albert@dallascup.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Dallas Cup XXXIV • General Tournament Information • Dallas Cup Overview • Dallas Cup Quick Facts Tournament Information • Competition Rules • Ticket Prices Dallas Cup XXXIV Schedules • General Schedule of Events • Tournament Schedule Tournament Venues • Cotton Bowl Stadium– Information/Map • Richland Soccer Complex – Information/Map • University of Texas at Dallas Soccer Complex – Information/Map • Host Hotel Dallas Cup History • Past Champions • Alumni Dallas Cup Contacts • Andy Swift, Dallas Cup Executive Director – Biography • Dallas Cup Staff • Dallas Cup Board Members • Dallas Cup Committee Members Dallas Cup Sponsors Dallas Cup Teams • Team List • Gordon Jago Super Group Rosters DALLAS CUP XXXIV INFORMATION GENERAL TOURNAMENT INFORMATION DALLAS CUP EVENTS Credentials Applications: Media can request credentials for matches online at http://www.dallascup.com/media/index_E.html Deadlines: The deadline to apply for credentials to Dallas Cup events is generally one (1) week prior to the opening day. There is no guarantee that late applications will be accepted. Media Guide: This guide has been prepared to aid press and media officials covering Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXIVI, March 24 - March 31, 2013. Pickup: Dallas Cup will distribute credential pickup times prior to each game. Credential pickup times generally coincide with media availabilities. For pickup on the day of the game, Media Will Call at the stadium will open at approximately 90 minutes before kickoff. Each media member must show identification in order to receive their credential. An individual cannot pick up more than one credential. Policies: In addition to the policies listed below, please note that only working media will be credentialed and no one under the age of 18 will be issued a credential without prior arrangements being made. Season Credential Holders: All media provided season credentials must still inform the Dallas Cup Communications Department of their plans to attend specific matches to ensure a space in the press box. Please do so at least one (1) week in advance of the match. Media Facilities Cotton Bowl Stadium Press Box The press box is located on the west side of the stadium on the 5th floor of the Stadium Club. Food will be provided during the game(s) Interview Requests: Media requesting interviews with Dallas Cup players, coaches or administrators should make arrangements with the Dallas Cup Communications Department or the onsite press officer with the respective teams. When requesting and conducting interviews, media should identify the organization which they are representing, and provide advance notice if audio or video will be recorded for later distribution. All audio and video interviews are subject to Dallas Cup‟s Video Guidelines which are included in this document. Media facilities, including the press box and photographers‟ work area, will open approximately 90 minutes before each game. Press Box: All seats will be assigned. Auxiliary seating arrangements will be made if the capacity of the press box is exceeded. Internet: Wireless internet access will be provided to media filing on deadline. Game Notes & Media Guides: Game notes and media guides will be placed at each seat and also on a table near the press box entrance. Lineups: Official lineups are submitted approximately one (1) hour prior to kickoff. Lineups, which will include jersey numbers for each team, will be distributed to the media as quickly as possible. Media Services Team brackets, schedules, daily game results, event information is available throughout the week. Each registered media person will receive a copy of the official tournament program with their media credential. Press Releases: To be added to the Dallas Cup media distribution list, please send an email request to albert@dallascup.com NO AUTOGRAPHS OR PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHS DURING MEDIA ACCESS Media credentialed for access to shoot photographs and/or video are expected to use professional equipment to file photographic or video accounts. Use of equipment such as „point and shoot‟ style cameras that are not considered professional equipment could result in access being restricted or rescinded. Professional Conduct Media are expected to follow the guidelines set forth in this document, as well as the instructions of Dallas Cup staff, stadium employees and security, or risk limitation of access or revocation of credentials. Media credentials are issued with the purpose to provide access to interviews and written, audio and visual accounts of the game, as appropriate. Media member should not use access for autographs, personal photographs or commercial requests. Venue Technology Ethernet connections are available in the Press Box area at the Cotton Bowl. Video: Media are welcome to embed videos that appear on youtube.com/thedallascup Twitter: Dallas Cup provides updates at www.twitter.com/dallascup that include breaking news. Media are welcome to re-tweet Dallas Cup content, including play-byplay accounts. Photography Requests Action Photography: For action photos, please contact Albert Chia albert@dallascup.com. Dallas Cup will provide photos for selected games Media Access / Interviews There is no pre-game access to Dallas Cup players and coaches on game days. No “flash” interviews are permitted on the field. All post-game access is in the press conference and mixed zone. Mixed Zone: Locker rooms are not open to the media at Dallas Cup events. All postgame interviews will be conducted in a press conference or mixed zone. Players from both teams will typically be available in the mixed zone Dallas Cup Media Contact Albert Chia 214-912-3571 albert@dallascup.com Dallas Cup Overview Dr Pepper Cup XXXIV Mission . . . “To promote the well being of young people through athletic competition, cultural appreciation and educational opportunities.” Dr Pepper Dallas Cup is considered one of the most prestigious international youth tournaments in the world, celebrating its 34th year in 2013. Dallas Cup contains seven age groups from U13 to U19, and entertains on average more than 100,000 spectators during the week. Since its inception in 1980, Dallas Cup has played host to teams and referees from over 45 states, 100 countries and 6 continents. Visit dallascup.com for the latest news Dr Pepper Dallas Cup Quick Facts • 17,000 spectators attended Opening Day Stadium Games at FC Dallas in 2012 to see Manchester United FC (U19-Super Group) play FC Dallas Academy (U19-Super Group) • On average Dallas Cup entertains 100,000+ spectators during the tournament week • On average, 4,000+ participants & spectators travel by air each year • On average 8,200+ hotel room nights are consumed each year • On average 130,000+ restaurant meals are consumed during the tournament week by participants & spectators • 1,600+ local volunteers provide more than 13,000 volunteer hours each year • On average 900+ international players participate in the tournament each year • On average 30+ international teams and 30+ International referees take part in the Dallas Cup Home Stay Program with local Dallas families • On average 180 teams participate in the Dallas Cup each year with 30% of the field international teams, 55% of the field coming from the 4 corners of the USA and 15% local Dallas area teams • 3,300+ column inches of newspaper & magazine articles cover the Dallas Cup events around the world • On average there are 45 minutes of local television coverage including, KDAF (WB33), KDFW (Fox 4), KTVT (CBS 11), WFAA (Ch. 8), Telemundo & NBC 5 with a total Nielson audience of 1.7 million or more • On average there are 120+ minutes of national/international television coverage, including, ESPN, Fox Sports News-SW, Fox Soccer Channel, CBS Evening News w/ Bob Schieffer, GOL-TV, Univision, Soccer (Children‟s Network) as well as the top professional clubs TV networks such as Manchester United TV, Real Madrid TV, Liverpool FC TV, the Iraq National News, Turkish Television Network & Baghdad News Agency, etc. • On average thereare,10+ hours of live radio coverage on local and national Hispanic stations • The Dallas Cup is an annual event taking place every year during Easter Week (Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday) so the calendar dates change every year Tournament Information Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXIV Official Rules of the Competition 1. Team rosters are limited to eighteen (18) male players except in the Super Group where the roster is limited to a maximum of twenty-two (22). Super Group game day rosters are limited to eighteen (18) male players. Players not designated to participate may not dress in uniform or sit on the team bench. 2. Players may not play for more than one team in the tournament. Players must have jersey numbers and may not change numbers once registration is complete. 3. The first team listed is considered the home team. Any color conflicts will be resolved by the home team. Both teams will be on the same side of the field, spectators will be on the opposite side. 4. All USA teams are required to present player picture identification cards that are issued by their governing body at registration and at all matches. All international teams are required to present passports at registration. Tournament player picture identification cards will be made for all international players and must be presented at all matches. Identification cards will be checked by the referee prior to each match. The player‟s shirt number must be the same as the shirt number on the daily match report. If the numbers are not the same, the referee is instructed not to let the player take part in the match until tournament officials resolve the matter. 5. All teams shall be allowed to have up to four (4) Guest Players with a maximum roster of eighteen (18) except in the Super Group as defined in #1. USA teams will also be allowed to have Replacement Players that are lost due to any USSF/USYSA/USCS programs (National, Regional, ODP, etc.) that conflict in time with the Dallas Cup tournament dates. Written confirmation from the teams governing body of any conflict in time, must be provided to the Dallas Cup office. All Guest Players/Replacement Players must meet the following criteria: 1) must be approved for participation by their respective governing body [USA teams] or by the provincial association of their national federation [International teams]; 2) must be a registered player with the appropriate governing body [USA teams]or provincial association of their national federation [International teams]; 3) may not be selected from any other team that is participating in the tournament, nor from any team designated as an "alternate pool" team. If a Guest/Replacement player is selected from any team which is subsequently invited to participate in the tournament, the player must return to his original team. If a Guest/Replacement player participates in a tournament match and the player's original team is subsequently invited to participate, said player must remain with the team for which he played the tournament match. 6. All matches will be full length. U14 & U13, two 35 minute halves; U16 & U15, two 40 minute halves; and Super Group, U19, and U17, two 45 minute halves; unless shortened by the referee. 7. During the preliminary stage of the tournament, teams are bracketed in groups of four and matches will not have overtime periods. Matches will be counted as: Win -3 points; Tie - 1 point; Loss - 0 points. In the elimination stage, if the score is tied at the end of regulation time, extra time of two ten (10) minute periods will be played in all age groups. If a winner is not decided after this extra time, kicks from the penalty mark as per FIFA laws will decide the match. 8. Groups consisting of 8 teams will have the 1st and 2nd place teams in each bracket advance to semifinals. Groups consisting of 12 teams will have the 1st place team in each bracket and a wild card team with the most points per (7) above advance to semifinals. Groups consisting of 16 teams will have the 1st place teams in each bracket advance to semifinals or the 1st and 2nd place teams in each age bracket advance to the quarterfinals at the Tournament Managers discretion. Groups consisting of 20 teams or more will have the 1st place team in each bracket, and if applicable, the wild card team(s) with the most points per (7) above, advance to the quarterfinals. Note: In the pre-determined pairings for the elimination stage, adjustments will be made accordingly if the wild card team comes out of the same preliminary round bracket. 9. In the event a tie breaker is necessary to determine which teams will advance beyond the round robin, the following order of tie breakers will apply: For All Age Groups: (1) goal difference in overall competition; (2) highest gross goals scored in overall competition; (3) head to head competition; (4) least amount of penalty points (caution = 1 point, send off = 2 points); (5) Tournament Manager's decision. 10. Substitution will be allowed during natural stoppage of the match at the referee's discretion. For the Super Group, U19, U17, and U16, each team may nominate up to a maximum of seven (7) substitutes; however, the team may only use a maximum number of six (6) substitutions during a match. The substitution is completed when the substitute enters the field of play and the player whom he is replacing ceases to be a player. Free substitution is not permitted. Once a player leaves the match and is substituted, he cannot return to play further in the match. For U15, U14 and U13, free substitution up to seven players and re-entry will be allowed. 11. The official match report for each completed match must be verified (i.e., score, cautions, send offs) immediately after the game by the team coach or manager. Match reports that are not verified stand as submitted and may not be contested or appealed. 12. Players or Coaches sent off during a match are not allowed to play/coach in the next match. A player receiving two cautions during the preliminary round robin of the tournament is not allowed to play in the next match. A player receiving two cautions during the elimination stage of the competition is not allowed to play in the next match. In case of continued bad conduct of players, teams, officials, or supporters, the team may be withdrawn from the competition and reported to their association. Coaches are responsible for the conduct of their team and supporters. 13. Any player or coach sent off during the tournament or any player receiving multiple cautions during the tournament may be required to attend a Disciplinary Committee hearing. Players must be accompanied by their coach and/or manager. Official Match Reports will be reviewed by the Disciplinary Committee, and they will determine if a hearing is necessary. Any hearing could result in the player or coach being required to sit out additional matches or being withdrawn from the competition. Team officials will be notified as soon as possible if a hearing has been scheduled. 14. Judgment calls by referees may not be appealed. 15. Disciplinary Committee decisions may not be appealed. 16. All protests must be submitted in English to the Disciplinary Committee within three hours of the end of the match with a $500 (US) cash non-refundable fee. Only protests that concern the Laws of the Game and ineligible players will be considered. All decisions will be in the best interest of soccer and may not be appealed. 17. Subject to the foregoing, FIFA laws, as modified by USSF, USYSA and NTSSA rules, apply. Please note that per FIFA Laws of the Game number 4, the wearing of shin guards by players is mandatory. No player will be allowed to play without shin guards. 18. In the event that the tournament is cancelled, a refund of the entry fee (if any) or a portion of the entry fee (if any) will be determined by the Board of Directors after all expenses have been calculated. 19. The decision of the Tournament Manager, in conjunction with the Board of Directors, on any matter is final and may not be appealed. DR PEPPER DALLAS CUP XXXIV TICKET INFORMATION March 24th – March 31st Feature Games at Cotton Bowl Stadium Opening Day Sunday, 24th of March 2013 15 game Value Packs Platinum Reserved Tournament Passes (limited availability) are $60, Adult General Admission Value Packs are $40 and Youth Value Packs are $20. Single Day Tickets Platinum Reserved single days (limited availability) are $15, Adult General Admission seats are $10, and single day Youth tickets are $5. Dr Pepper Dallas Cup Cotton Bowl Stadium Schedule SUNDAY – March 24th 10:00am Coritiba FC (BRA) FC VS. Fulham FC (ENG) 12:30pm Eintracht Frankfurt (GER) VS. LA Galaxy Academy (USA) 3:00pm Fluminense FC (BRA) VS. Tigres UANL (MEX) 5:00pm Opening Ceremony 6:30pm Manchester United FC (ENG) VS. Club America (MEX) WEDNESDAY – March 27th 5:00pm Aalborg BK (DEN) VS. Tigres UANL (MEX) 7:30pm Club America (MEX) VS. Dallas Texans (USA) FRIDAY – March 29th 5:00pm Super Group Semi-Final 7:30pm Super Group Semi-Final SATURDAY – March 30th 12:00pm Under 13 Championship Match 2:00pm Under 14 Championship Match 4:00pm Under 15 Championship Match SUNDAY – March 31st 10:00am Under 16 Championship Match 12:30pm Under 17 Championship Match Presented by Frito Lay 3:00pm Under 19 Championship Match Presented by Metro PCS 6:00pm Gordon Jago Super Group Championship Match Tournament Schedules Click here for schedules http://www.dallascup.com/sched/index_E.html Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXIV Schedule of Events All Team Registrations, Team & Referee Meetings and Receptions Take Place at the Tournament Headquarters Hotel-Crowne Plaza-Addison on Midway Road Select “Gordon Jago” Super Group Preliminary Round Games, “Gordon Jago” Super Group Semi Finals, Opening Ceremonies and All Age Group Championship Games take place at the Historic Cotton Bowl Stadium in Fair Park All other matches in all age groups will take place at the “Classic League Soccer Complex” (CLSC) on the Richland College Campus or or The University of Texas-Dallas (UTD) Thursday, March 21 7:00pm - 10:00pm Mandatory registration for Dallas Teams Friday, March 22 7:00pm - 10:00pm Optional registration for International teams Saturday, March 23 8:00am - 1:00pm Mandatory registration completion for International Teams 1:00pm - 5:00pm Mandatory Registration for USA Teams 6:00pm - 7:15pm FIFA Reception, Hosted by North Texas State Soccer Association, Crowne Plaza Addison (By Invitation only) 7:30pm- 10:30pm Welcome Reception, Hosted by North Texas State Soccer Assoc., Crowne Plaza Addison (By Invitation only) Sunday, March 24 7:00am - 8:00am Mandatory Referees Meeting. All referees are required to attend 7:15am - 8:00am Mandatory Coach and/or Manager Meeting. All teams are required to send at least one individual 9:30am - 3:30pm Preliminary round games – All Age Groups at both complexes 10:00am-12:00pm Coritiba FC (Brazil) vs Fulham FC (England) - Gordon Jago Super Group - Stadium 12:30pm- 2:30pm Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) vs LA Galaxy (USA) Gordon Jago Super Group - Stadium 3:00pm - 5:00pm Fluminense FC (Brazil) vs Tigres (Mexico) - Gordon Jago Super Group - Stadium 5:00pm - 6:00pm Welcome World - Opening Ceremonies - Stadium 6:30pm - 8:45pm Manchester United FC (England) vs Club America (Mexico) - Gordon Jago Super Group - Stadium Monday, March 25 10:00am - 8:00pm Preliminary round games – All Age Groups - Both Complexes Tuesday, March 26 10:00am-6:00pm Preliminary round games–Select Age Groups and Teams – “CLSC” Richland College Complex Wednesday, March 27 10:00am-8:00pm Preliminary round games – All Age Groups - Both Complexes 5:00pm-7:00pm Tigres (Mexico) vs Aalborg BK (Denmark) - Gordon Jago Super Group - Stadium 7:30pm-9:30pm Club America (Mexico) vs Dallas Texans USSF DA (USA) Gordon Jago Super Group - Stadium Thursday, March 28 9:30am-5:30pm Friendly Games "Dallas Cup Way" (weather permitting) - “CLSC” Richland College Complex 4:00pm-8:00pm U15, U14 and U13 Quarterfinal Games - “CLSC” Richland College Complex 7:45pm-12:00am Casino Night Reception, [adults only] Crowne Plaza Hotel Addison Friday, March 29 9:30am-5:30pm Friendly Games “Dallas Cup Way" (weather permitting) – “CLSC” Richland College Complex 11:00am-3:30pm U15, U14 and U13 Semifinal Games - “CLSC” Richland College Complex 11:00am-3:30pm U19, U17 and U16 Quarterfinal Games - “CLSC” Richland College Complex 5:00pm-7:00pm Gordon Jago Super Group Semifinal - [Dallas Is Diversity Night] - Stadium 7:30pm-10:00pm Gordon Jago Super Group Semifinal - [Dallas Is Diversity Night] – Stadium Saturday, March 30 9:00am-5:00pm Friendly Games "Dallas Cup Way" (weather permitting) “CLSC” Richland College Complex 10:00am-12:00pm U19, U17 and U16 Semifinal Games “CLSC” Richland College Complex 12:00pm-2:00pm U13 Championship - Stadium 2:30pm-4:30pm U14 Championship - Stadium 5:00pm-7:00pm U15 Championship - Stadium Sunday, March 31 10:00am -12:00pm U16 Championship - - Stadium 12:30pm - 2:30pm U17 Championship - Presented by Frito Lay - Stadium 3:00pm - 5:30pm U19 Championship - Presented by Metro PCS - Stadium 6:00pm - 8:00pm Gordon Jago Super Group U19 Championship – Trophy Presentation by Dr Pepper - Stadium The Schedule of Events is Subject To Change www.dallascup.com Venue Information and Maps Cotton Bowl Stadium 1300 Robert B. Cullum Blvd. (main entrance) 3750 Midway Plaza (inside Fair Park) University of Texas at Dallas Soccer Complex The University of Texas at Dallas is located in Richardson, Texas, north of Dallas' LBJ Freeway (Loop 635); and just south of the George Bush Turnpike, approximately 1.5 miles west of North Central Expressway (US-75). FROM US-75 (North Central Expressway) - Take US-75 off north off Loop 635 (LBJ Freeway) or from north. Take Campbell Exit and turn west on Campbell. Travel west on Campbell past Custer. Enter campus at main entrance on University Drive. Athletic facilities and parking are on left as you enter campus. FROM GEORGE BUSH TURNPIKE - Exit George Bush at Coit exit and head south on Coit. Turn left (east) on Campbell. Travel east on Campbell past Custer. Enter campus at main entrance on University Drive. Athletic facilities and parking are on left as you enter campus. FROM DFW AIRPORT - Take north exit from Airport on International Parkway North. Continue on TX-121 North. Take the I-635 East exit and merge onto I-635 East. Take the Coit Exit and go north on Coit to Campbell Road. Turn right (east) and go west to University entrance. FROM LOVE FIELD AIRPORT - Turn left (east) out of Airport exit onto Mockingbird Lane and continue east to US75 (Central Expressway). Go north (left) on Central Expressway to Campbell Road exit. Turn left (west) on Campbell Road and proceed approx. 1.5 miles to the University entrance. Richland College Soccer Complex The Soccer Complex fields are located on the North side of the Richland College campus off the Walnut Street entrance. Considered one of the best multi-purpose complexes, Richland College Soccer Complex boasts 14 fields covered with a combination of Bermuda grass in the summer months and Rye grass in the fall months. Six of the ten fields are lighted and all of the fields are manicured with reel type mowers. A Media Tent will be available Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXIV Host Hotels The Crowne Plaza Hotel Dallas near the Galleria is centrally located in the heart of the North Dallas Addison business district featuring over 170 restaurants, entertainment venues and some of the most prestigious shopping in the Dallas area including Galleria Dallas. The Crowne Plaza Hotel offers numerous amenities, including high-speed Internet access, an over-sized work desk and ergonomic chair, complimentary weekday USA Today newspaper and luxurious bedding and sleep amenities. The Crowne Plaza Hotel Dallas near the Galleria is a favorite for business and leisure travelers to Dallas. In 2008 it was selected as the Best of Addison in the lodging category by the US Local Business Association (USLBA). DALLAS CUP PAST CHAMPIONS Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXIII - 2012 Super U19 – U17 – U16 – U15 – U14 – U13 – Group U19 – Coritiba FC, Brazil Solar Chelsea USSF Academy, Texas Rot Weiss Essen, Germany OBGC Rangers, Maryland Fullerton Rangers White, California Sunrise Elite, Florida United FC Gold, California Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXII - 2011 Super Group U19 – Eintracht Frankfurt, Germany and Tigres, Mexico CoChampions* U19 – Knowsley Youth, England U17 – Tigres, Mexico U16 – Estudiantes Tecos, Mexico U15 – FC Dallas Premier, Texas U14 – Fullerton Rangers, California U13 – Nomads Academy, California *Co-Champions were declared in the Super Group due to extreme weather which required the match to be cancelled in the 65th minute. Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXI - 2010 Super U19 – U17 – U16 – U15 – U14 – U13 – Group U19 – Cruzeiro Esporte Clube, Brazil Chorrillo FC, Panama CF Monterrey Rayados, Mexico Houston Dynamo USSF Academy, Texas Eintracht Frankfurt, Germany LAFC, California LAFC, California Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXX - 2009 Super U19 – U17 – U16 – U15 – U14 – U13 – Group U19 – Sao Paulo, Brazil Dallas Texans U18 Academy, Texas CF Monterrey, Mexico Real SoCal White, California Santa Clara Sporting, California Dallas Texans Red, Texas Dallas Texans Red, Texas Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXIX - 2008 Super Group U19 - Liverpool FC, England U19 - Houston Dynamo, Texas U17 - Tigres, Mexico U16 - Texans Red, Texas U15 - Sockers FC Chicago, Illinois U14 - CD Guadalajara, Mexico U13 - FC Barcelona USA, California *Under 12 age group discontinued as of 2008 tournament. Under 13 age group added for 2008. Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVIII - 2007 Super Group - Sao Paulo FC, Brazil Group A U19 - IMG Soccer Academy, Florida Group B U17 - LA Rampage, California Group C U16 - Tigres, Mexico Group D U15 - Celtic Hoops, California Group E U14 - MTY San Nicolas, Mexico Group E U12 - Nomads Academy, California Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII - 2006 Super Group - Dallas Texans Red, Texas Group A U19 - FC Texas Black, Texas Group B U17 - Solar SC, Texas Group C U16 - Dallas Texans Red, Texas Group D U15 - Kendall Soccer Coalition White, Florida Group E U14 - Cobb FC Premier, Georgia Group E U12 - Texas Longhorns Orange, Texas Dallas Cup XXVI - 2005 Super Group U19 - Clube Atletico Paranaense, Brazil Group A U19 - IMG Soccer Academy Blue, Florida Group B U17 - Arsenal FC, California Group C U16 - Chicago Magic, Illinois Group D U14 - CD Guadalajara, Mexico Group E U12 - Solar SC Red, Texas Dallas Cup XXV - 2004 Super Group U19 - Clube Atletico Paranaense, Brazil Group A U19 - Hartlepool United, England Group B U17 - Tigres, Mexico Group C U16 - CD Guadalajara, Mexico Group D U14 - Universidad de Monterrey, Mexico Group E U12 - DFW Tejanos, Texas Dallas Cup XXIV - 2003 Super Group U19 -Tigres, Mexico Group A U19 - Dallas Texans Red, Texas Group B U17 - Dallas Texans Red, Texas Group C U16 - CD Guadalajara, Mexico Group D U14 - Arsenal FC, California Group E U12 - LD Alajuelense, Costa Rica Dallas Cup XXIII - 2002 Super Group U19 -Nottingham Forest, England Group A U19 - Palo Alto Pumas, California Group B U17 - West Valley Samba, California Group C U16 - CD Guadalajara, Mexico Group D U14 - Under 14 National Team, Mexico Group E U12 - CF Monterrey, Mexico Dallas Cup XXII - 2001 Super Group U19 -UNAM Pumas, Mexico Group A U19 - CD Guadalajara, Mexico Group B U17 - CF Monterrey, Mexico Group C U16 - Tigres, Mexico Group D U14 - Atlas FC, Mexico Group E U12 - Sao Paolo Club, Mexico Dallas Cup XXI - 2000 Super Group U19 -SC Corinthians, Brazil Group A U19 - Tigres, Mexico Group B U17 - UNIAO Bandeirante, Brazil Group C U16 - Sockers FC, Illinois Group D U14 - Tigres, Mexico Group E U12 - CF Monterrey, Mexico Dallas Cup XX - 1999 Super Group U19 -SC Corinthians, Brazil Group A U19 - Atlas FC, Mexico Group B U17 - UNAM Pumas, Mexico Group C U16 - CF Monterrey, Mexico Group D U14 - Santos FC, Brazil Group E U12 - Dallas Texans, Texas Dallas Cup XIX - 1998 Super Group U19 -CA San Lorenzo, Argentina Group A U19 - FC Augsburg, Germany Group B U17 - CD Guadalajara, Mexico Group C U16 - Colijes, El Salvador Group D U14 - CF Monterrey, Monterrey Mexico Group E U12 - Manchester United, England Dallas Cup XVIII - 1997 Super Group U19 - EC Vitoria, Bahia, Brazil Group A U19 - Mexico U17 National, Mexico City, Mexico Group B U17 - Bandeirantes FC, Bandeirante, Brazil Group C U16 - Chicago Magic, Illinois Group D U14 - CF Monterrey, Monterrey Mexico Group E U12 - CF Monterrey, Monterrey Mexico Dallas Cup XVII - 1996 Super Group U19 -EC Vitoria, Brazil Group A U19 - FC Nitra, Slovakia Group B U17 - UNAM Pumas, Mexico Group C U16 - CF Monterrey, Mexico Group D U14 - Tahuichi, Bolivia Group E U12 - Infantile de Santa Ana, El Salvador Group F U19G - Sting, Texas Dallas Cup XVI - 1995 Super Group U19 -Sao Paulo FC, Brazil Group A U19 - Tecos U.A.G. Mexico Group Group Group Group Group B U17 - California Flyers, California C U16 - Clovis United Heat, California D U14 - AC Sparta Prague, Czech Republic E U12 - CF Monterrey, Mexico F U19G - Australian National Team, Australia Dallas Cup XV - 1994 Super Group U19 -Real Madrid, Spain Group A U19 - Valley Premier, California Group B U16 - California Flyers, California Group C U14 - Dallas Texans, Texas Group D U12 - Dallas Texans, Texas Group E U19G - Spirit ‟77, Texas Dallas Cup XIV - 1993 Super Group U19 -Real Madrid, Spain Group A U19 - Stahl Linz, Austria Group B U16 - Lema, Republic of Georgia Group C U14 - Spring Texans, Texas Group D U12 - CF Monterrey, Mexico Group E U19G - Texas Longhorns, Texas Group F U16G - Texas Spirit 77, Texas Dallas Cup XIII - 1992 Super Group U19 - West Ham United, England Group A U19 - FC Westchester, New York Group B U16 - FC Zbrojovka, Czechoslovakia Group C U14 - BSA Steamer s, Georgia Group D U12 - Busch S.C., Missouri Group E U19G - P.V. Shamrock, Arizona Group F U16G - Sting 76, Texas Dallas Cup XII - 1991 Super Group U19 -Moscow Dynamo, Russia Group A U19 - Hornets 73, Texas Group B U16 - Alta Loma Arsenal, California Group C U14 - Thamrong Thai Samosorn, Thailand Group D U12 - CF Monterrey, Mexico Group E U19G - Sting, Texas Group F U16G - Sting 75, Texas Dallas Cup XI - 1990 Super Group U19 -Tahuichi, Bolivia Group A U19 - LaVerne Lazers, California Group B U16 - Club de Futbol America, Mexico Group C U14 - Nomads, California Group D U12 - US Voluntas, Italy Group E U19G - Sting, Texas Group F U16G - Shamrocks, Arizona Dallas Group Group Group Group Group Group Cup X - 1989 A U19 -Tahuichi, Bolivia B U16 - Plantation Eagles, Florida C U14 - Long Island Selects, New York D U12 - US Voluntas, Italy E U19G - Spirit 71, Texas F U16G - D Feeters, Texas Dallas Group Group Group Group Group Group Cup IX - 1988 A U19 -Tahuichi, Bolivia B U16 - NSL Select, Canada C U14 - Diamond Bar Hawks, California D U12 - Cecap, Mexico E U19G - Sting, Texas F U16G - Spirit 72, Texas Dallas Group Group Group Group Group Group Cup VIII - 1987 A U19 -Tahuichi, Bolivia B U16 - Nomads, California C U14 - Texas Longhorns 73, Texas D U12 - Hornets 75, Texas E U19G - Sting, Texas F U16G - Spirit 71, Texas Dallas Group Group Group Group Cup VII - 1986 A U19 -Comets, Texas B U16 - Nomads, California C U14 - Nomads, California D U12 - Tulsa Select, Oklahoma Dallas Group Group Group Group Cup VI - 1985 A U19 -Trebor Lions, Nigeria B U16 - Titans, Texas C U14 - Texas Longhorns, Texas D U12 - Titans, Texas Dallas Group Group Group Group Cup V - 1984 A U19 - NSL Select, Canada B U16 - NSL Select, Canada C U14 - CF Monterry, Mexico D U12 - Paris C.F., Mexico Dallas Group Group Group Group Cup IV - 1983 A U19 - NSL Select, Canada B U16 - Titans, Texas C U14 - Titans, Texas D U12 - Texas Longhorns, Dallas Dallas Group Group Group Group Cup III - 1982 A U19 - Lagos Stars, Nigeria B U16 - Titans, Texas C U14 - Comets, Texas D U12 - C.F. Paris, Mexico Dallas Group Group Group Group Cup II - 1981 A U19 - Royal Navy, England B U16 - Texas Longhorns, Texas C U14 - Annadale Red Rams, Virginia D U12 - Titans, Texas Dallas Group Group Group Cup I - 1980 A U19 - Texas Longhorns, Texas B U16 - Texas Longhorns, Texas C U14 - St. Thomas More, England Top Clubs from Around the World have participated in Dallas Cup: Teams from all over the world have made the journey to Dallas to compete in “the most prestigious international youth soccer tournament in the world.” Ajax (The Netherlands) Flamengo (Brazil) Arsenal FC (England) SL Benfica (Portugal) Real Madrid CF (Spain) Manchester United (England) Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) FC Barcelona (Spain) Sao Paulo FC (Brazil) Tahuichi (Bolivia) Tigres UANL (Mexico) USA National Team Moscow Dynamo (Russia) West Ham United (England) Shamrock Rovers FC (Republic of Ireland) Club America (Mexico) Chicago Magic (USA) Manchester City FC (England) Nacional (Uruguay) Toronto FC (Canada) Japanese National Team (USA) Mexican National Team SC Corinthians (Brazil) IMG Soccer Academy (USA) Club Athletico Paranaense (Brazil) CD Guadalajara (Mexico) Chelsea FC (England) AC Milan (Italy) Boca Juniors (Argentina) Liverpool FC (England) River Plate (Argentina) Universdad Catolica ( Chile Before They Were Stars: Many of the world‟s top soccer stars have participated in Dallas Cup in the last three decades: Adolfo Bautista (Mexico) Alan Delcon (Brazil) Alberto Bueno (Spain) Alberto Medina (Mexico) Alexander Cole (South Africa) Ben Sahar (Israel) Bobby Convey (USA) Braulio Luna (Mexico) Brek Shea (USA) Brian McBride (USA) Carlos Vela (Mexico) Chad Deering (USA) Claudio Reyna (USA) Clint Dempsey (USA) Conor Doyle (USA) Daniel Hernandez (USA) David Beckham (England) DeMarcus Beasley (USA) Diego (Brazil) Duilio Davinho (Mexico) Edmilson (Brazil) Edu (Brazil) Eduardo Regis (Mexico) Ewerthon (Brazil) Fabio Bilica (Italy) Fabio Costa (Mexico) Francisco Rodriquez (Mexico) Freddie Adu (USA) Gerado Torrado (Mexico) George John (USA) Gil (Brazil) Giovanni Dos Santos (Mexico) Gonzalo Pineda (Mexico) Guiseppe Rossi (Italy) Hakeem Olajuwan (Nigeria) Harry Kewell (Australia) Horacio Sanchez (Mexico) Ian Hartle (England) Israel Lopez (Mexico) Jaime Lozano (Mexico) Jamie Moreno (Bolivia) Javier Hernandez (Mexico) Jeff Agoss (USA) Jeneker Aden (South Africa) Jermaine Defoe (England) Joe-Max Moore (USA) John O‟Brien (USA) Jonathan Dos Santos (Mexico) Jonathan Spector (USA) Jonathan Woodgate (England) Jose Corona (Mexico) Juninho (Brazil) Junior Hoilett (Canada) Kieber (Brazil) Kleberson (Brazil) Kevin Hartman (USA) Landon Donovan (USA) Ledley King (England) Lucas Moura (Brazil) Luis Perez (Mexico) Luizao (Brazil) Luke Shaw (England) Maicon (Brazil) Michael Carrick (England) Michael Dawson (England) Michael Owen (England) Oguchi Onyewu (USA) Omar Gonzalez (USA) Oscar Rojas (Mexico) Peter Crouch (England) Pierre Ibarra (Mexico) Rafael Garcia (Mexico) Rafeal Marquez (Mexico) Ramon Ramirez (Mexico) Raul (Spain) Robinho (Brazil) Salvador Carmona (Mexico) Sammir (Croatia) Sebastian Jung (Germany) Shumacher (Brazil) Takashi Usami (Japan) Wayne Rooney (England) Will Johnson (Canada) Xavier (Brazil) Yura Movsisyan (Armenian) Andy Swift Executive Director, Dallas Cup Andy Swift is a veteran sports executive with more than 20 years of management, operations, marketing, public relations, and broadcasting experience. Currently, his duties are the Executive Director of Dr Pepper Dallas Cup and serves as a FIFA Match Commissioner in CONCACAF region. Swift began his professional career in broadcasting in 1989 at KFWD, Dallas‟ fledgling Telemundo affiliate, where he advanced from news editor to producer in under two years. In the early 1990‟s, he launched his own television production company specializing in the Hispanic and corporate markets. As a television producer, Swift was the recipient of a Telly and a FREDDIE, among other industry awards. During this time, Swift also served as the Dallas Cup‟s media liaison for seven years, and was on ABC/ESPN‟s production crew for its coverage of the 1994 World Cup. In 1996, Swift joined the Dallas Burn (now FC Dallas), one of the charter franchises in Major League Soccer, as the team‟s Director of Community Relations and Hispanic Media. One year later, Swift was named the Burn‟s Director of Hispanic Marketing, where he started and developed Major League Soccer‟s first Hispanic marketing department. Subsequently, in 1998 and 1999, as Vice President of Marketing and Broadcasting, Swift negotiated broadcast agreements for television and radio, which saw the Burn become the first professional sports team in Dallas to have regular-season games broadcast on both mediums in both English and Spanish. During this time‟s Hispanic marketing initiatives were also nationally recognized within the sports industry. In 2000, Swift was named the Burn‟s President and General Manager, a position he held until 2003. During his first three seasons as the Burn‟s GM, Swift guided the team to consecutive overall attendance and team revenue increases each year. In 2002, the Burn surpassed team records for both season tickets as well as sponsorship sales for the second consecutive year. On the field, the Burn maintained its reputation as one of the most competitive teams in the league, qualifying for the playoffs during each of its first seven seasons. In 2004, Swift was named Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications for Major League soccer and Soccer United Marketing. A Subsequently, in 2005, Swift launched his Dallas-based business, which continues to offer his clients expert consulting in marketing to Hispanics. Swift, who was raised in five different Latin American countries, is a graduate of Texas Christian University, He is fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. DALLAS CUP STAFF Andy Swift - Executive Director Gordon Jago- Ambassador and Special Consultant Ray Hirschowitz - Tournament Manager Frances Ortiz-Solares- Office & Special Event Manager HomeStay & Dallas is Diversity Coordinator Bobby Hammond - Director of Business Development Frank Filo- Operations Manager and Volunteer Coordinator Albert Chia-Media Coordinator Randy Jones-Tournament Consultant John Pratt - Accounting Pro Challenge Inc. – Corporate Sales Tournament Assistants Cari Tanner Krista Curnutt Board of Directors 2012-2013 Toby Toler-President Sam Wash-Vice President Tommy Bailey-Secretary Alan Barker-Treasurer Helen Allison Mark Haas Ron Kaipus Billy Phillips Jay Pritchard John Sutter Jim Trebilcock Wes Vines Mark Wise Advisory Board 2012-2013 Charles Austin - Chairman Gerald Caldwell Jim Delamore Mike Flanagan Ray Mackey Ashley Pinto Jennifer Scarborough Juan Solis Marissa Solis Mike Stern DR PEPPER DALLAS CUP XXXIV COMMITTEES Fran Cage Stadium Ticket Sales Co-Chairperson Rich Carlucci UTD Complex Trudi Carlucci UTD Complex Albert Chia Social on Media Chairperson Bob Coley Trophies Chairperson Nancy Coley Stadium Ticket Sales Co-Chairperson Linda Contreras Volunteer Check-in Chairperson Brian Curnutt Stadium Volunteer/Referee Hospitality Krista Curnutt Stadium Volunteer/Referee Hospitality Kathy Daum Data Control Chairperson Andrew DeLeon Transportation Co-Chairperson Tina DeLeon Transportation Co-Chairperson Ibrahima "Pape"Diop Stadium VIP Hospitality Chairperson Frank Filo Stadium Operations Mike Flanagan Stadium P.A. Chairperson Marsha Flanagan Stadium Field Karen Flowers Photo ID Chairperson Christian Garcia Tournament Assistant Goldie Gibson Referee Credentials Co-Chairperson Aguirre Glenda Richland Complex Gus Goncalves Back Office Computer Co-Chairperson Kyra Goncalves Back Office Computer Co-Chairperson Larry Hall Consultant Blake Hardgrave Winston's Warriors Co-Chairperson Eva Hernadez Locker Room Assistant Cesar Hernadez Locker Room Assistant Kevin Housing Winston's Warriors Co-Chairperson Ramone Infante Stadium Field Jesse Jasso Locker Room Assistant Aguirre Joe Richland Complex Donna Jones Receptions Committee Co-Chairperson Marci Jones Receptions Committee Co-Chairperson Mary Kaipus Referee Credentials/Co-Chairperson Laurie Kammerer Communications Chairperson Kevin King Anthems and Flags Chairperson Linda King Stadium Club VIP Chairperson Kathy Mancha College Coaches Chairperson Abel Mancha Movers and Shakers Ciro Martinez Stadium Announcer Co-Chairperson Kristen McClure Data Control Jason Medlin Fields Complex Director Rita Medlin Fields Chairperson Julie Mendez Ticket Taker Chairperson Jim Mills Referee Chairperson Suma Napper Registration Chairperson Jon Nieman Complex Director Nicole Nieman Food/Refreshments Bill O'Dwyer Referee HomeStay Co-Chairperson Lisa O'Dwyer Referee HomeStay Co-Chairperson Mayra Ortiz Stadium Program Sales Co-Chairperson George Ostrander Referee Field Coordinator Richland Complex Preston Pomykahl Ball Boys Chairperson Daniel Robertson Media Co-Chairperson Oscar Rodriguez Stadium Competition Miguel Rodriguez Ruth Sanchez Jennifer Sanders Don Starkey Cari Tanner Ryan Tanner Jodi Tibbetts Adam Tibbetts Rita Trickel Donna Turner Marianne Vines Teddi Weil Allen Whitelock Lorrie Whitelock Kay Willard Bob Winston McKenzie Winston Gary Youngkin Locker Room Assistant Stadium Program Sales Co-Chairperson Dallas Texans Volunteer VIP & Volunteer Parking Chairperson Casino Chairperson Stadium Field DID DID UTD Complex Tickets Registration Chairperson Player Hospitality Chairperson Team Packet Co-Chairperson Team Packet Co-Chairperson Team Packet Co-Chairperson Media Hospitality Media Hospitality Richland Complex Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXIV Sponsors TITLE SPONSOR PREMIERE SPONSORS SIGNATURE SPONSOR Competing Teams in Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXIV # Team name Division Country 1 Aalborg BK Gordon Jago Super Group Denmark 2 Aalborg BK U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay Denmark 3 Academia Venezolana de Futbol U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay Venezuela 4 Academia de Futbol Wilmer Lopez U16 Costa Rica 5 Ajax FC Gunners U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS Canada 6 Alianza de Futbol U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 7 Andromeda FC Red U16 United States 8 Andromeda FC USSF U15/16 Academy U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 9 Andromeda FC USSF U17/18 Academy U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 10 Andromeda Red U13 United States 11 Angeles F.C. U13 Mexico 12 Arkansas Comets Premier U13 United States 13 Arlington Impact Red U15 United States 14 Arsenal FC US Academy U15 United States 15 Arsenal FC U14 United States 16 Aztecs FC Premier U14 United States 17 BW Gottschee USCS U15 Pre-Acad U16 United States 18 Bethesda Blue 98 U14 United States 19 Boca Juniors Yellow U14 United States 20 Brooklyn Italians AS Roma U15 United States 21 Brooklyn Italians U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 22 C.F SAN NICOLAS U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS Mexico 23 CF Monterrey Rayados U16 Mexico 24 CF Monterrey Rayados U14 Mexico 25 CZ Elite U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 26 CZ Elite U16 United States 27 Central California Blues U16 United States 28 Central California Blues U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 29 Chargers SC USSF U17/18 Academy U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 30 Chicago Magic PSG U13 United States 31 Chicago Magic PSG U14 United States 32 Chicago Magic PSG U15 United States 33 Club America Gordon Jago Super Group Mexico 34 Club Mana U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS Mexico 35 Club Mana U13 Mexico 36 Club Sport Herediano U15 Costa Rica 37 Club Universidad Nacional A.C. Pumas U14 Mexico 38 Club Universidad Nacional AC Pumas U13 Mexico 39 Colorado Rapids Academy U14 United States 40 Coritiba Football Club Gordon Jago Super Group Brazil 41 Crewe Alexandra U13 England 42 DMS11 Acdemy U15 United States 43 DMS11 Gold U14 United States 44 DMS11 U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 45 DSB Kickers United U16 United States 46 DUSC White U14 United States 47 Dallas Texans Red FTW U16 United States 48 Dallas Texans Red U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 49 Dallas Texans Red U13 United States 50 Dallas Texans Red U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 51 Dallas Texans Red U14 United States 52 Dallas Texans South U14 United States 53 Dallas Texans USCS U15 Pre-Academy U16 United States 54 Dallas Texans USSF U15/16 Academy U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 55 Dallas Texans USSF U17/18 Academy Gordon Jago Super Group United States 56 Delfines S.D. U14 Mexico 57 Deportivo Saprissa U13 Costa Rica 58 Downtown United SC White U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 59 Dynamo STX Academy U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 60 Dynamo STX Academy U14 United States 61 EDP TIP U14 United States 62 Eintracht Frankfurt Gordon Jago Super Group Germany 63 Eintracht Frankfurt U15 Germany 64 Erin Mills SC U15 Canada 65 FC Astoria Walldorf U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS Germany 66 FC Astoria Walldorf U15 Germany 67 FC Barca Elite U15 United States 68 FC Copa Juniors U16 United States 69 FC Dallas Blue U16 United States 70 FC Dallas Central U16 United States 71 FC Dallas East U13 United States 72 FC Dallas El Paso U15 United States 73 FC Dallas El Paso U14 United States 74 FC Dallas El Paso U16 United States 75 FC Dallas Premier U15 United States 76 FC Dallas Premier U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 77 FC Dallas Premier U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 78 FC Dallas Premier U13 United States 79 FC Dallas U14 Pre Academy U15 United States 80 FC Dallas U15 Pre Academy U16 United States 81 FC Dallas USSF U15/16 Academy U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 82 FC Futura Academy I U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 83 FC Golden State Academy U13 United States 84 FC Golden State Academy U14 United States 85 FC Golden State Gold U13 United States 86 FC Golden State White U16 United States 87 FC Golden State U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 88 FCLA Black U15 United States 89 Femac Soccer Club U14 Mexico 90 Fluminense FC Gordon Jago Super Group Brazil 91 Fram U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 92 Fulham FC Gordon Jago Super Group England 93 Fullerton Rangers White U15 United States 94 Fussballschule Millerntor U16 Germany 95 Grand FC Mustangs Premier U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 96 Hawaii Rush Nike U13 United States 97 Houston Dynamo USCS U14 Pre Academy U15 United States 98 Houston Dynamo USSF U15/16 Academy U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 99 Houston Dynamo USSF U17/18 Academy U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 100 Houstonians U15 United States 101 IF Brommapojkarna U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS Sweden 102 IMG Academy U15 United States 103 IMG Academy U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 104 IMG Academy U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 105 Jaguares NL U14 Mexico 106 Juventus Forza U16 United States 107 Juventus Heat U15 United States 108 Juventus Premier U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 109 Kansas Rush Wolves U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 110 Kashiwa Reysol Gordon Jago Super Group Japan 111 Knowsley Youth U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS England 112 LA Galaxy USSF U17/18 Academy Gordon Jago Super Group United States 113 LVSA Red U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 114 Lewisham College U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS England 115 Linces Tamayo FC U16 United States 116 Longueuil AAA U16 Canada 117 Manchester - San Diego U15 United States 118 Manchester United Gordon Jago Super Group England 119 Manhattan SC Paris Saint-Germain U16 United States 120 Mississauga Falcons U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay Canada 121 NSSC Elite U16 Canada 122 New York SC White U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 123 OBGC Rangers U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 124 PAC Tigres U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 125 Pateadores CM U14 United States 126 Pateadores Los Angeles U13 United States 127 Pateadores San Diego U14 United States 128 Pateadores San Diego U13 United States 129 Pateadores U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 130 Penn Fusion U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 131 Prepa Tec U13 Mexico 132 Prepa Tec U15 Mexico 133 Prepa Tec U16 Mexico 134 Prepa Tec U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay Mexico 135 Prepa Tec U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS Mexico 136 RSC Striker FC U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 137 RSL AZ Elite U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 138 Ravens Wood School U14 England 139 Real Madrid AC-(USA) U15 United States 140 Real San Cosme A.C. U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS Mexico 141 Real Tuzos U15 United States 142 Royal Navy U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS England 143 Royal York FC U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay Canada 144 SKHY FC U14 Trinidad & Tobago 145 San Diego Surf Pre-Acad U15 United States 146 San Diego Surf U14 United States 147 Santa Barbara SC White U15 United States 148 Santa Clara Sporting U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 149 Santa Monica United B96-Blue U16 United States 150 Seleccion RCL Soccer Monterrey U15 Mexico 151 Seleccion RCL Soccer Monterrey U13 Mexico 152 Seleccion RCL Soccer Monterrey U14 Mexico 153 Shattuck-St.Mary's USSF U17/18 Acad U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 154 Sockers FC Chicago U13 USCS Pre-Academy U14 United States 155 Sockers FC Chicago USCS Pre-Acad U16 United States 156 Sockers FC Chicago USCS U14 Pre-Academy U15 United States 157 Solar Chelsea Red U14 United States 158 Solar Chelsea USCS U14 Pre-Academy U15 United States 159 Solar Chelsea USCS U15 Pre Academy U16 United States 160 Solar Chelsea USSF U15/16 Academy U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 161 Solar Chelsea USSF U17/18 Academy U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 162 Southampton Football Club U13 England 163 St Louis Scott Gallagher SC Elite U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 164 Sunrise Elite U15 United States 165 TCSC Cavalry 94 White U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS United States 166 TSF Academy X U15 United States 167 TSF Blue U16 United States 168 TSF Ginga U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 169 Team America U16 United States 170 Texas United Gunners Black U13 United States 171 Tigres U14 Mexico 172 Tigres U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay Mexico 173 Tigres Gordon Jago Super Group Mexico 174 Toronto FC Academy Gordon Jago Super Group Canada 175 Towers Football Academy U19 Sponsored by Metro PCS England 176 USYS Region IV ODP ('96's) U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 177 Universidad de Monterrey U15 Mexico 178 Waitakere City Football Club U16 New Zealand 179 West Pines Strikers Premier Black U17 Sponsored by Frito Lay United States 180 West Toronto Cobras U15 Canada 2013 Dr Pepper Dallas Cup Gordon Jago Super Group Teams Bracket A Bracket B Bracket C Manchester United (England) Coritiba FC (Brazil) Fluminense (Brazil) Kashiwa Reysol (Japan) Fulham FC (England) Aalborg BK (Denmark) Club America (Mexico) Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) Tigres (Mexico) Dallas Texans (USA) LA Galaxy Academy (USA) Toronto FC (Canada) Aalborg BK - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Jacob Fischer Friis Aalborg, Denmark 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Nicolaj Joergensen Stefan Just Kahr Jakob Blaabjerg Mathiasen Martin Aagaard Jensen Daniel Oelgaard Nilesen Christian Rye Jonas Soendergaard Soerens Frederik Lindboeg Boersting Mohammed Yousuf Ali Andreas Bruhn Christensen Lukas Spalvis Jacob Kragh Nyeboe Mads Rokkedal Kaalund Morten Boeg Pedersen Phillip Stroem Andersen Malthe Mondrup Pedersen Ariel Mubalama Aciza Viktor Ahlmann Nielsen Marc Storm Pedersen Mark Soerensen Victor Rafael Noergaard Rune Mortensen Club America - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Rafael Loredo Mexico City, Mexico 81 84 88 91 92 93 143 146 147 148 149 153 154 160 163 164 165 168 Juan Felipe Delgadillo César Iván Solache Carlos Eduardo Camacho Gil Burón Gilberto Pérez Jonathan Sánchez Alfonso Emilio Sánchez Juan Pablo Cosío Juan Manuel Arbiso José Luis Hernández Carlos Humberto Jaramillo Santiago Ormeño Pedro Francisco Esquivel Carlos Báez Alexandre Cerdeira Bryan Mauricio Astorga Diego Alcaraz Marlon Jair Castillo Coritiba Football Club - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Jose Carlos Leles Curitiba, Brazil 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Samuel Lima Tiago Andrei Willian Rodrigues Matheus Diovany Icaro Cosmo Henrique Gelain Anderson da Costa Denner Nascimento Paulo Victor Martins Leonardo Castro Felipe Rodrigues Thiago Coelho Gean Marlon Jose Carlos Ferreira Junior Jeferson Carvalho Luccas Barreto Caio Henrique Diego Ponsio Matheus Freitas Jean Lucas Matheus Fonseca Felipe Alisson Dallas Texans USSF U17/18 Academy - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: David Hudgell Dallas, Texas 55 56 58 59 60 62 63 64 65 66 67 69 70 71 73 75 76 79 90 Jordan Speed Feliciano Charles Michael Lens Luke Edwards Alec Petit Jared Rice Jack Blanton Brandon Moore James Brody Hickey Brandon Aubrey Michael Forbes Jacob Garza Christian Soldat Jason Machado Adrian Velasquez Hindowa Momoh Adrian White Dakota Montet Robert Hunter Harrison Eintracht Frankfurt - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Daniyel Cimen Frankfurt, Germany 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 Marvin Schwäbe Marco Meyerhöfer Max Denefleh Viktor Talevski Özgür Özdemir Marco Müller Marcel Fahrenholz Patrick Barth Luca Schnellbacher Attila Yilmaz Alban Lekaj Marvin Helm Juan Gomez Joel Gerezgiher Raffael Grigorian Timo Dauber Eray Eren Noah Michel Sinan Kaplan Dominik Reining Fluminense FC - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Marcelo Veiga Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Christian Belenzier Igor Julião Ygor de Paula Ighort Conceição Marlon Barbosa Ronan Afonso Diego Camilo Luiz Fernando Maximiano José Lucas da Silva Gustavo Scarpa Pablo Dyego Rosa Matheus Gomes Gustavo Santos Diego Gonçalves Lucas dos Santos Emerson Neri Matheus dos Santos Mateus Regis da Silva Fulham FC - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Steve Wigley London, England 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 22 Max Oberschmidt Noe Baba Sean Kavanagh Ronny Minkwitz Jack Grimmer Joshua Passley Ryan Williams Lasse Vigen Christensen Cauley Woodrow Muamer Tankovic Charles Banya Marek Rodak George Williams Emerson Hyndman Stephen Arthurworrey Dino Islamovic Tom Richards Daniel O'Reilly Jordan Evans Cameron Burgess Solomon Sambou Lyle Della Verde Kashiwa Reysol - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Takahiro Shimotaira Kashiwa, Japan 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 34 35 Eiji Shirai Eito Horikoshi Syunsuke Ito Kazuki Tatsuno Hiroshi Miyazawa Takahito Ohno Shinosuke Nakatani Makoto Kimura Satoru Nalagome Yuta Nakayama Kouhei Tedsuka Natsuki Mugikura Yuki Aizu Kouki Oshima Kenji Yamamoto Kaito Kunimoto Yusuke Unoki LA Galaxy USSF U17/18 Academy - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Alex Yi Los Angeles, California 00 00 00 3 4 7 9 14 18 23 27 29 31 34 35 40 44 45 46 53 76 88 Michael Griswold Matt Tilley Brian Iloski Paul Arriola Oscar Sorto Javan Torre Raul Mendiola Aaron Lombardi Jaime Villarreal Bryan Guzman Daniel Slepukhin Drew Murphy Nathan Smith Ivan Vasquez Grady Howe Justin Dhillon Juan Cervantes William Raygoza Vincent Reyes Sebastian Velasquez Josh Mcneely Martin Arrietta Manchester United - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Warren Joyce Manchester, England ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Sean McGinty Michele Fornasier Reece James Tom Lawrence Charni Ekangamene Gyliano Van Velsen Adnan Januzaj Mats Daehli Pierluigi Gollini James Wilson Andreas Hoelgebaum Pereira Jonathan Sutherland Jack Barmby Benjamin Pearson Joseph Rothwell Liam Grimshaw James Weir Nicholas Ioannou Tyler Blackett Luke Hendrie Tigres - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Raul Gonzalez Monterrey, Mexico 43 56 76 80 91 106 107 108 109 111 113 115 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 163 164 168 Victor Montoya Gustavo Lozano Jose Lara Baldemar Moreno Wilton Rangel Alejandro Chavez Everardo Hernandez Eder Loredo Jair Zacarias Juan Sandate Rodrigo Tamez Edgar Molina Oswaldo Macias Luis Daniel Martinez Orlando Vela Eder Ruiz Ricardo Chavez Julio Castañeda Gilberto Gutierrez Martin Sauceda Alan Cortinas Aldo Quintanilla Toronto FC Academy - Gordon Jago Super Group Coach: Danny Dichio Toronto, Canada 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 20 20 21 Quillan Roberts Alain Sargeant Adam Polakewicz Michael Wagenknecht Nikola Paunic Eli Roubos Omari Morris Manuel Aparicio Jordan Hamilton Sergio Camargo Mark-Anthony Kaye Duran Lee Dylan Sacramento Mark Wadid Daniel Jodah Alex Pothemont Mathew Stowell Chris Mannella Jevon Gayle