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7 17 CAL SOUTH ADULT SOCCER Cal South State Cup AND NATIONAL CUP US Soccer directs Cal South to prepare to take over as the official adult Celebrating its 30th year of tournament excellence, the Cal South State state association... Cup crowned ten champions in its Youngers brackets late in February. Find out who won and how they did it, and see pictures of each of the winning teams.

11 26 COACHING EDUCATION AUDITED FINANCIALS Over 45,000 coaches have attended Cal South licensing courses. The Cal South’s Audited Financials for Fiscal 2008. objective of the coaching licensing curriculum is to provide all soccer coaches, from the beginner to the advanced, with up-to-date theoretical and practical knowledge, so that coaches in southern California can help ensure that players develop their fullest potential. 10,300 TEAMS Strong District 1 Commissioner (San Diego South/Imperial Counties) Cal South President Chris Gallup Gregg Falk

District 2 Commissioner (San Diego County North) Cal South CeO John Mullen John Weinerth District 3 Commissioner (Orange County) Paul Doty Vice President David De Leon District 4 Commissioner (Los Angeles County) Derek Barraza ASSISTANT Vice President Johnnie Garza District 5 Commissioner (San Bernardino/Riverside Counties) Rick McCown Treasurer District 6 Commissioner (Kern County and Antelope Valley portion of Los Angeles County) Ken Goldman Ann Shoemake CA Secretary L SOUTH 2 SOUTH District 7 Commissioner (San Luis Obispo/Santa Barbara/Ventura Counties) Lila Smith Rick Velasco

PRESIDENT’S LETTER

Dear Cal South Members,

The last twelve months have been exciting and challenging for Cal South. Our programs have had continued success. Cal South is a leader on the field in our recreational and competitive programs. We boast the best TOPSoccer opportunities while maintaining success in our Olympic Development Program. Cal South is a leader in Region IV and across the country. More than ever, Cal South is One Soccer for all Southern California. We have focused much energy and effort in the past year in order to grow Cal South in all communities and age groups. We are now just beginning to see the positive outcome. Cal South has risen to meet the challenges presented by the national economic crises. We culled the budget, reviewed our investments, and maintained our financial health. As the economy recovers we are in a position to grow with vision and design. Our Board of Directors has continued to be a cohesive body working with the staff for the best implementation of policies and directives. We have faithfully maintained corporate transparency. We have kept current disclosures of conflicts. Cal South strives to act with the highest levels of professionalism. Soccer Nation Expohas continued to be one of the major industry shows in the business of soccer. Cal South is more the center of soccer in Southern California than ever before. Plans for the future will secure this position. The concept of “One Soccer for all Southern California” has brought us to the vision of adult amateur play in Cal South. Over the last year the landscape in adult soccer has been radically altered. Cal South, within a matter of weeks, is expected to be recognized as the official adult state soccer association by the United States Soccer Federation. Existing youth leagues will grow to allow their players to continue to play soccer in Cal South. Existing adult leagues will join Cal South and find new opportunities for play. The time has come where a five year old will play Cal South recreational soccer, his older brother or sister will play on a competitive Cal South team, his Aunt or Uncle will play on a Cal South amateur competitive team, his Mom and Dad will play in a Cal South coed league, and his Grandfather will play in a Cal South senior league.

Yours in Soccer,

Cal South’s leadership in the soccer community is guided by these 5 principles:

Cal South is a member-based organization H DEVELOPING THE GAME OF SOCCER serving youth soccer in Southern California Coaching Education • Referee Education • Providing Opportunities for Player Development from San Luis Obispo to the Mexican border. • Field Development H PROGRAMS FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS From Beginners to Elite level players: TOPSoccer, Recreation, Competitive, ODP 127,000Players H SERVING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Advocacy for open space and healthy lifestyles • National State Association of U.S. Youth Soccer & the U.S. Soccer Federation + 23Leagues,0 Clubs H KEEPING KIDS SAFE and Gaming Circuits Risk Management Programs • Insurance • Continuing Education CA L SOUTH 3 SOUTH H FAIR PLAY Respect • Accountability 10,3Teams00+ 2008 ANNUAL REPORT

Thank YOU, Members of Cal South!

E R E F E E A C H I N R O G C RECRERECREAATIONAL E E D N D N U I O U O C A T C A T I

As a VIP for one of over 230 leagues within Cal South, you are likely well-versed in your league’s connection to your state association. It’s also possible, though, that you may think of Cal South’s role as purely administrative. What you may not be aware of, though, is that Cal South has remained at the forefront of innovation for several years now, not just as a state youth soccer association, but as a topnotch non-profit organization. This is evident not just in the diversity and progressiveness of the programs it offers to its members, but also in the way that Cal South constantly seeks to expand its horizons, and the horizons of the leagues under its wing. The main purpose of Cal South’s existence is to bring exclusive benefits to every one of its members, sometimes in very surprising ways. Our extensive insurance coverage provides primary and/or secondary medical insurance for all Cal South members, as well as Field Liability Insurance coverage. Cal South’s KidSafe Risk Management program does just that: keeping everyone’s kids safe, with mandatory fingerprinting for all Cal South coaches and league administrators. Our online CORIS system makes it easier for teams to register and manage their players’ vital information, while CalSouth.com provides everyone, from teams wishing to apply for State and National Cup to tournament directors promoting their competitions to those in search of coaching and referee education, all of the necessary information with just a few quick keystrokes. Members often receive special discounts and opportunities through Cal South’s partnerships with many exciting companies. And don’t forget Cal South’s exclusive publications, such as the Cal South Tournament Guide, which lands information about your tournaments directly into the hands of over 25,000 coaches and administrators, both local and national, annually, and Cal South Soccer Magazine, our quarterly publication, which is mailed free to over 90,000 member households.

Cal South is also at the forefront of providing progressive soccer programs to all ages and skill levels, whether recreational or competitive. Our Coaching Education program licenses over 4,000 coaches annually through a wide variety of training courses, while our Referee Education Program helps develop and train over a thousand new youth referees each and every year. Cal South’s Olympic Development Program (ODP) is one of the most highly touted in the country, with more players identified for the U.S. National teams and pools than any other. Advanced recreational players can prepare for their leap into competitive play through our Signature League gaming circuit, while our TOPSoccer program, providing soccer opportunities to young athletes with physical and mental disabilities, is one of the most strongest such programs in the U.S. And now, with Cal South’s leap into the world of Adult League soccer, we are proving once more that the future of soccer in Southern California lies with all of us. This year’s Cal South Annual Report, along with providing the necessary audited financials in the pages that follow, also seeks to give all of its Member League VIPs a better overall view of Cal South, not just in a recap of the past year, but of where we are today, heading into the future. And where Cal South goes, so goes your league. We appreciate your membership.

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Hey, Coach! Thanks!

Are you coaching in a Cal South sanctioned league? Then be sure to check with your league soon to receive your FREE Cal South Messenger Bag (a $25 retail value). It’s Cal South’s way of saying “Thank you!” for all of the hard work and dedication our coaches have added to “the beautiful game” this past year.

Cal South staffers took to the road in August on our annual Coach’s Gift District Tour, delivering this year’s gifts to league presidents through a series of individual district meetings. If you are a coach and have not received your Coach’s Gift by this time, please contact your league or club representative.

Donations to Regional and National Championship Participants: $290,000

In what is perhaps the ultimate in member benefits, Cal South once more came to the aid of its teams that attended the US Youth Soccer Far West Regionals and National Championships, by donating nearly $300,000 to help ease the financial burden of travel expenses. $10,000 was given to each of the eight teams that traveled to Little Rock, Arkansas for the National Championships late in July, while $5,000 was handed to each of the 42 teams that flew to Hawaii for the Regionals in late June. The total amount of $290,000 is the largest ever given out by Cal South to its clubs in a single year. The money for these donations is largely built from the fees for the Cal South State Cup and National Cup competitions.

High-caliber teams aren’t the only thing, though, that Cal South assisted for the National Championships. Six referees who have displayed excellence in their game calling were selected to represent Cal South at the Nationals. In order to help these refs with their own traveling expenses, Cal South gave checks to each of them in the amount of $250, while the State Referee Committee added another $100 to that amount, for a total of $350 to each referee. And congratulations to these six referees for their accomplishment:

Adam Brugman // San Diego • Israel Fernandez // Chino • Juan Guzman // La Puente • Mark Perry // Corona • Ryan Van Duyne // La Puente • Brandon Whitson // Menifee

The 2008 Cal South Presidents’ Summit

Over 100 Cal South league presidents and representatives showed up at the Home Depot Center on June 28th to attend the 2008 Cal South Presidents’ Summit. Attendees spent the warm and blustery Saturday afternoon caught up in discussions regarding Cal South initiatives for the coming year, as well as presentations and Q&A sessions on such topics as league and tournament sponsorship opportunities, small business opportunities, insurance policy and non-profit corporate governance. Following the Summit proper, attendees were treated to a buffet reception overlooking the field, where those that stuck around into the evening took in Chivas USA’s game versus the New York Red Bulls.

If you are a league president, this is an event that you do not want to miss in the future. Keep checking back at CalSouth.com for details on the next Cal South President’s Summit. We definitely hope to see all of you there next summer! CA L SOUTH 5 SOUTH 2008 ANNUAL REPORT

2009 TOURNAMENT GUIDE Where can you find the perfect tournament to fit your team’s needs? If you are a coach or team manager, then you should be aware that Cal South publishes an annual Tournament Guide that puts information about every single sanctioned tournament within Cal South straight into the hands of its entire coaching membership. Readers of the Tournament Guide have easy access to a full listing of sanctioned tournaments throughout 2009, including entry deadlines, fees, age brackets, locations and vital contact information.

Cal South distributed 25,000 copies of the 2009 Tournament Guide in late December with a direct mailing to over 11,000 Cal South member coaches, managers and league VIPs. The remainder are being distributed at the “Big 3” annual soccer shows in early 2009: the NSCAA Coaches Convention in St. Louis in January, the US Youth Soccer Workshop in March, and Cal South’s own 2009 Soccer Nation Expo in the Los Angeles Convention Center on February 21 and 22.

If you are a Cal South coach, manager or league VIP, you should have already received your copy of the 2009 Tournament Guide. Copies will also be available for pick up at the Cal South Corporate Office. Regardless of how you get a copy, we hope that it helps you find the perfect tournament for you!

Cal South To Host 2009 Far West Regionals in Lancaster in June The US Youth Soccer Far West Regionals are being hosted by Cal South in 2009. Immediately after the Cal South National Cup decides its U19 champion for the year, teams from the 14 western states that make up Region IV will gather in Lancaster, California from June 15-21 to decide which teams deserve to move forward to the US Youth Soccer National Championships in Massachusetts in July.

Apart from giving our teams a prime opportunity to compete locally on a high level in front of their family and friends, it also allows Cal South to serve as a gracious host to its neighboring state associations as well. Cal South is honored to have been chosen as host to such a prestigious event, and asks all of its teams and members to take advantage of this chance to show our neighbors the level of excellence and professionalism we have achieved as a leading youth soccer organization.

Cal South Teams Up With Sports Path To Offer Free Online Parent Education

Cal South and Sports Path, the leader in online sports education courses, have formally announced an agreement designed to help bring parental soccer education to the forefront. Through this partnership, Sports Path will provide a Cal South-branded course on our website entitled “Preparing Your Child for Youth Soccer,” which is free to Cal South members interested in furthering their soccer parenting education.

“Parents play an ever increasing role in youth sports and the really smart sports organizations engage them and with work them,” said Robin Russell, founder, CEO and chairman of Sports Path. “Cal South is clearly one of North America’s leading youth sports organizations, and we are delighted to support their program to use e-learning as a means of reaching out to time-challenged parents.”

“We are very excited to join up with Sports Path in order to facilitate the growth of greater soccer knowledge throughout our membership,” said Cal South CEO John Weinerth. “Sports Path’s online courses are recognized as one of the best resources for sports education in the world, and we are proud to be able to provide access to these courses for the parents in Cal South.”

The Sports Path Parenting series consists of four different courses, all designed to help parents develop a greater understanding of their role in their child’s development within the sports landscape. The exclusive Cal South course “Preparing Your Child for Youth Soccer” will give parents free access to a course which has been specially adapted to fulfil the needs of Cal South members. Following this course, users can then move on to the remaining pair of courses – “Helping Your Child Compete Enjoyably” and “Assisting the Gifted Young Player” – which each require a $9.99 fee for purchase.

CA Cal South members can access these courses by going online to CalSouth.com and clicking on the “Free Cal South Soccer Parenting Course” button on the right-hand L SOUTH 6 SOUTH side of the homepage. This will take them to an introductory page which will give them instructions on registering for the course and then a link to the registration page on the Sports Path website. 2008 ANNUAL REPORT

US Soccer Directs Cal South to Prepare to Take Over as the Official Adult State Association

The U.S. Soccer Federation Board of Directors met on Saturday, November 22, 2008, and reached a decision regarding the application received from Cal South to replace CSA-South as the official adult association member for Southern California. The decision will appoint Cal South as the official adult association upon submission of an amended application which satisfactorily outlines a strategy of how Cal South will outreach and help transition the existing adult leagues, along with an amended governance structure that provides meaningful representation to the adult programs.

Cal South is extremely excited about working with all of the existing adult leagues and programs towards growing the game in Southern California. We welcome your involvement, interest, feedback and future membership. We look forward to building on the great tradition of adult soccer that has been established in Southern California over the last forty plus years and working together towards building the best soccer association in the world.

Over the next several months we will be conducting several layers of outreach which will include individual league meetings and presentations, larger venue outreach meetings, feedback surveys and updates through our magazine and other communication vehicles. Here are the future meeting dates, times and locations. Official approval of Cal South Adult Leagues will take place on March 13th, 2009 7:30AM- 10AM EST in Orlando, FL at the US Soccer National Council Meeting. Open to US Soccer AGM Registrants.

Brooks McCormick, USASA Chairman; Dan Flynn, US Soccer CEO; Gregg Falk, Cal South President; Sunil Gulati, US Soccer President; John Weinerth, Cal South CEO CA L SOUTH 7 SOUTH More than 50 representatives from adult leagues and clubs throughout Southern California 3 3 3 4 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 6 7 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 7 7 DISTRICT OR 2008/2009! FOR Vista Oxnard Ventura Downey Fontana Menifee Anaheim La Habra Temecula Pasadena Pasadena Victorville La Mirada Santa Ana Santa Ana Santa Ana Chino Hills Bakersfield CITY/AREA Santa Clarita Palm Palm Springs Santa Monica Laguna Niguel Laguna Niguel Fountain Valley Coachella Coachella Valley Santa Ynez / Santa Lompoc Ynez S BS CLU AND GUES C F C F Futbol Club C Academy The best of luck to you all! F Fusion Soccer Academy Gunners Soccer Club Golden State Oxnard PAL Freedom Juventus SC C Cruz Azul USA Real Madrid Select Cities SC F Psa Soccer Club Fusion Power SC City Of Santa Ana Laguna Niguel Ysa Barca CZ Soccer Academy Coachella Coachella Valley SC Downey ConquistaAmerica SC River Valley Rovers SC Universal Soccer League Laguna Niguel Soccer Club West Coast Soccer Academy NEW 2008-2009 LEAGUES Menifee Youth Soccer Menifee League Youth La Mirada Soccer Association Tiffany’s Youth Soccer League Tiffany’s Youth akersfield Bakersfield Ventura County Ventura Santa Ana Development Soccer Program

For a full listing of all Cal South leagues/clubs, please go to http://www.calsouth.com/ youthsoccer_findleague.htm. Growing Growing ever stronger and more influential through the size and reach of its membership, Cal South wishes to welcome nearly twenty new leagues and clubs to the fold for the 2008/2009 fall season. Located throughout five of the seven Cal South districts, we are sure these organizations will have a marvelous opening season under our umbrella.

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ecreat birth of the Cal South Signature Leagues. Signature Leagues are “localized” playing circuits formed by nearby leagues recreational that are comprised of “all- star” teams selected by the individual leagues recreational through a selection process published by participating league. Each Signature League playing circuit is operated by a coordinator chosen by the participating leagues who is responsible for ensuring the scheduling of games. League such as a 50% play rule for all players, a limit on the annual financial responsibility of the players, and a limitation on distance of travel. If you are in a Cal South league recreational that is interested in forming a Signature League, here is a starter list of steps you needs to take to get involved: making a sizable commitment in terms of both time and financial resources. For years, there has been a definite need expressed to provide an opportunity for young players to play soccer at an intermediate level, between the strict play recreational and the highly committed competitive level.

Each year many soccer families are faced with a dilemma: continue playing soccer recreational or make the big jump to competitive For soccer. those players that recreational have developed a higher level of soccer skill, the is natural progression to immediately make the move to competitive soccer. Signature Leagues

Cal South is not only about competitive play. While players of any age can participate for in soccer, kids recreational aged 5 to 8, many of whom are often experiencing their first kicks at the ball on a soccer field, soccer recreational is the norm. Per the game in a more relaxed, fun-centered atmosphere, where the focus is on gradually developing the child’s basic motor skills and cognitive abilities. Fierce competition can come later. Cal South sanctions over 80 throughout Southern programs California. recreational-based Recreational Leagues a Kickers Program, fun, soccer designed introductory recreational program for children between 5 to 8 years old that provides age-appropriate curriculum and fun soccer activities for coaches and volunteers. balanced teams, volunteer coaches, a 50% minimum play and requirement an overall philosophy of fun and youth development. Cal South also features special areas of interest for players: Cal recreational South Signature Leagues (detailed below), Cal South For more on recreational soccer in Cal South, please check out the Recreational • • • • looking under Programs on CalSouth.com. or come by the Cal South booth any time during Soccer Nation Expo 2009 at the L.A. Convention Center on February 21-22. One of our representatives will be happy to answer any of your questions.

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Referee Education at Cal South

Without them, there would be chaos on the field. You know the look: the uniform, the whistle, the yellow and red cards, sometimes an offside flag in their hand. What many people don’t realize is just how vital referees are to the sport of soccer. While some people spend a lot of time yelling about their calls, the fact of the matter is that you can’t hold a proper game of soccer without the referee.

Cal South wants its membership to understand that referees are an equally important part of the Cal South picture, as important as the coaches and players. As part of this recognition, Cal South offers an extremely comprehensive referee training and development program, with a variety of opportunities for young referees to get the training and knowledge they need to become the surest minders of the Laws of the Game they can be.

The series of Cal South referee education programs were developed by the State Referee Committee (SRC), and their depth often serves as a model for other state referee programs throughout the country. Some of the programs offered include:

• Referee Education and Training Courses • R9 Recreation Referee certification courses - Cal South certifies over 500 new youth referees in over thirty clinics annually through our R9 program (entry level USSF Certification for Referees) • The Cal South Advance Referee Development Program (ARDP) - recognized nationally for its development of top youth referees • Referee Mentoring Programs • The annual Referee Youth Academy

Dr. Donald L. Wilbur, a National Referee Emeritus, National Assessor, and National Instructor for both the USSF and the NISOA, will be presenting a variety of referee clinics at Soccer Nation Expo on February 21-22 at the L.A. Convention Center. For more information, please flip to the Expo section at the front of this magazine or go to www.SoccerNationExpo.com. To learn more about Cal South Referee Education programs and opportunities, please go to www.CalSouth.com and look under Referee Education.

Cal South Registrars

Registars, want to know the latest in getting your teams entered into the online CORIS system? Wondering where to put R T I F I E certain vital information or looking for tips on speedier ways of processing your hundreds of players? E D C

Cal South recently provided a great new way for its league registrars to keep up with the most recent developments in League Account Management by starting the Cal South Registrars Community Portal online at My360. Basically a forum in which all registrars can share opinions and ideas, the My360 Portal also sports a wealth of materials which registrars can access to facilitate their efforts in getting registration done smoother. All Cal South league registrars have been given special access codes for the My360 site, which can be found online at http://my360.calsouth.com/. So, if you are having a problem, R E R all you have to do is post your situation or question on My360, and let another experienced registrar or even the Cal South G A I S R LAM department provide some guidance for you. All Cal South league registrars are openly welcomed in this online com- T munity.

A special Registrar Meeting/Mixer is scheduled to be held at Soccer Nation Expo 2009. For more information on this meeting, check the Expo section at the front of this magazine, or for updates, go to www.SoccerNationExpo.com. If you are a registrar who has questions regarding the My360 Portal, please contact Steve Marquez

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For several years now, Cal South has held the position of having one of the most risk progressive management in programs the country, with a focus on keeping every single Cal South member KidSafe. Live Scan digital submissions provide the quickest way to submit and process background checks through the California Cal South’s KidSafe Risk Management via Program Live Scan Accident Insurance (“S Cal South’s insurance policies are re-evaluated annually, based in part on feedback from its existing membership polices, regarding to help provide the best coverage available for all of its purpose in the soccer community, is a very simple but important phrase: Keeping Kids Safe. Even Cal further, South goes to great lengths to make certain that the sport is played in the safest environment possible, for players, for coaches, for for referees, parents… everybody! Insurance and Cal South Cal South is not just committed to providing a strong organizational structure in which to play soccer. and Officers) which extends to all sanctioned entities. complete a Request for Live Scan form (available on the Applicant Live Scan Site. Live Scan will be available at the Cal South booth at Soccer Nation Expo 2009 for anyone that needs to get fingerprinting done. For more information, check out the Risk Management page on CalSouth.com. • IBT (Integrated Biometric • • • program, we program, retain the ability to screen subsequent arrest activity and make decisions towards keeping KidSafe and protecting the best interest of our 230 Cal South member leagues and clubs. • • • •

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S Youth Soccer S National Youth Championships. It is the greatest height to which a youth soccer club can U Cal South congratulates all of its champions, finalists and competing teams on their efforts and thanks them for making this thirtieth year of the Cal South State Cup a very special event.

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In 2008 Cal South had 42 teams competing in Nationals and eight teams moved on to the prestigious 2008 Cal South The aspire in this country and the greatest accolade that a team can collect. Every player on the best clubs dreams of winning a trophy at this crown jewel of youth It soccer. is a testament to the depth of the competition that very few actually do. There are less than a handful of ways to get to the National Championships each year. for a team to start that journey is to win their state association’s championship tournament, and then carry that success through their Regional Championship round. In Southern California, the road to that success most often starts with winning at the Cal South National Cup and then following up with a championship victory at the The Cal South National Cup is geared towards competitive teams, aged hardiest teams will move on to the Regionals. established as the Cal South College Showcase Weekend, where over 100 top college coaches converge annually to size up one of the deepest talent pools in the country, providing added value to appearing in the National Cup. Little Rock,

Ca CALSOUTH 14 CALSOUTH 14 State Cup Memories

What are your fondest State Cup Memories? Last issue, to kick off our celebration of thirty years of Cal South State Cup, we asked for responses from readers whose teams had participated in or perhaps even won a championship trophy in the State Cup. This issue, we feature the Torrance United Waves from 1986-1994.

U19) and 2 Far West Region IV U14) 2 National Cup Championships (U17 & 2 Cal South State Cup (U12, U12 and finished their The Torrance United Waves won players began with the team at over the 8 years they played together. Amazingly, ten of the Championships (U17 & U19) Tournaments across 10 states and two countries with an overall youth soccer careers at U19 with the team, during which time they won 59 record of 392-32-25 and 291 shutouts. U12. With little soccer knowledge,

Tanaka and trained by his daughter Jenni from their humble beginnings at used her experiences The Waves were coached by Sam Sam turned to Jenni to do the technical and fitness training for the girls. Being just a few years older than the girls, JenniUSSF “A” license and she from her club and ODP coaches to teach the girls how to find successUSSF on the“C” field. license, Motivation and Jenni and went game on management to earn a fell on the shoulders of Sam. His interest in learning the game of soccer led him to earn a DP program. currently coaches in the Region IV O Thanksgiving together as any family would

“So many things put a smile on my face when I think of the Waves. We were so close, spending every Traina). “I will always hold that experience close to my heart” do,” said Nicole Carroll (née Traci Arkenberg Dominguez, UCLA All-American and current all-time points leader Team player Shannon Boxx and The Waves’ alumni also have doctors, Current US Women’s National played for the Waves for 8 years together. across the country, still playing soccer who now coaches top level teams of her own in Cal South,great mothers in their ranks, who are now spread lawyers, teachers, engineers, artists, counselors and Tanaka the proudest. and giving back to the game. Above all that is what makes Coach Sam We just had “State Cup was always fun,” said Rachel Moseley who was part of the Waves for 8 years and now has two little girls playing soccer. ”Sam would get us pumped up by telling us stories to make us want to prove we could beat them, and then we would come together as a team. great teamwork.” The Waves try to get together annually during the holidays to Just 24 different players played for the Waves through their eight years together. HAVE YOUR OWN FAVORITE reminisce about their younger days. Many now have families and children of their own, but they have a saying: “Once a Wave, always a Wave.” STATE CUP MEMORY? Please send your responses to [email protected] or by

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June 16-22, 2008 H onolulu, Hawaii U12 BOYS U12 WEST COAST FC - CUP BOYS U12 WC STAMPEDE SC - WC GIRLS U12 SLAMMERS FC - CUP GIRLS U12 WEST COAST FC - WC

U13 BOYS U13 IRVINE STRIKERS - CUP BOYS U13 WEST COAST FC - WC GIRLS U13 SO CAL BLUES - CUP GIRLS U13 BREAKAWAY FC - WC

The 2008 US Youth Soccer U14 BOYS U14 THE X-TREME ITALIA III - CUP Far West Regionals BOYS U14 LOS ANGELES RAMPAGE - WC FWRL BOYS U14 ARSENAL FC - WC FWRL From one land with sun, sand and soccer to another. As delightful and enticing as GIRLS U14 REAL SO CAL - CUP Hawaii can be, there must have been another reason that over 750 Cal South players GIRLS U14 WC SAN DIEGO SURF - WC and their coaches and families flew across the ocean in June all at the same time. GIRLS U14 SLAMMERS FC - WC FWRL Perhaps the answer is as simple as the next step towards the National Championships. GIRLS U14 FC BARCELONA - WC FWRL

Cal South continued to build its legacy of excellence at the 2008 US Youth Soccer Far U15 West Regionals. For the third year running, ten Cal South teams left the tournament as BOYS U15 WEST COAST FC - CUP Regional champions, an achievement which sent seven of those teams (U14 and up) to BOYS U15 VALLEY UNITED BLAST - WC FWRL Little Rock, Arkansas in July for the National round. BOYS U15 ARSENAL FC - WC FWRL Sixteen of the teams that headed to the islands were comprised of the winners in each GIRLS U15 SLAMMERS FC - CUP age and gender division at the 2008 Cal South National Cup, the traditional means of GIRLS U15 SO CAL BLUES - WC FWRL reaching the Far West Regionals. 26 other wild card teams also went this year, giving GIRLS U15 REAL SO CAL - WC FWRL Cal South a record 42 teams in the tournament. Eight of the 26 wild card teams earned their spots based on their success in the 2008 spring season of the Far West U16 Regional League, ten additional teams earned theirs in the fall 2007 season, while the BOYS U16 LOS ANGELES RAMPAGE - CUP other eight wild card teams were chosen through the Region IV draw process. BOYS U16 WC REAL SO CAL - WC BOYS U16 SLAMMERS FC - WC FWRL Following the preliminary set of three opening games, 39 of Cal South’s 42 teams BOYS U16 FC BARCELONA - WC FWRL fought their way to the Quarterfinal round, and twenty of those teams made it into 13 GIRLS U16 SO CAL BLUES - CUP of the 16 Finals matches. In seven of those Finals matches, two Cal South teams faced GIRLS U16 GLENDORA FC - WC FWRL off against one another. Of the ten trophies won, the Slammers FC captured three, GIRLS U16 REAL SO CAL - WC FWRL while the So Cal Blues strode off with two. U17 In late July, our seven Regional winners (U14 and up) headed to the US Youth Soccer BOYS U17 CUP SOUTH COAST BAYERN - CUP National Championships. They were joined there by an eighth team, the GU15 So Cal BOYS U17 SAN DIEGO SURF - WC FWRL Blues, who secured a spot at by placing second in their bracket at this year’s inaugural BOYS U17 ORANGE SC RAGE - WC FWRL season of the US Youth Soccer National League. Four teams – the BU14 Arsenal FC, GIRLS U17 REAL SO CAL - CUP the GU15 So Cal Blues, the BU16 Real So Cal and the GU19 Slammers FC – made it all GIRLS U17 SLAMMERS FC - WC FWRL the way to the title matches, but all four were ultimately defeated in a quartet of very GIRLS U17 EAGLES - WC FWRL closely contested games. U18 Cal South congratulates all of its 2008 Far West Regional champions and the teams BOYS U18 DMS 11 - CUP that made it all the way to the National round, as well as all 42 of its teams that took BOYS U18 FC BARCELONA - WC FWRL part in the Regionals. GIRLS U18 CUP EAGLES - CUP GIRLS U18 SAN DIEGO SURF - WC GIRLS U18 SLAMMERS FC - WC FWRL

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BU13 ISC STRIKERS GU15 SLAMMERS FC

BU14 ARSENAL FC GU16 SO CAL BLUES

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Last Updated: 7/17/2008 2008 REGION IV ODP CAMP

Last Updated: 7/17/2008 2008 REGION IV ODP CAMP ’93 Holdover vs. Cal South Game

Head Coach Mario Sanchez Opening Ceremony, ’93 holdover vs. Cal South Game

CAL SOUTH AT THE 2008 ODP REGION IV CAMPS OD’93P Holdover SPO vs.T CalLIG SouthHT Game ’93 Holdover vs. Cal South Game Once more showing their dominance at the elite youth level, Cal South’s Olympic Development Program took charge at the 2008 US Youth Soccer ODP Region IV Camps. Divided between two venues – the boys at Linfield College in McMinnville, Oregon; the girls at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California – Cal South ODP players took part in a series of camps for each of four age groups (boys and girls ’92, ’93, ’94 and ’95) throughout the month of July. The annual ODP Regional Camps are a major component in the process of identifying players for the U.S. National Team and Pool rosters.

The eight Cal South ODP teams featured a total of 144 players; 110 of those players (76%) were asked to continue on at the camps as holdovers for the Region IV ODP pools. 59 of the 72 boys and 51 of the 72 girls were selected overall. Most impressive of all were the members of the ’94 boys team, with all 18 of its players being selected for their Regional Pool.

“The success that our players had in this year’s ODP evaluation events, such as the Regional Camps, can be directly attributed to a few key factors,” said Steve Hoffman, Cal South’s Director of Coaching Education and Player Development. “Not only does Cal South have some of the most fantastic clubs around, but the coaches on those clubs are doing an incredible job in developing these players. Also, Cal South has, without a doubt, some of the most competitive and deepest gaming circuits in the country. All told, this is a sure mix towards achieving the excellence that our players have shown.” ’93 Holdover Team Numerousbefore Cal South game players have already been chosen for the current pools and rosters of the US Youth National Teams. (A full chart of the Cal South players selected for each of those pools appears on the next page.) Cal South wishes to congratulate all of its ODP players and National selectees on their hard-earned success!

ABOUT THE CAL SOUTH ODP PROGRAM

The Cal South ODP is considered the finest program in the country. Cal South has won more national and regional championships than any other state association or any other ODP program in the country. Cal South is proud of the fact that more than 30% of all national team players participating on the men’s, women's and youth CA L

SOUTH 23 SOUTH national teams come from Southern California. We are also very proud of the fact that Cal South ODP players have historically made up anywhere from 25% to 60% of the regional pools and youth national teams each year in all ’93 Holdoverage vs. brackets. Cal No South other pr ogrGameam in the country can boast such numbers for success. Cal South has a long history of being the primary pipeline for identifying players for the U.S. Soccer Regional and National Team Pools. Listed on the accompanying charts are those players that have been identified for the Region IV Team Pool, as well as those players who have the achieved the prestigious honor of being selected for the U.S. National Team Pools or Camps. Cal South extends our warmest congratulations to them all! CAL SOUTH ODP CAL SOUTH ODP CAL SOUTH ODP CAL SOUTH ODP 1995 Boys at ODP Regional Camps 1994 Boys at ODP Regional Camps 1993 Boys at ODP Regional Camps 1992 Boys at ODP Regional Camps McMINNVILLE, OREGON 2008 McMINNVILLE, OREGON 2008 McMINNVILLE, OREGON 2008 McMINNVILLE, OREGON 2008 HEAD COACH / Joey Hoffman HEAD COACH / Carlos Juarez HEAD COACH / Steve Hoffman HEAD COACH / John Napier ASSISTANT COACH/ Eddy Skuratovsky ASSISTANT COACH/ Paul LaBella ASSISTANT COACH/ Michael Smith ASSISTANT COACH/ David Cohen

Paul Arriola ••• Alberto Diaz •• Seth Casiple • Jeremy Bishop • Luis Barragan • Emilio Garcia •• Scott Cohen ••• Jonathan Canalas •• Kevin Cervantes • Eric Gonzales ••• Jordan Cordon • Connor Dreschler • Cristian Cruz •• Carlos Grande •• Ryan Felix • Ray Estrada • Ever De La Torre ••• Ivan Hernandez •• Nicholas Garcia •• Armando Gaitan •• Bryan Guzman ••• Sagar Jambusaria •• Jordan Gibbs •• Brian Godinez •• Derrick Hamilton •• Diego Lopez •• Juan Gutierrez •• Ricardo Gonzalez •• Myles Hargrove • Joshua McNeely ••• Neil Ignacio •• Alexandar Henry •• Alan Huerta ••• Cory Miller •• Manvir Manak • Carlos Hernandez •• Kevin Labastida ••• Takuya Okada •• Juan Mendoza •• Michael Jachetta • Austin Marques ••• Oscar Ortega ••• Williams Nieto-Flores ••• Hoae Jang • Misael Osorio ••• Jesus Rochin •• Juan Ocegueda De Alba •• Moises Orozco •• Brian Paredes ••• Esteban Rodriguez ••• Eduardo (Ivan) Quezada •• Keon Parsa •• William Raygoza ••• Mario Rodriguez •• Henry Rios ••• Alan Rovira •• Vincent Reyes ••• Bryant Sanchez •• Gabriel Rivera ••• Rodrigo Ruvalcaba • Gabriel Salas •• Ludwig Vargas •• Edgar Rodriquez •• Reynard Simwba •• Ivan Vasquez •• Angel Velasquez •• Anton Salazar •• Andrew Tuzaazermajja •• Dean Wright •• Colin Webb •• Blake Steele •• Thomas Yeandle •• Cody Thompson • Andrew Trejo •• Adam Zepeda •••

CAL SOUTH ODP CAL SOUTH ODP CAL SOUTH ODP CAL SOUTH ODP CAL SOUTH ODP 1995 Girls at ODP Regional Camps 1994 Girls at ODP Regional Camps 1993 Girls at ODP Regional Camps 1992 Girls at ODP Regional Camps 1991 Cal South Girls on 2008 STOCKTON, CA 2008 STOCKTON, CA 2008 STOCKTON, CA 2008 STOCKTON, CA 2008 Region IV ODP Pool HEAD COACH / Richard Boon HEAD COACH / Jeremy Healey HEAD COACH / Dan Codina HEAD COACH / Michelle Myers ASSISTANT COACH/ Tony Barber ASSISTANT COACH/ Kai Edwards ASSISTANT COACH/ Sabrina Strake ASSISTANT COACH/ Wendi Whitman

Jazmin Alvarez Aubrey Baker Maha Abdallah Mia Bruno Catherine Cabot Madeline Bauer • Victoria Camaj ••• Alexandra Bailey • Genessee Daughetee • Lauren Matheson •• Lana Bermel •• Angelisa Cortez •• Miranda Cornejo •• Nicole De Puy • Elizabeth Eddy •• Anna Dertouzos •• Megan Crossen • Kaylie Davidson •• Aleina Dominguez • Lauren Battung • Ciara Gutierrez •• Makenzy Doniak ••• Jamia Fields •• Leigh Edwards • Bianca Burright • Alanna Guzman • Jamie Fink ••• Jennifer Gonzales • Kylie Facinelli • Samantha Johnson • Madison Kaplan • Jessica Hale • Ashley Harris ••• Etaijha Gilmar •• Kathleen Messinger •• • ••• •• •• Jordan Nelson • Nicolette Martino •• Erika Leal •• Susan Ibarra • Hannah Hicks • • Kelly McCann •• Laura Liedle ••• Lo’eau Labonta •• Allie Harrison •• Kayla Mills •• Claudia Lopez •• Marie MacKenzie ••• Makenna Henry • Amber Munerlyn •• Rebecca Magier • Kylie McCarthy •• Natalie Lagunas • Jessica Nakae •• Regina Manneh ••• Meghan O’Rourke • Chelsea Morales •• Christine Pilecki •• Meranda Salazar • Nicole Pappalardo • Jordan O’Brien • Nicole Porro •• Casandra Sternbach ••• Monique Pendleberry • Tiffany Pena •• Jennifer Rupey • Maya Theuer ••• Kate Perry •• Jazmin Ponce •• Karsten Sigband •• Tera Trujillo ••• Samantha Jo Prud’homme • Riley Ridgik •• Gabriela Suarez •• Samantha Witteman ••• Vania Robles ••• Kendall Romine •• Sarah Teegarden •• Sydney Zuccolotto •• Haley Rosen ••• Zuri Walker •• Shanelle Simien •• Alexis Weaver • LEGEND Player Selected to Attend Region IV ODP Camp CA • Player Selected for Region IV ODP Pools L SOUTH 24 SOUTH • Player Selected for U.S. National Pools and/or Teams CAL SOUTH ODP CAPTURES TWO ODP SPOTLIGHT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS •• • If there is any greater proof of a program’s success than consistency, one would be hard-pressed to convince Cal South of it. Having already won a dozen U.S. Youth Soccer Olympic • Development Program National Championships since their inception in 2000, Cal South’s ODP continued to run with that success at the 2008 edition of the event. With Cal South • ODP teams representing Region IV in all four age and gender divisions at the tournament, two of those teams – the 1991 boys and the 1992 girls – captured titles at Pizza Hut •• Park in Frisco, Texas on Sunday, March 9. Cal South ODP teams have now captured 14 out of 38 titles at the Nationals (36%). • The Cal South 1992 Girls faced a North Texas team that had won 7-1 in their previous match, but Tawni Martino’s goal in the 26th minute was just enough for Cal South to put away the game, 1-0. Martino was given the Golden Boot award for the bracket, while Cal South’s keeper Chelsea Morales walked off with the Golden Glove.

“It was a tough game against the home team. It was a very physical game, but in the end we fought our way through. We separated ourselves with a fantastic strike,” said Cal South head coach Ranbir Shergill. “Being here they have the opportunity to be seen by a lot of college coaches and this is great exposure. Having ODP on your resume is big time.”

Cal South’s 1991 Boys team also took their title via a shutout, when they closed the door on Eastern New York, 3-0. Nicholas Grigoriev opened the scoring in the 27th minute, while eventual Golden Boot winner Christian Ramirez found the net twice, with a pair of goals in the second half. The team’s accomplishment is all the more remarkable considering that most of the players had to be replaced before the Regionals when all but two of the squad left to join the U.S. Soccer Development Academy.

“This was our best game played throughout the ODP season,” said Cal South head coach Sean Roche. “We have steadily improved. We played a tough New Mexico team in Regionals to get here and credit has to be given to the boys. After only being together for a short time, their commitment to the game is great.”

The other two Cal South ODP teams played in consolation matches at the Finals. The 1992 Boys defeated North Texas 2-1, behind a pair of goals from Daniel Castro and Moises

Orozco, while Cal South’s 1991 Girls squad tied Minnesota 2-2. Callie Payetta and Catherine Cabot each scored in the second half to put Cal South up late, before Minnesota tied it CA L up in the final minute. Cal South is extremely proud of all four teams, and congratulates them on their accomplishments. 25 SOUTH dependent Auditors dependent Association – South – Association Audited Financial Statements Statements Financial Audited and Other Financial Information Information Financial Other and With Report of In Years ended August and 31, 2008 2007 California Youth Soccer Youth California

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REPORT OF INDEPENDENT AUDITORS 1

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statements of Financial Position 2 Statements of Activities 3 Statements of Cash Flows 4 Notes to Financial Statements 5

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION Schedules of Functional Expenses August 31, 2008 9 August 31, 2007 10 CALSOUTH 28 California Youth Soccer Association – South Statements of Financial Position

August 31 2008 2007 ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $ 336,025 $ 853,179 Receivables, net 262,329 184,523 Investments 843,497 786,790 Inventories 4,383 3,013 Prepaid expenses 133,882 31,020 Property and equipment - net 558,015 573,867 Total assets $ 2,138,131 $ 2,432,392

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 238,897 $ 235,923 Unearned revenues 612,463 780,458 Loan payable - 49,603 Total liabilities 851,360 1,065,984

Net assets Unrestricted 1,286,771 1,366,408 Total liabilities and net assets $ 2,138,131 $ 2,432,392

See notes to financial statements. 2 6,755 32,703 20,271 48,368 259,844 677,693 463,900 278,092 224,839 111,961 392,678 731,480 247,316 217,681 517,400 244,345 114,538 143,528 2007 4,948,281 1,289,823 3,491,960 1,196,477 4,688,437 1,106,564 1,835,159

$ 2,038,188 $ 1,366,408 ) 6,529 Statements of Activities of Activities Statements 79,637 35,110 20,518 25,056 57,095 ( 959,844 465,887 300,329 244,851 161,218 422,176 752,975 221,021 245,733 477,537 301,620 130,460 2008 1,348,235 1,366,408 1,899,882 Years ended August 31 August ended Years

$ 2,200,081 $ 1,286,771 California Youth Soccer Association – South – South Association Soccer Youth California 3 ram servicesram 3,958,168 g e in net assets g Total expenses expenses Total 5,177,897 Chan Total support services support Total 1,219,729 ains and other supportother and ains 5,098,260 Total pro Total g See notes to financial statements. financial statements. See notes to Total unrestricted revenues, unrestricted Total ains and other support other and ains g ram services: ram Memberservices State cup State Camps program development Olympic education Coaches nation Soccer Riskmanagement Topsoccer Others Fundraising Publication General and administrative and General es in unrestricted net assets: net unrestricted in es g g Expenses Pro Players' registration Players' Support services: Support Revenues, Revenues, End of year year of End Beginning of year of Beginning Fees, camps and tournaments campsand Fees, publications and sponsorship Advertising, Coaching clinics Coaching Vendors' shows and promotions and shows Vendors' Investment income Investment Risk management fees management Risk Other Chan Net assets Net

CALSOUTH 30 California Youth Soccer Association – South Statements of Cash Flows

Years ended August 31 2008 2007 Cash flows from operating activities Change in net assets $ (79,637) $ 259,844 Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by (used in) operating activities: Depreciation and amortization 26,486 19,596 Change in fair value of investments (117,303) (31,226) Provision for doubtful account 14,945 - Loss on disposal of office equipment - 23,154 Decrease (increase) in assets: Receivables (92,751) (100,694) Inventories (1,370) 13,665 Prepaid expenses (102,862) (898) Increase (decrease) in liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses 2,974 79,024 Unearned revenues (167,995) 179,428 Net cash provided by (used in) operating activities (517,513) 441,893

Cash flows from investing activities Purchase of property and equipment (10,634) - Sale of investments 259,608 - Purchase of investments (199,012) (200,000) Net cash provided by (used in) investing activities 49,962 (200,000)

Cash flows from financing activity Payment of loan (49,603) (21,826)

Net change in cash and cash equivalents (517,154) 220,067

Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 853,179 633,112

Cash and cash equivalents at end of year $ 336,025 $ 853,179

Supplemental Disclosure of Cash Flow Information Interest paid during the year $ 413 $ 5,870

See notes to financial statements. 4 Financial Statements on the accrual basis of he authority of, the United ornia. Cal South’s primary Notes to Financial Statements Financial Statements Notes to with original maturity of three months South (Cal South) is a not-for-profit esents investment in mutual funds and are to be used by each district for the l investment income includes interest, erates under t United States Youth Soccer Association e financial statements are stated at the it, public educational soccer programs and arily restricted net assets and permanently Years ended August 31, 2008 and 2007 2008 and 2007 August 31, Years ended s have been prepared on the basis of 2008 and 2007, Cal South has no temporary The balance of $843,497 and $786,790 at California Youth Soccer Association – South – South Association Soccer Youth California 5 der nineteen (19) years of age. l position and activities according to three classes of ing Standards (SFAS) No. 117, . Under SFAS No. 117, Cal South is required to report he laws of the State of Calif Cal South have been prepared accounting. Basis of Presentation The accompanying financial statement (USYSA). Basis of Accounting The financial statements of Statement of Financial Account information regarding its financia net assets: net unrestricted assets, tempor restricted net assets. As of August 31, in Federal Home Loan Bank paper. Tota Cal South is an affiliated branch of, and op States Soccer Federation (USSF) and the of Not-for-Profit Organizations or permanentlynet assets. restricted Cash and Cash Equivalents Cal South considers highly liquid investments August 31, 2008 and 2007, respectively, repr dividend and change in fair value of investments. Financial Instruments All financial instruments are carried at amounts that approximate fair value. Inventories Inventories consist of team kit materials that following year. Inventories included in lower of cost (determined method) by or using market. the first-in, first-out th amateur competitions foryouth un or less cash to equivalents.be Investments Investments are stated at fair value. purpose is to promote and provide nonprof ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION PROFILE The California Youth Soccer corporation Association organized under t – NOTE 2 SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES NOTE 1

CALSOUTH 32 California Youth Soccer Association – South Notes to Financial Statements Years ended August 31, 2008 and 2007

NOTE 2 SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (CONTINUED)

Property and Equipment Property and equipment are stated at cost or, if donated, at fair value at date of donation. Provision for depreciation and amortization is computed using the straight- line method over the estimated useful lives of the properties, as follows:

Registration software 3 years Equipment and furniture 3 - 7 years Building improvements 39 years Building 39 years

Impairment of Long-lived Assets Cal South reviews the carrying values of its long-lived assets for possible impairment annually, or more frequently whenever events or changes in circumstances indicate that the carrying amount of the assets may not be recoverable. The measurement of possible impairment is based primarily on the undiscounted future operating cash flows without interest charges generated through the use of these assets during their remaining estimated useful life. The assessed recoverability of long-lived assets will be impacted if estimated future operating cash flows are not achieved. Based upon its most recent analyses, Cal South believes that there was no impairment of the carrying value of its long-lived assets as at and during the years ended August 31, 2008 and 2007.

Unrestricted Net Assets Contributions and allocations, the uses of which are not restricted by donors or grantors, are recorded in unrestricted net assets.

Revenue Recognition/Unearned Revenues Revenue from player registration fees, camps and tournaments are recorded on the accrual basis. Fees received in advance for future registration and sponsorship is considered unearned until the applicable year.

Donated Services A significant portion of Cal South’s programs are conducted by unpaid volunteers and committees. The value of this contributed time is not reflected in the accompanying financial statements because the volunteers’ time does not meet the criteria for recognition under SFAS No. 116, Accounting for Contributions Received and Contributions Made.

Functional Allocation of Expenses The costs of providing Cal South’s various programs and other activities have been summarized on their functional basis. Accordingly, certain costs have been allocated among the programs and supporting services benefited by the expenditure.

6 - 8,966 9,109 31,181 20,050 59,257 44,585 11,375 2007 184,523

$ $ 184,523 ing the reporting - 45,811 30,880 76,500 79,000 11,475 33,608 14,945 2008 277,274

$ $ 262,329 Notes to Financial Statements Financial Statements Notes to abilities at the date of the financial nues and expenses dur conformity with accounting principles ingly, no provision has been made for empt from the payment of income taxes reported amounts of assets and liabilities ements have been reclassified to conform of America requires management to make Years ended August 31, 2008 and 2007 2008 and 2007 August 31, Years ended California Youth Soccer Association – South – South Association Soccer Youth California 7 differ from those estimates. Registration Olympic development program development Olympic Sponsorship Grant Referee fees/certifications Referee State cup Others Less allowance for doubtful accounts doubtful for allowance Less and disclosure of contingent statements and the reported amounts of reve assets and li generally accepted in the United States estimates and assumptions that affect the could results period. Actual Income Taxes Cal South is a not-for-profit corporation ex under Internal Revenue Taxation Code Code Section Section 23701(d). 501(c)(3) income taxes. Accord and California Revenue and Reclassifications Certain amounts in the 2007 financial stat with the 2008 presentation. Use of Estimates The preparation of financial statements in Receivables at August 31 consist of: NOTE 3 RECEIVABLES NOTE 2 SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (CONTINUED)

CALSOUTH 34 California Youth Soccer Association – South Notes to Financial Statements Years ended August 31, 2008 and 2007

NOTE 4 PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT

Property and equipment at August 31 consist of:

2008 2007 Land $ 148,500 $ 148,500 Building 294,398 294,398 Building improvements 216,511 216,511 Furniture and equipment 32,488 379,069 Registration software 90,000 90,000 781,897 1,128,478 Less accumulated depreciation and amortization 223,882 554,611 $ 558,015 $ 573,867

During the year ended August 31, 2008, Cal South retired fully depreciated property and equipment amounting to $357,215. Upon retirement, the appropriate property accounts are reduced by the cost and accumulated depreciation.

Provision for depreciation and amortization expense during the years ended August 31, 2008 and 2007 amounted to $26,486 and $19,596, respectively.

NOTE 5 UNEARNED REVENUES

Unearned revenues consist of payments received for future player registration and sponsorship. As of August 31, 2008 and 2007, unearned revenue amounted to $612,463 and $780,458, respectively.

NOTE 6 LOAN PAYABLE

Loan payable consisted of a seven-year loan from a bank, maturing on June 24, 2009 with interest rate equivalent to the bank’s prime rate plus 1%. Payment of $2,179 was due monthly including interest. The loan was collateralized by Cal South’s land and building. As of August 31, 2008 and 2007, the outstanding loan balance amounted to $0 and $49,603, respectively. The loan was paid in full on October 10, 2007.

8 179 at August 31, portion of its player ation (FDF) in order to operating lease agreements 17,855 10,416 19,479 Notes to Financial Statements Financial Statements Notes to Amount $ $ 47,750 investments in major banks, which at e non-cancelable leases at August 31 Investor Protection Corporation insured Cal South paid a portion of its players’ h has not experienced any losses in such Cal South contributes a with the development, improvement and Years ended August 31, 2008 and 2007 2008 and 2007 August 31, Years ended ccounts with the bank exceeded the Federal t 31, 2008 and 2007, respectively. $190,254 and $176,658, respectively. limit by $159,467 and $753, nd $17,975, respectively. California Youth Soccer Association – South – South Association Soccer Youth California the years ended August 31, 2008 and 2007, 9 (USSF and USYSA) amounting to $258,522 and South Field Development Found equipment under various 2010 2011 Total 2009 Year ending August 31 August ending Year Cal South established the Cal assist its member leagues acquisition of playing fields and facilities. and clubs 2008 and 2007, respectively. The investments exceeded the Securities limit by $263,497 and $25,793 at Augus expiring through March 2011. Total lease expense for the years ended 2008 and 2007 amounted to $25,585 a August 31, Future minimum lease payments under thes Cal South leases certain are as follows: registration fees to FDF. For contributions made to FDF amounted to Pursuant to certain affiliation agreements, registration fees to its affiliates $242,468 for the years ended August 31, 2008 and 2007, respectively. Cal South maintains its cash accounts and times may exceed insured limits. Cal Sout accounts and believes it is not exposed cash to equivalents. Cal South’s any deposit a significant credit risk on cash andDeposit Insurance Corporation insured NOTE 8 RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS NOTE 7 COMMITMENTS NOTE 9 CONCENTRATION OF RISK

CALSOUTH 36 Supplementary Information

5,177,897 $ 1,219,729 $ 245,733 $ 221,021 $ 752,975 $ 3,958,168 $ 422,176 $ 20,518 $ 35,110 $ 161,218 $ 244,851 $ 300,329 $ 465,887 $ 959,844 $ 1,348,235 $ expenses Total

83,974 41,670 1,650 20,489 19,531 42,304 12,087 257 20 8,391 2,404 5,186 1,956 7,170 4,833 expense Miscellaneous

19,095 1,395 306 1,089 - 17,700 - - 170 302 4,062 5,752 4,740 1,503 1,171 insurance comp Workers'

17,043 14,533 - - 14,533 2,510 1,330 ------1,180 - Utilities

258,522 - - - - 258,522 4,825 ------253,697 registration USYSA/USSF

156,643 2,674 - 791 1,883 153,969 17,367 1,238 490 1,508 2,236 63,185 46,905 19,221 1,819 Travel

7,128 494 - 199 295 6,634 2,600 - - - 340 500 - - 3,194 seminar and Training

56,355 23,510 - 1,377 22,133 32,845 4,753 - - 5 1,870 6,814 86 7,174 12,143 Telephone

290,000 - - - - 290,000 ------290,000 - subsidy Team

7,841 7,841 - - 7,841 ------licenses and Taxes

55,000 - - - - 55,000 ------55,000 - - ODP to Subsidy

10,967 - - - - 10,967 ------10,967 league Signature

1,333,512 514,041 40,606 146,534 326,901 819,471 122,840 - 25,952 40,074 123,983 141,918 133,291 65,462 165,951 wages and Salaries

15,217 15,217 - - 15,217 ------maintenance and Repairs

27,756 770 - - 770 26,986 - - - 26,986 - - - - - Rent

198,829 - - - - 198,829 275 ------198,554 - fees Referee

15,560 1,277 - 1,277 - 14,283 952 1,130 - 1,781 - - 1,524 2,839 6,057 items Promotional

118,584 1,920 - 1,920 - 116,664 - 10,328 - 5,161 45,773 - 18,076 1,347 35,979 supplies Program

326,284 86,742 935 1,000 84,807 239,542 70,717 - - 4,500 - 6,524 - - 157,801 services Professional

174,011 121,290 114,893 1,400 4,997 52,721 22,508 - 313 3,503 173 35 9,532 10,669 5,988 Printing

1,798 3,901 45,645 10,872 28 949 997 5,789 1,036 15,552 3,302 7,120 shipping and Postage 133,046 87,401 81,702

426,696 - - - 426,696 ------426,696 insurance Players'

59,435 - - - 59,435 ------2,591 56,844 - awards and Pins

136,402 5,903 - 841 5,062 130,499 55,792 667 175 12,643 3,414 20,737 2,181 27,665 7,225 diem Per

106,683 33,365 3,244 10,914 19,207 73,318 10,096 - 1,845 3,206 12,613 13,783 12,613 5,372 13,790 taxes Payroll

25,025 13,431 - 1,301 12,130 11,594 1,703 107 151 671 1,160 1,724 838 2,595 2,645 supplies Office

69,083 3,527 - 801 2,726 65,556 20,446 1,061 377 1,064 3,721 5,887 394 29,162 3,444 auto and Mileage

------assets of disposal on Loss

245,125 8,607 - 3,150 5,457 236,518 38,119 5,702 848 118 4,844 12,741 67,825 92,024 14,297 Lodging

413 413 - - 413 ------Interest

190,254 - - - - 190,254 ------190,254 program foundation Field

225,715 2,093 - - 2,093 223,622 9,208 - - 38,508 22,125 7,072 86,028 54,180 6,501 rental equipment and Field

Expensed equipment Expensed 41,240 39,193 - 5,182 34,011 2,047 23 - - - 969 22 634 43 356

Event on-site medical on-site Event - 34,612 ------34,612 - 34,612 - - -

Equipment leases Equipment 25,585 ------25,585 25,585 - -

Entry fees Entry - 26,275 ------26,275 - 26,275 - - -

Employee benefits Employee 63,018 25,977 2,397 5,109 18,471 37,041 8,342 - 3,820 2,140 5,219 7,189 1,026 - 9,305

Dues and subscriptions and Dues 2,364 359 35 - - - 100 224 - - - 2,723 2,364 - -

Depreciation and amortization and Depreciation 26,486 ------26,486 26,486 - -

Contract labor Contract 89,298 64,287 - 15,849 48,438 25,011 1,386 - - 9,660 2,868 - 5,095 - 6,002

Clinic instructors Clinic - 3,688 2,500 - - - 1,188 - - - - 3,688 - - -

Bad debts Bad 19,903 ------19,903 19,903 - -

Bank charges Bank 27,820 22,651 ------22,651 - 50,471 27,820 - -

$ $ - $ 4,400 $ 3,400 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 1,000 $ Advertising - $ - $ - 4,400

Expenses Expenses Services State Cup Camps Camps Cup State Services Management Topsoccer Others Others Topsoccer Management Nation Education Program Administrative Fundraising Publication Publication Fundraising Administrative Program Support Total Total Support

Member Member Risk Risk Soccer Coaches Development General and and General Total Total Total

Olympic Olympic

Program Services Services Program Support Services Support

Year ended August 31, 2008 2008 31, August ended Year

Schedule of Functional Expenses Expenses Functional of Schedule California Youth Soccer Association – South South – Association Soccer Youth California

CALSOUTH 38 California Youth Soccer Association – South Schedule of Functional Expenses Year ended August 31, 2007

Program Services Support Services Olympic Member Development Coaches Soccer Risk Total General and Total Expenses Services State Cup Camps Program Education Nation Management Topsoccer Others Program Administrative Fundraising Publication Support Total Bank charges $ - $ 28,750 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 28,750 $ 15,713 $ - $ - $ 15,713 $ 44,463 Bad debts - 324 - 75 - - - - - 399 21,135 - - 21,135 21,534 Clinic instructors - - - - 1,240 - - - 4,495 5,735 - - - - 5,735 Contract labor 500 - 2,826 - - 1,950 - - 5,374 10,650 11,225 7,446 - 18,671 29,321 Depreciation and amortization ------19,596 - - 19,596 19,596 Dues and subscriptions - - - 150 175 - - - 35 360 2,559 - - 2,559 2,919 Employee benefits 3,897 - 354 7,222 5,346 155 3,547 - 1,850 22,371 42,469 6,264 166 48,899 71,270 Entry fees - 17,225 ------17,225 - - - - 17,225 Equipment leases ------17,975 - - 17,975 17,975 Event on-site medical - 22,298 900 ------23,198 - - - - 23,198 Field and equipment rental 7,210 43,768 82,341 5,763 22,900 29,900 - - 19,832 211,714 1,175 - - 1,175 212,889 Field foundation program 176,658 ------176,658 - - - - 176,658 Interest ------5,870 - - 5,870 5,870 Lodging 7,502 42,359 73,830 31,866 5,100 8,657 464 4,684 32,502 206,964 9,058 2,612 - 11,670 218,634 Loss on disposal of assets ------23,154 - - 23,154 23,154 Mileage and auto 4,707 32,734 4,486 7,231 3,356 313 661 732 24,194 78,414 3,165 1,887 - 5,052 83,466 Office supplies 6,615 1,298 148 68 3,043 977 810 185 5,670 18,814 23,680 1,246 - 24,926 43,740 Payroll taxes 11,485 5,162 12,539 13,065 12,008 1,709 1,497 - 9,298 66,763 21,778 9,219 2,242 33,239 100,002 Per diem 5,829 22,241 3,343 18,300 5,432 11,462 204 187 53,480 120,478 5,609 1,921 - 7,530 128,008 Pins and awards - 39,111 ------39,111 - - - - 39,111 Players' insurance 464,678 ------464,678 - - - - 464,678 Postage and shipping 6,982 5,316 12,617 439 7,801 2,150 1,517 137 10,037 46,996 7,466 6,610 57,373 71,449 118,445 Printing 5,084 6,984 11,437 1,867 9 2,353 653 - 16,651 45,038 5,830 3,577 113,033 122,440 167,478 Professional services 137,377 ------61,370 198,747 59,929 3,000 3,828 66,757 265,504 Program supplies 40,008 533 18,130 9,767 23,368 7,448 - 11,697 2,633 113,584 - 4,324 - 4,324 117,908 Promotional items - 2,443 250 - - - - 1,123 1,612 5,428 618 - - 618 6,046 Publication ------12,914 12,914 12,914 Referee fees - 119,784 ------119,784 - - - - 119,784 Rent - - - - - 19,160 - - - 19,160 1,303 - - 1,303 20,463 Repairs and maintenance ------11,404 - - 11,404 11,404 Salaries and wages 137,088 66,009 127,618 133,015 121,632 23,379 19,017 - 112,468 740,226 346,607 136,593 26,732 509,932 1,250,158 Signature league 16,795 ------16,795 - - - - 16,795 Subsidy to ODP - - 55,000 ------55,000 - - - - 55,000 Taxes and licenses ------7,161 - - 7,161 7,161 Team subsidy - 205,000 ------205,000 - - - - 205,000 Telephone 10,149 6,668 199 5,416 1,736 - - - 4,510 28,678 20,746 2,004 - 22,750 51,428 Training and seminar 2,135 350 - - 4,752 - 100 230 1,925 9,492 1,888 165 - 2,053 11,545 Travel 1,686 5,341 51,472 33,959 2,598 644 643 1,263 13,038 110,644 2,344 3,200 - 5,544 116,188 USYSA/USSF registration 236,128 ------6,340 242,468 - - - - 242,468 Utilities ------12,856 - - 12,856 12,856 Workers' comp insurance 1,106 2,936 6,078 5,827 4,103 211 140 - 1,361 21,762 9,870 1,101 234 11,205 32,967 Miscellaneous expense 6,204 1,059 332 4,062 240 1,493 3,450 33 4,003 20,876 19,297 56,147 1,159 76,603 97,479

Total expenses $ 1,289,823 $ 677,693 $ 463,900 $ 278,092 $ 224,839 $ 111,961 $ 32,703 $ 20,271 $ 392,678 $ 3,491,960 $ 731,480 $ 247,316 $ 217,681 $ 1,196,477 $ 4,688,437

11 Official Sponsors OF CAL SOUTH Sponsors and partners are good to have. One of Cal South’s goals in our partnerships is to provide significant and tangible benefits that are relevant and specific to our members and their families. These usually come in offers and programs that give Cal South members exclusive opportunities at a value not available to the general public. Financial contribution from sponsors or partners are used to support Cal South programs and to keep the costs of those programs to our members as low as possible. Please be sure to check out Cal South’s sponsors and partners. You can see the full list by clicking on the “Our sponsors and partners” link on the www.CalSouth.com home page.

Nike Official Footwear and Uniform Supplier Nike is the world leader in athletic apparel. When Cal South staff and ODP teams step on the pitch, they proudly wear the swoosh. www.nike.com

Northwestern Mutual Financial Network Official Financial Services Provider Cal South members won’t see Northwestern on the field, but off the field they are great to have as a teammate. Through the local Waltos Group, Northwestern provides Cal South members with the expert guidance to plan a financial future that will keep this generation of players, and the next, on the field http://paulcastillo.nmfn.com

National Collegiate Scouting Association NCSA Official Scouting Organization and Provider of Recruiter Education Playing outstanding soccer is not enough to ensure a college scholarship. Playing outstanding soccer and having the right people know it certainly helps. NCSA partners with Cal South, its teams and members to provide the best resources for the collegiate recruiting process. www.ncsasports.com

Club Deportivo Chivas USA Cal South and CD Chivas USA share the same goal of growing and improving soccer in Southern California. Chivas USA works with Cal South to provide opportunities for its members to enjoy professional soccer on the field and to benefit from professional soccer club management best practices off the field. Chivas.usa.mlsnet.com

National Soccer Coaches Association of America NSCAA Coaching Education Partner One of the best ways to grow the game of soccer is to constantly improve the level of coaching available to Cal South’s members. The NSCAA works with Cal South at Soccer Nation Expo and throughout the year to bring outstanding coaching education opportunities to our members. www.nscaa.com

Velocity Sports Performance Official Sports Performance Training Partner There are seven Velocity locations ready to welcome Cal South members. Individual players and teams are invited to free introductory sessions. Velocity provides elite performance training, injury prevention programs and SPARQ testing. www.velocitysp.com/calsouth

Impact Images Inc. Official Supplier of Flags, Banners, and Canopies Want to show off your club or tournament with pride? Cal South member leagues and clubs can get special prices on flags, banners and canopies, and an even better discount when purchasing Cal South co-branded materials. http://www.impactcanopy.com/download/Cal_South_Soccer.asp

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