Showing posts with label Marco A. Ayllon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marco A. Ayllon. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 3, 2016

Fun Soccer League at Dallas Youths Soccer League (DYSL) and Roberto Marquez, Head Coach


Roberto Marquez, Head Coach
Director of Dallas Youths Soccer League (DYSL)
HS Park Office Phone:  214 670 0949
Marquez Coach Phone:  214 467 575

By: Marco A. Ayllon
Nautilus Sports News
Dallas TX

Roberto Marquez is a Head Soccer Coach and Director since 2010 at the Dallas Youths Soccer League Dallas, Texas. Roberto was born and raised on El Salvador, and has long been developing his coaching abilities and collecting many awards over the past 10 years.
In his early years of soccer Roberto enjoyed much success as a midfielder player with different amateur teams. He always wanted to play in professional division and he always waited for an opportunity or a connection with a scouting representative so he could show his soccer skills; later, he got disillusioned and disappointed.
Far ahead he studied to become a Soccer Coach and went on to coach so he could train the youth, and give them an opportunity to connect with other players and compete at the DYSL. He was honored as the top coach at the Harry Stone Recreational Park in 2012 and feels his success is due to his passion and love for the game.
He said: “We have opportunities for the kids in need and good hearted managers we can arrange to create some studentships.” Coach Marquez is already helping awarding scholarships for those parents who have three or four children playing for us. Coach Marquez program reimburses for any child.
Coach Marquez Soccer Program started with 12 teams, now he has about 25 teams and soccer players from U-4 to U-12., and he invites you if you wish to train and compete with happy players.
Coach Marquez is continually is looking for sponsors and local companies that wish to support the youth.




Invitation to Train an Compete in a Fun Soccer League at Dallas Youths Soccer League (DYSL)



Dallas Youths Soccer League invite you to participate in the youth soccer program: Spring, Summer, Fall 2016 in the following categories: U-5, U-7, U-8, U-13. Also for Girls League Middle/ High School ages.






To register go to:
Harry Stone Recreation Center
2403 Millmar Dr.
Dallas, TX 75228
214-670-0949




Or call Coach Marquez:

214-476-5175



FC Dallas Youth Teams




By: Marco A. Ayllon
Nautilus Sports News
Dallas TX
Let's learn about The FC Dallas Player Development system,  consists of five levels, with each level crossing over with the one below and / or above. The goal of the program is to ensure that each step is connected, thus giving players an opportunity to develop and advance throughout the system:
  • The FC Dallas professional team , consisting of up to 28 professional players
  • The FC Dallas Academy Program, consisting of two elite teams, U16 and U18, which play in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy.
  • The FCD Premier Development Program, an elite core of teams that are selected by invitation only, one team per age group of both girls and boys.
  • Over 140 Select boys and girls teams ranging from ages U11 to U19. 
  • Over 75 Junior boys and girls teams ranging from U7 to U10.
FCDY SELECT SOCCER U11-U19
The FCD Youth Select Program contains over 2,500 boys & girls ages U7 through U19. Players compete on over 140 Select teams and 75 Junior teams. Select teams play in divisions I, II, and III in Classic League and Lake Highlands Girls Classic League, as well as in Plano. Junior teams play in FCD Liga, SDL, PSA, and CAL. Our teams continue to excel both locally and nationally. FCDY players represent our program in the most prestigious programs including (but not limited to) ODP, ID2, ECNL, Development Academy, various national teams, and have also been drafted to play professionally both here in Dallas, at other MLS Franchises, and for international clubs worldwide. The FCDY Academy Teams have continued to dominate both the U16 and U18 age groups in their respective divisions, currently being ranked 1st and 2nd, respectively, in their particular divisions. Our teams travel worldwide to tournaments such as the Aegon Future Cup in Holland, where FCDY were matched against teams from Ajax,Barcelona, Liverpool, Bayen Munich, and AC Milan. FCDY also competes in the Supergroup of the prestigious Dallas Cup, as well as several other FCDY teams who regularly qualify for the Dallas Cup in various age groups. FCDY players who do not play professionally move on to the top U.S. colleges. FCD players are generation Adidas players, homegrown players, & are at the pinnacle place for national and international recognition, recruitment, & development.
FCD JUNIOR SOCCER U7-U10
Junior Soccer has also been referred to as “Pre - Select” soccer for boys and girls ages U7 to U10. Typically it’s for those players that excel at the recreational level and desire an additional environment that is more competitive with advanced coaching. It is, however open to all players. After graduating from our Academy, select soccer begins at U11.
The FC Dallas Juniors Program
The Juniors Program focuses primarily on individual skill development. The goal of the Juniors program is to prepare players for a club soccer environment for their later years. It is designed for the more competitive player, and the more committed families. It has licensed coaches, and has more travel /expenses involved. There is an unhealthy bias towards promoting athleticism rather than taking time to develop players at the younger ages, which is having a profoundly negative effect on soccer in the USA.  Therefore at FC Dallas, we believe in age appropriate coaching which ensures that we are teaching not only the RIGHT things, but moreover teaching them the RIGHT way with an emphasis on long term development rather than short term 'wins'.
The FC Dallas Juniors Focus
FC Dallas as a whole is focused on player development. We are striving to create a solid learning experience by eliminating the “must win” stress placed on the player and team. FC Dallas has a unique Player Development system consisting of five levels in which follow our curriculum of developing creative and confident soccer players through out each stage of transition through. We recognize that the Juniors Level is the first and most important stage in structuring player development. The 4 major themes from the Juniors Curriculum are:
Ball Mastery - using both feet and multiple surfaces, we encourage players to experiment with all turns, tricks and skills whereas to develop their technical confidence with the ball. All players are developed to be dribblers first.
Shapes & Support - developing the idea of triangle and diamond shapes by supporting the player on the ball. Thus giving players more options to keep the ball rather than just kick it away.
Small Sided Environments - lots of 1v1, 2v2, 3v3 and 4v4 free play within each training session. Thus allowing players to experiment and maximise development though muliple contacts on the ball and also recognise the triangle and diamond shape within the game.
Independent Player Thinking - we encourage the players to think for themselves and solve soccer problems with the skills we have taught. Our coaches guide players to the answers by asking questions rather than telling them the answer. Thereby creating independent thinkers who will play the game and solve soccer problems without the coach constantly telling them what to do in any given scenario. This leads to longer term information retention and higher levels of skill aquisition.
FCD Liga
FCD Liga is our “in house” development program exclusively for FC Dallas Junior  teams on Sunday afternoons at Toyota Soccer Center. It was created to provide a better environment to develop our players. We wanted our soccer “classroom” to be positive and nurturing where players can experiment using their tricks/skills to solve the soccer problems on the field in a healthy and competitive environment. The Liga format is 3v3, 4v4 and 5v5 so players maximize ball contacts as well as their “soccer experiences”. All experts agree that this is the purest form of soccer and it’s widely known that most of the best players in the world were developed playing in the “streets”, so we wanted to replicate that as best we could. Additional information will be provided to you regarding the format. Liga is mandatory for all our U7 and U8 teams.

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Fanciful Soccer in Dallas City: Mexico Plans to Defeat Argentina in Dallas Cowboys Stadium





































By: Marco A. Ayllon
Nautilus Sports News
Dallas TX

Mexico is returning to Dallas Cowboys stadium after a 3-3 draw against Trinidad & Tobago in an attractive match.Provisional Mexico coach Ricardo "Tuca" Ferretti has one match left before facing the United States next month at the Rose Bowl in California. On September 4, Argentina played in Houston to an alternative Bolivian soccer national team scoring 7-0 victory over a young Bolivian team, Ferretti has a challenging task at hand of getting ready Mexico national soccer team for the CONCACAF Cup match on Oct. 10 against the U.S.

Kellsey Ayllon Said: “This Tuesday, 8; will be a good occasion to watch play Munoz's. Before last week's friendly in Sandy, Utah, goalkeeper Alfredo Talavera appeared to have the slight upper hand over Moises Munoz. The Toluca player had success with “El Tri” in the past and had doubtfully been one of the best goalkeepers in Liga MX during the past few seasons.” However, after having a couple of surprise shaky moments against Trinidad & Tobago, Talavera's slim advantage disappeared and has now given Munoz a massive chance to become Ferretti's No.1 player in net. The 35-year-old has been a continual presence for years as an El Tri backup and garnered another call-up due to his current successful in the Apertura with Club America. With Talavera having an underwhelming performance last week, Munoz could take over in net and lead Mexico in the CONCACAF Cup match against the United States next month. It's an exciting opportunity, but Munoz will be tested against an Argentina side that features Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero and Ezequiel Lavezzi.

Mexico has been preparing, reinforcing, and creating a spider web against Argentines. The Tree prepared a offensive  plan this week at SMU and Money Gram Walnut fields implementing improved defense. Oswaldo Alanis, Diego Reyes, Israel Jimenez, and Jorge Torres Nilo all fought during Friday night's sold-out match at Rio Tinto Stadium. Only Torres Nilo emerged with a few bright moments, but he too did little justify a future starting role in the CONCACAF Cup. Now, three regular defensive starters are set to return for El Tri. Hector Moreno, Rafael Marquez, and Miguel Layun should all start in Tuesday's match. Paul Aguilar would have been included in the list of returnees, but the Club America player will unfortunately miss out on the match after sustaining a recent injury.

Moreno, Marquez, and Layun will provide some confidence in the backline, but all three still have plenty to prove. Moreno is just returning from an injury, Marquez is beginning to show a drop in his form, and Layun has had problems with reliability. In case El Tri will face a very talented attack, Mexico may need some organization in order to have a solid performance defensively. Still, Ferretti may implement a tactical shift to help the team in marking.

Javier Hernandez want to score against Argentina. He hasn't found the net since June 27; against
Argentina? With a lack of playing time for Manchester United, and an injury in early July which left him out of the Gold Cup, the 27-year-old has had some difficult times during the past few months. “Chicharito” Javier Hernandez has scored 40 goals for Mexico national team. After Manchester United, Hernandez has relocated and signed an attractive contract with Bayer Leverkusen and already played a friendly with the German club last week. He didn't score in the exhibition and the expectations will undoubtedly be higher in a more familiar environment with El Tri.
He promised to score goal or two at AT&T Stadium on Tuesday will be the perfect boost in self-esteem for the striker. Hernandez is an iconic figure for the Mexican national team and will be a key player next month against the U.S. An end to his current goalless streak, and hopefully an impressive showing, will be critical for Mexico.

Against Trinidad &Tobago the 25-year-old Hector Herrera released multiple powerful shots in his short time, one of which was placed beautifully on target and gave Mexico the equalizer during the 85th minute. Hector Herrera was back to his best for Mexico in a substitute appearance against Trinidad & Tobago. The goal of the match was much-needed for the Oporto player. Herrera had a disappointing performance in the Gold Cup after being expected to be one of the best players in the competition. Herrera appeared to be back to his old self with his movement on the ball and dangerous shots. The midfielder still has the abilities to become one of Mexico's best players and could shine for the squad against Argentina on Tuesday September 8.


Mexican fans wanted to see their favorite team, talk to famous players, and get autographs. But they could not, the “Tri” were not available to the public on Monday evening. About 200 people gathered around the West Victoria Hotel in downtown Dallas to show their support for the team. The fans arranged and chanted with the“Mariachis” Cielito Lindo and other memorable songs.  Benjamin “Lillo” Gonzales said: “We love our tenacious and talented team. We wish them the best for tomorrow, and we hope to win 3-1 against Argentina.”