Two FC Wisconsin Eclipse players were selected to participate in the US Club Soccer id² Program Training Camp at the US Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA from March 21-24, 2013.  The id² National Identification and Development program provides an opportunity for elite players to be identified, developed, and scouted for inclusion in US Soccer's youth national teams.     

Two FC Wisconsin Eclipse players were selected to participate in the US Club Soccer id² Program Training Camp at the US Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA from March 21-24, 2013.   Madeline Hoitink and Lindsey Weiss were selected as one of 60 girls in the camp - a key identification pathway for selection to the US Soccer U14 Girls Youth National Team.  

The id² National Identification and Development program provides an opportunity for elite players to be identified, developed, and scouted for inclusion in youth national teams.  There is no cost to participate in the program, which is funded by US Club Soccer and Nike.

The spring id² camps focus on the 1999 birth years for girls.  Each camp provides an opportunity for the players to work with some of the best developmental coaches in the country, have US Soccer scouts and staff on-site to evaluate the players, and to have a fantastic training and competition experience.  The camps include multiple training sessions, presentations on the system of play of the youth national teams, and 2 training games.  The Chula Vista camp included a special appearance from US Soccer Development Director Jill Ellis (who was also an assistant coach for the US Women in the 2012 Olympics in London).

For more information about the id² Program generally, click here.