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	Gus wins 2008 Jeferson Cup one more time with the U-13 Heat Girls in the top bracket of the Jefferson Cup beating Carmel 2 x 0 in the Finals

	- VSA Heat U-13 Girls coached by Gus Donolo will provide demonstrations at the VYSA Annual Conference on February 2nd & 3rd, 2008.
	VSA Heat success is their development focus on details. The theme of this year’s VYSA’s annual conference – Success is in the details – has several of the VSA Heat girls rostered for the coaching demonstrations. Heat Players - Allie Bunner, Caitlyn Hite, Maria Pinkston and Morgan Reuther will be working with VYSA Assistant Technical Director Matt Badiee in his demonstration of the techniques utilized in small group defending. This is just one of several key technical demonstrations provided at the workshop. Coaches also leading demonstrations at the conference will be UVA Head Women’s coach Steve Swanson, VYSA’s own Gordon Miller, Liverpool’s John Owens, Andre Christian and Rene Miramontes, with their topics also focusing on the details for success in soccer. The conference is open to all VYSA members, coaches, and players. For more details go to www.vysa.com or http://www.vysa.com/scripts/runisa.dll?M2:gpx::49240+L2/+E+WSP
	- STBW just hired Doug Bradley, who was as assistant coach of GMU, son of legendary Gordon Bradley that coached the Cosmos when Pele played on it. He hold a USSF A license, served as manager for the World Cup USA/94. Responsible for Nike Brazil World Tour in 97/98, today he trains WAGS and NCSL teams for STBW and will be at all of STBW summer and residential camps this summer.
	- Gus Donolo is hired to give training sessions in Dubois, PA. Jan 11th-13th, 2008. . Bohdan Hrecznyj, Director of Coaching said:
	"We had the honor and privilege to have had Gus Donolo from STBW visit the DuBois Soccer Association in west central Pennsylvania to introduce futsal to our young and aspiring players. The technical and tactical sessions were developmentally tailored. Gus goes beyond the typical training session and is able to incorporate agility, strength and speed training into a variety of skill sets that captured our players attention like no other training I have seen before. Gus is a master of modelling and teaching the technical skills. Within one training session, you could see the kids begin to feel more comfortable on the ball and become more rapid in their decision making. More importantly to the kids, Gus made them feel at ease and made it fun for them. I believe Gus knows how to make players work hard and have fun at the same time. Our coaches often made the comment, "I think I learned more than the kids did ". Gus' method is a 'must see' for coaches looking for ways to improve their players..."
	- VYSA Touchline US Youth Soccer - Fall 2007, "Champions Crowned".
	This year VYSA is proud to have had four teams win at the Region 1 National Championship. U-12 VSA Heat coached by Gus Donolo was one of the awarded teams. See complete story in the VYSA website at: http://www.vysa.com/docs/touchline/TouchlineProof.pdf (Pages 4 & 5)
	- VSA Heat Champions of the 2007 Disney Jr Soccer Showcase Tournament in Orlando.
	The Team ended their 2007 campaign with a great weekend of soccer and came back home with the big prize on their feet (hands). They scored an impressive 18 goals during the 5 games of the tournament, and played with excellent hard defense and spectacular goal keeper saves to secure the shutout.
	- VYSA ODP Assistant Technical Director opinion about VSA Heat U-13 Girls team...
	"We were very excited to see you ladies out on the pitch last weekend at our ODP training session, and am Looking forward to see you all again this coming weekend. Gus has developed a great team with excellent attitude and work rate..."
	- "Girls Soccer Puts Haymarket On The Map...". Gus Interview by Peggy Fox 9NEWS NOW on 6/20/2007.
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	- In Fall 2006 VSA WAGS U-12 team scored 92 goals in 9 games.
	- Three U-17 boys coached by Gus were selected to the 2007 National ODP.