The OPDL Spotlight Series, presented by Toronto FC, highlights stories, teams and initiatives from around the league.
This week features comments from Gene Da Silva, President of Brampton Youth Soccer Club
This is the first OPDL season for the Brampton Youth Soccer Club.
BYSC has already experienced positive benefits for everyone involved as coaches, staff and volunteers.
Brampton is full of talent. Being the only club in their community with the OPDL licence brings their reputation and standards to the highest level.
How has your preparation for your inaugural OPDL season been?
The preparation for the inaugural OPDL Season has been a lot of hard work.
We are excited to see the fruition of this hard work on and off the field as our teams compete and perform well in the league.
The club can't wait to reap the rewards from all the preparations and achieve a successful first OPDL season.
What are you most excited about for your players, now that they are a part of the Talent, Development and Performance environment of the OPDL?
The Brampton Youth Soccer Club is super excited to be a part of the Talent, Development and Performance environment of the OPDL.
Players inspire to play at the highest level and potentially move on to TFC and provincial teams. BYSC is very proud to give our athletes these opportunities right in our community.
By being a part of the OPDL, Brampton Youth is determined to produce even more national team and professional players.
What do you hope to bring to the OPDL as a new License Holder?
Being a part of the Talent, Development and Performance environment of the OPDL, the Brampton Youth Soccer Club is hoping to produce even more national team and professional players.
Brampton is proud to have produced the most national team players in Canada, and looks forward to continuing to do so through high performance programs such as the OPDL.
Players inspire to play at the highest level and potentially move on to TFC, Provincial and National teams. BYSC is very proud and excited to be able to give our Brampton athletes these opportunities.
How do you feel your Administrators, Match Officials and Technical Staff will benefit from their involvement in the OPDL?
Being involved is the OPDL will only bring positive benefits to our community club. Our Administrative staff, Match Officials and Technical staff will need to continue to work hard and raise our standards as an organization to achieve a higher level of excellence.
Being an OPDL licence holder will make sure all our staff stay on target to achieve all of the club's present and future goals.
Bio
Gene Da Silva has been with BYSC for over 27 years.
Being a part of the OPDL will further raise our standards in club excellence.
Gene Da Silva
President
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