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FALL Dynamites Registration Now Open
Please click HERE for more information. The first session will be September 3rd at 6:00 pm. 

Heat Related Information
Preparing for outdoor activities when the heat and heat index are unseasonably high requires planning & diligence.
To find out the best ways to "Beat The Heat", please click HERE.

Dynamo Teams reach State Cup Finals
The 97 Boys and 92 Girls each reached their respective State Cup final matches held at Lawerence Park.  As MRL Chanpions, the 92 Girls advanced to the Midwest Regional Championships Held last weekend in Beavercreek, Ohio.  

 

DYNAMO Announces Tryout Dates
Tryouts for the Fall 2010/Spring 2011 seasons are now available.  To find out more or register  in advance, please CLICK HERE

Dynamo Announces Coaching Staff!
We are pleased to announce the coaching staff for the next year. To find out more or to read about your child's coach, please CLICK HERE 

  New Board Members Elected
We would like to Congratulate the following individuals:   
Each has been elected to the Dynamo FC Board of Directors! 
Welcome aboard and thank you, Everyone at Dynamo is happy to have you! 

U10 Boys Find Success in Cincinnati!
The '00 Boys completed a very successful weekend on Monday with a spot in the final of the Queen City Soccer Classic, held annually in Cincinnati.  Finishing the weekend with 2 wins, a tie  & 2 loses, the boys scored 22 goals while only giving up 10.
Congratulations to coach Troy Cockrum and all of the team!!
Click HERE for a Photo.

We would like to Congratulate the following individuals:   
Each has been elected to the Dynamo FC Board of Directors! 
Welcome aboard and thank you, Everyone at Dynamo is happy to have you! 

U10 Boys Find Success in Cincinnati!
The '00 Boys completed a very successful weekend on Monday with a spot in the final of the Queen City Soccer Classic, held annually in Cincinnati.  Finishing the weekend with 2 wins, a tie  & 2 loses, the boys scored 22 goals while only giving up 10.
Congratulations to coach Troy Cockrum and all of the team!!
Click HERE for a Photo.

New Board Members Elected
We would like to Congratulate the following individuals:   
Each has been elected to the Dynamo FC Board of Directors! 
Welcome aboard and thank you, Everyone at Dynamo is happy to have you! 

U10 Boys Find Success in Cincinnati!
The '00 Boys completed a very successful weekend on Monday with a spot in the final of the Queen City Soccer Classic, held annually in Cincinnati.  Finishing the weekend with 2 wins, a tie  & 2 loses, the boys scored 22 goals while only giving up 10.
Congratulations to coach Troy Cockrum and all of the team!!
Click HERE for a Photo.

5 Teams advance to Finals Weekend
 

Dynamo FC is proud of all its teams’ efforts the past two weekends in State Cup and Challenge Cup play. Our teams showed outstanding play and class throughout all games played.
Congratulations to those teams that have advanced to the semi-final rounds.   
Teams that advanced in Challenge Cup play are:
u12- Dynamo FC ‘98 Black Boys

u14- Dynamo FC ‘96 Red Girls   

Teams that advanced in State Cup play are:

u23- Dynamo FC Men

u13- Dynamo FC ‘97 Red Boys

u18- Dynamo FC ‘92 Red Women


Dynamo FC Men's u23 and Amateur Teams Tryouts

 

As Dynamo FC continues the process of securing its NPSL affiliation for 2011 season, we will again provide local college, high school, and former Dynamo FC players an opportunity to play with its Men’s u23 and Amateur teams. Last years team played in local league, CIASA league tournament, Region II Tournament of Champions, Amateur Cup and other friendly events with local PDL and NPSL teams. Some of the areas top college players played for Dynamo last season and have committed to joining us again.

 

This season the Men’s Amateur team will compete in CIASA league tournament, Region II Tournament of Champions, Amateur Cup, and friendly events with local PDL and NPSL teams.  

 

Dynamo FC will also look to form a Men’s u23 team this summer. This team will compete in CIASA League tournament, u23 Amateur Cup, u23 Region II Tournament of Champions and friendly events with local PDL and NPSL teams.  


Each team will train three days a week at Dynamo Park.

 

Each player will be required to pay a one time $25 registration fee. The club will absorb all other costs. This includes league fees, tournament fees, ref fees, coaching fees, and travel expenses.

 

Tryouts for the u23 & Men's Amateur teams will be held on consecutive Thursdays, May 13th & 20th.

 

These sessions will begin at 5:00 PM and any interested player should contact Brian Bronowski or Jimmy Carson, contact Information below.

 

Brian Bronowski

DOC@dynamofc.org

317.361.3650

 

Jimmy Carson 

DirectorJrGirls@dynamofc.org

317.445.9411

Dynamo FC Men's u23 and Amateur Teams Tryouts

 

As Dynamo FC continues the process of securing its NPSL affiliation for 2011 season, we will again provide local college, high school, and former Dynamo FC players an opportunity to play with its Men’s u23 and Amateur teams. Last years team played in local league, CIASA league tournament, Region II Tournament of Champions, Amateur Cup and other friendly events with local PDL and NPSL teams. Some of the areas top college players played for Dynamo last season and have committed to joining us again.

 

This season the Men’s Amateur team will compete in CIASA league tournament, Region II Tournament of Champions, Amateur Cup, and friendly events with local PDL and NPSL teams.  

 

Dynamo FC will also look to form a Men’s u23 team this summer. This team will compete in CIASA League tournament, u23 Amateur Cup, u23 Region II Tournament of Champions and friendly events with local PDL and NPSL teams.  


Each team will train three days a week at Dynamo Park.

 

Each player will be required to pay a one time $25 registration fee. The club will absorb all other costs. This includes league fees, tournament fees, ref fees, coaching fees, and travel expenses.

 

Tryouts for the u23 & Men's Amateur teams will be held on consecutive Thursdays, May 13th & 20th.

 

These sessions will begin at 5:00 PM and any interested player should contact Brian Bronowski or Jimmy Carson, contact Information below.

 

Brian Bronowski

DOC@dynamofc.org

317.361.3650

 

Jimmy Carson 

DirectorJrGirls@dynamofc.org

317.445.9411

Dynamo FC Men's u23 and Amateur Teams Tryouts

 

As Dynamo FC continues the process of securing its NPSL affiliation for 2011 season, we will again provide local college, high school, and former Dynamo FC players an opportunity to play with its Men’s u23 and Amateur teams. Last years team played in local league, CIASA league tournament, Region II Tournament of Champions, Amateur Cup and other friendly events with local PDL and NPSL teams. Some of the areas top college players played for Dynamo last season and have committed to joining us again.

 

This season the Men’s Amateur team will compete in CIASA league tournament, Region II Tournament of Champions, Amateur Cup, and friendly events with local PDL and NPSL teams.  

 

Dynamo FC will also look to form a Men’s u23 team this summer. This team will compete in CIASA League tournament, u23 Amateur Cup, u23 Region II Tournament of Champions and friendly events with local PDL and NPSL teams.  


Each team will train three days a week at Dynamo Park.

 

Each player will be required to pay a one time $25 registration fee. The club will absorb all other costs. This includes league fees, tournament fees, ref fees, coaching fees, and travel expenses.

 

Tryouts for the u23 & Men's Amateur teams will be held on consecutive Thursdays, May 13th & 20th.

 

These sessions will begin at 5:00 PM and any interested player should contact Brian Bronowski or Jimmy Carson, contact Information below.

 

Brian Bronowski

DOC@dynamofc.org

317.361.3650

 

Jimmy Carson 

DirectorJrGirls@dynamofc.org

317.445.9411


US Youth Soccer Show begins Fifth season this month
The first show of the season will include a feature about Indiana Youth Soccer's Academy program, which will also inlcude Dynamo 9 & 10 players. 
To see the clip from the show featuring Dynamo FC Players, please CLICK HERE
Congratulations to the 1992 Girls for their college commitments!
The Fall season of collegiate soccer is fast approaching and many schools will benefit from having former Dynamo players on their rosters.  Dynamo is extremely proud of all these players have accomplished and wish them well on the step in their soccer careers!  
Please CLICK HERE for more details!  

Info on Sports Related Injuries

Keep your guard up

Hand, wrist and finger injuries can be brutal

 

Hand, wrist and finger injuries are common among basketball players. In fact, according to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, there are approximately 481,000 basketball-related injuries each year.

 

Some of the most common injuries include:

 

Mallet finger : A player can suffer an injury when a ball or other object strikes the tip of the finger or thumb. The force of this action can damage the thin tendon that straightens the finger and may even cause a piece of the bone to pull away from the tendon. One indication a player has suffered a mallet finger is if they are unable to straighten their injured thumb or finger. If this occurs, the player should apply ice immediately and seek medical attention. The majority of mallet finger injuries do not require surgery; however a doctor is the only one qualified to determine the extent of this type of injury.

 

Fractured finger: Jammed fingers and falls are common in basketball and often result in broken fingers. Symptoms may include swelling, tenderness, bruising and the inability to move the injured finger completely. A player should seek immediate medical attention to determine the extent of their injury. A medical evaluation will help determine if surgical or non-surgical treatments can be used. Once a doctor has determined that it is okay to move the injured finger, the player should begin rehabilitation exercises to reduce the finger’s stiffness and swelling.

 

Sprained thumb: If a player overextends the main ligament in their thumb it can become sprained, which can diminish the hand's ability to grasp items between the thumb and index finger. There may or may not be immediate pain but having a doctor assess the injury will ensure there will not be long-term weakness and instability. If the ligament is only partially torn the thumb joint should be immobilized with a splint or cast until it heals. However, if it is completely torn, surgery may be required.

 

Wrist sprains/fractures: If a player falls on the palm of their hand they may suffer a wrist sprain, which occurs when the ligaments that connect bone to bone within the joint are stretched and perhaps torn. Most wrist sprains can usually be treated at home with rest, ice, compression, elevation and splinting. Severe sprains may require more extensive treatment, including surgery to repair a fully torn ligament. Fractures may occur in the wrist. One particular fracture involves a bone in the wrist called the scaphoid or navicular, which athletes often believe to be just a sprain. If an athlete suffers this type of fracture the best treatment is surgical intervention.

 

Finger sprains/dislocations: These injuries are most commonly seen in athletes who play ball-handling sports such as basketball. This injury is o ften referred to as the “coach’s finger,” due to the feeling that the injury is not very serious. However, these injuries can range from a fracture to a dislocation to a sprain, and can be debilitating. A dislocation occurs when a player jams their finger attempting to catch a ball or block a shot. This may cause the finger to bend too far to the side and the ligaments to tear from the bone. If this occurs the finger may appear swollen or deformed. Depending on the extent of the injury, surgery may be required to fix the joint.

 

It can be difficult to prevent hand injuries during basketball and athletic activities but the use of proper equipment and technique can reduce a player’s risk of injury. However, if an injury does occur it is important seek medical attention within 24 to 48 hours to determine the severity of the damage and assess treatment options.


Indiana Youth Soccer Names Executive Director
 
INDIANAPOLIS, IN (February, 12, 2010) The Board of Directors announced today that David Guthrie has been named Executive Director of Indiana Youth Soccer. Guthrie served in the role of Interim Executive Director for the past 120 days while the board conducted an executive search for potential candidates.
Click HERE to learn more ....  

Dynamo is now on Facebook
Please click the icon on the right hand side of the homepage.
Be sure to join as this facebook page will be the easiest way to stay updated with all the activities at Dynamo. 
You can also click here to join!   

Dynamo Finds Success at College Showcases
 
It was a great weekend for Dynamo teams!
 
At the Midwest College Showcase held in Xenia, Ohio the 93 & 95 Boys Katner each won their respective divisions.  The 95's finished 2-0-1 ending with a 2-0 victory over the Kings Soccer Academy in the Final.  The 93's finished the event with a 2-1 record and a 3-2 result over IPSC in the Final.  
 
In Raleigh at the National Soccer Series College Showcase, the 92 & 93 Girls Red each finished with 2-1 records.
The 92's culminated the weekend with a 1-0 win over the McLean Premier Soccer Dragons, the Virginia State Cup Champions. 
The 93's ended their campaign with just one goal against and a second place finish.
 
Congratulations to all 4 teams for a great, successful weekend!   
  

'01 Girls Win Fair Play Award
 
Congratulations are due to the u9 girls as they have been awarded the "Fair Play" award for the Fall 2009 season!  
Well done girls, you have made your mark in your first season with Dynamo FC.
Pictured below are the u9 girls and coach Hollins Showalter following a chilly game in West Lafayette.
   
 

Dynamo FC would also like to congratulate Mr. & Mrs. Hollins Showalter on the arrival of Jillian Kaye, born November 10th.  Both Mother & Daughter are doing well.   


Dynamites Winter Indoor Program

Information regarding the winter session of Dynamites is now online and registration is open. 

To find out more please click here  
 

Success For u10 Boys at Fishers
 
The u10 Boys Red competed at the Halloween Classic in Fishers October 24th & 25th.  4 games, 4 wins, 9 goals scored completed the weekend, as two of the results ended in shutouts!
Congratulations to coaches Troy Cockrum & Simon Katner and to all the members of the u10 boys team!


 
 
Success at Pride Cup
 
The Dynamo 96 Girls were finalists at the FC Pride Cup played last weeknd at the Lawereance Soccer Park. 
The girls went 2 -1 in group play before falling to the host team in the final by a score of 2-1 in a very even, competitive match.  

     

  Mead Cup 2009
 

6 teams recently competed in the 30th annual Mead Cup this past weekend in Dayton. The Mead Cup is one of the most competitive events during the Fall calendar and attracted over 300 teams from as far away as Florida and Canada.  Congratulations to the 13G Red who advanced to the semi-finals.  Although that game ended in a 1-0 loss to the Fairfield Optimist Soccer Club, the team played exceptionally well and demonstrated throughout the weekend that they were one of the top teams to compete in the annual event.  















 
















 
















 
















































 
 
















 
















 
















 
































 
















 
























































































































































































































































































































Recent News
08/10/09 Goalkeeper Training Starts Thursday, 13 August
05/04/09 Dynamo Names Brian Bronowski Director of Coaching
Dynamo has hired Brian Bronowski as the club’s Director of Coaching. Jason Katner, has been appointed to lead the Junior Boys (U12-U14) division as Technical Director
04/27/09 95 Girls Red Team Take Championship at Elite Invitational in Cincinnati
04/12/09 Dynamo FC Men's Amateur Team Tryouts
02/18/09 Corey Nelson Commits to U of I
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