Defined International Pathway

Players enter through structured National Player ID Events and are evaluated within a transparent, merit-based process. Successful players are selected into age-specific National Player Pools (Over-40, Over-50, Women’s Over-35), where they begin an organized preparation cycle toward international competition.

This is long-term continuity — not one-off participation.

1. National Player ID Events

Our Player ID events serve as the official entry point into the program.

At each event, players are evaluated on:

Technical ability
Tactical intelligence
Physical readiness
Professional standards
Cultural fit within a national team environment

All ID events are structured, competitive, and professionally managed. Registration fees directly support the operational and international pathway infrastructure.

Selection is earned.

2. National Player Pool Selection

Following ID events, selected players are invited into an age-specific National Player Pool.

Each pool includes:

Core squad players
Developmental depth players
International-ready candidates

Players remain in the pool throughout the cycle and are monitored through:

Training camps
Internal matches
Fitness standards
Tactical sessions
Professional conduct expectations

Movement within the pool is ongoing and performance-based.

3. Senior World Cup Competitions

Our flagship competitive objective.

Age-specific teams prepare to compete in recognized international Senior World Cup tournaments, representing the United States in structured global competition.

Preparation includes:

Multi-camp build-up cycles
Tactical identity implementation
Sports performance integration
Full tournament preparation planning

These tournaments require commitment, professionalism, and financial contribution from participants as part of our self-funded model.

4. International Tours

International tours provide:

High-level competitive exposure
Cultural exchange
Tactical refinement
Brand expansion for the program

Tours may include:

European competition cycles
Regional competitive trips
Structured friendly match windows

Tours are designed to elevate standards and strengthen international credibility.

6. Exhibition Matches

Exhibition matches serve as:

Tactical preparation platforms
Player evaluation opportunities
Commercial and sponsorship engagement events
Brand-building fixtures

These matches may include:

International clubs
Select professional alumni sides
Regional representative teams

Structured Continuity

This program is built on:

Defined entry
Transparent selection
Professional standards
International exposure
Long-term pathway development

Players do not “try out once.”

They enter a cycle.

They compete for a place.

They represent a purpose.