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Division I Women's Soccer Championship

Seeding

Championship Schedule/Results

Scores and Video Streaming

Championship Information

Hotel Information

Dollar Rent a Car NCCAA rates

Ticket Information

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Region Information

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Orlando Attractions Discounts for NCCAA teams & fans (valid up to 10 days prior to arrival)

Orlando Attractions

2011 Results

Champions:        California Baptist University

Runner-up:         Trinity International University

3^rd Place:              Mount Vernon Nazarene University

4^th Place:              Asbury University

5^th Place:              Grace College

6^th Place:              Colorado Christian University

7^th Place:              Oklahoma Wesleyan University

                                Truett McConnell College

2011 Championship Information

Seeding

#1  California Baptist University                       West Region Champion                       15-2-1  

#2  Grace College                                            Midwest Region Champion                  12-7-2  

#3  Trinity International University                   North Central Region Champion            8-9-3  

#4  Mount Vernon Nazarene University            East Region Representative                 10-8-2  

#5  Oklahoma Wesleyan University                 At-Large Selection                               13-6-1  

#6  Truett McConnell College                          South Region Champion                     8-10-1  

#7  Asbury University                                       Mideast Region Champion                  13-8-1  

#8  Colorado Christian University                     Central Region Champion                   5-15-1

Event Schedule & Results - Scores and Video Streaming

(PLEASE NOTE: NO PETS ALLOWED AT AUSTIN-TINDALL REGIONAL PARK)

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2011 Championship Information

2011 NCCAA Division I Soccer Championship

November 30-December 3

Austin Tindall Regional Park

Kissimmee, FL

Hotel                                        NEW BOOKING PROCESS!!

The host hotel where all participating teams must reside is the Holiday Inn Main Gate East located at 5711 W. Hwy. 192, Kissimmee, Florida 34746.  All team rooms must be booked through the NCCAA Office by contacting Dan Wood (dwood@thenccaa.org or 864-250-1199, ext. 105) by Monday, November 21 at 12:00 Noon. Team representative should know how many King bed rooms and Two Queen bed rooms they need for there stay.  By booking through the NCCAA, all NCCAA member schools will avoid the 13% tax/fees applicable to individual team bookings.  All payments must be received at the NCCAA Office (via credit card or school check) by Friday, November 26^th. Parents and other fans must call 800-327-1128 to receive the NCCAA rates listed above.

Room Rates:

$77 for Standard Double or Standard King (includes hot breakfast buffet for up to 4 occupants)

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Important Numbers

The following individuals will be able to make your stay in Kissimmee more enjoyable while also serving as key contacts for information relative to the event.

NCCAA Division I Soccer Event Personnel

Ben Belleman                NCCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Chair  

Tom Price                     NCCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Chair 

Dan Wood                     NCCAA Executive Director & Tournament Liaison  

Facility and Lodging Coordinators

Rene Pereira/Diane Heard           Holiday Inn Main Gate East                   

Kevin Ostrowski                         Austin Tindall Park Facility Supervisor   

NATA Trainers

Daryl Mullholand, Clearwater Christian College (727-505-4776), and Karl Glass, Trinity International University (847-828-3010), will provide services and/or work with institution staff during event. All teams must supply their own supplies and if your institution will be sending a trainer along with you, we will connect them with assigned NATA staff once on site.

Practice Sessions

Ben Belleman, NCCAA Men’s Division I Soccer Chair, will assign/schedule all practice sessions which are only available on Tuesday, November 29 at 8:30, 9:45, 11:00, 12:15, 1:30, and 2:45. Each team will have one hour on-field time with a 15-minute switch time built into schedule.  Teams arriving on Monday are asked to fill the earlier times to allow teams arriving on Tuesday to check-in to hotel before coming to train.  Last session must be completed by 4:00 PM.

Coaches Meetings (required)

The Championship Coaches Meeting will be Tuesday, November 29 at 5:15-6:15 PM at the Holiday Inn Main Gate East (host hotel).

Championship Kick-off Dinner

The Kick-Off Dinner and Fellowship will be held at the Campus Crusade for Christ on Tuesday, November 29 at 7:00 PM.  This event is for all participating student-athletes and coaching staffs only. All teams will be recognized and the Michelle Akers Award and Kyle Rote, Jr. Award will be presented. ****This is an outdoors event and Florida evenings get very cool so teams are encouraged to dress accordingly for warmth.*****

Video Webcast Services

All 2011 Women’s & Men’s Soccer Championship contests will be available at NO CHARGE via GPSN Online (www.gpsnonline.com). Once established, the links for these contests will be available via the NCCAA website at www.thenccaa.org.  (Note: Due to limited field access and staffing, the 7^th place matches on Field 6 on Saturday will not be broadcast.) 

Coaches and SIDs, please give urgent attention to communications from GPSN as they prepare for broadcasts and will need stats, possible interviews, and other data for their play-by-play and color analyst.

Sponsors

While in Kissimmee, the NCCAA asks that all participating teams make every effort to support the local establishments that have helped underwrite this event. These businesses will be listed in the event program along with any NCCAA special offers they offer.

Ball People

If you have youth (ages 7-17) that will be traveling and would like to receive a free event t-shirt and free food and drink (while working) at concession stand, please let Dan Wood (dwood@thenccaa.org) know so we can accommodate these young people.  We would always have them work their team’s matches. It is difficult once we assign local volunteers to matches to then add or insert these youth.  Coaches kids are allowedJ

CSP Schedule

All players get to participate in caring for at-risk kids, prison inmates and homeless (the “other” side of Central Florida).  So each athlete please purchase (at home and bring) a $5-8 toy (approx).  Each team is also asked to donate 20 pairs of socks for kids and 10 pair of socks for adults.

The soccer players should bring their toys to their kick-off dinners at Lake Hart, there will be a truck as they arrive.   THIS WILL BE YOUR TICKET TO GET INTO THE KICK-OFF DINNERJJ

To ensure gifts for a full range of ages and boys/girls (men’s teams buy for boys/women’s teams for girls.  Note: If dolls or action figures, please look for darker skin tones!)

·         Coaches bring gift for newborn to 3 years old

·         If your birthday is in Jan or Jul, buy for 4-5 year olds

·         If your birthday is in Feb or Aug, buy for 6-7 year olds.

·         If your birthday is in Mar or Sept, buy for 8-9 year olds.

·         If your birthday is in Apr or Oct, buy for 10-11 year olds.

·         If your birthday is in May or Nov, buy for 12-13 year olds.

·         If your birthday is in Jun or Dec, buy for 14-16 year olds.

The final piece of the CSP effort will be on Friday, December 2 from 9:30-11:30 AM at Campus Crusade for Christ headquarters.  Players will be packaging and preparing toys and socks for delivery to homeless children and children of incarcerated individuals.  Coaches will meet at Campus Crusade for a time of fellowship during this time.

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Event Tickets  (All spectators must purchase an event pass and the following rates apply)

3 Day Pass (available on 11/30 only)

Students (5^th Grade-College)       $20

Senior Citizens (60 and over)       $20

Regular Spectator                      $25

Children (4^th Grade- below)          FREE

2 Day Pass

Students (5^th grade – college)      $15

Senior Citizens (60 and over)     $15

Regular Spectator                      $20

Children (4^th grade and under)      FREE

Day Pass

Students (5^th grade-College)        $10

Senior Citizens (60 and over)       $10

Regular Spectator                      $10

Children (4^th Grade- below)          FREE

NCCAA Member Passes will be accepted for entry into all NCCAA Fall Championship events.  Any participating soccer team may attend the NCCAA Volleyball Championship for a team entry fee of $25 (regardless of number in your traveling party).  Please call Dan Wood prior to going to Civic Center so he can alert Ticket Office.

Ball People

If you have youth (ages 7-17) that will be traveling and would like to receive a free event t-shirt and free food and drink (while working) at concession stand, please let Dan Wood (dwood@thenccaa.org) know so we can accommodate these young people.  We would always have them work their team’s matches. It is difficult once we assign local volunteers to matches to then add or insert these youth.  Coaches kids are allowedJ

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Rental Car Partner

Dollar Rent a Car programavailable to teams, fans and officials.  Rates are as low as $23/day (economy) to $39/day (premium). 

NCCAA Code# OI6008 (Note: It is letter O and letter I not number zero and number one. It stands for Orlando Inbound then numbers 6008).  Click here to open group rates [pdf] 

For 8 and 12 passenger vans, contact:

Directions

Directions [downloads .pdf file]

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