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Oklahoma Celtic Joins Boys's Elite Clubs National League for 2018-19

Oklahoma Celtic is pleased to announce its acceptance into the Boy's Elite Clubs National League (ECNL). The Boys ECNL was founded to provide a top level, club-based development, training, and competition platform for youth male soccer players, with conference competition in six age groups (U13, U14, U15, U16, U17, and U18/19) and pronounced collegiate exposure through the Boys ECNL National Events. In addition to the competition platform, the Boys ECNL offers player identification and development opportunities for top players in every conference, unique coaching education, and club development programs.

"Oklahoma Celtic is proud to join the Boys ECNL," said Don Rother, Executive Director for Oklahoma Celtic. "The quality and professionalism of ECNL will create the highest level of competition on a consistent basis and create the greatest exposure to college coaches for our boy's players. We look forward to the opportunity of working and competing with the nation's top soccer clubs."

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Oklahoma Celtic Joins Girl’s Elite Clubs National League for 2018-19

Oklahoma Celtic is pleased to announce its acceptance into the Girl’s Elite Clubs National League (ECNL), a nationwide league dedicated to developing elite female soccer players through innovative, player-centered programming and to enhancing the overall experience by creating a better, more enjoyable, and more successful player, coach, and club development model.

“Oklahoma Celtic is ecstatic to join the Girls ECNL,” said Don Rother, Oklahoma Celtic Director of Coaching. “We believe ECNL is the highest, most professional soccer platform for female players. We are excited for the developmental opportunity it presents for our players and look forward to collaborating with other ECNL clubs.”

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