At its most sophisticated stage, the Super Y-League Premier and Division I could include 25,000 players.  The top 60 teams in each age division will compete in the Super Y-League Premier Division.  The same number of teams will compete in the First Division.  The largest base of the Super Y-League will be designed for clubs at the sub regional or local level known as the Second Division. While these are not significant numbers, I have to emphasize that the number represents a small number of the 4 million or so registered players in US Youth Soccer and AYSO. 

With this many players taking part, we believe that the Super Y-League can significantly augment -- and in some cases accelerate -- the process of identifying players and helping U.S. Soccer reach its Project 2010 goals. With the Super Y-League teams playing 30-40 games a year in the future, it will lessen the chance of failing to identify top players who are ready to move into the collegiate, professional and international ranks.