Monthly Archives: May 2011

Class 2 Missouri Girls Soccer Playoffs – Wildcats!

Posted on by

Logan-Rogersville Wildcats, Seniors 2011

Logan-Rogersville Wildcats, Seniors 2011 - Shelby Rust, Erin Locke, Kelsay Leingang, Tyler Moneyham, Stevie Heidzig, Emily Price


Big game tonight, the Webster County derby will earn one program their first ever District title in Girls soccer. The semifinal games were both won by a single goal. These two teams are meeting for the fourth time this season with Marshfield winning the first and third game, Logan-Rogersville winning at the Branson Tournament (thanks Tony!).

District 11: at Marshfield, Final
#1 Marshfield Blue Jays – 1
#2 Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 3
The Wildcats

District 12: at Harrisonville, the Final is on Wednesday
#1 Bolivar Liberators vs #2 Harrisonville Wildcats

District 9: at Moberly, Final Thursday
#1 Moberly Spartans – 6
#5 Marshall Owls – 0

#3 Mexico Bulldogs – 0
#4 Hannibal Pirates – 1 (OT)

District 10: at Boonville, Final
#1 Helias Crusaders – 3
#2 Fulton Hornets – 0

The Crusaders advance to the Sectional game Tuesday May 24th against the winner of District 9. I picked Helias to be the representative at the Final 4 a couple of weeks ago, we’ll see how that pans out.
.

Springfield Soccer Photos

Support This Site – Purchase Photos! Click on any photo to be taken to site

View photos at SmugMug

Class 1 Girls Playoffs

Posted on by

The Local District, 12, plays Wednesday. There are games in the Region that will determine Sectional and Quarterfinal foes.

District 12: at Greenwood Stadium Field in Springfield, Final Wednesday l
#1 Catholic Fightin’ Irish vs #2 McAuley Warriors

District 11: In St James, 2nd semifinal
#1 St James Tigers -
#4 Mt View Liberty Eagles -

The Final is Wednesday against #2 Dixon Bulldogs

District 10: in Sedalia, the Final is Wednesday between #1 St Paul Lutheran and #2 Stover Bulldogs –
#3 Sacred Heart winner, scores still not available.

District 9: In Ashland, semifinal game
#2 Fatima -
#3 Belle Tigers –

The Final Thursday will be against #1 Southern Boone

Central Ozark Conference Girls Soccer Honors

Posted on by

Brittany Copeland, Neosho Wildcats (2011)

Brittany Copeland, Neosho Wildcats (2011)


2011 Central Ozarks Conference
Girls Soccer –

All Conference Team
1st Team
Name Grade School Position
Kami Giese 10 Branson Pirates D
Brittany Copeland 12 Neosho Wildcats F
Kristin Miller 12 Nixa Eagles GK
Lauren Moats 11 Nixa Eagles M
Rachel Murphy 11 Nixa Eagles F
Kelsey Haist 12 Nixa Eagles M
Brittany Kirkpatrick 10 Nixa Eagles D
Jayme Braun 12 Ozark Tigers M
Keysha Burns 11 Ozark Tigers D
Morgan Davidson 10 Ozark Tigers F
Sara Marcott 9 Republic Tigers F
Brittany Dunn 12 Willard Tigers GK
Miriam Dashtipour 10 Willard Tigers M
Macie Cotter 10 Willard Tigers F
2nd Team
Name Grade School
Amanda Hinkle 11 Branson Pirates D
Jamileth Henriquez 12 Carthage Tigers F
Allison Bennett 12 Carthage Tigers D
Paige O’Neill 10 Neosho Wildcats M
Erin Ferguson 12 Neosho Wildcats D
Kelsey Bartell 12 Nixa Eagles F
Shelby Zielke 12 Nixa Eagles D
Jackie Wacha 12 Ozark Tigers F
Molly Killion 12 Ozark Tigers M
Samantha Minor 10 Republic Tigers M
Carlie Campbell 12 Republic Tigers D
Lindsay Owens 10 Willard Tigers F
Torri Thomas 11 Willard Tigers D

2011 Miner Boys Prep Soccer Camp – July 30th

Posted on by

Missouri S&T LogoROLLA, Mo. — Missouri S&T men’s soccer coach Joe Ahearn has announced that the 2011 Miner Boys Prep Soccer Camp will take place Saturday, July 30 at the S&T Soccer Field from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

The camp is open for players from the ninth to the 12th grades and costs $50 if the registration form is turned in before July 22; after that date it increases to $60. Campers will receive a camp T-shirt. Due to space restrictions, campers are asked to register by July 23.

“The objective for this camp is to provide the committed soccer player the opportunity to train and be evaluated by the Missouri S&T soccer staff in a competitive training environment,” Ahearn said.

The field sessions will focus on the development of technical and tactical awareness through speed of play, small-sided and 8-vs.-8 games. There will also be information sessions on the recruiting process, player development and the demands of a college student-athlete.

Download Missouri S&T Camp Brochure 2011

For more information on the 2011 Missouri S&T Boys College Prep Camp, contact Ahearn at 573-341-4102 or by email at ahearnjc@mst.edu

Checks should be made payable to:
S&T Men’s Soccer CSP
705 W 10th Street
Rolla, Mo. 65401

2011 Soccer Scoring Statistics, Southwest Missouri

Posted on by

These statistics have been collected from the Coaches. Contact info is available at the bottom for schools that are not represented. I will update this following Districts and again at the end of the season.

Player

Name

 P School and Mascot Grad Year Goals Scored Assists Total Points Game-Winning Goals College Soccer Plans
Emily Cline F Glendale Falcons 2011 34 13 81 3 Drury Panthers
Jonna Welch F Bolivar Liberators 2011 30 9 69 Northwest MO State Bearcats
Shelby Hatz M Catholic Lady Irish 2011 22 16 60 4 Drury Panthers
Sarah Magana F Bolivar Liberators 2011 21 14 56
Nicole Ortega M Catholic Lady Irish 2014 19 16 54 5
Molly Brewer M Glendale Falcons 2012 20 13 53 2
Natalie Smid M Catholic Lady Irish 2011 18 15 51 4
Miriam Taylor F Camdenton Lakers 2013 20 6 46 3
Mary Margaret Kirkman F Greenwood 2013 20 6 46
Lauren Moats M Nixa Eagles 2012 16 14 46 0
Nicole Howard F Rolla Bulldogs 2014 16 13 45 3
Aspen Hawkins M Central Bulldogs 2014 18 8 44 3
Sara Marcotte F Republic Tigers 2014 17 10 44
Rachel Murphy F Nixa Eagles 2012 19 5 43 6
Summer Dean F Osage Lady Indians 2012 18 5 41 3
Haley Baker M Camdenton Lakers 2011 14 11 39 4
Bekah Bade F Catholic Lady Irish 2012 12 14 38 2
Analynn Salvato F Central Bulldogs 2014 16 2 34 1
Whitney Snow M Camdenton Lakers 2014 13 7 33 1
Kelsey Loderhose F Parkview Vikings 2011 14 5 33 4
Kelsey Swarens CJ Bulldogs 2012 11 10 32 3
Marin Gelsheimer M Kickapoo Chiefs 2011 13 6 32 Southwest Baptist Bearcats
Ashley Clark Jefferson City Jays 2013 13 4 30 3
Payton DeHart F Nixa Eagles 2014 12 6 30 5
Ashleigh Paschel M Camdenton Lakers 2011 8 13 29 1
Sara Cook M Greenwood 2012 10 9 29
Abby Zimmerman Lebanon Yellowjackets 2012 12 5 29
Kelsey Bartell F Nixa Eagles 2011 10 8 28 4 Faulkner Eagles
Kendra Wood Rolla Bulldogs 2012 11 6 28 2
Taylor Banholzer D Rolla Bulldogs 2012 11 5 27 2
Sarah Dowling F Waynesville Tigers 2012 12 3 27 6
Alix Opfer M Glendale Falcons 2012 10 6 26
Anissa Williams CJ Bulldogs 2014 11 2 24 2
Jordan Banasik M Catholic Lady Irish 2011 9 5 23
Tori Wood Lebanon Yellowjackets 2013 10 3 23
Ellen Spooner D Rolla Bulldogs 2011 9 5 23 2
McKenna Adams F Kickapoo Chiefs 2011 9 4 22 Wayne State Wildcats
Shelby Campbell CJ Bulldogs 2014 7 7 21 1
Ally Adrian M McAuley Warriors 2013 8 5 21
Emma Chilton M Parkview Vikings 2014 8 4 20 3
Lydia Holtmann M Catholic Lady Irish 2014 5 9 19 1
Courtney Frerichs M Nixa Eagles 2011 5 9 19 0
Samantha Graham F McAuley Warriors 2011 8 2 18
Mackenzie Manzer D Camdenton Lakers 2012 8 1 17 3
Taylor Beck M CJ Bulldogs 2014 7 3 17
Kelsey Haist M Nixa Eagles 2011 5 7 17 1 Missouri Southern Lions
Becca Castillo M Parkview Vikings 2012 8 1 17 2
Katie Lynn M Kickapoo Chiefs 2011 6 4 16
Kelsey Abbott M Osage Lady Indians 2012 6 4 16 1
Loriann Clark Waynesville Tigers 2013 6 3 15 1
Megan Morgan Waynesville Tigers 2014 7 0 14
Tasha Ugbah M West Plains Zizzers 2012 7 0 14 3
Drianna Raff M Glendale Falcons 2013 3 7 13
Katie Kelly Jefferson City Jays 2011 6 1 13 3
Holly Messick D Parkview Vikings 2011 5 3 13
Paige Townsend M Nixa Eagles 2014 5 2 12 2
Shelby Zielke D Nixa Eagles 2011 3 5 11 0 Bacone College Warriors
Bailey Pesek M Nixa Eagles 2014 5 1 11 0
Molly Robb M Parkview Vikings 2011 3 5 11
Rhiannon Moore Waynesville Tigers 2013 4 3 11 2
Ashton Gilliam McAuley Warriors 2013 3 4 10
Emily Courtney M Parkview Vikings 2013 2 6 10 1
McKenzi Payton D Parkview Vikings 2013 4 2 10 Missouri State Bears
Carly Shannon West Plains Zizzers 2013 3 4 10
Branson Pirates
Carthage Tigers
Joplin Eagles
Liberty Eagles
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats
Marshfield Blue Jays
Neosho Wildcats
Ozark Tigers
St James Tigers
Willard Tigers

.
Coaches, or their designated contact, can contact me to provide official statistics for their team. Goalie Statistics will be posted Wednesday.

Once a spreadsheet is submitted, I will accept email updates once your season ends for final statistics.

Class 3 Girls Playoffs

Posted on by

Mikaela Branson, Ozark Tigers (2012)

Mikaela Branson, Ozark Tigers (2012)

There are three Districts encompassing the Ozark and Central Ozark Conference in Class 3. The Sectional game on Tuesday May 24th will be hosted by the winner of District 12 while the District 10 winner would host the District 9 winner. This is based upon the Fall model where the Even district number winner was host, a model used for the first time last season.

District 12: at Central in Springfield, Semifinal games Tuesday

District 11: at Ozark, the winner advances to Semifinal Wednesday against #1 Glendale
#4 Ozark Tigers – 6
#5 Branson Pirates – 0

District 10: at Camdenton, Semifinal games on Tuesday

District 9: at Columbia Hickman
#1 Rock Bridge Bruins – 2
#5 Hickman Kewpies – 0

#2 Jeff City Jays – 1
#3 Smith-Cotton – 0

The Final between Rock Bridge and the Jays will be Wednesday.

Class 2 Missouri Girls Soccer Playoffs

Posted on by

The Home District is 11 while Bolivar has been moved to District 12, which will be the source of the Sectional opponent. The Quarterfinal foe will come from District 9 or 10, Central Missouri area schools. The winner in District 11 will earn their first ever District title and includes 1st year program Republic and the 3rd year Wildcats and Bulldogs.

District 11:
#1 Marshfield Blue Jays – 1
#4 Republic Tigers – 0

#2 Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 2
#3 Carl Junction Bulldogs – 1

The Final Tuesday will feature Marshfield vs Logan-Rogersville, facing off in a Webster County derby for the third time this season. The rubber match!

District 12:
#1 Bolivar Liberators – 5
#4 Clinton – 1

#2 Harrisonville Wildcats – 2
#3 Warrensburg Tigers – 0

The Final on Wednesday will thus feature Bolivar vs Harrisonville, in Harrisonville. A rematch of last year’s Final, won by the Wildcats.

District 9: at Moberly, the winner advances to a semifinal meeting with #1 Moberly Tuesday, Final on Thursday
#4 Kirksville Tigers – 0
#5 Marshall Owls – 1

District 10: at Boonville, the Final is Tuesday between #1 Helias and #2 Fulton

Class 1 Girls Playoffs – McAuley Advances

Posted on by

Annie Clark, McAuley Warriors (20xx) with diving save

Annie Clark, McAuley Warriors (20xx) with diving save

District 12 is our Home District and they open with a semifinal game today. District 11 will produce the Sectional opponent and Districts 9 and 10 the Quarterfinal foe.

District 12:
#2 McAuley Warriors – 3
#3 Greenwood Blue Jays – 1
The Warriors got off to a fast start, with Sammi Graham breaking getting a break-away goal 3:30 into the game tonight. Graham scored a 2nd midway through the half before the Blue Jays finally got some offensive action of their own started. That made her 3rd goal of the evening, scored in stoppage time in the first half, that much more difficult to respond to. Respond they did however, with Senior Sydney Ganus capping her career with a goal from a corner kick, slotting her shot just inside the upright after it bounced out to her near the penalty spot. That would be final goal as 1st year keeper Annie Clark blunted several good opportunities for the Jays, including a diving save (pictured) into a crowd in the final 3 minutes.

PHOTO GALLERY (see below as well)

McAuley advances to the District Final Wednesday against Catholic at Greenwood Stadium Field in Springfield.

District 11: In St James, 2nd semifinal Tuesday with Final Wednesday
#2 Dixon Bulldogs – 5
#3 Laquey Hornets – 1

District 10: in Sedalia, semifinal game today and Final Wednesday against St Paul Lutheran
#2 Stover Bulldogs –
#3 Sacred Heart -

District 9: In Ashland, semifinal game Tuesday and Final Thursday against Southern Boone
.

Springfield Soccer Photos

Support This Site – Purchase Photos! Click on any photo to be taken to site

View photos at SmugMug

AJ Cochran, CBC Cadets, Named Missouri Gatorade POY

Posted on by

AJ Cochran, Scott Gallagher MO (CBC Cadets, 2011)

AJ Cochran, Scott Gallagher MO (CBC Cadets, 2011)

CHICAGO (February 23, 2011) — In its 26th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company, in collaboration with ESPN RISE, today announced Alec Cochran of Christian Brothers College High School as its 2010-11 Gatorade Missouri Boys Soccer Player of the Year. Cochran is the second Gatorade Missouri Boys Soccer Player of the Year to be chosen from Christian Brothers College High School.

The award, which recognizes not only outstanding athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the field, distinguishes Cochran as Missouri’s best high school boys soccer player. Now a finalist for the prestigious Gatorade National Boys Soccer Player of the Year award to be announced in May, Cochran joins an elite alumni association of past state award-winners in 12 sports, including Alexi Lalas (1987-88, Cranbrook HS, Mich.), Derek Jeter (1991-92, Kalamazoo HS, Mich.), Candace Parker (2001-02, Naperville Central HS, Ill.), Kevin Garnett (1992-93, Maudlin HS, S.C.), Tony Meola (1986-87, Kearney HS, N.J.) and Mark Sanchez (2004-05, Mission Viejo HS, Calif.).

The 6-foot-2, 190-pound senior defender anchored a defense that posted 14 shutouts this past season, leading the Cadets (20-8-2) to the Round of 16 at the Class 3 state tournament. An All-American selection by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, Cochran is a member of the U.S. Soccer Under-18 Men’s National Team Player Pool. He was the Missouri High School Soccer Coaches Association Class 3 Defensive Player of the Year and a two-time St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro selection.

Kickapoo grad kicks it out west

Posted on by

Two of Major League Soccer’s most passionate fan bases were on display on ESPN2 Saturday night as the Seattle Sounders and the Portland Timbers played to a 1-1 draw in the Emerald City.

With the Timbers trailing 1-0 in the second half, Kickapoo alum Jack Jewsbury sailed a kick into the box and off the head of forward Mamadou Danso for the equalizer.

Jewsbury, who graduated from Kickapoo in ’99 and went on to star at St. Louis University, played eight seasons in Kansas City before being traded to Portland in March.

Jewsbury scored 124 goals during his high school career but he has had a knack for setting up his teammates since joining Portland. He is tied for the team lead with four assists.

The Timbers have ridden one of the league’s best crowds to a 4-0 start at home. Away from home, the team is still searching for its first win, going 0-3-2 on the road in the early going.

Check Jewsbury and the Timbers out on ESPN on July 10 when they host Seattle, or go see him in person when Portland comes to KC on Aug. 17.