Missouri Class 3 Central Region Soccer Honors

Sandy Shore, Camdenton Lakers (2011)

Sandy Shore, Camdenton Lakers (2011)

The Missouri Soccer Coaches Association have announced the Class 3 Central Region All-Region honors. The Region is made up of Districts 9 and 10. District 9 includes District Champions Rock Bridge, Finalist Jefferson City along with Hickman, Smith-Cotton and Washington. District 10 includes District Champions Camdenton, Finalist Waynesville along with Lebanon, Rolla and West Plains.

Co-Players of the Year:
Haley Baker,Camdenton, Sr. Midfielder
Mary Bowman, Rock Bridge, Sr. Midfielder

Co-Offensive Players of the Year:
Kayla Nurnberger, Washington, Sr. Forward
Tiffany Wehmeyer, Smith-Cotton, Sr. Forward

Defensive Player of the Year:
Kali Kuse, Camdenton, Sr. Defender

GK of the Year:
Carrie Levy, Rock Bridge, Sr

Coach of the Year:
Marc Vandover, Rock Bridge

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Haley Baker Camdenton Lakers M 2011

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Kali Kuse Camdenton Lakers D 2011

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Sandy Shore Camdenton Lakers GK 2011

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Miriam Taylor Camdenton Lakers F 2013

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Jessie Loch Hickman Kewpies M 2012

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Emily Mantle Jefferson City Jays M 2011

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Carsyn Beard Lebanon Yellowjackets D 2012

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Mary Bowman Rock Bridge Bruins M 2011

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Carrie Levy Rock Bridge Bruins GK 2011

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Anna Alioto Rock Bridge Bruins M 2012

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Carmen Boessen Rock Bridge Bruins F 2012

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Taylor Banholzer Rolla Bulldogs M 2012

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Nicole Howard Rolla Bulldogs F 2014

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Tiffany Wehmeyer Smith-Cotton Tigers F 2011

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Jac Greer Smith-Cotton Tigers M 2013

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Kayla Nurnberger Washington Blue Jays F 2011

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Jesslyn Clark Waynesville Tigers M 2012

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Jourdan Kilthau Waynesville Tigers D 2013

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Missouri State Soccer School – 2011 Camp Information

Missouri State Soccer CampNow entering its 19th exciting year, the Missouri State Soccer School is known as one of the finest quality teaching soccer camps in the nation. The Missouri State Soccer School offers players the opportunity to enhance their individual skills and further develop the concepts of team play.

There are a wide range of camps designed to match your child’s needs including:

Boys Jr. Camp, including Commuter and Goalkeeper training, is for Ages 8-12
Girls Camp is for Ages 10-18
Boys Camp is for Ages 13-18.

Check out the Missouri State Soccer Camps website for more details.

All campers receive a soccer ball, camp shirt & water bottle. Boys, Girls, & Boys Jr. Individual Campers will also receive a personal planner (Day Campers will receive a player evaluation and certificate of participation.) A closing awards ceremony will be held at the conclusion of each camp.

Small School COC Soccer Honors

Alex Cantrell, Marshfield Blue Jays (2011)

Alex Cantrell, Marshfield Blue Jays (2011)

The Central Ozark Conference Small School division consists of Springfield Catholic, Boliver, Marshfield and Logan-Rogersville. The Missouri Soccer Coaches Association has announced the following All-Conference squad:

First Team

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Shelby Hatz F Catholic Fightin' Irish 2011

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Natalie Smid M Catholic Fightin' Irish 2011

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Nicole Ortega F Catholic Fightin' Irish 2014

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Andrea Parker D Catholic Fightin' Irish 2011

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Bekah Bade F Catholic Fightin' Irish 2012

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Jonna Welch F Bolivar Liberators 2011

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Sarah Magana F Bolivar Liberators 2011

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Alex Cantrell M Marshfield Blue Jays 2011

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Kylea Ryser F Marshfield Blue Jays 2011

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Stevie Heidzig D Logan-Rogersville Wildcats 2011

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Kelsay Leingang GK Logan-Rogersville Wildcats 2011

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2nd Team

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Rebecca Mayus D Catholic Fightin' Irish 2011

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Mallory Kirby D Bolivar Liberators 2012

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Morgan Blackstock D Marshfield Blue Jays 2011

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Shelby Rust M Logan-Rogersville Wildcats 2011

Class 2 District 11 Soccer Honors

The Class 2 District 11 All-District team as chosen by the members of the Missouri Soccer Coaches Association. Logan-Rogersville captured their first ever District title, Marshfield was a finalist and Carl Junction, Hillcrest and Republic are the other members of the District.

1st Team
Sara Marcotte – Republic
Briana Kipp- Carl Junction
Shelby Campbell – Carl Junction
Shinaed Peavey – Hillcrest
Stevie Heidzig – Logan-Rogersville
Kelsay Leingang – Logan-Rogersville
Crystal Crawford – Logan -Rogersville
Shelby Rust- Logan-Rogersville
Tawney Stowell – Logan-Rogersville
Alex Cantrell – Marshfield
Kylea Ryser – Marshfield
Dannielle Coffeman – Marshfield
Jenifer McArthur – Marshfield
Shelbie Porter – - Marshfield

2nd Team
Morgan BlackStock – Marshfield
Kristen Meinert – Logan-Rogersville
Adonesa Macsek – Hillcrest
Kelsey Williams – Hillcrest
Kimberly Moore – Hillcrest
Ali Randolph – Hillcrest
Taylor Beck – Carl Junction
Rachelle Kipp – Republic
Samantha Minor – Republic
Kailey Mathis – Republic

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Class 1 District 12 Soccer Honors

Samantha Graham, McAuley Warriors (2011)

Samantha Graham, McAuley Warriors (2011)

The Missouri Soccer Coaches Association poll of coaches has named their All-District Honors for Class 1 District 12, consisting of District Champions Springfield Catholic, District finalist McAuley Warriors and the Greenwood Blue Jays.

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1st Team

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Player School Position Year School Position Year

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Shelby Hatz Catholic Fightin' Irish F 2011

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Natalie Smid Catholic Fightin' Irish M 2011

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Andrea Parker Catholic Fightin' Irish D 2011

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Rebecca Mayus Catholic Fightin' Irish M 2011

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Megan Goetzinger Catholic Fightin' Irish GK 2012

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Nicole Ortega Catholic Fightin' Irish F 2014

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Lydia Holtmann Catholic Fightin' Irish M 2014

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Ally Adrian McAuley Warriors M 2013

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Ashton Gilliam McAuley Warriors D 2013

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Samantha Graham McAuley Warriors F 2011

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Mary Street McAuley Warriors M 2014

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Sydney Ganus Greenwood Blue Jays D 2011

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Mary Margaret Kirkman Greenwood Blue Jays F 2013

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Second Team

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Carsen Baron Catholic Fightin' Irish D 2011

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Emily Ortega Catholic Fightin' Irish M 2011

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Bekah Bade Catholic Fightin' Irish F 2012

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Mary Black McAuley Warriors D 2011

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Lucy Borgmeyer McAuley Warriors F 2013

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Taylor Little McAuley Warriors D 2011

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Abby Pekarek McAuley Warriors M 2014

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Anna Turner Greenwood Blue Jays D 2014

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Sara Cook Greenwood Blue Jays M 2012

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Jackie Dugan Greenwood Blue Jays D 2012

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Anna Grace Kirkman Greenwood Blue Jays M 2013

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Kelsey Nau Greenwood Blue Jays M 2014

2011 Girls All-Star Roster Announcement

The 7th Annual Southwest All-Stars Games, presented by Springfield Soccer Club, will be held Thursday June 23, 2011 on the Greenwood Stadium Field at the Cooper Soccer Complex. The Girls Game, in it’s sixth season, will be played along with the Boys game.

The roster for the Girls Team, high school seniors who graduated in May 2011 and have recently completed their high school careers, is listed below. Formal invitations are being sent out to the players this week. The Girls team should be announced later this week.

Players are asked to do two things – please join the Facebook Group that has been set up to provide game information. More importantly, please confirm your participation at this website. Please register and let SSC know if you will, or will not, be playing.

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Name School Class District

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Jonna Welch Bolivar Liberators 2 12

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Sarah Magana Bolivar Liberators 2 12

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Ashley Paschel Camdenton Lakers 3 10

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Haley Baker Camdenton Lakers 3 10

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Kali Kuse Camdenton Lakers 3 10

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Sandra Shore Camdenton Lakers 3 10

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Allison Bennett Carthage Tigers 3 12

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Maddie McBurnie Central Bulldogs 3 12

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Ashlan Fiester Glendale Falcons 3 11

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Emily Cline Glendale Falcons 3 11

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Sydney Ganus Greenwood Blue Jays 1 12

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Ashlea Norman Joplin Eagles 3 12

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Vivien Arlette Moreno Joplin Eagles 3 12

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Katherine "Katie" Lynn Kickapoo Chiefs 3 11

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Kaylee Stephens Kickapoo Chiefs 3 11

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Marin Gelsheimer Kickapoo Chiefs 3 11

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McKenna Adams Kickapoo Chiefs 3 11

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Laken Cooley Liberty Eagles 1 11

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Shelly Renegar Liberty Eagles 1 11

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Kelsay Leingang Logan-Rogersville Wildcats 2 11

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Stevie Heidzig Logan-Rogersville Wildcats 2 11

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Alex Cantrell Marshfield Blue Jays 2 11

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Kylea Ryser Marshfield Blue Jays 2 11

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Samantha Graham McAuley Warriors 1 12

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Brittany Copeland Neosho Wildcats 3 12

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Kelsey Bartell Nixa Eagles 3 11

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Kelsey Haist Nixa Eagles 3 11

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Kristin Miller Nixa Eagles 3 11

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Shelby Zielke Nixa Eagles 3 11

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Jackie Wacha Ozark Tigers 3 11

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Jayme Braun Ozark Tigers 3 11

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Kelsey Loderhose Parkview Vikings 3 12

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McKenzi Payton Parkview Vikings 3 12

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Carlie Campbell Republic Tigers 2 11

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Ellen Spooner Rolla Bulldogs 3 10

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Andrea Parker Springfield Catholic 1 12

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Carsen Baron Springfield Catholic 1 12

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Courtney Devlin Springfield Catholic 1 12

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Emily Ortega Springfield Catholic 1 12

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Natalie Smid Springfield Catholic 1 12

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Rebecca Mayus Springfield Catholic 1 12

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Shelby Hatz Springfield Catholic 1 12

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Amanda White St James Tigers 1 10

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Sammi Phegley West Plains Zizzers 3 10

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Brittaney Dunn Willard Tigers 3 12

Number by Class
Class 1 – 12
Class 2 – 7
Class 3 – 26

Districts and Players
Class 1 – Districts 10 (1), 11 (2), 12 (9)
Class 2 – Districts 11 (5), 12 (2)
Class 3 – Districts 10 (6), 11 (12), 12 (8)

Gold Cup Opens Tuesday, USA Games On Fox Soccer

Gold Cup at Sporting Park KC stadiumThe 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup opens Sunday June 5th with all games being played here in the US. LIVESTRONG Sporting Park will host a double-header that includes the US vs Guadeloupe as well as Canada vs Panama on Tuesday June 14th. Tickets can be purchased here.

You can follow Tournament results at the Gold Cup site, which included this preview of the US and the tournaments importance:

The United States enters the CONCACAF Gold Cup with some high expectations. It’s not a question of whether the Americans can reach the final at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, on June 25. It’s whether they can win the tournament for the fifth time.This year’s championship has much more at stake — an opportunity to play at the 2013 Confederations Cup in Brazil.

The last time the Americans faced a similar situation, they won the 2007 Gold Cup in Chicago. Two years later, they used their appearance at the Confederations Cup as a dress rehearsal in South Africa. It helped the United States acquaint itself to the country, and aided as the team reached the second round of the 2010 World Cup.

“We certainly look at this Gold Cup as carrying that extra bit of importance,” U.S. coach Bob Bradley said.

Here is the USA Schedule, again all games are on Fox Soccer Channel and included in my Calendar (sidebar)

Tuesday June 7, 7:00 pm – U.S. Men vs. Canada
Saturday June 11, 7:00 pm – U.S. Men vs. Panama
Tuesday June 14, 8:00 pm – U.S. Men vs. Guadeloupe

There are games being played in Dallas, Houston, Detroit, Chicago, New York and Washington DC this month with the Final scheduled for the Rose Bowl. Tickets can be purchased here.

Given the importance of the tournament, here is the roster for the US Team as well as an interview with Head Coach Bob Bradley on some of the choices made, including not adding Teal Bunbury of Sporting KC

In addition to the TV broadcast, the following games will be streamed live on CONCACAF TV:
June 7 – USA vs. Canada
June 11 – USA vs. Panama
June 14 – Guadeloupe vs. USA
June 19 – Quarterfinal match (Teams TBD)
June 22 – Semifinal match (Teams TBD)
June 25 – Final (Teams TBD)

You can also follow the tournament via Facebook or Twitter

Posted in USA

KC ends its road trip

Sporting KC was able to steal a point in the final game of their 10-game road trip by tying Toronto FC 0-0 Saturday night.

The road trip was rough for KC, they went 1-6-3 during the stretch. Beginning Thursday Sporting KC will play 17 of their final 24 games at the new Livestrong Sporting Park in Kansas City.

Toronto stiffened up its defense against KC after giving up six goals against Philadelphia last week.

Sporting KC can climb out of last place in the Eastern Conference  with a win against Chicago in their home opener Thursday.

 

Tim Noonan Selected Missouri Referee Of The Year

Tim Noonan, 2011 Missouri Referee of the Year

Tim Noonan, 2011 Missouri Referee of the Year

Congratulations to Tim Noonan, chosen as the 2011 Missouri Referee of the Year. A single referee is chosen in each state on an annual basis by the National Federation of State High School Associations. Tim was chosen to represent Missouri. Congratulations and well deserved sir.

Also a shoutout to a pair of up-and-coming young refs, Patrick Burns and Courtney Wendel. Courtney was part of the first all-woman crew that worked the Class 1 Final today between Catholic and St Vincent as well as working the line for the Ursuline vs IWA semifinal on Friday. Patrick worked the Harrisonville game on Friday and was rewarded with the Class 3 Final today between Liberty and Ursuline. The big time!
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