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Cassville Wildcats Have 4 Sign To Play College Soccer

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Cassville Soccer logoThe Cassville Wildcats are sending four 2010 graduates onto the college soccer ranks.

Jesus Rivera # 13: 3 year soccer player at Cassville, 2 year starter. In 2008 scored 10 goals with 2 assist and was named as a district honorable mention. In 2009 scored 14 goals with 5 assists and was named 1st team all-district and received regional honorable mention. Jesus will play for Neosho County Community College in Chunte KS.

Josh Dyer GK: 4 year soccer player at Cassville, 2 year starter. In 2008 split goal keeping duties and in 2009 played goal keeper in all games with a 1.01 goal against average and 2nd team all-district award. Josh will play for Neosho County Community College in Chunte KS.

Caleb Wilbanks #27: 4 year soccer player at Cassville, 3 year starter. In 2007 as part of the final four team scored 1 goal playing defensive mid-field. In 2008 at left defensive back scored 1 goal and was named district honorable mention. In 2009 moved to sweeper and was named 1st team all-district, 1st team all-region and will play on the all star team. Caleb will play for Neosho County Community College in Chunte KS.

Neosho County CC Panthers 6-4-1 Region 6 record. Region 6 tournament qualifiers. Recent alumni include Matt Saner (West Plains) and Chris Hernandez (Joplin).

Bryan Schroeder #6: 4 year soccer player at Cassville, 3 year starter. In 2007 as part of the final four team scored 5 goals with 1 assists named district honorable mention. In 2008 scored 8 goals with 2 assists and was 2nd team all-district. In 2009 scored 9 goals with 5 assists and was 2nd team all-district. Bryan will play for NEO in Oklahoma.
Bryan Schroeder (mid-field) will play for NEO where he’ll join a Lane Chapman (Kickapoo) and Nathan Massey (Nixa) among a large local contingent.

9/22 Southwest Missouri High School Soccer Report

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Camdenton Lakers host Sedalia Smith-Cotton

Camdenton Lakers – 7
Sedalia Smith-Cotton – 1
In a game that indicates how strong the competitive juices flow between these teams, despite the move out of District 9 by Camdenton, these Central Missouri squads went at each other hard from the opening kick off. After seeing the Lakers a 2nd time now this season, the key element I see is a willingness across the entire team to go to the ball and challenge every play. It’s like watching a high-pressure EPL game as they force their opponents to play quickly or defend their attack.

The Laker’s got the lead in the 18th minute from a corner kick when #2 Drew Whitney, redirected the ball that fell to him and just over the outreached arms of the goalkeeper. Smith-Cotton thought they had tied the game in the 32nd minute only to see the goal called back for offsides.

I headed home at halftime, having stopped on the way home from a business meeting in Columbia. The second half featured a hat trick by Rayder Bennett, a brace from Jeff Moffitt and one by Nate Buttrum.

Sedalia graduated 10 starters on last years District Championship team but have a pair of talented midfielders leading the way. We’ll check back in on District 9 later this season.

New Covenant Academy Warriors – 5
Thomas Jefferson – 1

Greenwood Blue Jays – 2 (PKs)
Bolivar Liberators – 1
Greenwood would dominate the first half of play even though the Liberators got on the board first when Bradley Stillwagon finished an assist from Matt Magana. Greenwood would tie the game with six minutes to go in the first half. No more goals in regulation, with the Jay’s getting the win on the 4th PK.

Carthage Tigers – 10
Aurora Houn ‘Dawgs – 0
Carthage goals by Phillip Devillers (3), Cole Beckham (2), Joe Curti (2), Lorenzo Salas, Christian Solis and Jose Lopez.

Cassville Wildcats – 10
Columbus (KS) – 2
Five goals were scored in each half. Luis Ortega had three goals, and Justin Mills and Bryan Schroeder both had two goals. Other goal scorers were Matt Angel, Matt Frazier and Otto Franco. Schroeder also had three assists for the night.

Monett Cubs – 1
Willard Tigers – 0
The Cub’s avenge their loss this weekend at the hands of the Tigers, who won by a similar margin en route to winning the Cub’s Tournament.

Crocker Lions – 4 (2 OT)
Belle – 3
Goals scored by Sophomore Jessie Tart (2), Freshman Teddy Zeigenbein (1) and the OT goal was scored by Tjalling Bosker

Nixa Eagles – 4
Marshfield Blue Jays – 2

Kickapoo Chiefs – 4
Branson Pirates – 0
Goals by Brock Ruggeri, Skyler Russell, Spencer Price, Mike Anderson. Assists by Ian Kennedy, Tyler Bennett.

Carl Junction Bulldogs – 2
Neosho Wildcats – 1
The Bulldogs led 2-0 at the half after goals by Stefan Klute, unassisted, and Logan Landis on a penalty kick. Jordan Blevins scored on a penalty kick for Neosho in the 62nd for the final margin.