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Missouri High School Soccer, Class 3 Southwest Region Honors

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Released by the Missouri Soccer Coaches Association, the poll reflects Districts 11 and 12.

2010 Boys Class 3 All-Southwest
Player of the Year – Alec Martinez, Glendale
Co-Offensive Player of the Year – Joe Curti, Carthage and Parker Maher, Joplin
Defensive Player of the Year – Luckas Rickenbacher, Glendale
Co-Goalkeeper of the Year – Tyler Moses, Kickapoo and Ludin Gonzales, Carthage
Coach of the Year – Jacob Osborne, Carthage

Lukas Rickenbacher, D – Sr, Glendale Falcons
Nathan Lavoy, D – Sr, Kickapoo Chiefs
Dylan Corbett, D – Sr, Kickapoo Chiefs
Jackson Patillo, D – Sr, Willard Tigers
Fernando Cedeno, F – Sr, Branson Pirates
Joe Curti, F – Sr, Carthage Tigers
KhaiUyen Huynh, F – Sr, Nixa Eagles
Brian Otradovec, F – Jr, Parkview Vikings
Ludin Gonzales, GK – Jr, Carthage Tigers
Tyler Moses, GK – Sr, Kickapoo Chiefs
Mark Navarette, MF – Sr, Carthage Tigers
Alec Martinez, MF – Sr, Glendale Falcons
Parker Maher, MF – Jr, Joplin Eagles
Jakob Neidig, MF – So, Ozark Tigers

2010 All-Ozark Conference Boys Soccer Team

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Alec Martinez, Glendale Falcons (2011)

Alec Martinez, Glendale Falcons (2011)

2010 All-Ozark Conference Boys Soccer Teams as chosen by the Coaches.

Player of the Year – Alec Martinez – Glendale
Offensive Player of the Year – Jason Howard – Rolla
Defensive Player of the Year – Dylan Corbett – Kickapoo
Keeper of the Year – Tyler Moses – Kickapoo
Coach of the Year – Phil Hodge – Kickapoo

1st Team All-Conference
Dylan Corbett, 12 – D, Kickapoo
Nathan Lavoy, 12 – D, Kickapoo
Tyler Moses , 12 – K, Kickapoo
Alec Martinez, 12 – F, Glendale
Lukas Rickenbacher, 12 – D, Glendale
Jeron Sinclair, 12 – F, Camdenton
Caulin Atkins, 12 – D, Camdenton
Parker Maher, 11 – M, Joplin
Austin Bolt, 12 – D, Joplin
Jason Howard, 12 – M, Rolla
Gehrig Haberstock, 12 – D, Waynesville
Brian Otradovec, 11 – F, Parkview
Dylan York, 12 – D, West Plains
Keenan Gore, 12 – D, Hillcrest
Gabe Kenemer, 12 – F, Lebanon

2nd Team All-Conference
Josh McCutcheon 10 M Kickapoo
Elliot Williams 10 M Kickapoo
Devan Selsor 11 M Kickapoo
Reece Conner 12 K Glendale
Austin Hart 11 F Glendale
Nathan Fisher 12 M Joplin
Blake Ward 12 K Joplin
Rayder Bennett 12 F Camdenton
Mark Buscher 12 D Camdenton
David Drewniak 12 M Rolla
Jordan Houseman 12 M Parkview
Colton Hensley 11 D West Plains
Kevin Johnson 12 M Waynesville
Nick Ragains 12 M Lebanon
Thomas Ashe 11 D Hillcrest

Honorable Mention All-Conference
Aaron Strunk 10 F Kickapoo
Hunter Durham 10 F Kickapoo
Jake Nedoma 11 M Kickapoo
Joe Aubuchon 12 M Glendale
Evan Garrad 10 D Glendale
Matt Call 10 D Glendale
Lucas Kemper 12 F Joplin
Griffen Locke 10 D Joplin
Joe Rice 10 M Joplin
Nick Huey 12 M Camdenton
Trevor Hassebroek 12 D Camdenton
Matt Norris 12 K Camdenton
Lajos Zadravez 10 K Waynesville
Karl Dupont 11 F Waynesville
Kory Carter 12 F Rolla
Randy Wharton 12 F Rolla
Jacob Woolsey 12 D Lebanon
Ethan Hunt 11 M West Plains
Caleb Boston 9 K Hillcrest
Blake White 12 M Parkview
Louis Taylor 9 F Parkview

Nixa & Rock Bridge Win Kickapoo Shootout

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Nixa Eagles Celebrate Kickapoo Shootout Trophy

Nixa Eagles Celebrate Kickapoo Shootout Trophy

Brown Division
1st Place
Nixa Eagles – 1
Kickapoo Chiefs – 0
On the strength of three straight shutouts from goalie Mason Young, the Eagles held off the Chiefs to capture the Brown Division trophy this evening. The Eagles goal was scored by Robert Neathery as his shot from outside the box slipped just inside the upright in the 30th minute. The Chiefs moved defender Dylan Corbett into the attack midway through the second half, leaving three defenders back, and had several shots that were kept out due to the acrobatics and reactions of goalkeeper Young. The pressure continued to the final seconds and the relief was evident on the coaches faces as the players celebrated their breakthrough win, their first ever over Kickapoo!

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Following a decade of participation in the Shootout, this weekend was the first time the Eagles have won their 1st game of the tourney, a 2-0 shutout of KC-based Blue Springs, moving them into the winner’s bracket for Saturday. Both goals were scored by senior KhaiUyen Huynh. A late morning 1-0 win over St Louis-based Pattonville, goal by Drake Hughes with an assist from KhaiUyen Huynh, moved the Eagles into the title match and an opportunity to test themselves against their most significant challenge of the season, against the Chief’s who are the favorite in the chase for the District 11 title. Matching the girls team this year must be a significant incentive for the Eagles.

Neathery’s goal was only a small part of his story today. The Eagle’s were without central midfielder Drake Trease for both of today’s matches as well as losing forward Jameson McFadden for the season due to a broken arm. The sophomore stepped into the central position, parnering with Corey Cann, and ensured that Nixa didn’t falter. KhaiUyen Huynh has also stepped up his game, as represented by his role in the Eagle’s offense this weekend but more importantly his work rate and ability to create in the offensive end, opening opportunities for the team. Drake Hughes and Adrian Yang-Jacobi, both given more responsibility and playing time this weekend, stepped up as well.

It was a lively and enjoyable match as either team could have won. November is looking more and more interesting.

3rd Place
Pattonville Pirates – 1
Eureka – 4

Nixa Eagles – 1
Pattonville Pirates – 0
Goal by Drake Hughes with an assist from KhaiUyen Huynh

Kickapoo Chiefs – 1
Eureka – 0
Senior Nate Lavoy scored on a penalty kick late in the match to put the Chief’s into the final.

5th Place @ JFK
Glendale Falcons – 1
Lee’s Summit West – 2
The Falcon’s goal was scored by Austin Hart, assisted by Nic Bauer

7th Place @ JFK
Blue Springs – 1
Francis Howell – 4

Francis Howell – 1
Lee’s Summit West – 3

Blue Springs – 1
Glendale Falcons – 2
Goals by Alec Martinez and Evan Garrad, who also earned assists, get the Falcon’s past Blue Springs and into the 5th place game.

Gold Division
1st Place
Rock Bridge Bruins – 3
Kearney Bulldogs -0

3rd Place
Carthage Tigers – 4
Waynesville Tigers – 0
Carthage built a 3-0 lead in the first half and went on to win by 4.

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Carthage Tigers – 0
Kearney Bulldogs – 2

Waynesville Tigers – 1
Rock Bridge Bruins – 5

5th Place
Greenwood Blue Jays – 2
Smith-Cotton – 0
Goals for the Blue Jays were scored by Stuart Beezley, on a breakaway, and Andy Godwin, on a header assisted
by Devon Whitlock. Shutout Hawken Thieme.

7th Place
Parkview Vikings – 6
Republic Tigers – 0
Brian Otradovec had a hat trick, Louis Taylor had a goal and two assists, and T.J. Joy and Tyler Farquhar scored their first goals of the year. Blake White and Jim Smart each also had an assist. The Vikings are now 9-9 on the year and 3-3 in conference with five games left before district play begins.

Greenwood Blue Jays – 3
Parkview Vikings – 0
First half scoring:
Goals by Hayden Boyle, Stuart Beezley and Ben Aiken, assisted by Devon Whitlock, for the win. Hawken Thieme shutout.

Smith-Cotton – 7
Republic Tigers – 0

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Kickapoo Chiefs

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Kickapoo Chiefs, Fall 2010

Kickapoo Chiefs, Fall 2010


I visited the Kickapoo Chiefs morning work out on Thursday, opening my efforts to renew acquaintances with the High School game in the region. The Chiefs reached the Final 8 last year, losing to Columbia Hickman 0-1 in the Quarterfinal, while knocking off Glendale in the District Final and Carthage in the Sectional. The Chiefs finished 3rd in the State in 2007 but lost to Glendale late in overtime in 2008 in Districts when the Falcon’s made their run to 2nd in State, the highest level for a boys program from the region.

Looking at 2010 the Chiefs have reason to be confident yet again. Returning 8 starters, adding a senior transfer who will start on defense, Kickapoo will rely on a disciplined defensive team with one key weakness. Who will score?

The Chief’s have four key seniors this year. All will likely start on defense and they will be led by Goalkeeper Tyler Moses. Moses found his mojo during the Kickapoo Shootout last year when his play in the PK win over Blue Springs helped carry the team to the Championship win over Springfield Catholic and ultimately to the Quarterfinals, losing only to Columbia Rockbridge during that four week period.

He’ll be fronted by seniors Nathan Lavoy and new transfer Dylan Corbett, who has been recognized as All-State Honorable Mention the past two years for the New Covenant Warriors. Derrick McDiarmid, a 1st team Regional pick, will bringing his attacking style to the flank.

The junior class represents the top three returning scorers, with Jake Nedoma (8 goals, 1 assist = 17 points), Devon Selsor (7, 3 = 17) and Dane Ruggeri (5, 3 = 13) and the pressure will be significant to increase their production, especially in tight games. A look at the results from the previous two years shows just how important Ian Kennedy and Skyler Russell were in those situations and these three will need to deliver. Selsor will likely slot in at a forward position while Nedoma and Ruggeri attack from outside midfield positions.

They will not be alone. Aaron Strunk came on strong late in the season when given the opportunity to play as a forward, moving up from a central defensive position, showing creativity and a natural attacking style. His goal against Glendale in late October helped position the Chiefs for the win and I anticipate he’ll show well this year. He finished with four goals, 10 overall points last year. The Chiefs will need to replace the 42 goals, 109 total points, that Skyler Russell and Ian Kennedy delivered.

It all starts in the midfield and the Chiefs have a pair of sophomores expected to lead the team. Josh McCutcheon’s efforts in defensive midfield last year allowed Ian Kennedy the opportunity to go forward and lead the attack. This year he’ll pair with Elliot Williams, who moves up from a role player to starter, to run the central midfield. Their maturity and ability to hold the ball while creating opportunities for their teammates will also lay the foundation for the Chiefs success for the next three years.

Hunter Durham, a sophomore, is my pick for the third player to join Corbett and Williams in the starting 11.

The Chiefs open on the road September 3rd, visiting Nixa where the game finished 4-3 last year. Glendale is the opponent in their third game, on September 15th, a game everyone looks forward to. Kickapoo will participate in three tournaments this year, over a three week period beginning with the Gateway City Classic in St. Louis on October 1st. The Kickapoo Shootout runs October 8-9 and the Chiefs will travel to Jefferson City for the Classic October 14-15.

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Kickapoo Chiefs – 1
Joplin Eagles – 0
Goal by Brock Ruggeri, assisted by Skyler Russell

Parkview Vikings – 5
West Plains Zizzers – 0
Goals by Tim Griffin (3), Jared Moore and Tanner Bennett. Shutout by Rudy Fotsch

Glendale Falcons – 9
Lebanon Yellowjackets – 1
Devon Newport scored 4 goals and moved into second on the Falcon’s Career scoring list for goals in a single season. Patrick Baltz (3G), Ian Newport (1G/1A), Chris Maddox (1G), Ryan Partch (1A), Ryan Harbach (1A), Josh Hunt (1A), Graham Basecke (1A) all earned points as well.

Rolla Bulldogs – 10
Hillcrest Hornets – 1

Carthage Tigers – 9
Branson Pirates – 0
The Tigers received goals from five different players in a 9-0 win against their new Central Ozark Conference rivals. The Tigers are now 13-2 overall and one step closer to their first ever conference championship. Carthage is 5-0 in the COC with one conference game remaining against Nixa.

NCA Warriors -2
Willard Tigers – 0
Goals by Jeremy Weimer and Dylan Corbett

Bolivar Liberator – 3 (2 OT)
Marshfield Blue Jays – 2
While Bolivar jumped out to an early lead with a pair of goals, the Jays fought back and tied the game in the 50th minute. The game winner came in the 92nd minute, it was the third of Kyle “toad” Slagle’s goals on the evening. Slagle got the game winner on a 60 yard free kick. Toad took the kick from beyond midfield. The ball bounced once, Matt Magana, the keeper and a defender all went up for the ball. The keep got his fingertips on it, but the momentum carried the ball into the net for the golden goal!

Springfield Catholic – 8
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 0
The Irish got goals from 5 different players, including 4 from David Bailey. Matthew Simpson had the shutout in goal.

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Branson Pirates – 2
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 3
Only the JV played tonight folks, in a steady rain that soon became a downpour which led to the cancellation of the Varsity game. The score above is for the JV, with the Wildcat’s scoring the first goal in the 21st minute when captain #7 got down into the right corner. His cross went through the GK’s hands and fell to #17 at the far post who buried it reliably.

New Covenant Warriors – 3
Greenwood Blue Jays – 0
Via an NCA fan – First goal off an impressive header by Dylan Corbett early in the second half. Brett Murray extended the lead via a PK soon after.

The Warriors ended the game with a late goal by Dylan Fieker. This was a District 6 game, so early advantage to the defending champs.

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Glendale Falcons vs Parkview VikingsGlendale Falcons – 1
Parkview Vikings – 0
At Glendale, in a light but growing rain, the Falcons played some pretty soccer but were only able to score one as the Vikings appear to have their strongest team since 2005 when these two went at each other. Their blue collar approach and preparation gave them opportunities but in the end the Falcon’s got the goal they needed. It came in the 60th minute from a direct kick by Devon Newport, into the upper 90, after his brother Ian was pulled down just outside the box. District 11 is going to be tough!

Camdenton Lakers – 7
West Plains Zizzers – 1
Drew Whitney scored the first goal of the season for the Laker’s around the 25 min mark and the wake only got larger. Goals from Rayder Bennett (2), Jeron Sinclair (2), Jeff Moffitt and Jeff Dorhauer provided the final margin. Jason McAllister got the late goal for the Zizzers, from Anthony Holt.

Marshfield Blue Jays – 1
Ozark Tigers – 2 (OT)
From the Marshfield Jays website: The Tigers got the first goal of the game, off a corner kick with just 10:41 left on the clock. The Jays just played with more determination. Then with the clock in stoppage time, Willis Zirschky answered Ozarks corner kick with one of his own. He sent the ball in to the far post and Ethan Jernigan was there to head it into the back of the box. This brought the game to a tie with just seconds left in the half. The fans went WILD!!!

Rolla Bulldogs – 11
Crocker Lions – 1

Willard Tigers – 10
Aurora Houn’Dawgs – 0

Waynesville Tigers – 3
Hillcrest Hornets – 0
Goals were scored by Eric Iverson (30:31 first half) assisted by Gehrig Haberstock, Eric Iverson (1:32 second half) unassisted, and Tim Collier (20:12 second half) assisted by Jeff Brayman. Wade Holcomb had the shutout for the tigers.

Joplin Eagles – 6
Lebanon Yellowjackets – 0
The Eagles got a pair of goals each from junior Max Duncan and Jordan Adame with Geovanni Lara and Miguel Farias completing the scoring.

Thomas Jefferson – 10
Columbus (KS) – 1
Alex Motch had a fine night with 6 goals, almost matched by his teammate Alex Oserowsky who had 4.

Webb City Cardinals – 1
College Heights – 0
The Cardinal’s squeaked by their small school neighbor to the South, Austin Doran getting the game-winner.
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