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Southwest Missouri Class 3 All-Region Soccer

Glendale Falcons, Evan Garrad
The Southwest Missouri All-Region team for Class 3 has been announced. The Region includes Districts 11 and 12 encompassing 8 teams.  Voting is done by the Coaches. Recognition for Conference, Regional and State awards is done by members of the Missouri State High School Soccer Coaches Association (MSHSSCA). District winners included the Kickapoo Chiefs (11) and Joplin Eagles (12). The Chiefs were Sectional winners, falling to Rock Bridge in the Quarterfinals.

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Co-Player of the Year
Josh McCutcheon, Kickapoo
Elliott Williams, Kickapoo

Co-Offensive Player of the Year
Robert Neathery, Nixa
Nic Bauer, Glendale

Defensive Player of the Year
Turner Adams, Kickapoo

Goalkeeper of the Year
Brock Renken Joplin

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Pos, Player, School, Grad
D,Turner Adams, Kickapoo, 2013,
D, Matt Call, Glendale, 2013
D, Griffin Locke, Joplin, 2013
D, Austin Engleman, Nixa, 2013
F, Hunter Durham, Kickapoo, 2013
F, Aaron Strunk, Kickapoo, 2013
F, Nic Bauer, Glendale, 2013
F, Ryan Estus, Joplin, 2013
F, Robert Neathery, Nixa, 2013
F, Jakob Neidig, Ozark, 2013
F, Lal Thang, Central, 2013
MF, Josh McCutcheon, Kickapoo, 2013
MF, Elliott Williams, Kickapoo, 2013
MF, Evan Garrad, Glendale, 2013
GK, Brock Renken, Joplin, 2013
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All-Ozark Conference Boys Soccer Honors

Turner-Adams-Kickapoo
Turner Adams, Kickapoo Chiefs, wins header
The All-Conference team for the Ozark Conference squad has been announced. The Conference includes the Camdenton Lakers, Glendale Falcons, Hillcrest Hornets, Joplin Eagles, Kickapoo Chiefs, Lebanon Yellowjackets, Parkview Vikings, Rolla Bulldogs, Waynesville Tigers and West Plains Zizzers. The Hornets, Bulldogs and Zizzers compete in Class 2 while the remaining teams are Class 3.

Voting is done by the Coaches. Recognition for Conference, Regional and State awards is done by members of the Missouri State High School Soccer Coaches Association (MSHSSCA). The Joplin Eagles and Rolla Bulldogs shared the Ozark Conference title this year with identical 8-1-0 mark. Rolla defeated the Eagles 2-1 at Joplin in the last game of the Conference schedule to earn their share of the title.

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2012 Ozark Conference Soccer Team

Player of the Year – Aaron Froehlich, Rolla
Co-Offensive Players of the Year – Nic Bauer, Glendale and Ryan Estus, Joplin
Defensive Player of the Year – Turner Adams, Kickapoo

[table]
1st Team
Turner Adams,Kickapoo,Senior,Back
Nic Bauer,Glendale,Senior,Forward
Josiah Blansett,Camdenton,Junior,Back
Caleb Boston,Hillcrest,Junior,Goalkeeper
Matt Call,Glendale,Senior,Back
Matt Calvert,Rolla,Senior,Midfielder
Hunter Durham,Kickapoo,Senior,Midfielder
Ryan Estus,Joplin,Senior,Forward
Aaron Froehlich,Rolla,Junior,Forward
Evan Garrad,Glendale,Senior,Forward
Logan Houf,Rolla,Junior,Midfielder
Steven Jimenez,Waynesville,Senior,Forward
Nate Kramme,Rolla,Junior,Back
Griffen Locke,Joplin,Senior,Back
Kyler Moore,Camdenton,Senior,Forward
Joe Rice,Joplin,Senior,Forward
Cole Shepard,Joplin,Senior,Back
Elliott Williams,Kickapoo,Senior,Midfielder
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[table]2nd Team
Oscar Diaz,Camdenton,Senior,Midfielder
Chase Grubb,Kickapoo,Senior,Back
Michael Janke,Rolla,Senior,Midfielder
Shane Jewett,Waynesville,Junior,Forward
TJ Joy,Parkview,Senior,Back
Will Krolman,Joplin,Senior,Back
Josh McCutcheon,Kickapoo,Senior,Forward
Ryan McDermott,Hillcrest,Senior,Midfielder
Sven Olberg,Rolla,Senior,Back
Tony Palmisano,Glendale,Junior,Midfielder
Brock Renken,Joplin,Junior,Goalkeeper
Derek Roberts,Glendale,Junior,Back
Gage Scurlock,Rolla,Junior,Goalkkeeper
Connor Smith,Camdenton,Senior,Back
Aaron Strunk,Kickapoo,Senior,Midfielder
Alex Ugbah,West Plains,Freshman,Midfielder
Nick Wapelhorst,Lebanon,Sophomore,Forward
Garrett Ward,Joplin,Senior,Midfielder
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Honorable Mention
Joey Block,West Plains,Sophomore,Midfielder
John Bogue,Parkview,Senior,Forward
Cody Cates,Lebanon,Sophomore,Back
Izzy Chappell,Glendale,Junior,Midfielder
Trevor Cressman,West Plains,Senior,Midfielder
Sam Engler,Kickapoo,Sophomore,Midfielder
Connor Heeren,Kickapoo,Senior,Midfielder
Trent Johnson,Lebanon,Senior,Forward
Riley King,Waynesville,Sophomore,Back
Hunter McMahon,Camdenton,Senior,Goalkeeper
Yamil Ocampo,Glendale,Senior,Midfielder
Taylor Pedigo,Kickapoo,Senior,Back
Levi Pueppke,Parkview,Senior,Midfielder
Ben Reinbold,Glendale,Junior,Back
Edgar Romero,Joplin,Senior,Midfielder
Luis Santillan,Joplin,Junior,Midfielder
Hunter Short,Rolla,Junior,Forward
Austin Strait,Hillcrest,Senior,Back
Juan Vasquez,Camdenton,Senior,Forward
Lajos Zadravecz,Waynesville,Senior,Goalkeeper
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Springfield SC 94/95 - Missouri State Champions 2011

Springfield SC 94/95 Competing At Region 2 Tourney

Springfield SC 94/95 - Missouri State Champions 2011The Springfield SC 94/95 Boys, fresh from their State Championship at the Missouri Cup last Thursday, are enroute to Appleton WI today to compete in the Region 2 Tourney. Part of the USYSA National Championship series, their State title sends them to this regional round with the regional age group winners then advancing to the National Championships in Phoenix next month.

The second team in Springfield Soccer Club to win a State Championship (the 90/91 age group won as 16 and 17 year olds in 2007 and 2008), they will be exposed to the Regional tournament for the first time. The tournament runs June 24-29 and like Cup will include a Group stage followed by knockout rounds.

I stopped by the final practice Thursday prior to their departures and got a few shots (see below) and chatted briefly with Josh McCutcheon (Kickapoo) and Evan Garrad (Glendale), the team captains:

Tournament Schedule:
Sat Jun 25 – 10:00 AM – SC Waukesha Pumas (WI) vs Springfield SC (MO)
Sun Jun 26 – 4:00 PM – Springfield SC (MO) – IL Galaxy (MRL2)
Mon Jun 27 – 8:00 AM – Everest SC Black (OH-N) – Springfield SC (MO)
Tue Jun 28 – 10:00 AM – [TBD] 1 of Pool B vs [TBD] 1 of Pool D
Wed Jun 29 – 8:30 AM – [TBD] Winner of Semifinals 1 vs [TBD] Winner of Semifinals 2

The team is part of Group D and the draw has some good news and some bad news. The good news is the opening match is against a team much like SSC, a first time competitor that comes from a program building new traditions in a state where FC Milwaukee is the dominant program. Waukesha (Wah-ka-shaw) is a western suburb of Milwaukee and where the highway turns North to Appleton. The other portion of the good news is the top-ranked team in the pool is Everest SC Black, ranked 5th in Region 2, but a team that SSC won’t have to face until they’ve played two prior games. That gives them the opportunity to become familiar with the environment, gain confidence and have current scouting reports on what will be the most difficult game of the tournament.

To get out of the group generally requires avoiding a loss and the first game is the most important. A loss in the first game is the most difficult of hurdles and avoiding Everest in that first game was the first piece of good fortune the boys will need. As the interview above notes, there is a quiet confidence and this is a good team with pace, a strong defensive will and enough inventiveness to be dangerous on this larger stage.

Coached by Eric Sorlie and Michael Seabolt from Missouri State (pictured in the white hat), I hope to have regular updates on their results.

There are several other local players competing this weekend as well. Emily Cline (Drury/Glendale) and Shelby Hatz (Drury/Catholic) are playing for St Louis Scott Gallagher at the U18 age bracket while Molly Brewer (Glendale) is playing for SLSG at the U17 age bracket.

ESPNrise.com did a preview of the Girls bracket that includes the KCFC Alliance squad that includes six players from the State Champion Liberty Jays. Regional Champs at U13 and U15, this is likely the last time these girls will play together and like the State tournament, their goal is to win the trophy.

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Alec Martinez (Glendale 2011) in front of Reid Harbach (Catholic 2012)

Glendale Falcons

Alec Martinez (Glendale 2011) in front of Reid Harbach (Catholic 2012)
Alec Martinez (Glendale 2011) in front of Reid Harbach (Catholic 2012)
The new HS Sports columnist Matt Schoch has done a decent job of reaching out via Twitter so I’m going to try a new policy here and point to some stories from the News-Leader, something I quit doing a few years ago. We’ll see how it works out…

Glendale finds inspiration in team’s successful history

As Glendale opens the season with just two starters back, emphasizing that history could be as important as ever. With would-be starters Jake Rogers and Kyle Hawkins sidelined by injuries, Martinez and junior midfielder Austin Hart will lead an otherwise inexperienced group. But Jeff Rogers is hopeful that Glendale can compensate with effort and intensity for what it may lack in skill and experience.

“Technically, you know, we might not be one of the strongest teams we’ve ever put out,” Rogers said. “But as far as work ethic and attitude, they’re right up there with the top two or three teams. So that’s going to win us some games right there — just our work rate and attitude.”

Sophomores Evan Garrad and Matt Call will anchor Glendale’s defense, in front of senior goalkeeper Reece Conner, who has bided his time the past three years behind graduated starter Jordan Pitts. Seniors like Roman Aldiaz, Spencer Gahagan and Kurt Waterman will complement Martinez and Hart in the attack.

Joe Aubuchon, a transfer from Columbia Hickman, and Lukas Rickenbocker, a foreign exchange student from Switzerland, should contribute, too. But precisely how all the puzzle pieces will fit together remains something of a mystery.

Ole’s Notes – From what I’ve seen at two practices, Aubuchon and Rickenbocker have the wherewithal to handle the central midfield which will give Coach Roger’s the ability to move Martinez into the attack. I hadn’t heard about Hawkin’s injury and that will be significant given his anticipated role as the central defender. There are some talented underclassman so I anticipate that even with some early hiccups the Falcon’s will be a team to watch at the end. As usual.

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Springfield Soccer Club U15’s Go Undefeated In Midwest Regional League

Springfield SC U15 - 2010 MRL 1st Division Champions
Springfield SC U15 - 2010 MRL 1st Division Champions
This past weekend saw 3 Springfield SC teams travel to Overland Park, KS to play games in the Midwest Regional League (MRL). The 15I, 16, and 17 boy’s teams all currently play in the First Division. The weather was perfect for playing soccer. The 17 boys played their first game of the year against Springfield Fire (IL) and came away with a 4-1 victory. That’s a great way to start things off! The 16 boys played twice and came awaywith a split weekend. On Saturday they defeated KCFC (KS) 3-2 on a great goal right at the end of the game. Sunday saw things go the other way with a 2-1 loss to Omaha FC (NE). They played very well and were unlucky not to get 2 wins on the weekend.

The 15I boys played their last 3 games of the season. On Saturday they defeated NFC Qdoba (NE) 3-1 in the morning followed by a 4-0 win over Kansas City United (KS). Sunday saw the boys go up against the Kansas Rush (KS) and come away with a 5-0 win. That win put the boys at 6-0 on the season and a lock for first place. This marks only the 2nd time that a Springfield SC team has won the MRL First Division. This time around it also means that they are automatically promoted to the MRL Premier Division. In their six games, the boys scored 21 goals and while only giving up 2.

This is the 2nd team in SSC history to participate in the Premier Division, the other being the SSC 90/91 boys who went on to win the Premier League once in their two years as well as winning two State Championships in their age group.

“It’s a fantastic moment to win any league. It makes it even better that this time it is the Midwest Regional League and the boys are promoted into the Premier Division where every game will feel like a State Cup game. It feels wonderful to have Springfield SC once again represented among the elite. It speaks volumes to the work the boys have put in over the past months and years. We can enjoy this for a bit, before we get back into it and prepare for State Cup,” commented Eric Sorlie, Director of Soccer Operations. “I’m also looking forward to watching the other teams finish their MRL season on a strong note as there is still a lot to play for in both divisions”

Bottom Row L to R: Evan Loyd (Greenwood), James Straus (Catholic), Jesse Bihlmeyer (Nixa), Evan Craig (Catholic), Dallas Moses (Pershing Middle School), Turner Adams (Kickapoo), Matt Call (Glendale),

Middle Row: Aaron Strunk (Kickapoo)

Top Row L to R: Evan Garrad (Glendale), Hunter Durham (Kickapoo), Chase Grubb (Kickapoo), Josh McCutcheon (Kickapoo), Andrew Schenck (Nixa), Elliot Williams (Kickapoo), Braedyn Mitchell (Clever), Jakob Neidig (Ozark), Mitchell Moncada (Catholic), Head Coach Eric Sorlie

The photos below are from a game September 2008, the first season the boys played in the Midwest Regional League

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