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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 13:16 |
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 For Immediate Release 07/07/2010 Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association 2010 Girls All State The WSCA is proud to announce the recipients of the 2010 Girls All State Team. The categories awarded are First Team and Best of the Rest. The WSCA recognizes Alex Melin, a Senior from Verona, as its “Player of the Year.” Melin finished her Senior season as the captain of the division 1 champion Verona Wildcats. Over the course of her season, she tallied 37 goals and 29 assists. Melin was also selected the Gatorade Wisconsin Girls Soccer Player of the Year. |
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 05:17 |
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For Immediate Release Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association 2010 Girls Coaches of the Year The WSCA is proud to announce the recipients of the 2010 Girls Coach of the Year. The categories awarded are large school (>500 enrolled), small school (<=500 enrolled) and private school. This year, the WSCA coaches nominated and voted Matt Heilman - Verona, Nathan Laabs - New Holstein and John Burke - Catholic Memorial as the coaches of the year. Large Schools Coach Heilman's Wildcat's finished the 2010 season with a 23-3 and the Division 1 State Championship. Their only losses were 1 goal losses to the top 3 teams in the final state poll - Brookfield East, Madison Memorial, and DSHA. The team was never shutout all season long. Matt's squad had 11 victories over teams either ranked or HM in the final state poll and scored 127 goals in 26 games. Only 45 girls went out for soccer this year at Verona, likely making them the smallest division 1 soccer program at the state tournament. The season started fast with victories over Madison Edgewood, Waunakee, Madison Lafollette and Brookfield East in their first 4 matches. The Wildcats hit a rough patch of injuries mid-season that got so bad that they only had 9 girls training for a couple of days. Coach Heilman was able to get the girls to persevere through the injuries and get lots of players to step up as a result. Some of the team's finest soccer of the year was played in the post-season, including what may have been their best all-around game against Homestead. The team advanced to state for the first time since 1995, and won their first ever state tournament game vs. Wausau East as well as their first state championship. Small Schools  Coach Laabs guided New Holstein to an 18-5-4 record and the Division 3 State Championship in his first season at the helm. Heading into the season, there were plenty of question marks for a Husky squad needing to replace three-of-four defenders and adjusting to a new coach. The season started with a rough tournament at Beaver Dam against three Division 1 teams. After going 0-2-1 on the day, Nathan worked with the girls to turn it around and went on a 11 game unbeaten streak. Highlighted in that stretch was a tie against the defending conference champion Plymouth (division 1 team), and a come from behind win over the eventual conference champion, Sheboygan Falls (division 2 team). The streak was eventually ended by a loss to Columbus. The season was up and down from that point, but the Huskies still had a chance to win conference going into their last game of the year, but dropped to third after losing a rematch to Sheboygan Falls. In the sectional semifinal, Coach Laabs' squad avenged their loss last year in the regional final to Howards Grove, by beating them 2-1. In the state tournament everything went fell perfectly for New Holstein. Both opponents were very tough, but Nathan was able to always keep his girls fighting and to come out on top. Throughout the playoffs, and all the way to the state championship, the girls were very confident and very focused. Playing in a challenging conference, with teams from all divisions, helped to prepare the Huskies for the constant toughness faced in the playoffs. Coach Laabs' guidance showed throughout the season, culminating with a state championship. Private Schools  Coach Burke's Crusaders culminated their season with the Division 2 State Championship and a final record of 23-2-2. John prepared the team for their post season run by setting a challenging schedule in which they went undefeated against within Wisconsin (20-0-2). Catholic Memorial was the Classic 8 Conference champions, as well as the Laura Moynihan Tournament champions. Under Coach Burke's watch, the team ended the season on a 21-game unbeaten streak and only gave up 1 goal in the post season. Over the course of their championship season, the team had a streak of 16 consecutive shutouts and 20 total. During his 16-year stay at Catholic Memorial, John now boasts an overall record of 342-34-25.
Off the pitch, Coach Burke takes pride in having a well rounded and philanthropic team. In January, the Crusaders earned their 10th consecutive NSCAA Academic Team Award and John's team held a 3.78 GPA. His girls also coached 18 TOPSoccer events during the school year, giving back to the soccer community. Congratulations to fine coaches selected by the membership of the WSCA and to all the coaches who were selected by their peers to be recognized for their coaching this season.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 July 2010 06:20 )
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Wednesday, 30 June 2010 09:08 |
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The Wisconsin Masonic Lodge 26 and the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association are proud to announce the 2010 Senior All-Star rosters. The Mason's in cooperation with the WSCA will be hosting their annual Senior All-Star games Saturday, July 24th at Marion College in Fond du Lac. There are two all-star games held on Saturday for the top graduating High School senior soccer players from around the state. The women’s game is held starting at approximately 11:00 a.m. which is then followed by a short break and the men’s game. Tickets cover the cost of both games and are just $10.00. Game programs, concessions, memorabilia, and raffle tickets are available for purchase at the games. All profits go to the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation which is a long standing charitable foundation. | Name | Position | School | Makenzie Amato
| Defense | Waunakee
| | Katherine Boardman | Midfield | Fond du Lac | Taylor Cunningham
| Midfield | Eau Claire Memorial
| | Jennifer Dailey | Midfield | Waunakee | | Corrine Frankenberg | Forward | Appleton East
| Jillian Johnson
| Midfield | Green Bay East
| Jamie Kenyon
| Midfield | Sparta
| Chelsea Kierszh
| Midfield | Oshkosh West
| Amber Krisp
| Goalkeeper
| Hortonville | Elissa Miller
| Midfield | Kewaskum
| Ashley Nicholas
| Forward | Wrightstown
| Kayla Nickels
| Forward | Appleton East
| Jamie Ochsenwald
| Midfield | Cedarburg | Paige Danielle Ottow
| Defense | Kettle Moraine Lutheran
| Ari Peterson
| Forward | Ashland | Avery Schneider
| Defense | West De Pere
| | Angela Terrill | Midfield | Cedarburg | Amanda Whiting
| Forward | Ashland
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| Name | Position | School | | Andrew Aurit | Forward | Monroe | Kevin Beine
| Defense | Kohler | | Alex Bernhardt | Forward | Madison West
| Grant Brueggeman
| Midfield | Xavier
| Nathan Felhofer
| Forward | Sturgeon Bay
| Robin Forslund
| Midfield | Madison Memorial
| Aaron Hernandez
| Midfield | Appleton West
| Kyle Hinke
| Defense | Fond du Lac | Ryan Kozuch
| Defense | Chippewa Falls McDonell-Eau Claire Regis | Tomek Miaskowski
| Goalkeeper | Xavier
| Ryan Munger
| Forward | Appleton West
| David Nettleton
| Forward | Hudson | Cameron Pieper
| Forward | Fond du Lac
| Anthony Santaga
| Midfield | Notre Dame
| Landon Smith
| Midfield | Waupaca | Jordan Stanek
| Goalkeeper | Sparta
| Derek Storch
| Defense | Hortonville | Matthew Valeke
| Midfield | Luxemburg-Casco
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| Name | Position | School | Hadley Bales
| Forward | New Berlin Eisenhower
| Kristin Becker
| Defense | Brookfield Central
| Abby Beinlich
| Defense | Madison Memorial
| Amy Bennett
| Defense | Catholic Memorial
| Megan Blazer
| Defense | Monona Grove
| Sarah Eck
| Forward | Lake Mills
| Erin Flynn
| Midfield | Middleton
| Alexandra Marie Halbach
| Defense | Arrowhead | Katie Klinger
| Defense | Divine Savior Holy Angels
| Rachel Koontz
| Forward | Divine Savior Holy Angels | Taryn McCormack
| Midfield | Arrowhead
| Alex Melin
| Midfield | Verona | Jennifer Mohoney
| Forward | Madison West
| Emily Nowka
| Defense | Mount Horeb
| Ashleigh Paul
| Goalkeeper
| Green Bay Notre Dame
| | Kate Reigle | Midfield | Brookfield East | | Rebekah Roller | Midfield | Brookfield East | | Jordan Spaciel | Forward | Waterford | | Cassie Wolf | Defense | Kenosha Bradford |
| Name | Position | School | | Jacob Bogart | Midfield | New Berlin Eisenhower
| Jacob Bye
| Goalkeeper | Whitnall | Kevin Clark
| Midfield | Franklin | Gabe Genovesi
| Midfield | Homestead | Michael Gross
| Midfield | Monroe
| Max Jentsch
| Goalkeeper
| Arrowhead | Sam Krenzien
| Midfield | Wauwatosa West
| | Jon Mau | Midfield | Kettle Moraine | Joel Mentzel
| Forward | Port Washington
| Nikolai Miskov
| Forward | Whitnall | Sean Penner
| Forward | Cedarburg | Kyle Peterson
| Midfield | Arrowhead | Nathaniel Rocha
| Midfield | Franklin | Jacob Smith
| Defense | Racine St. Catherine's
| | Adam Stanton | Forward | Platteville | | Sam Stremlow | Midfield | Kettle Moraine Lutheran
| Nate Thiery
| Goalkeeper | Hartford | Austin Van Treeck
| Forward | Kohler
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 15 July 2010 04:46 )
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Wednesday, 07 April 2010 10:55 |
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WSCA coaches, As we roll into the 2010 WIAA Girls season, the WSCA has made a major enhancement to our organization. We’ve partnered with Wisconsin Sports Network(WSN) to track schedules, results, standings and statistics for all WIAA soccer teams. We’re starting with the girls and will be adding the boys in the fall. The partnership with WSN allows us a greater audience and opens a wealth of applications to allow us to better allow us to keep track of all the happenings in WI soccer. Each team has a dedicated page and conference page. Any coach can sign up for an account (or have a designated stat keeper) that allows you to enter in schedules, scores, rosters, stats, etc. Here's the link to the WSN girls soccer page: http://www.wissports.net/sports/soccerg/home.asp Please visit your team's page on the site and check it for any errors, omissions or changes, especially in your team's schedule. Also, we'd like to gather team rosters, which will allow us to compile conference and statewide statistical leaders. Rosters and other changes can be e-mailed to me, or e-mailed to WSN at
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or faxed toll-free at 1-888-711-7720. Coaches also can sign up for a free account (or designate someone associated with your program) that allows them to make changes in schedules, enter scores and statistics, etc. These changes will also affect the current WSCA website over the course of the next few weeks. We will continue to run the Weekly State Rankings & polls, but our site will link back to WSN for conference and team information. We will also be removing the score database. We’ll use WSN to host all results. If you have any questions or concerns about this, please feel free to contact me. Andy Montalbano WSCA – Communications www.wisoccercoaches.com |
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