Carolina Elite Soccer Academy (CESA) is proud to announce the 3rd Annual CESA / adidas Player Combine.The event will take place on January 18, 2010 in Greenville, SC at the MeSA Soccer Complex, site of the 2012 USYS Southern Regional Championships.This will be an opportunity for male and female players to compete while being evaluated by college coaches and is open to all Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior players regardless of club affiliation.
The CESA / adidas Player Combine has been very successful.In the first two events, CESA hosted nearly 600 players and 150 college coaches.Players and coaches traveled to Greenville, SC from eight states throughout the southeast region and beyond.Players competed in 11v11 matches, participated in speed and agility testing, and became more informed about the recruiting process in the college recruiting seminar.In addition, all players received complimentary apparel, provided by adidas, as well as lunch, provided by Chick-fil-A.
In 2010, players will again be provided with a quality experience.CESA has partnered with CaptainU in an effort to streamline the registration process and further accommodate the players.CaptainU, the leading college soccer recruiting company, will provide digital player profile books and free access to their online software to help all attending players maximize their exposure at the combine to college coaches.In addition, Lloyd’s Soccer, the official adidas supplier for CESA, will be on site to provide an opportunity to view and purchase the latest in soccer gear and equipment.Once on site, players will find an enhanced MeSA Complex.Eight new fields have been constructed, which increases the total to 16 full-sized fields, and the main building is now home to a Players Lounge, as well as an impressive Strength Training facility.
For the event, players will be placed on teams, which will be organized based upon year of graduation and field position.These teams will play in an 11v11 format against teams of like composition.All teams will be supervised and guided by a CESA staff coach.Players will also be afforded an opportunity to test in speed and agility exercises, conducted by BootRoomSoccerSchool, a comprehensive soccer training company located in Charlotte, North Carolina.All test results will be recorded and made available to college coaches upon request.Players will also have the opportunity to engage with college coaches during the recruiting process seminar.At the conclusion of the event, all players will receive an apparel item from adidas.
Interested players must complete the registration form, which will be available Monday, December 7, 2009 on our home page at www.carolinaelitesc.com.The deadline for registering for the CESA / adidas Player Combine is January 11, 2010.All registered players will receive email notification of their acceptance to this event, along with additional event information.Please continue to view our website for further updates about the event.
Francesca Springer Comes Up Big For Her HS Team (Spalding)
Archbishop Spalding senior sweeper Kirsten Frank left the field at McDonogh on Friday more tired than usual. It turned out to be worthwhile exhaustion for the All-Metro standout.
After Frank and the Cavaliers' defense continually shut down the Eagles' persistent attack, the visitors got an offensive spark from an unlikely source.
Midfielder Francesca Springer scored with five minutes left to give No. 1 Spalding a 1-0 win over No. 2 McDonogh in a rematch of last year's Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference championship game.
"I think the key was we just communicated really well the whole game," Frank said. "Even when things got crazy and they were pushing a lot of people up, we all knew who we were marking, we all knew what our job was and basically it came down to the communication."
The hard work on defense - junior goalie Jocelyn McCoy made eight saves to record her eighth shutout - paid dividends for the Cavaliers when Springer stayed with a ball down the left side before lofting a left-footed shot from 8 yards on a tough angle for her second goal of the season.
"They gave us a really big challenge, and I tried to just get in and take a shot. It barely got there, and I thought it was out, but it went in," Springer said.
The defending champion Cavaliers (10-0 overall, 4-0 league) had the best chance to score in the first half after McDonogh senior goalie Megan Lerner was issued a yellow card to set up a free kick just outside the penalty area with 12 minutes to play before the half.
Olivia Tomoff cleanly struck the free kick that sophomore backup goalie Morgan Ruhl tipped off the crossbar. Ruhl made a second save in front off the rebound before Lerner returned to the game.
McDonogh dominated midfield and controlled play for the majority of the second half but wasn't able to finish off any scoring chances before or after Springer's goal.
"I thought overall this was the type of performance we were looking for from our team. It's just a matter of spreading them out a little better and finishing opportunities," McDonogh first-year coach Harry Canellakis said.
Alliance 94-95's OBGC Labor day Tournament
Champions
Front (l-r): Cameron Jenkins, Lance Heckathorn, Perry Burgess, Eduardo
Garcia, Aaron Gross, Evan Norfolk, Jacob Benish, John Major, Sam Dadson
Back row (l-r): Hayden Johnston, Zachary Watkins, Brendan Latimer, Troy
Durham, Alex Beddard, Mekah Baker, Avery Beddard, Aaron Ruffo
The Bowie Soccer United (BSU) Alliance 94/95 BU-15 won the Elite Division in
the 12th Annual OBGC Capital Cup over Labor Day weekend in Olney, MD.
Alliance 94/95 outscored the Olney BGC Royals 4-3 in kicks from the penalty
mark in the semi-finals. Alliance 94/95 went on to win the tournament
beating the Potomac Warriors 1-0.
Rich Lifts Lees-McRae Past Ferrum Article Date: 2009-09-22
BANNER ELK, N.C. – Vickie Rich scored two goals as the Lees-McRae College Lady Bobcats defeated the Ferrum College Lady Panthers to push their win streak to four matches Tuesday night in nonconference women’s soccer action.
The match, which was moved to Avery High School due to field conditions at Tate Field, saw Rich score the first goal in the 19th minute to give the Lady Bobcats a 1-0 lead.
Emily Jones (Alliance 90-91) collected a loose ball and scored in the 60th minute to give Lees-McRae a 2-0 lead, and Rich added her final goal in the 64th minute to give the match the final score of 3-0.
Lees-McRae outshot Ferrum 17-6.
Brittany Bolton earned the win in net for Lees-McRae with six saves for her third shutout of the year, while Katie Hodkinson made nine saves and took the loss for Ferrum.
“We really stepped up our game in the second half,” head coach Renee Lopez said. “We are pleased with the combinations through our midfield and in the attacking third. This was a great chance for us to get prepared for our very important game against Coker this weekend.”
The Lady Bobcats improves to 4-3 overall, while the Lady Panthers drops to 1-5-1.
Lees-McRae will travel to Coker College September 26th for their next match.
Home / Athletics / Soccer / Kempf Scores Twice in 2-1 Soccer Thriller Over Trinity DC
Kempf Scores Twice in 2-1 Soccer Thriller Over Trinity (DC)
BALTIMORE, MD - Freshman forward Kelsey Kempf (Huntingtown, MD/Huntingtown) (Alliance 90-91) wasted no time making an impression for College of Notre Dame soccer, scoring two goals in her collegiate debut to lead the Gators to a 2-1 victory over visiting Trinity (DC) Thursday afternoon at Alumnae Field. Notre Dame starts its 2009 campaign with a 1-0 record for the first time since the 2004 season. The Tigers fell to 1-1 with the loss.
The Gators controlled possession of the ball early on and had two shots at goal in the opening 12 minutes. In the 15th minute, Kempf took a free kick from just outside the top of the box and placed it skillfully into the top right corner of the net past Trinity goalie Cristina Martinez to give the Gators the early advantage.
Trinity then took over the possession battle and was able to break through in the 23rd minute. Tiger sophomore Macee Wray passed a free kick into the box where teammate Kiauna Hemsley was waiting. Hemsley slid towards the net and connected with the ball for the tying goal. Few serious scoring attempts were made during the rest of the period as the score remained 1-1 into the second half.
The Tigers were on the prowl early in the second frame, but two offside calls ruined prospects of any scoring opportunity for the visitors. Kempf was able to rocket more shots towards the Trinity net throughout the half from a distance, but none were close enough to produce a scare for the visitors.
In the 83rd minute, freshman Susan Schruefer (Baltimore/Perry Hall) fired a shot from just outside the top of the box. Martinez was able to get a hand on the shot for the save, but Kempf was in the right spot waiting and headed the ball into the net off a bounce for the game-winning score.
With seconds remaining on the clock, Hemsley used her speed to get down field and was all alone on the near side of the box. Hemsley fired a shot that hit the inside of the post and deflected away from the Gator goal as Notre Dame held on for the win.
Notre Dame netminder Mindy Daugherty (Hampstead, MD/North Carroll) made two saves to earn the win in her debut. Martinez made seven stops in the losing effort.
The Gators had a 15-6 shots advantage over Tigers, but Trinity had a 4-3 edge in corner kicks.
Notre Dame will kickoff a three-game road trip on Monday at local rival McDaniel. Game time is set for 4:30 p.m.
Lopez Adds 10 to Women’s Soccer Team
Article Date: 2009-05-27
BANNER ELK, N.C. – The Lees-McRae College women’s soccer head coach Renee Lopez has announced the signings of 10 new players to her 2009 Lady Bobcat team.
"We are extremely excited to have signed these 10 bright student-athletes,” head coach Renee Lopez said. “They have their priorities in line and understand they are here for academics first, but also are extremely committed to helping us achieve a Conference Carolinas Championship. They come from some of the top club and high school programs in the nation and will fit right in with our returning players. We look for these 9 freshmen and one transfer to make a significant impact for our team in 2009."
Sabrina “Bre” Ashley is a forward from Wilkesboro, N.C. She plans to major in communication arts at Lees-McRae. Ashley played for Wilkes Central High School and club soccer with High Country Soccer Association.
Mary Biehner is a goalkeeper from Wilmington, N.C. She plans to major in athletic training with plans of being a high school athletic trainer. Biehner played high school soccer at Cape Fear Academy and club soccer with the PISA Hurricanes.
Mary Bowers is a center midfielder from Alexandra, Va. She will major in elementary education with plans to be a teacher. Bowers played for Bishop O'Connell High School and for SYC Patriots club team.
Jessica Cardenas is a outside midfielder from Bakersfield, Calif. She will pursue a pre-health major with aspirations of becoming a neonatal nurse. Cardenas played for Liberty High School and club for Bakersfield Brigade.
Mary Dorn is a midfielder and defender from Shallotte, N.C. and a transfer from Appalachian State University. She will be a business major with plans to be CPA. Dorn played for West Brunswick High School and club soccer with Cape Fear Soccer.
Lauren Griffin is a center back from Kernersville, N.C. She plans to major in biology and follow a career path in veterinarian medicine. Griffin played for East Forsythe High School and club for Winston-Salem Twins.
Emily Jones is a midfielder from Leonardtown, Md. She is currently undecided on a major but wants to pursue a career in physical therapy. Jones played for Leonardtown High School and club for Southern Maryland FC Alliance 90-91.
Erica Mason is a center back and outside midfielder from Denver, N.C. She plans to major in athletic training and pursue a career in athletic training or physical therapy. Mason played for East Lincoln High School and Lake Norman Soccer Club team.
Nicole Rogers is a goalkeeper and forward from Durham, N.C. She plans to major in wildlife rehabilitation with plans to be a veterinarian. Rodgers play for Riverside High School and club for Triangle Futbol Club.
Monica Young is a defender from Supply, N.C. She is currently undecided but has future plans of being an attorney. Young played for West Brunswick High School.
These 10 players will be welcomed to the program by 18 returners, 10 starters, and two who are coming off season ending injuries a season ago. Senior Abby White will also rejoin the team after taking last season off to concentrate on an internship.
Alliance 94-95's Finalist
Front (l-r): Aaron Gross, Avery Beddard, Alex Beddard, Troy Durham, Hugh
Carr, Aaron Ruffo
Back row (l-r): Jordan Doolan, Evan Norfolk, Jacob Benish, Perry Burgess,
John Major, Eduardo Garcia, Adam Slankard, Keith Merriman
(Missing from the picture are Lindsey Lane and Lance Heckathorn.)
The Southern Maryland Futbol Club (BSU) Alliance 94/95 BU-14 finished as finalists
in the 34th Annual Columbia Invitational Memorial Day Tournament in
Columbia, MD. The Alliance 94/95 defeated the Smithtown Strikers (New York
East) in the semi-finals 2-1 and went on to compete in the championship
game where they finished as finalists against Redland Fire (Pennsylvania
East) 2-1.
Alliance 94/95 will be conducting try-outs during the week of June 8th. For
more information contact Coach Tim via email atlas804@comcast.net. For more
information about the team go to www.alliancesoccerclub.com
Alliance 93-94 Champions
The Alliance 93-94 win the Baltimore March Madness for the 2nd year in a row!
Congrats to the Alliance 94-95 Boys
Front Row (l-r): Lance Heckathorn, Perry Burgess, Evan Norfolk, Jacob
Benish, John Major
Middle Row (l-r): Adam Slankard, Eduardo Garcia, Aaron Gross, Jordan Doolan,
Aaron Ruffo
Back Row (l-r): Avery Beddard, Troy Durham, Alex Beddard, Dayon Greene, Hugh
Carr
The Alliance 94/95 BU-14 played to a 2-2 draw in the championship game
during the President's Day Tournament held on February 14-15, 2009 in
Williamsburg, VA. Alliance 94/95 were outscored 4-3 in kicks from the
penalty mark. Alliance 94/95 made it to the championship game against
Fredericksburg
Area Soccer Association (FASA) Elite after winning three shut-outs (2-0,
3-0, 5-0).
Congratulations to the following players for receiving MVP honors at the 2009 Futsal State Cup:
Alliance 93-94 ChampionsCongrats to the Alliance 94-95 BoysCongratulations to the following players for receiving MVP honors at the 2009 Futsal State Cup:
Allison Ryan - U14
Lindsey Lane - U14
Courtney Mack - U16
Kelly Collins - U16
Taylor Morton - U16
Beth Ann Nowak - U19
Bri Arnold - U19
Carolyn Sarbacher - U19
Congrats to the Alliance Futsal State Cup Teams
U14's finished 3rd
U16's Finished 2nd in their groups with only one loss
U19's finish with only one lose to the overall winning team
The Alliance would like to welcome the following 2 teams to Alliance Family
Alliance 96-97's Girls
and
Alliance 94-95's Boys (NCSL)
Both teams will be playing under Bowie Soccer United
The Alliance 93-94's place 3 players on the "09" State ODP team
Lindsay Lane
Alex Wetherholt
Katrina Savoy
Futsal Updates:
The Alliance 90-91's and the Alliance 93-94's both have one loss on the season in the U19 age group. Both are tied for 2nd place.
The Alliance 93-94's playing up in the U19 age group Started the futsal season off with a 7-1 win over the NCSA Fusion.
The Alliance 90-91's also got the first win of the season with a come back win over DCFA Inter winning 8-5.
The Alliance 90-91's win their 2nd futsal game 17-0 over NCSA Fusion to remain unbeaten.
The Alliance 93-94's also stay unbeaten with a close 3-2 win over the Hawks White.
Congrats to Katrina Savoy
Charles County's Player of the Year 2008
Player of the year Katrina Savoy Thomas Stone, sophomore midfielder
Resume: Thomas Stone's most outstanding player; started every game; notched 12 goals and dished out 9 assists on the season, leading the team in both of those categories. Was very strong in playing anywhere on the field. Led the Cougars to a 6-5-1 conference record after losing nine seniors from the 2007 campaign. One of the conferences most lethal scorers in the open field. Was the only representative in the county to make first team all-SMAC. High praise: "She was a stong player with good combinations foot skills, speed and intelligence. Always was getting herself into good positions on the field and always being a threat." — North Point head coach Doug DeCook "Katrina makes you stand when she gets the ball because you know something exciting is going to happen. She is very unselfish and deserving of recognition."
All County Players
(Charles County)
Katrina Savoy 1st team All SMAC (Alliance 93-94's)
Kelsey Major (Alliance 90-91's)
Brianna Arnold (Alliance 90-91's)
(Calvert County)
Carolyn Sarbacher 2nd team All SMAC (Alliance 93-94's)
Kelsey Kempf (Alliance 90-91's)
Congratulations to the Alliance 93-94 3v3 team.
Champions
Gary Lee Ryan JR Memorial Tournament
Congratulations to the Alliance 93-94's
Fall 2008 WAGS Division 2 Champions
BSU Alliance 90-91's Rising U18 WAGS/ Region 1 Division 1/HS will be holding tryouts. The Alliance will participate in College Showcase events including Score at the Shore, US Club National Showcase, Orange Classic, CASL and more. We are looking for skilled/experienced committed players who can compete at the highest levels. The Alliance 90-91's are a United Soccer Leagues Super Y League Affiliated team. The Alliance 90-91's will play in WAGS this Fall and will play in Region 1 Colonial League in the Spring. For more information about our program and to schedule a tryout, please contact AdamRitchie@GreaterExperienceSoccerAcademy.com
BSU Alliance 93-94's Rising U15 WAGS/ Region 1 Division 1 will be holding tryouts. The Alliance will participate in many high level tournaments throughout the year. These include CASL, Orange Classic, Baltimore March Madness and more. We are looking for skilled/experienced committed players who can compete at the highest levels. The Alliance 93-94's are a United Soccer Leagues Super Y League Affiliated team. The Alliance 93-94's will play in WAGS this Fall and will play in Region 1 Colonial League in the Spring. For more information about our program and to schedule a tryout, please contact AdamRitchie@GreaterExperienceSoccerAcademy.com
Alliance 90-91 in NYC US Club Regional
Alliance 93-94's Baltimore March Madness March 2008
Champions
Alliance 90-91's and 93-94's teams move to Bowie Soccer United starting the spring of "08"
Congrats to:
Breezi Yon
Lindsey Lane
For making the State ODP team
Congrats to: Brooke Santerre
Nikki Hoffman
Katrina Savoy
For making the US SYL ODP National Camp
Lady Bobcats Down Ferrum, 3-0 Article Date: 2008-09-02
FERRUM, Va. -- Senior captain Christine Calvert had a goal and an assist to lead the Lady Bobcats over the Ferrum College Lady Panthers 3-0 Tuesday night at Panther Field.
Freshman Jessica O'Leary (Millbury, Mass.) scored her first collegiate goal in the 28th minute to give the Lady Bobcats a 1-0 lead.
The two teams carried the score into the locker rooms, but three minutes into the second half Calvert (Dallas, Texas) found the back of the net on a Vickie Rich (Arlington Heights, Ill.) assist to make it 2-0.
In the 66th minute, freshman Brooke Santerre (Alliance 90-91's) (Port Republic, Md.) scored her first collegiate goal on a Calvert assist pushing the final margin to 3-0.
Sophomores Brittany Bolton (Roanoke, Va.) and Marissa Middleton (Olathe, Kan.) combined for the shutout in net for the Lady Bobcats.
"It was great to see Jessica and Brooke get their first collegiate goals," said head coach Renee Lopez. " They have been finishing in practice, so I am glad to see them finishing in a game."
"We played very well defensively," Lopez said. "I am pleased with our progress, but as I told the ladies, we need to keep fine-tuning things."
The Lady Bobcats will continue to fine-tune things Monday at 7:00 p.m against Brevard in their home opener at Tate Field .
LOTHIAN, MARYLAND – Southern Maryland FC’s U14 and U17 girls both picked up wins this past weekend as the U15’s won 4-2 over a strong SuperNova FC side and the U17’s tallied seven goals in a lopsided affair with Princeton.
Numerous storms across the east coast last weekend did not keep Maryland’s U14 girls from traveling to Carlisle, Pennsylvania to play Super Nova FC. But despite the team’s many early scoring opportunities, Maryland would not get their first goal until Desiree Bodziony beat the keeper nearing the end of the first half. On the goal, Bodziony collected a perfect through ball from teammate Taylor Morton, who earned an assist for her efforts.
The second half proved to be full of entertainment as the defensive strangle-hold wore off and the two clubs combined for five second-half goals.
After missing many chances in the first half, Katrina Savoy assisted on the second goal of the game, crossing to the feet of Lindsey Lane who would put the finishing touches on a goal that gave Southern Maryland a 2-0 lead.
It did not take long for Super Nova FC to start the comeback though, and they got their first goal of the game, a quarter of the way through the second frame to cut the score to 2-1.
Soon after Katrina Savoy and Alex Wetherholt both netted goals to squander any more come-from-behind ideas SuperNova may have had. With Southern Maryland holding a 4-1 lead, Super Nova FC scored late with a well placed free kick from just outside the box.
The win brings the U14’s record to 3-1. With nine points, Southern Maryland, playing out of Group C is in third place behind the Reading Rage and City Islanders Academy. The U14’s next match is on Saturday, June 21 against SuperNova. The match will be played at Southern Maryland’s home pitch – South River High School.
Southern Maryland’s U17 girls would have the same result, albeit on a larger scale, drowning Princeton Soccer with seven goals the following day. It took less than 30 seconds for Southern Maryland FC to get on the board with a goal coming from Michelle Grozinsky. She was assisted by Colleen Cain.
The goal set the pace of the match and Southern Maryland FC got three more first-half goals from Grozinsky, who would score one more plus add an assist, Stephanie Green and Kelsey Kempf. Becah Adams also tallied an assist. Christina Maldonado had 15 saves in net. The match ended 7-1 in favor of Southern Maryland who now hold three points and are in a three-way tie for fourth place in the Mid Atlantic Division.
OTTAWA, ON – The Ottawa Fury have announced the signing of four new players to their 2008 W-League squad. University of Maryland graduates Ashly Kennedy and Sarah Sample will join current University of Mississippi players Jennifer Hance and Danielle Johnson on the Fury roster for this upcoming season.
"We are extremely fortunate to have added players of this quality to our roster,” said Fury Assistant Coach Dom Oliveri. “Ashly, Sarah, and Jennifer have US National Team experience and Danielle comes to us with a tremendous collegiate track record."
Kennedy, from Edgewater, Maryland has just completed a stellar varsity career at the University of Maryland. She is a two-time team captain who started all 74 matches of her Maryland career. During her time in College Park, the Terrapins posted 23 shutouts. Recognized as one of Maryland’s all-time best defenders, she was among the fastest defensive players in the ACC conference with a physical style of play that set her apart from the rest. Kennedy was a decorated youth level player and a member of the United States Youth National Team Pool.
Sample, from Annapolis Maryland, split her college career between George Washington University (2003/2004) and the University of Maryland (2005/2006). Sample was ever-present and dependable appearing in a total of 73 games (69 starts), scoring 12 goals and adding 10 assists. A versatile player, Sample can play midfield or up front. Before college she was a three year member of the Olympic Development Team as a US national pool player. Sample was no stranger to honors, being selected to the First team all-Atlantic 10 in 2004 and the 2003 Atlantic 10 all-rookie team.
Hance, from Sugar Land, Texas, has just completed her junior year at the University of Mississippi. The midfielder/forward was voted SEC Freshman of the Year by league coaches, second-team All-American by Soccer Buzz/Soccer America and was one of 15 finalists for Soccer Buzz National Freshman of the Year. She participated in a US U-20 National Team camp in 2006. Hance was consistently among the top points-getters on her college squad, racking up 17 goals and eight assists over the past three years.
Johnson, a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is a leading member of the University of Mississippi defense and midfield. In two seasons with Ole Miss, Johnson picked up Freshman All-America honors (2006) as well as All-SEC and All-Region honors in both 2006 and 2007. Johnson has anchored a miserly Rebel back line that allowed just 40 goals in 40 contests over 2006 and 2007. Johnson logged 1,828 minutes in 19 games for the Rebels last year and was voted team MVP by her peers.
The Fury has put together a tremendous W-League record over the past five seasons. They have qualified for the W-League Championship Finals in four of the last five years losing in the semi-finals in 2003 and 2004 and in the final to New Jersey and Vancouver in 2005 and 2006. In 2005 and 2007, the Fury was the W-League regular season champions. Last season, the club registered an unbeaten 11-0-1 record in regular season play, before losing to the eventual W-League champion Washington Freedom, 1-0 in the Eastern Conference final. The club has amassed a remarkable 58-5-3 regular season record over the past five seasons.
The Fury open their 2008 W-League campaign with a home game on Saturday, June 7 when they host the Western Massachusetts Pioneers at the University of Ottawa Athletic Complex, kickoff is at 7:00 PM. For season ticket information visit the Fury web site at www.ottawafury.com.
Congratulations to Brittany Varner (Alliance 90-91) who has committed to Miami University
Congratulations to Dori Gedridge (Alliance 90-91) who has committed to Roanoke College in Va. Dori will play for the Maroons in the Fall of "08"
Roanoke Soccer Page (Click)
Congratulations to Brooke Santerre (Alliance 90-91) who has committed to Lees-McRae College in NC. Brooke will play for the Bobcats in the Fall of "08". Bobcats Soccer Page (click)
The Southern Maryland FC Alliance 93-94s won the U-14 elite bracket of the Baltimore March Madness Girls Soccer Tournament March 15-16 at the Harford Polo Grounds.
The team had a perfect 4-0 record and played ranked teams from Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. It is made up of players from Charles, Calvert and Anne Arundel counties.
Pictured from top are Coach Adam Ritchie, left, Alex Wetherholt, Natalie Kern, Katrina Savoy, Taylor Morton, Kelly Collins, Alex Calambokidis, Beth Moore, Miranda Yost and Valerie Cwiek. Bottom: Becky Everett, left, Lindsey Stanbery, Lindsey Lane, Sarah Peterson, Ashley Dodson and Allie Lawrence. Not pictured are Kayla Smith and Amber Wincek.
The Alliance 90-91 Go 1-1-1 in March Madness over the weekend.
The Alliance 90-91's showed well over the cold and wet weekend. Going 1-1-1 and playing infront many college coaches at Covenant Park. The Alliance 90-91's resume Coloinal League play this weekend in Bowie where they are tied for 1st place. The Alliance would like to welcome Bekah Munnikhuysen back to the team. We are all glad to have her!
The Alliance 93-94's show well over the weekend while at Triangle Friendlies witha record of 1-1-1. The weather was great and the girls had an awesome time.
The Alliance 90-91's have been accepted to the March Madness Permier Flight March 15th-16th, 2008
The Alliance 93-94's have been accepted to the March Madness Elite Flight March 15th-16th, 2008
The Alliance 90-91's have been accepted to the Triangle Friendlies held in Fayetteville NC January 26th and 27th, 2008
The Alliance 93-94's have been accepted to the Triangle Friendlies held in Fayetteville, NC February 9th-10th, 2008
The Alliance 90-91's and the Alliance 93-94's have moved from Calvert Soccer Assiocation to Bowie Soccer United. Both teams will now be under the BSU Banner.
The Alliance 90-91's have been accepted into the Region 1 Colonial League For spring of 2008
Congrats to the Alliance 90-91's and the Alliance 93-94's who finished 1st place in the Maryland Sports Plex Futsal League in Millersville.
The Alliance 90-91's show very well at the Orange Classic going 1-1-1 and miss advancing by 1 point.
The Alliance Soccer Club and Southern Maryland FC would like to give a big congrats to the following players for making the SYL ODP National Camp selection:
The Alliance 90-91's as well as the Alliance 93-94's both pull off wins this weekend in futsal to remain in 1st place at the Maryland Sportsplex in Millersville.
Congratulations to all of the Alliance players who made their All County or All Confrence selections.
1st Team:
Dori Gedridge (Alliance 90-91)
Kelsey Major (Alliance 90-91)
Jackie Blake-Hedges (Alliance 90-91)
Michelle Grozinsky (Alliance 90-91)
Breezi Yon (Alliance 90-91)
Carina Osborne (Alliance 90-91)
Katrina Savoy (Alliance 93-94)
2nd Team:
Emily Jones (Alliance 90-91)
Kelsey Kempf (Alliance 90-91)
Brooke Santerre (Alliance 90-91)
Jessica Ruyter (Alliance 90-91)
Dani Franklin (Alliance 90-91)
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The second half proved to be full of entertainment as the defensive strangle-hold wore off and the two clubs combined for five second-half goals. 
"We are extremely fortunate to have added players of this quality to our roster,” said Fury Assistant Coach Dom Oliveri. “Ashly, Sarah, and Jennifer have US National Team experience and Danielle comes to us with a tremendous collegiate track record." 
