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Week Ten of 2005 Season
July 8 - July 14
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Week Ten of 2005 Season
July 8 - July 14
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SAT, 09 Jul 2005 @ Waring School
Boston-North Aztecs 2 Rhode Island Rays 0
Division: EAST
Time of Game: 12:00 PM
Weather:
Attendance:
Referee:
Referee's Assistant:
Referee's Assistant:
4th Official:
Goals For Boston-North Aztecs
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Macdonald, Kristin (McHugh, Christy) 19; Macdonald, Kristin (Sennott, Hayley) 44
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Starting Lineup
Substitutes
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
12 SHOTS ON GOAL , 7 SAVES, 10 FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
Goals For Rhode Island Rays
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No goals scored.
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Starting Lineup
Substitutes
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
7 SHOTS ON GOAL , 11 SAVES, 7 FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Macdonald, Kristin (Boston-North Aztecs)
Defensive MVP
Pickul, Caitlin (Boston-North Aztecs)
GAME SUMMARY
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In the 19th minute, on a feed form McHugh, Macdonald beat defender in the box
and calmly slotted one in the lower corner. At the 44th minute, on a feed from
Sennnott, Macdonald rifled one in the upper left corner from 20 yards out.
Pickul was outstanding between the pipes denying several key opportunities in
the 1st half. Anjuli Demers was also solid in the back.
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SAT, 09 Jul 2005 @ Folsom H.S.
California Storm 0 Elk Grove Pride 0
Division: WEST
Time of Game: 7:00 PM
Weather: Warm-Clear
Attendance: 641
Referee: J. Rodriquez
Referee's Assistant: J. Goodman
Referee's Assistant: M. Bailey
4th Official: K. Kohara
Goals For California Storm
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No goals scored.
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Starting Lineup
Harris, Megan; Hunt, Chelsea; Magliulo, Annii; Rea, Susan; Sanchez, Keri;
Schmidt, Annika; Sissi; Stanger, Mattea; Whitney, Maureen; Yamago, Nozomi;
Yokers, Kimberly
Substitutes
Behlen, Elizabeth; Bell, Christina; Broaddus, Carly; Farler, Alexis; Gillespie,
Brittany; Harkin, Liz; Harris, Amanda; Hunt, Lindsey
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 0, EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
19 SHOTS ON GOAL , 3 SAVES, 10 FOULS, 2 OFFSIDES, 5 CORNER KICKS
Goals For Elk Grove Pride
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No goals scored.
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Starting Lineup
Campbell, Leslie; House, Ariel; Kazer, Diane; Lopez, Stephanie; McCrackin,
Natalie; Peterson, Suzy; Rapinoe, Megan; Sanchez, Amanda; Vellutini, Carla;
Williams, Valerie; Wrightsman, Lisa
Substitutes
Brown, Jessica; Homer, Alecia; Letro, Adele; Sanchez, Linda; Serwanga, Annette;
Smiley, Jennifer
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 0, EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
3 SHOTS ON GOAL , 14 SAVES, 11 FOULS, 2 OFFSIDES, 1 CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
House, Ariel (Elk Grove Pride)
Defense also had 14 stops of 19 on goal shots.o-o meant 2 defensive players were
selected.Ariel is the ELK grove goalkeeper.
Defensive MVP
Whitney, Maureen (California Storm)
Maureen lead the waywith the rest of the Storm defense to allowing Elk Grove
only 3 shots on goal.
GAME SUMMARY
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The strong Storm defense led by Maureen Whitney, Megan Harris, Mattea Stanger,
Susan Rea Christina Bell and goalkeepers Brittany Gillespie and Nozumi Yamago
held the Pride to 3 shots on goal. The Storm pounded the Pride with 19 shots on
goal but the outstanding play of Stephanie Lopez and goalkeeper Ariel House kept
the Storm scoreless.
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SAT, 09 Jul 2005 @ Swarthmore College
Philadelphia Pirates 0 Bay State Select 3
Division: EAST
Time of Game: 3:00 PM
Weather: Hot
Attendance: 250
Referee:
Referee's Assistant:
Referee's Assistant:
4th Official:
Goals For Philadelphia
Pirates
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No goals scored.
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Starting Lineup
Bry, Meagan; Buonomo, Sarah; Chinn, Lisa; Dean, Jillian; Elnicky, Sarah; Genna,
Lisa; Kokkinos, Katie; Krankowski, Emily; Lisun, Kim; Ranck, Toby; Williamson,
Theresa
Substitutes
Borden, Jennifer; Brown, Caroline; Hextall, Kristin; Matricardi, Michelle; Milby,
Sarah; Patruno, Karen; Pieri, Danielle; Schilling, Allie; Villari, Jen
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
Goals For Bay State Select
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Lima, Elizabeth (Mastrogiacomo, Erica) 66; Mastrogiacomo, Erica (Lima,
Elizabeth) 72; Lima, Daniela (unassisted) 84.
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Starting Lineup
Fairweather, Lindsey; Lima, Daniela; Lima, Elizabeth; Mastrogiacomo, Erica;
McArdle, Lindsey; McGregor, Katie; Noronha, Raquel; Phipps, Kristen; Schimmel,
Caitlyn; Sewall, Michaela; Zickl, Lynette
Substitutes
Gordon, Danielle; Gordon, Steph; Leurini, Carol; McCarthy, Kate; Pontuso,
Lindsey
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Lima, Elizabeth (Bay State Select)
Lima scored one goal and had a great assist. She controlled the attack and kept
the tempo on high pressure.
Defensive MVP
Mastrogiacomo, Erica (Bay State Select)
Mastrogiacomo had a goal and an assist from the defensive area. Erica clearly
controlled the backfield setting up plays protecting our goal.
GAME SUMMARY
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The clash of the playoff hopefuls went the way of the Bay State team after a
pulsating game at Swarthmore, both teams trying to get the first goal that could
determine the way of the game and possibly the final playoff place in the East
division.
The Pirates marshalled in the middle of the field superbly by Lisa Chinn and Kim
Lisun keeping the brazilian duo at bay for the first half and really no real
chances created by either team.
The second half was pretty much the same and the pirates nearly got the all
important lead when Katie Kokkinos provided great work on the outside to square
the ball to debutant Allie Schilling and she slid the ball home or so everyone
in the 250 crowd thought until a great save on the line by the Bay state keeper
had everyone applauding
The emphasis switched to Bay state and as all to often late in games the Pirates
defence missing Betty Rogers through injury gave up 3 late goals and after the
hard work in the first half gave the game to Bay State and now must settle with
Steel City for probably 3rd in the division as Bay State now have the advantage
over both teams to finish in second place.
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SAT, 09 Jul 2005 @ Pine Richland
Steel City Sparks 0 New England Mutiny 4
Division: EAST
Time of Game: 7:15 PM
Weather:
Attendance:
Referee: N. Vuchenich
Referee's Assistant: B. Opiela
Referee's Assistant: R. D'ambrosia
4th Official: R. Schnoeble
Goals For Steel City Sparks
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No goals scored.
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Starting Lineup
Arsenault, Sarah; Gantz, Blair; Haire, Melissa; Hance, Jessica; Humphrey,
Brittny; Kowalczyk, Bethany; Kruger, Shauna; Lewandowski, Gina; Lowry, Annie;
Muckle, Julie; Story, Angela
Substitutes
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
9 SHOTS ON GOAL , 4 SAVES, 11 FOULS, 1 OFFSIDES, 2 CORNER KICKS
Goals For New England Mutiny
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Schnur, Meghan (unassisted) 18; Connors, Kerry (Schnur, Meghan) 38; Schnur,
Meghan (Tietjen, Margaret) 80; Stone, Naomi (Splaine, Rebekah) 85.
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Starting Lineup
Connors, Kerry; Frank, Kathleen; Kosloski, Alisse; Leduc, Rachel; Maurer,
Jennifer; Miselis, Karlyn; Molina, Jennifer; Monroe, Mary Frances; O'Grady,
Erin; Schnur, Meghan; Spinelli, Marie
Substitutes
Coffey, Katie; Sands, Courtney; Splaine, Rebekah; Stone, Naomi; Tietjen,
Margaret
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
12 SHOTS ON GOAL , 4 SAVES, 5 FOULS, 2 OFFSIDES, 2 CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Schnur, Meghan (New England Mutiny)
2 goals and an assist.
Defensive MVP
Molina, Jennifer (New England Mutiny)
Made several key saves for the shutout.
GAME SUMMARY
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New England Summary - The New England Mutiny (10-0, 10-0 WPSL East Division) had
a chance to make the Women's Premier Soccer League National Championship for the
third year in a row - the third year of its existence - at Steel City (5-2-2,
5-2-2 WPSL East Division) and they did not waste the road trip. Now, they won't
have to make as long a trip to fulfill their mission of acquiring the top prize
in the league.
New England will host the WPSL Championship this July 30-31 at Agawam High
School while also being the first side to qualify for the four-team tournament.
The league tournament has been hosted on the West Coast the prior two seasons.
The 2004 WPSL champion California Storm could be the second team to qualify,
depending on their result versus the Elk Grove Pride tonight.
University of Connecticut star Meghan Schnur (Butler, PA) would make her sort of
homecoming a game-winning one. In the 18th minute, forward Rachel LeDuc
(Longmeadow, MA) would get fouled 25 yards from goal and the U.S. U-19 National
Team midfielder struck the corresponding free kick inside the top corner of the
post, to the right of Sparks goalkeeper Melissa Haire (4 saves).
Kerry Connors (Somers, CT) would notch her second goal in as many matches in the
38th minute, as Schnur fed the former San Diego Spirit midfielder the ball and
she would finish clinically with a low shot from the top of the penalty area.
The score would be 2-0 at halftime and the visitors would match that scoreline
in the second half.
It would take until the 80th minute, though, as Schnur would finish the night
with two goals and an assist as former New York Power midfielder Margaret
Tietjen (Huntington, NY) would set her up with a cross from the left flank. She
would notch her sixth goal of the 2005 season as she beat Haire to the ball and
one-timed her shot into the empty net for the insurmountable 3-0 lead.
Schnur is now tied for the team-lead in points scored with Jenny Maurer (E.
Longmeadow, MA), as both midfielders have registered six goals and five assists
this season (17 points) - good for second in the league. Two former Boston
Breakers would finish the scoring on the night in the 85th minute, as Naomi
Stone (Teaticket, MA) ran on to a nice through ball by Rebekah Splaine
(Cambridge, MA) and would beat the keeper on a 1 v. 1 to make the 4-0 final
score.
Jennifer Molina (Methuen, MA) would make four saves for her fourth shutout of
the season. New England will play their third match in the six days as they
return to Agawam H.S. for the conclusion of the season series with the
Boston-North Aztecs on Tuesday, July 12th. Kick-off is slated for 7:00 p.m.
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SAT, 09 Jul 2005 @ University of Utah
Utah Spiders 1 Ajax America Women 4
Division: WEST
Time of Game: 1:00 PM
Weather: Hot, 97 degrees
Attendance: 357
Referee: B. Griffiths
Referee's Assistant: S. Yeates
Referee's Assistant: J. Eitner
4th Official: G. Colessides
Goals For Utah Spiders
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Williams, Jennifer (Bingham, Shauna) 18
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Starting Lineup
Battazzo, Katie; Bingham, Shauna; Christianson, Jennie; Hoover, Rochelle; Isleib,
Kelly; Joyner, Jessica; Reinbola, Krissa; Stover, Amy; Wangsgard, Melanie;
Wayman, Melissa; Williams, Jennifer
Substitutes
Booth, Audrey; Campbell, Emily; Ellison, Laura; Hall, Sarah; Joyner, McKenzie;
McFarland, Linsey; Marsenaro, Paola; Norris, Meagan; Smith, Ashley
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 0, EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
Goals For Ajax America Women
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O'Hanley, Brooke (Edwards, Jessica) 19; Gamet, Sarah (unassisted) 23; Edwards,
Jessica (Boswell, Cami) 60; Gamet, Sarah (Edwards, Jessica) 70.
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Starting Lineup
Boswell, Cami; Carmichael, Simone; Colen, April; Comstock, Karen; Delaney,
Myisha; Edwards, Jessica; Franklin, Natalie; Herman, Lisa; O'Hanley, Brooke;
Scholl, Stephanie; Valentine, Jennifer
Substitutes
Gamet, Sarah
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 0, EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Gamet, Sarah (Ajax America Women)
2 goals
Defensive MVP
Comstock, Karen (Ajax America Women)
Amazing shot stopping.
GAME SUMMARY
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The Utah Spiders face long-time rival Ajax America. At the kick-off, the game
was slow due to the 97 degree heat and absence of clouds. However, Spiders
Jennifer Williams connected with her head the cross from Shauna Bingham's corner
kick, to place the Spiders on the score board at the 18th minute. The goal awoke
Ajax, who equalized a minute later and went on to put on a clinic of great
soccer in front of the Spider fans. Ajax's Sarah Gamer broke past the Spider
defense to slot a ball past Spider's keeper in the 28th minute. After a borage
of shots the half ended with Utah down 1-2 to Ajax, who seemed to gain
confidence as the game went on. The second half was more of the same with Ajax
dominating all area of play. In the 60th minute, Cami Boswell assisted Jessica
Edwards on her goal and then Edwards assisted Gamet in the 70th minute, making
the final score 4-1 Ajax.
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SAT, 09 Jul 2005 @ Blue Sky
Everton FC America 2 Houston Stars 3
Division: CENTRAL
Time of Game: 6:00 PM
Weather:
Attendance:
Referee:
Referee's Assistant:
Referee's Assistant:
4th Official:
Goals For Everton FC America
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Webb, Kat (Javet-Barton, Janette) 17; Javet-Barton, Janette (unassisted) 26
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Starting Lineup
Substitutes
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
Goals For Houston Stars
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Pierson, Linda (Pfister, Lauren) 10; Pfister, Lauren (Mundy, Sophia) 59; Hance,
Jennifer (Mundy, Sophia) 81.
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Starting Lineup
Substitutes
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Pfister, Lauren (Houston Stars)
Defensive MVP
Karlowicz, Elise (Houston Stars)
GAME SUMMARY
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Everton stareted the game brighter and looked more dangerous throughout the
first half. Kathy Webb opened the scoring after Janet Javet played here through.
Javet then added a second for Everton midway through the half from a free kick.
Just before half time, Houston pulled a goal back when Linda Pierson raced on to
a through ball by Lauren Pfister. It was 2-1 at half time to Everton. The second
half saw Houston begin to dominate. Chances at both ends could not create a
breakthrough until the 59th minute when Pfister turned scored with a header from
a Sophia Mundy cross. The goal lifted Houston even more and in the 81st minute
sealed the deal with a third headed goal, this time from Jennifer Hance from
another cross by Sophia Mundy. Houston won the game 3-2.
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SAT, 09 Jul 2005 @ MICDS
St. Louis Archers 0 FC Indiana 4
Division: CENTRAL
Time of Game: 6:00 PM
Weather: Sunny & Hot
Attendance:
Referee: D. Edgar
Referee's Assistant: J. Shelton
Referee's Assistant: D. Gault
4th Official: M. Boyko
Goals For St. Louis Archers
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No goals scored.
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Starting Lineup
Cross, Jennifer; Denning, Danielle; Fowler-Finn, Meghan; Gelis-Diaz, Laure;
Kennedy, Lindsay; Markwort, Beverly; Meade, Megan; Newsham, Emily; Schmidt,
Rachael; Schroeder, Sara; Sear, Carrie
Substitutes
Everding, Lauren; Morley, Megan
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 1 (Kennedy, Lindsay), EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
8 SHOTS ON GOAL , 13 SAVES, 6 FOULS, 2 OFFSIDES, 1 CORNER KICKS
Goals For FC Indiana
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Barnes, Katie (Smith, Caroline) 37; Smith, Caroline (Gault, Holly) 65; Smith,
Caroline (unassisted) 74; Leyua, Fatima (Augustiniak, Julie) 83.
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Starting Lineup
Augustyniak, Julie; Augustyniak, Nancy; Falconer, Hishamar; Gault, Holly; Inglis,
Kerry; Leyva, Fatima; Luik, Alvi; Perez, Patricia; Smith, Caroline; St. Louis,
Tasha; Westfall, Nikki
Substitutes
Barnes, Katie; McMillan, MaryBeth; Schaefer, Mallory; Suter, Monica
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 0, EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
21 SHOTS ON GOAL , 3 SAVES, 8 FOULS, 6 OFFSIDES, 6 CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Smith, Caroline (FC Indiana)
2 goals and 1 assist.
Defensive MVP
Gault, Holly (FC Indiana)
1 assist and impeccable defensive performance.
GAME SUMMARY
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SUN, 10 Jul 2005 @ Boys Latin School
Maryland Pride 2 Bay State Select 4
Division: EAST
Time of Game: 2:00 PM
Weather:
Attendance:
Referee: B. Coleman
Referee's Assistant: Kriese
Referee's Assistant: D. Coleman
4th Official: Sweeney
Goals For Maryland Pride
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McClellan, Sarah (unassisted) 59; Detterline, Amanda (Bush, Christy) 65
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Starting Lineup
Bush, Christy; Detterline, Amanda; Franciscovich, Amy; Gamble, Lauren; Green,
Elaine; Lepson, Catherine; McClellan, Sarah; McNeill, Shara; Paizs, Amanda;
Roberts, Katie; Tomko, Heather
Substitutes
Janowich, Jamie; Klotz, Carrie; McAlarnen, Michelle; McBean, Melissa;
Niederberger, Danielle; Rogers, Denise; Seipp, Shannon; Whitley, Melissa
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 1 (Detterline, Amanda), EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
2 SHOTS ON GOAL , 7 SAVES, 3 FOULS, 0 OFFSIDES, 2 CORNER KICKS
Goals For Bay State Select
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McGregor, Katie (Fairweather, Lindsey) 15; Zickl, Lynette (Fairweather, Lindsey)
16; Moniz, Paula (Lima, Daniela) 18; Fairweather, Lindsey (Lima, Daniela) 43
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Starting Lineup
Fairweather, Lindsey; Leurini, Carol; Lima, Daniela; Lima, Elizabeth;
Mastrogiacomo, Erica; McArdle, Lindsey; McGregor, Katie; Noronha, Raquel;
Phipps, Kristen; Schimmel, Caitlyn; Sewall, Michaela
Substitutes
Gordon, Danielle; Gordon, Steph; McCarthy, Kate; Moniz, Paula; Pontuso, Lindsey;
Zickl, Lynette
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 2 (Noronha, Raquel)(Lima, Elizabeth), EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
9 SHOTS ON GOAL , 0 SAVES, 4 FOULS, 0 OFFSIDES, 1 CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Fairweather, Lindsey (Bay State Select)
1 goal and 2 assists, she played a very strong match throughout.
Defensive MVP
McArdle, Lindsey (Bay State Select)
Help fend off a second half charge by the Pride.
GAME SUMMARY
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Bay State took advantage of several breakdowns by the Pride in the first half.
Excellent shot by Lindsay Fairweather right before the end of the half gave Bay
State a health cushion. The Pride worked hard in the 2nd half scoring twice and
2 going off the posts. Another tough luck day after putting themselves in a deep
hole.
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SUN, 10 Jul 2005 @ Comm. College of Rhode Island
Rhode Island Rays 1 Massachusetts Stingers 1
Division: EAST
Time of Game: 5:00 PM
Weather:
Attendance:
Referee: A. Tankersley
Referee's Assistant: T. Branco
Referee's Assistant: R. Alves
4th Official: J. Bellevance
Goals For Rhode Island Rays
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Smith, Kelly (unassisted) 32.
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Starting Lineup
Cannon, Kristin; Carroll, Ria; Ciccone, Lauren; DiPaolo, Vanessa; Lanzire,
Kimberly; LaVere, Kimberly; Long, Alyssa; Lukis, Lauren; Marcoccio, Andrea;
McCrory, Jenna; Schreck, Meghan
Substitutes
Cambio, Rachel; Carr, Heather; Considine, Ali; Fish, Rebecca; Johnson, Jamie;
Johnson, Laura; Rooney, Michaella; Smith, Kelly
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 0, EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
15 SHOTS ON GOAL , 10 SAVES, 7 FOULS, 0 OFFSIDES, 8 CORNER KICKS
Goals For Massachusetts
Stingers
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Anderson, Skyy (unassisted) 78.
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Starting Lineup
Feeney, Emily; MacIsaac, Sarah; Mansfield, Jill; Masterson, Elizabeth; McGarr,
Hillary; Messier, Bethany; Moos, Kathryn; Rico, Erica; Robens, Krystal; Ronau,
Mary; Waddell, Kathleen
Substitutes
Anderson, Skyy; Bayard, Micaela; Carney, Kerri Lynn; Cornacchio, Angela; Macedo,
Heather; Pavlish, Joan; Ronau, Susan; Strimple, Shannon; Tulisiak, Kelly
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 1 (Moss, Kathryn), EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
15 SHOTS ON GOAL , 7 SAVES, 6 FOULS, 3 OFFSIDES, 8 CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Smith, Kelly (Rhode Island Rays)
Cracker of a goal to give Rays the 1st half lead. Upper 90 blast from top of 18.
Steady midfield play to disrupt Stingers attacks while also setting Rays offense
in motion.
Defensive MVP
Waddell, Kathleen (Massachusetts Stingers)
Tough defensive work in the middle to not only stop Rays sustained attack but
transitioned to offense to create numerous scoring opportunities.
GAME SUMMARY
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SUN, 10 Jul 2005 @ University of Utah
Utah Spiders 2 San Diego WFC SeaLions 1
Division: WEST
Time of Game: 1:00 PM
Weather: Hot, 98 degrees
Attendance: 182
Referee: S. Banning
Referee's Assistant: B. Stevens
Referee's Assistant: J. Young
4th Official: G. Colessides
Goals For Utah Spiders
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McFarland, Linsey (Bingham, Shauna) 25; Reinbola, Krissa (Bingham, Shauna) 27
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Starting Lineup
Battazzo, Katie; Bingham, Shauna; Booth, Audrey; Campbell, Emily; Christianson,
Jennie; Hoover, Rochelle; Marsenaro, Paola; Reinbola, Krissa; Smith, Ashley;
Stover, Amy; Williams, Jennifer
Substitutes
Ellison, Laura; Hall, Sarah; McFarland, Linsey; Norris, Meagan; Wangsgard,
Melanie
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 1 (Reinbola, Krissa), EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
Goals For San Diego WFC
SeaLions
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Carey, Danica (unassisted) 40
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Starting Lineup
Betschart, Briana; Callier, Christy; Carey, Danica; Castellanos, Laura; Coghill,
Lizzy; Esquival, Amanda; Jouglet, Noelle; Lehr, Amanda; Sanford, Christine;
Schmit, Carrie; Snyder, Lorena
Substitutes
Mannino, Elizabeth
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 1 (Esquival, Amanda), EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Bingham, Shauna (Utah Spiders)
Shauna played numerous through balls to put the San Diego defense on their
heels. Connecting with her teammates on 2 occasions.
Defensive MVP
Battazzo, Katie (Utah Spiders)
A dominant force in the air. The second half San Diego tried to serve balls over
the Spiders back line but Katie rose to the challenge.
GAME SUMMARY
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In another hot, and this time humid game, the Utah Spiders looked to recover
from yesterday's defeat to Ajax and placed their emotions and frustrations on
the visiting San Diego WFC SeaLions. The Spiders came out of the shoot with fire
for the loyal fans on a mission to regain their winning ways. Finding their
rhythm in the first 10 minutes put San Diego on their heels with quick ball
movement and hustle on defense to win balls. The Spiders produced multiple shots
on goal connecting in the 25th minute with a great through ball from Shauna
Bingham to Linsey McFarland who slotted it past the SeaLion keeper. 2 minutes
later, Bingham fed another goal through to Krissa Reinbold who put it away. The
Spiders led 2-0 until the 40th minute when an unmarked Danica Carey ripped a 35
yard shot past Spider's keeper Ashley Smith. The half ended 2-1 Spiders. The
Spiders came out strong again in the 2nd half, dominating posession and shots on
goal. San Diego found a second wind around the 75th minute, pressuring the
Spiders and keeping them on their heels until the final whistle blew. A hard
fought battle by two seasoned teams. The Spiders next look ahead to the S.F.
Nighthawks in historic Kezar Stadium on Saturday, July 16th.
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SUN, 10 Jul 2005 @ Blue Sky
Everton FC America 1 Houston Stars 1
Division: CENTRAL
Time of Game: 9:00 AM
Weather:
Attendance:
Referee:
Referee's Assistant:
Referee's Assistant:
4th Official:
Goals For Everton FC America
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Carter, Melinda (Eamma, Teresa) 9
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Starting Lineup
Substitutes
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
Goals For Houston Stars
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Hance, Jennifer (Mundy, Sophia) 87
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Starting Lineup
Substitutes
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: , EJECTIONS:
Statistics
SHOTS ON GOAL , SAVES, FOULS, OFFSIDES, CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Javet-Barton, Janette (Everton FC America)
Intrumental in attack.
Defensive MVP
Karlowicz, Elise (Houston Stars)
GAME SUMMARY
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Everton again took an early lead against the Houston stars on Sunday but were
unable to hold on for the win. An 87th minute equalizer by Jennifer Hance
cancelled out a superb opener fron Everton's Melinda Carter in the 9th minute.
Again a host of chances from both teams went close but it was not to be. Everton
will be disappointed with conceeding in the last few minutes but all credit to
Houston who kept pushing until the end.
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TUES, 12 Jul 2005 @ Agawam H.S.
New England Mutiny 2 Boston-North Aztecs 0
Division: EAST
Time of Game: 7:00 PM
Weather: Cloudy, 70's
Attendance: 794
Referee: J. Rosseau
Referee's Assistant: G. Brookman
Referee's Assistant: J. Sparks
4th Official: T. Cosgrove
Goals For New England Mutiny
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Tietjen, Margaret (Splaine, Rebekah) 45; McNeill, Kia (Maurer, Jennifer) 79.
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Starting Lineup
Coffey, Katie; Connors, Kerry; Frank, Kathleen; Kozlowski, Adele; Kosloski,
Alisse; Maurer, Jennifer; Miselis, Karlyn; Monroe, Mary Frances; O'Grady, Erin;
Schnur, Meghan; Tietjen, Margaret
Substitutes
Leduc, Rachel; McNeill, Kia; Sands, Courtney; Smith, Alexa; Spinelli, Marie;
Splaine, Rebekah; Stone, Naomi
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 0, EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
9 SHOTS ON GOAL , 1 SAVES, 7 FOULS, 0 OFFSIDES, 4 CORNER KICKS
Goals For Boston-North Aztecs
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No goals scored.
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Starting Lineup
Auger, Katie; Demers, Anjuli ; Leary, Caitlin; Macdonald, Kristin; Mahoney,
Kristin; McHugh, Christy; O'Brien, Sonja; Pickul, Caitlin; Reno, Annalisa;
Sennott, Hayley; Zagura, Lisa
Substitutes
Maccario, Deanna; Power, Elyssa; Prihoda, Tracy; Verrette, Katy-Lyn
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 1 (Leary, Caitlin), EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
1 SHOTS ON GOAL , 4 SAVES, 10 FOULS, 1 OFFSIDES, 3 CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Maurer, Jennifer (New England Mutiny)
Dominant on flank, assisted second goal
Defensive MVP
Stone, Naomi (New England Mutiny)
Broke up all attack as left defender
GAME SUMMARY
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The offense of the New England Mutiny (11-0, 11-0 WPSL East Division) this
season has not centered on the usual suspects - the forward corps - but the
midfield. And one of the New England newcomers had no problem stepping right
into that mold.
In her first start and with her first shot on goal this season, left-sided
midfielder Margaret Tietjen (Huntington, NY) gave the home side the goal it
would need to be victorious in this Women's Premier Soccer League East Division
match versus the Aztecs of Boston-North (3-5-1, 3-5-1 WPSL East Division). In
stoppage time of the first half, the former University of Connecticut star would
notch the eventual game-winner in this 2-0 win for the Mutiny.
Playing as a right-sided midfielder on this night instead of her usual defender
spot, Marie Spinelli (N. Grosvenordale, CT) would send in a cross to forward
Rebekah Splaine (Cambridge, MA), who deftly corralled the ball and laid the ball
off nicely to Tietjen. The former New York Power star deked and dribbled along
the outside of the penalty area and finished clinically inside the far post to
the left of the Aztec keeper.
A goal by Kia McNeill (Avon, CT) in the 79th minute would prove to be the
insurance as New England has now extended their unbeaten streak to 11 games.
With a berth in the WPSL National Championship already secured, Mutiny head
coach Austin Daniels started players in different roles on this night - with
former Boston Breaker Alexa Smith (N. Haven, CT) also seeing her first playing
time of the 2005 season.
Whether it was the unfamiliar surroundings for some players, or the style of
play that Boston-North expounded, the run of play could at times be best
described as non-flowing. Clogging passing lanes and fouling when necessary, the
Aztecs did what they had to do to stop goals but could not do anything to score
them. Goalkeeper Addie Kozlowski (Suffield, CT) would make one save on the lone
shot for Boston-North on the night.
Dangerous looks at goal for the Mutiny were at a premium, as they could not
consistently get behind or through the Aztec defense. The lightning athleticism
of McNeill would ignite the pitch as she ran on to a ball by fellow Boston
College star Jenny Maurer (E. Longmeadow, MA) in the 79th minute. Her skillful,
one-touch finish under the onrushing Boston-North keeper Caitlin Pickul (4
saves) would finish the scoring on the night.
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WED, 13 Jul 2005 @ Britland Park
Massachusetts Stingers 1 Bay State Select 1
Division: EAST
Time of Game: 7:00 PM
Weather: Breezy
Attendance:
Referee: K. Honthumb
Referee's Assistant: K. McCarthy
Referee's Assistant: J. Lovis
4th Official: A. Gerson
Goals For Massachusetts
Stingers
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Moos, Kathryn (Masterson, Elizabeth) 50.
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Starting Lineup
Feeney, Emily; Macedo, Heather; Mansfield, Jill; McGarr, Hillary; Messier,
Bethany; Moos, Kathryn; Rico, Erica; Robens, Krystal; Ronau, Mary; Strimple,
Shannon; Waddell, Kathleen
Substitutes
Bayard, Micaela; Carney, Kerri Lynn; Cornacchio, Angela; Highsmith, Alexis;
Masterson, Elizabeth; Pavlish, Joan; Ronau, Susan; Vales, Allison
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 0, EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
12 SHOTS ON GOAL , 7 SAVES, 7 FOULS, 1 OFFSIDES, 0 CORNER KICKS
Goals For Bay State Select
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Lima, Daniela (Mastrogiacomo, Erica) 55
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Starting Lineup
Fairweather, Lindsey; Leurini, Carol; Lima, Daniela; Lima, Elizabeth;
Mastrogiacomo, Erica; McArdle, Lindsey; McGregor, Katie; Noronha, Raquel;
Schimmel, Caitlyn; Young, Kristen; Zickl, Lynette
Substitutes
Folino, Cara; Gordon, Danielle; Gordon, Steph; McCarthy, Kate; Moniz, Paula;
Sewall, Michaela
Cards Issued
CAUTIONS: 0, EJECTIONS: 0
Statistics
10 SHOTS ON GOAL , 9 SAVES, 15 FOULS, 0 OFFSIDES, 1 CORNER KICKS
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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
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Offensive MVP
Lima, Daniela (Bay State Select)
Scored the goal to tie the game.
Defensive MVP
McGarr, Hillary (Massachusetts Stingers)
Anchored the defense and won several 50/50 balls throughout the game.
GAME SUMMARY
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Defensive and Offensive MVP's are chosen by the winning team.
In the case of a tie, each team gets to choose an Offensive or Defensive MVP.
Game Summaries are written by home team representative unless otherwise
indicated.
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