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Over 70 Aztecs Have All-Star Caliber High School Seasons Kerri Domohowski Named Emass Div New England Aztec – A History: 2006 Club News NOTE: This list represents any youth player who donned an Aztec youth jersey in the 2006-07 calendar years AND was named a high school All-Star in the fall of '06. Over 70 Aztecs Have All-Star Caliber High School Seasons Kerri Domohowski named EMass Div. 3 Player of the Year; Five Players named All-New England, 18 total players named EMass or higher All-Stars; Steve Ibanez (Danvers) NEC MVP, Barrie Lindsay (Ipswich/Waring) IGC MVP, Richie Green (Haverhill) MVC MVP, Keri Nobil (Lynnfield) CAL MVP; Ten Players make CAL All-League list The Aztec Soccer Club is proud to recognize the accomplishments of our Premier players who starred on the Massachusetts High School soccer stage this fall, in New Hampshire, and even one in North Carolina as well. In all, 71 Aztec players have thus far earned All-Star status for the fall of 2006. Five Aztecs were named MVP of their leagues. Danvers High Senior Steve Ibanez was named MVP of the Northeast Conference (NEC) in addition to being named an EMass All-Star, All-State and All-New England. While Jillian DiBenedetto was named MVP of the EIL after an All-Star season at Dana Hall, Barrie Lindsay of Ipswich and a Senior at the Waring School in Beverly was named MVP of the Independent Girls Council. Also, Richie Green of Haverhill was named MVP of the Merrimack Valley Conference, while Keri Nobil of Lynnfield was Cape Ann League (CAL) MVP. Kerri Domohowski of St. Mary's of Lynn was named EMass D3 Player of the Year, and 17 Aztecs have so far earned EMass (or higher) All-Star status with six All-State players (Domohowski, Green, Maggie Mahoney of Newburyport, Erin Quinlan of Austin Prep, Katy Lyn Verrette of Bishop Fenwick, Kirsten Lundquist of Masconomet) and five All-New England’s (Ibanez, Nobil, Domohowski, Lauren Guidi, Governor's Academy (ISL), Dana Bergstrom, Lexington Christian Academy (EIL) ). Additionally, ten Aztecs (8 girls, 2 boys) were named All-League by the CAL. The All-League list recognizes the top 14 players in the CAL. Similarly, in the MVC, the top 16 are named All-Conference, with three Aztecs earning that distinction. Twelve more Aztecs were named CAL All-Stars, three more in the MVC. 18 Aztecs were named NEC All-Stars, with more named All-Stars in the IGC, Mass Bay Independent League and Central Catholic League, plus two in Class L in New Hampshire. Three Aztecs from the Peabody High boys team were named GBL All-Stars, with one (Joe Ryan) named an EMass All-Star as one of the top seven vote-getters in the GBL (in the GBL the top seven vote-getters are named EMass All-Stars, instead of GBL All-Stars), and one girl from Cambridge in the GBL. One from Westford Academy in the Dual County was named an All-Star as well. A complete list of all is below, and the Aztec Soccer Club and Boston Aztec extend our sincerest congratulations to these bright young stars. Aztec Soccer gives players the chance to train with some of the best coaches and players in the region. We are a full- scale premier organization committed to giving players the best opportunities to succeed at the highest levels. Aztec soccer includes premier youth teams ages 7-19, the Boston Aztec WPSL Women's Team, and the Boston Aztec Men's Teams (PASL & NPSL), the PASL Indoor National Champions in 2005. Northeast Conference (NEC) - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Steve Ibanez (MVP) (EMass All-Star, All-State, All-New England, Boston Danvers Senior Globe & Boston Herald All-Scholastic) Phil Marchwinski Danvers Sophomore Freddy Gonzalez Beverly Senior Paul D’Angelo (EMass All-Star) Gloucester Senior Kyle Grimaldi Gloucester Senior Joe LaRocca Gloucester Senior Nick LoCoco Gloucester Junior Kevin Sena Winthrop Senior Ben Sena Winthrop Sophomore Alex DeRosa Saugus Northeast Conference (NEC) - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Brianna Russo Danvers Senior Jackie Gauthier Danvers Junior Jennie Barrett Danvers Senior Liz Theberge Danvers Senior Alyssa Accomando Beverly Junior Samantha Weinstein Marblehead Junior Annie Cohn Marblehead Senior Skylar Sabbag Swampscott Sophomore Gina Dean Revere Junior Cape Ann League (CAL) - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-League Dan Sargent (EMass All-Star, All-State) Hamilton-Wenham Senior Bryan Lee Rockport Senior Cape Ann League (CAL) - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-League Taylor Bresnahan Newburyport Sophomore Taryn Martiniello (EMass All-Star, Lowell Sun Al-Star) Wilmington Senior Laura Muise (EMass All-Star, Boston Herald All-Scholastic) Newburyport Sophomore Kirsten Lundquist (EMass All-Star, All-State, Boston Globe All-Scholastic, Masconomet Senior Boston Herald All-Scholastic) Maggie Mahoney (EMass All-Star, All-State) Newburyport Junior Keri Nobil (MVP - EMass All-Star, All-State, All-New England, Boston Lynnfield Senior Herald All-Scholastic) Colleen Liffers Pentucket Senior Caitlin Clark Masconomet Sophomore Cape Ann League (CAL) - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Sam Houston Hamilton-Wenham Senior Greg Doucette North Andover Senior Cape Ann League (CAL) - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Deanna Maccario North Reading Senior Jackie Sousa North Reading Senior Kelly Cox Lynnfield Senior Jillian Kinter Newburyport Sophomore Jessica Scioli North Reading Senior Stephanie Naugler Hamilton-Wenham Senior Liz Kane Triton Junior Danielle Quinlan North Andover Junior Erica Skinner Masconomet Junior Charlotte Jensen Wilmington Sophomore Independent Girls Council - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Barrie Lindsay (Ipswich) (MVP) Waring School Senior Sarah Warner (Ipswich) Waring School Senior Mass Bay Independent League - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Ian Mulholland (Winthrop) Boston Trinity Freshman Academy Independent School League - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Lauren Guidi (All-New England) Governor's Academy Senior Eastern Independent League - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Dana Bergstrom (All-New England, NSCAA Scholar All-East Region) Lexington Christian Senior Academy Jillian DiBenedetto (MVP, Boston Globe All-Scholastic) Dana Hall Senior Eastern Independent League - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Billy Nickerson Pingree Catholic Central League - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Kerri Domohowski (Saugus - EMass All-Star & D3 Player of the Year, All- St. Mary's of Lynn Senior State, All-New England, Boston Globe Div.3 Player of the Year, Boston Herald All-Scholastic) Gabe Pesce (Salem - EMass All-Star) St. Mary's of Lynn Senior Erin Quinlan (Saugus - EMass All-Star, All-State) Austin Prep Junior Katy-Lyn Verrette (EMass All-Star, All-State) Bishop Fenwick Senior Merrimack Valley Conference - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-Conference Richie Green (MVP, EMass All-Star, All-State) Haverhill Senior Merrimack Valley Conference - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Conference Jess Morrow (EMass All-Star, Boston Herald All-Scholastic) Andover Sophomore Jen Courossi Methuen Senior Casey Schulze Chelmsford Sophomore Merrimack Valley Conference - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Rikki Sartor Andover Senior Erica Leber Andover Junior NH Class L - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Kellie Oberholtzer Nashua Senior (NH) South High School Lauren Keating Nashua Senior (NH) North High School Greater Boston League - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Carlos DeOliveira Peabody Junior Josh Boyce Peabody Junior Jared Rizzo Peabody Junior Joe Ryan (EMass All-Star) Peabody Senior Greater Boston League - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Katherine Farrar Cambridge Senior Rindge & Latin Steph Glowick Peabody Dual County - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Chelsea Keller Westford Senior Academy Dual County - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Raphael Santos (All-State) Boston Junior Latin Bay State Conference, Carey Division - Girls 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Michelle Danley Framingham Catholic Conference - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Sean Bishop St. John's Prep (Danvers, MA) South Conference, North Carolina - Boys 2006 - Aztec All-Stars Nick Allman (Newburyport HS 2004-05) West Brunswick HS (Shallotte, N.C.) Aztec Youth Profiles: Lexington Christian Academy's Dana Bergstrom & Danvers High School's Steve Ibanez The Aztec Youth Soccer Premier Club teams boast some of the most accomplished high school soccer stars in the region. Two of them have played with the Aztec U18 Boys & Girls teams, and recently completed their high school senior seasons in fantastic fashion. Dana Bergstrom, a senior at the Lexington Christian Academy, and Steve Ibanez, a senior at Danvers High School were both recently named NSCAA All-New England’s and intend to continue their careers on the collegiate stage. In addition to being named All-State & All-New England in 2006 after her standout senior year, Bergstrom is a three-time Eastern Independent League MVP and four-time league leading scorer. She was named a Boston Globe All-Scholastic three times, and is a two-time National Christian School Association All-America (third time pending). She is fourth all-time on the scoring list in Massachusetts Girls High School soccer with 119 goals and 76 assists for 195 points. Next year, she will attend NCAA D1 Syracuse University, and in the summer of 2007 she will play for the Boston Aztec WPSL squad. Ibanez, who played with the Aztec U18s last spring, is a four-time NEC All-Star and two-time league MVP who compiled 129 points in his career, including 23 goals and 11 assists this season as Danvers went 12- 6 during the regular season before falling to North Andover in the Division 2 tournament. An All-State selection as a junior, he was named All-State, All-New England and was chosen as an All-Scholastic by many news outlets, including the Salem Evening News and Boston Globe in 2006. He is as of yet undecided on his collegiate plans. Alumni Spotlight on NCAA D1 University of Delaware fullback Erin Lensky One of the top women's soccer products on the North Shore in the past few years, Erin Lensky of Marblehead has taken her game to the next level for the Delaware Blue Hens in the Colonial Athletic Association, an NCAA Division 1 league.
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