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SLSG U9 Boys St. Louis Scott Gallagher U9 Boys Cup St. Louis Scott Gallagher U9 Boys Cup Group A SLSG Cup Coach SLSG U9 Boys Teams Columbus Crew Randy Roy ‐ AC Milan & Celtic Tampa Bay Mutiny Mike Seel ‐ Illinois Green AC Milan Toronto FC Tim Green ‐ Inter Milan Barcelona Chicago Fire Jeff Yenzer ‐ Real Madrid Bayern Munich New York Red Bulls Mark Heiderscheid ‐ Illinois Silver Celtic Chelsea Group B SLSG Cup Coach Fulham Colorado Rapids Al MacInnes ‐ Barcelona Illinois Green Philadelphia Union Kirk Mills ‐ Illinois Navy Illinois Navy D.C. United Doug Rendleman ‐ Newcastle United Illinois Red Vancouver Whitecaps Bill Laughlin ‐ AC Milan Illinois Silver Carolina RailHawks Jamey Bridges ‐ Illinois White Illinois White Inter Milan Group C SLSG Cup Coach Liverpool Los Angeles Galaxy Mike Hampton ‐ Bayern Munich Manchester United Portland Timbers Dave Barzoff ‐ Illinois Red New Castle FC Dallas Pat Kalish ‐ Manchester United QPR Seattle Sounders FC Garrett Cizek ‐ Barcelona Real Madrid Rochester Rhinos Joe Hipskind ‐ Inter Milan Group D SLSG Cup Coach San Jose Earthquakes Jeff Drake ‐ Chelsea Houston Dynamo Rob Gramke ‐ Illinois Silver Montreal Impact Miles Abel ‐ Newcastle United Chivas USA Joe Buttice ‐ Real Madrid AC St. Louis KJ Genenbacher ‐ Bayern Munich v Group E SLSG Cup Coach New England Revolution Scott Kovis ‐ Fulham Real Salt Lake Jason Black ‐ Illinois White Austin Aztex Kyle Bach ‐ QPR Sporting Kansas City Michael Mclean ‐ Illinois Navy Miami Fusion Ronnie Weiss ‐ Manchester United Venues SLSG Soccer Park in Fenton, MO Field 1: Busch Stadium Field 2: Edward Jones Dome Field 3: Scottrade Center Field 4: Arch Grounds Field 5: Union Station St. Louis Scott Gallagher U9 Boys Cup Teams ‐ Group A & B Group A Group B Columbus Crew Randy Roy ‐ AC Milan & Celtic Colorado Rapids Al MacInnes ‐ Barcelona Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Joseph Nicpon Bayern Munich Ben MacInnes Barcelona Cameron Kromray Illinois Navy Drew Gray Illinois Green Joe Mormino Chelsea Joe Bertel Manchester United Connor Combs AC Milan Tanner Gentile QPR Hugh Chan Newcastle United Ned Thompson Liverpool Andrew Brinker Illinois Red Maxium Munwiller Bayern Munich Tampa Bay Mutiny Mike Seel ‐ Illinois Green Philadelphia Union Kirk Mills ‐ Illinois Navy Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Camden Seel Illinois Green Andrew Mills Illinois Navy Ryan Bridwell Barcelona Jimmy Norris Chelsea Kyle Wilson Manchester United John Bush Fulham Brock Inman Real Madrid Russell Liebman AC Milan Amaan Banga Celtic Max Rendleman Newcastle United Aden Childerson Illinois Silver Drew Dacus Illinois Silver Braden Jensen Bayern Munich Toronto FC Tim Green ‐ Inter Milan D.C. United Doug Rendleman ‐ Newcastle United Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Sean Green Inter Milan Jack Carrow Barcelona Jake Bisch Celtic Cole Ross Inter Milan William Brinker Illinois Red Chase Boushard Illinois White Brogang Townsend Real Madrid Charlie Cline Real Madrid Tyler Cannon QPR Kaden Chiapelli Illinois Navy Alex Tischler Bayern Munich Bryce Broyles Celtic Chicago Fire Jeff Yenzer ‐ Real Madrid Vancouver Whitecaps Bill Laughlin ‐ AC Milan Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Max Yenzer Real Madrid Trevor Laughlin AC Milan Sean Devlin QPR Quinn Brackel Bayern Munich Jonah Cox Manchester United Jordan Jones Illinois Red Jack McCormick AC Milan George Dietrich Fulham Auggie Gianaris Illinois Navy Burke Eska Illinois Silver Alex Maxim Illinois Green Cam Craig Celtic New York Red Bulls Mark Heiderscheid ‐ Illinois Silver Carolina RailHawks Jamey Bridges ‐ Illinois White Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Jack Heiderscheid Illinois Silver Karson Bridges Illinois White Clayton Deatherage Barcelona Hogan Messinger Illinois Green Evan Patton Inter Milan Donny Ross Inter Milan Joey Ettinger Liverpool Matt Lanzone Real Madrid Tyler Ryan Illinois White Lief Schuster Newcastle United John Browdy Newcastle United Evan Weidner Chelsea St. Louis Scott Gallagher U9 Boys Cup Teams ‐ Group C & D Group C Group D Los Angeles Galaxy Mike Hampton ‐ Bayern Munich San Jose Earthquakes Jeff Drake ‐ Chelsea Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Murphy Hampton Bayern Munich Ian Drake Chelsea Chase Reeves Illinois Green Michael Haar Illinois White Nolan Waynick QPR Steven Stocker Manchester United Max Maloney Celtic Ethan Bromingham AC Milan Jonah Fahnestock Illinois White Thomas Schenk Newcastle United Freddy Taussig Liverpool Mason Roehr Illinois Green Portland Timbers Dave Barzoff ‐ Illinois Red Houston Dynamo Rob Gramke ‐ Illinois Silver Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Dominic Haggard Fulham Mitchell Grant Barcelona Connor Bekebrede Chelsea Ghazwan Khan Illinois Red Johnathon Brain Illinois Silver Connor Gramke Illinois Green Joshua Margare Celtic Carter Redford AC Milan Zach Flower Barcelona Grant Habedank QPR Hayden Barzoff Illinois Red Ben Goff Inter Milan FC Dallas Pat Kalish ‐ Manchester United Montreal Impact Miles Abel ‐ Newcastle United Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Gavin Kalish Manchester United Tag Baker Illinois Navy Eli Bateman Illinois Navy Nick Alberts Chelsea Jackson Neidenbach Inter Milan Ty Presley Illinois White Blaine Anderson AC Milan Peter Fischer Newcastle United Nick Medlin Illinois White Carson Katz Barcelona Andrew Screen Chelsea Seattle Sounders FC Garrett Cizek ‐ Barcelona Chivas USA Joe Buttice ‐ Real Madrid Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Peyton Cizek Barcelona Joseph Sommer Illinois Green Harrison Beardsley Newcastle United Sam Ruyle Inter Milan Alex Harang Fulham T.J. Reed Celtic Mitchell Ferguson Illinois Green Kellen Hamilton QPR Liam Weber Celtic Jake Buttice Real Madrid Justin Atkinson Illinois White Jack Minkler Chelsea Rochester Rhinos Joe Hipskind ‐ Inter Milan AC St. Louis KJ Genenbacher ‐ Bayern Munich Player Name SLSG Team Player Name SLSG Team Joseph Hipskind Inter Milan Andrew Smith Illinois Silver Jack Pfund Illinois Silver Will Doherty Manchester United Tim Nash AC Milan Easton Metz Fulham Alonzo MacDonald Manchester United Lincoln Chimento Newcastle United Caden Eames Fulham Kylen Genenbacher Bayern Munich St. Louis Scott Gallagher U9 Boys Cup Teams ‐ Group E Group E New England Revolution Scott Kovis ‐ Fulham Player Name SLSG Team Evan Browne Bayern Munich Ethan Kovis Inter Milan Gavin Roberts Illinois Red Hayden Zych Celtic Adam Thebeau Barcelona Conner Kincheloe Illinois Silver Real Salt Lake Jason Black ‐ Illinois White Player Name SLSG Team Alex Rogers QPR Grant Toby Illinois Green Brendan Deters Chelsea Josh McReynolds AC Milan Harrison Graham Newcastle United Judah Black Illinois White Austin Aztex Kyle Bach ‐ QPR Player Name SLSG Team Cody Rogers Bayern Munich Jack Perulfi Illinois Navy Luke Atwood Real Madrid Nicolas Chicoine Newcastle United Sean Cody Manchester United Landon Pereda Illinois Silver Parker Dean Chelsea Sporting Kansas City Michael Mclean ‐ Illinois Navy Player Name SLSG Team Eli McLean Illinois Navy Nick Wolfmeier AC Milan Mick Hanon Inter Milan Alex Rutherford QPR Cole Sitton Illinois Red Ben Wunsch Fulham Miami Fusion Ronnie Weiss ‐ Manchester United Player Name SLSG Team Dylan Weiss Manchester United Brennan Weller Illinois Green Ryan Spinner QPR Dominic Ponciroli Real Madrid Logan Martha Barcelona Robert Percival Newcastle United St. Louis Scott Gallagher U9 Boys Cup Stage One : Groups A ‐ C Group A Field 1: Busch Stadium Age Group Picture After 11:20 AM Game Match Time Home Team Away Team Referees (Coach Of Team) 1 7:15 AM Columbus Crew 0 Tampa Bay Mutiny 0 Tim Green ‐ Inter Milan 6 7:50 AM Toronto FC 0 Chicago Fire 0 Randy Roy ‐ AC Milan & Celtic 11 8:25 AM New York Red Bulls 0 Columbus Crew 0 Jeff Yenzer ‐ Real Madrid 16 9:00 AM Tampa Bay Mutiny 0 Toronto FC 0 Mark Heiderscheid ‐ Illinois Silver 21 9:35 AM Chicago Fire 0 New York Red Bulls 0 Mike Seel ‐ Illinois Green 26 10:10 AM Columbus Crew 0 Toronto FC 0 Jeff Yenzer ‐ Real Madrid 31 10:45 AM Tampa Bay Mutiny 0 Chicago Fire 0 Mark Heiderscheid ‐ Illinois Silver 36 11:20 AM Toronto FC 0 New York Red Bulls 0 Mike Seel ‐ Illinois Green 41 11:55 AM Chicago Fire 0 Columbus Crew 0 Tim Green ‐ Inter Milan 46 12:30 PM New York Red Bulls 0 Tampa Bay Mutiny 0 Randy Roy ‐ AC Milan & Celtic Group B Field 2: Edward Jones Dome Age Group Picture After 11:20 AM Game Match Time Home Team Away Team Referees (Coach Of Team) 2 7:15 AM Colorado Rapids 0 Philadelphia Union 0 Doug Rendleman ‐ Newcastle United 7 7:50 AM D.C. United 0 Vancouver Whitecaps 0 Al MacInnes ‐ Barcelona 12 8:25 AM Carolina RailHawks 0 Colorado Rapids 0 Bill Laughlin ‐ AC Milan 17 9:00 AM Philadelphia Union 0 D.C. United 0 Jamey Bridges ‐ Illinois White 22 9:35 AM Vancouver Whitecaps 0 Carolina RailHawks 0 Kirk Mills ‐ Illinois Navy 27 10:10 AM Colorado Rapids 0 D.C. United 0 Bill Laughlin ‐ AC Milan 32 10:45 AM Philadelphia Union 0 Vancouver Whitecaps 0 Jamey Bridges ‐ Illinois White 37 11:20 AM D.C. United 0 Carolina RailHawks 0 Kirk Mills ‐ Illinois Navy 42 11:55 AM Vancouver Whitecaps 0 Colorado Rapids 0 Doug Rendleman ‐ ‐ Newcastle United 47 12:30 PM Carolina RailHawks 0 Philadelphia Union 0 Al MacInnes ‐ Barcelona Group C Field 3: Scottrade Center Age Group Picture After 11:20 AM Game Match Time Home Team Away Team Referees (Coach Of Team) 3 7:15 AM Los Angeles Galaxy 0 Portland Timbers 0 Pat Kalish ‐ Manchester United 8 7:50 AM FC Dallas 0 Seattle Sounders FC 0 Mike Hampton ‐ Bayern Munich 13 8:25 AM Rochester Rhinos 0 Los Angeles Galaxy 0 Garrett Cizek ‐ Barcelona 18 9:00 AM Portland Timbers 0 FC Dallas 0 Joe Hipskind ‐ Inter Milan 23 9:35 AM Seattle Sounders FC 0 Rochester Rhinos 0 Dave Barzoff ‐ Illinois Red 28 10:10 AM Los Angeles Galaxy 0 FC Dallas 0 Garrett Cizek ‐ Barcelona 33 10:45 AM Portland Timbers 0 Seattle Sounders FC 0 Joe Hipskind ‐ Inter Milan 38 11:20 AM FC Dallas 0 Rochester Rhinos 0 Dave Barzoff ‐ Illinois Red 43 11:55 AM Seattle Sounders FC 0 Los Angeles Galaxy 0 Pat Kalish ‐ Manchester United 48 12:30 PM Rochester Rhinos 0 Portland Timbers 0 Mike Hampton ‐ Bayern Munich St.
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