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Download the Preview August 5-24, 2014 August 2014 OUR GAME MAGAZINE U-20 Preview Editorial Team COVER Ruth Moore Our Game Magazine is expanding its regular coverage in 2014 to Brandi Ortega highlight the defending world champion US Under-20 team as Chris Meyers the Americans target their fourth title at this age level. Follow the campaign with OGM online at http://u20wwc.ourgamemag.com Contributors Samantha Mewis (writer) Caroline Charruyer (photographer) Subscription Info: SOCIAL [email protected] or http://www.ourgamemag.com/subscribe Connect to OurGameMagazine on your favorite social networks Customer Service: for the latest news and updates from the magazine: Address changes or billing inquiries to [email protected] Advertising Info: [email protected] Reprints and Permissions: [email protected] Letters to the Editor and other submissions: [email protected] Our Game Magazine is published four times a year by Our Game LLC. All content (unless otherwise noted) is Copyright ©2014 Our Game LLC. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. Contents Coming of Age: My Youth National Team Experience PERSPECTIVE Samantha Mewis As a member of the U.S. 2008 U-17 and 2010 U-20 Women’s World Cup teams, Sam Mewis played alongside her older sister Kristie, making the duo the first pair of sisters to 6 represent the United States at a Women’s World Cup at any level. Mewis writes about the ups and downs of her youth national team experience and how they’ve impacted her relationship with her sister. Contents TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE 4 GROUP OVERVIEWS 11 U.S. U-20 WORLD CUP ROSTER IN DEPTH 31 U.S. U-20 CONCACAF QUALIFYING ROSTER IN DEPTH 45 CANADA2014 GROUP A GROUP B AUGUST 5 Canada vs. Ghana Germany vs. United States Finland vs. Korea DPR China PR vs. Brazil AUGUST 8 Canada vs. Finland Germany vs. China PR Ghana vs. Korea DPR United States vs. Brazil AUGUST 12 Korea DPR vs. Canada Brazil vs. Germany Ghana vs. Finland United States vs. China GROUP C GROUP D AUGUST 6 England vs. Korea Republic New Zealand vs. Paraguay Mexico vs. Nigeria France vs. Costa Rica AUGUST 9 England vs. Mexico New Zealand vs. France Korea Republic vs. Nigeria Paraguay vs. Costa Rica AUGUST 13 Nigeria vs. England Costa Rica vs. New Zealand Korea Republic vs. Mexico Paraguay vs. France QUARTERFINALS AUGUST 16 1A vs. 2B 1B vs. 2A AUGUST 17 1C vs. 2D 1D vs. 2C CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH SEMIFINALS AUGUST 24 AUGUST 20 W (1A/2B) vs. W (1C/2D) W (SF1) vs. W (SF2) W (1B/2A) vs. W (1D/2C) THIRD PLACE AUGUST 24 L (SF1) vs. L (SF2) 4 | U20WWC.OURGAMEMAG.COM u-20 women’s world cup schedule QUARTERFINALS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH THIRD PLACE MATCH U-20 WWC PREVIEW | AUGUST 2014 | 5 Perspectives 2010-2012 photo by Caroline Charruyer Samantha Mewis Position: Midfielder College: UCLA DOB: Oct. 9, 1992 Hometown: Hanson, Mass. YNT appearances: U-14, U-17 (including 2008 CONCACAF Qualifiers and World Cup), U-20 (including CONCACAF Qualifiers and World Cup in 2010 and 2012), U-23 First cap: March 7, 2014 - USA vs. Sweden (Algarve Cup) Accolades, career highlights: NCAA Championship winner in 2013. Named to the Pac-12 Coming All-Freshman Team. No. 1 recruit in the nation in 2011. Massachusetts Gatorade Player of the Year in 2010 and 2011. NSCAA National Player of the Year in 2010. by Samantha Mewis of Age At 21 years old, adulthood is approaching faster than I ever expected. As I reflect on the major events of my life so far, it would be remiss of me to pretend that I had a normal adolescent experience. Instead of anxiously awaiting my youth national my driver’s test at age 15, I was doing things like traveling across the world to compete in a world championship. team experience Soccer, and more specifically, my experience with the U.S. Youth National 6 | U20WWC.OURGAMEMAG.COM Perspectives 2010-2012 photo by Caroline Charruyer Kristen Mewis Position: Midfielder College: Boston College DOB: Feb. 25, 1991 Hometown: Hanson, Mass. YNT appearances: U-15, U-16, U-17 (including 2008 CONCACAF Qualifiers and World Cup), U-20 (including 2010 CONCACAF Qualifiers and World Cup), U-23 First cap: Feb. 9, 2013 - USA vs. Scotland Accolades, career highlights: Finished her NCAA career as BC’s all-time leading scorer. BC’s Senior Female 13-hour road trip to Virginia for a club could be a reality until Kristie received Scholar Athlete and All-ACC first tournament, soccer has always brought her first call-in with the Under-15 age team in 2012. Named to the All- our family together in a way that nothing group. Our family was overjoyed, as ACC Freshmen Team in 2009. else has. national recognition was something Earned the Bronze Ball at the We grew up in a small town in most people in our town could hardly 2008 U-17 World Cup. Massachusetts and began playing comprehend. A few years later, I recreational soccer with our father received a call-in as well, and it was the trying desperately to coach both age start of a whirlwind experience that has Teams, has impacted my development as groups so that he might instill some sort led to where I am today. a player and as a person unlike anything of possession style in each of us. Soon else in my life. enough, we joined Scorpions Soccer Learning Curve: I remember watching the U.S. Club and began playing at a higher level. U-17 and U-20 World Cups Women’s National Team play on TV Years passed and we each competed U.S. Soccer’s youth national team when I was six or seven years old. My with a fervent desire to win and excel program is run as a feeder system to the older sister, Kristie, and I watched their individually. Soccer was the number senior team. The program is designed journey through the 1999 Women’s one priority, and it quickly overtook around two FIFA youth championships, World Cup with intense interest. After things like church and holiday parties the U-17 Women’s World Cup and that, we both began pursuing soccer as our parents selflessly supported the the U-20 Women’s World Cup. Teams with a passion that couldn’t be deterred pursuit of our dreams. go through two-year cycles that lead by anything in our paths. Whether it None of us realized that participating them into the tournaments, including was a family game in the backyard or a with the U.S. Youth National Teams CONCACAF qualifying, which usually U-20 WWC PREVIEW | AUGUST 2014 | 7 Perspectives 2010-2012 I was exposed to some of the unique challenges that sports like soccer present, including the struggle for a starting position, direct competition with my own sister, and the gut-wrenching loss of a world championship. takes place six months prior to the like soccer present, including the struggle World Wup. Age-appropriate players for a starting position, direct competition are called into camps for a try-out with my own sister, and the gut- process that doesn’t end until just wrenching loss of a world championship. weeks before the tournament, making These situations forced me to develop as the environment competitive and nerve- a player, sharpen skills on the field, form racking all the way through. emotional connections with teammates, Kristie and I were both selected and deal with a difficult sibling rivalry. to play in the 2008 U-17 qualifying Still, I hungered for more, and chased tournament in Trinidad & Tobago, down the next opportunity fervently. during which we qualified for the Almost immediately after the U-17 U-17 Women’s World Cup in New Women’s World Cup, training camps Zealand. We witnessed some eye- for the 2010 U-20 cycle began. Once opening conditions in Trinidad and again, Kristie and I were both selected also some of the sheer beauty of New for the qualifying tournament, this time Zealand. Traveling the world at such in Guatemala, and again we both made a young age is often one of the most the Women’s World Cup team for the overlooked aspects of competing for tournament in Germany. I struggled the youth national teams. To consider with my self-confidence when I didn’t the worldly experiences beyond play more than 10 minutes throughout soccer that I have been exposed to the entire tournament. Accepting a role is overwhelming. I’ve seen the giant as a reserve was completely new to me Christ the Redeemer statue in Brazil, and was something that really jarred my spent time in five different Japanese perception of myself as a soccer player. cities, and visited the Panama Canal. Even my relationship with Kristie was On the field, our team lost in the U-17 rocky. Being in such close contact in Women’s World Cup Final to North an extremely competitive environment Korea in an overtime heartbreaker. I felt forced us to distance ourselves from an immediate attraction to international one another emotionally. We both got soccer during that cycle, which ultimately into the habit of avoiding one another pushed me to continue pursuing soccer during camp, which carried over at such a high level. I was exposed to into our personal lives as well. Our some of the unique challenges that sports relationship as sisters had been strained 8 | U20WWC.OURGAMEMAG.COM Perspectives 2010-2012 Accepting a role as a reserve was completely new to me and was something that really jarred my perception of myself as a soccer player.
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