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Free Download SGFsoccer.com – The Magazine 27 May 2008 - 2 - Steve Ole Olson SGFsoccer.com – The Magazine TABLE OF CONTENTS Publishers Information ....................................................................................................................................3 Publishers Message .........................................................................................................................................4 Southwest Soccer All-Stars ..............................................................................................................................5 Region II Tournament.....................................................................................................................................8 European Championship 2008..........................................................................................................................8 US Olympic Preparation...................................................................................................................................9 Beijing Olympics .............................................................................................................................................9 US Men’s National Team................................................................................................................................10 Harry Cooper - The Man, The Legacy .............................................................................................................11 Lake Country Soccer .....................................................................................................................................15 JB Marine Springfield Girls Tryouts .................................................................................................................17 Springfield Soccer Club Tryouts......................................................................................................................18 Total Soccer Club Teambuilding and Tryouts ..................................................................................................19 Regional Camps ............................................................................................................................................20 Drury Panthers.......................................................................................................................................20 Missouri Southern State University ..........................................................................................................21 Missouri Science & Technology Miners - Boys...........................................................................................21 Missouri State Bears ...............................................................................................................................22 Missouri Science & Technology Miners – Girls ..........................................................................................23 SGFsoccer.com Photos ..................................................................................................................................23 Represent Springfield Soccer in College ..........................................................................................................24 Regional PDL Players.....................................................................................................................................25 Jack Jewsbury, KC Wizards............................................................................................................................26 KC Wizards Schedule ..............................................................................................................................29 Springfield Demize, PDL ................................................................................................................................30 Springfield Soccer Club U23...........................................................................................................................30 Springfield Catholic Camp..............................................................................................................................31 Springfield Demize Academy..........................................................................................................................31 Nixa Soccer Club Camps ................................................................................................................................32 Springfield Soccer Club Programs...................................................................................................................32 Calendar of Events........................................................................................................................................34 Camp Schedules – Bolivar ..........................................................................................................................35 Camp Schedules – Joplin............................................................................................................................35 Camp Schedules – Nixa..............................................................................................................................35 Camp Schedules – Rolla .............................................................................................................................35 Camp Schedules – Springfield.....................................................................................................................35 Publishers Information Published by SGFsoccer.com, provided free of charge thanks to the support of the sponsors of this publication and the soccer community in Southwest Missouri Publisher – Steve Ole Olson Cover Design – Elizabeth Russell, [email protected] Editorial Assistance – Clarissa French, [email protected] Photography – Steve Ole Olson, Getty Images (via KC Wizards), Gwen Kueny Published three times a year, offering Summer, Fall and Spring issues featuring the players and teams that are in-season. Stories on the history and growth of the game in Southwest Missouri are included. The Summer issue features Professional soccer and a complete directory of Camps and Clinics in the Region. Subscription information will be available in the future. Please send all corrections or additions to [email protected] 27 May 2008 - 3 - Steve Ole Olson SGFsoccer.com – The Magazine Publishers Message When I decided to publish this magazine, I didn’t think it would be too difficult. Boy was I wrong. But like almost everything associated with the game of soccer, I appreciate the enthusiasm it has generated in the people I have talked to about it. I hope this magazine, and the ones to come, meet your expectations. The objective is to promote the game and to develop ‘soccer junkies’ in Southwest Missouri. I believe the key to that effort is covering the players and the teams that mean the most to you – generally the high school game and to a smaller degree the college game. It also means exposing you to events and experiences outside your comfort zone. Your feedback is the key to improving the process so please be certain to share your thoughts! Thanks to Jeff Rogers who was my introduction to soccer in Springfield, a coach my nephews played for and admire, and who continues to share of himself as he has for so many young men and women. Thanks to Jan Stahle , with whom I share a love of the game and a common Swedish heritage, for offering support and encouragement from the start. Thanks to Coaches Mike Gow , Mike Howard , Chris Miller and Nick Schmitt who very early embraced what I was doing and pushed me to create even more. Thanks to Jeremy Alumbaugh and his team at Springfield SC who have offered me a ‘peek behind the curtain’ at the challenges of running a successful Club program at a national level as well as allowing me to partner with him on the All-Star game. Sponsors who make this possible include Pension Consultants, Inc. Harry Cooper Supply Company, Hogan Title Company, Cox Health, Christenson Transportation and the folks who buy my photos. Thank you! Lebanon Yellowjackets soccer players at the Homecoming football game in 2007: Michelle Hicks (F), Katey Hedgpeth (U), Courtney Chodes (T), Brianna Ragains (B), Hanna Winkel (O) and Cassie Wood (L). Photo courtesy of Gwen Kueny 27 May 2008 - 4 - Steve Ole Olson SGFsoccer.com – The Magazine Additional top field players include: Southwest Soccer All-Stars • TJ Martin, Webb City Cardinals, Class 2 Regional Player of the Year • Tanner Roberts, Bolivar Liberators, Class 2 th The 4 Annual game Regional Defender of the Year returns Thursday June • Kam Maddy, Rolla Bulldogs central midfielder & th 19 to the Cooper Class 3 Regional player Soccer Complex in • Justin Rogers, Glendale Falcons central midfielder Springfield, MO. & Class 3 Regional player • Kyler Temple, Kickapoo Chiefs forward & Class 3 The games feature the Regional player who has committed to the Drury best graduating high Panthers school seniors in the • Will Griffin, Parkview Vikings defender & Class 3 region, as chosen by Regional player Steve Ole Olson of SGFsoccer.com and Jeremy • Richard McNulty, Rolla Bulldogs defender & Class 3 Alumbaugh of Springfield SC. Nominations were Regional player sought from the Coaches at the twenty-nine (29) boys teams and twenty-two (22) girls teams across Girls Roster all classes that play soccer in the Southwest Missouri region. With a bumper crop of college recruits this This year’s girl’s roster includes players
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