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2003 SNICKERS® Region I Championships 2004 US Youth Soccer Region I Championships Host State Association: Soccer Rhode Island – Site: University of Rhode Island June 30 – July 5, 2004 Under 12 Girls Placement State Association Team Name Coach Champion New Jersey TBAA Renegades Paul Mayovich Runner-Up Eastern Pennsylvania Hershey Attack Michael McHugh Semi-Finalist Eastern New York Massapequa Power Tom Daly Semi-Finalist Pennsylvania West Beadling Erik Duffy Kohl’s Fair Play New Jersey TBAA Renegades Paul Mayovich Delaware CDSA Power Paul LeBlanc Maine Odyssey Jeanne Zarrilli Maryland SAC United Premier Dale Axenfeld Non-Finalist Teams New Hampshire Seacoast United Angela Titone Listed in Rhode Island South County Sharks Najih Lazar Alphabetical Order Vermont Nordic Spirit SC Jen Norton Virginia Loudoun Legends Rae Ann Taylor West Virginia West Virginia Premier Rick Clay Game Home Team Score Visiting Team Score Round 1 Eastern Pennsylvania 9 West Virginia 0 Round 1 Virginia 1 Delaware 2 Round 1 New Jersey 4 New Hampshire 0 Round 1 Vermont 1 Pennsylvania West 6 Round 1 Eastern New York 3 Maryland 1 Round 1 Rhode Island 2 Maine 1 Round 2 Eastern Pennsylvania 1 Virginia 0 Round 2 West Virginia 0 Delaware 7 Round 2 New Jersey 4 Vermont 0 Round 2 New Hampshire 0 Pennsylvania West 6 Round 2 Eastern New York 7 Rhode Island 0 Round 2 Maryland 7 Maine 0 Round 3 Delaware 0 Eastern Pennsylvania 2 Round 3 Virginia 11 West Virginia 0 Round 3 Pennsylvania West 0 New Jersey 3 Round 3 Vermont 1 New Hampshire 1 Round 3 Maine 0 Eastern New York 8 Round 3 Rhode Island 3 Maryland 3 SF #1 Eastern Pennsylvania 2 Pennsylvania West #1 1 SF #2 New Jersey 2 Eastern New York 1 OT FINAL Eastern Pennsylvania 0 New Jersey 2 2004 US Youth Soccer Region I Championships Host State Association: Soccer Rhode Island – Site: University of Rhode Island June 30 – July 5, 2004 Under 12 Boys Placement State Association Team Name Coach Champion Maryland Bethesda Roadrunners Ole Sand Runner-Up New Jersey NASA United Scorpions Juvental Davila Semi-Finalist Eastern New York BW Gottschee Flavio Ferri Semi-Finalist Eastern Pennsylvania Lower Merion Velez Miguel Nuila Kohl’s Fair Play West Virginia West Virginia United Storm Tim Blom Delaware CSA Clash Dean Temple Maine Maine Coast United Tim Darnell New Hampshire Seacoast United Tony Lepore Non-Finalist Teams Pennsylvania West Beadling Steve Evans Listed in Rhode Island Bruno United FC Scott Douglas Alphabetical Order Vermont Far Post SC Todd Kingsbury Virginia Manassas Crew David Reisey West Virginia West Virginia United Storm Tim Blom Game Home Team Score Visiting Team Score Round 1 New Hampshire 0 Maryland 2 Round 1 Eastern Pennsylvania 1 Pennsylvania West 0 Round 1 Vermont 0 Virginia 3 Round 1 Eastern New York 4 Maine 0 Round 1 New Jersey 7 Delaware 3 Round 1 West Virginia 0 Rhode Island 8 Round 2 New Hampshire 0 Eastern Pennsylvania 4 Round 2 Maryland 3 Pennsylvania West 0 Round 2 Vermont 1 Eastern New York 6 Round 2 Virginia 1 Maine 0 Round 2 New Jersey 11 West Virginia 0 Round 2 Delaware 2 Rhode Island 2 Round 3 Pennsylvania West 1 New Hampshire 2 Round 3 Eastern Pennsylvania 2 Maryland 1 Round 3 Maine 0 Vermont 6 Round 3 Eastern New York 1 Virginia 0 Round 3 Rhode Island 0 New Jersey 3 Round 3 West Virginia 0 Delaware 6 SF #1 Eastern Pennsylvania 1 New Jersey 2 SF #2 Eastern New York 0 Maryland 2 FINAL New Jersey 0 Maryland 1 2003 2004 US Youth Soccer Region I Championships Host State Association: Soccer Rhode Island – Site: University of Rhode Island June 30 – July 5, 2004 Under 13 Girls Placement State Association Team Name Coach Champion Eastern Pennsylvania FC Delco Storm Beth Hatt Runner-Up Maryland Bethesda Blast Brad Roos Semi-Finalist Virginia #1 Gunston Team America Clyde Watson Semi-Finalist Virginia #2 McLean MPS Netforce T.J. White Kohl’s Fair Play Maine MMFC Pat Somma Connecticut #1 Yankee United Robert Zuccaro Connecticut #2 South Central Premier Brian Murphy Delaware Kirkwood Blue Monkeys John Cappiello Eastern New York Sachem Pro Excel Blazers Tony Monaco Non-Finalist Teams Maine MMFC Pat Somma Listed in Massachusetts South Shore Select Rolando Lopes Alphabetical Order New Hampshire New Hampshire Classics Scott Swist New Jersey Hibernian Crush Jason Gresko New York West Rochester Jr. Rhinos Wilfredo Carbonel Pennsylvania West Beadling Denny Kohlmyer Rhode Island CLCF EGC Breeze Tom Wisniewski Vermont Nordic Spirit SC Caroline Riehl Game Home Team Score Visiting Team Score Round 1 Connecticut #1 2 Pennsylvania West 3 Round 1 New York West 1 Maryland 4 Round 1 Virginia #2 6 Maine 0 Round 1 Rhode Island 0 Connecticut #2 1 Round 1 New Jersey 1 Massachusetts 2 Round 1 Eastern Pennsylvania 5 Vermont 0 Round 1 Eastern New York 2 New Hampshire 1 Round 1 Delaware 0 Virginia #1 3 Round 2 Connecticut #1 4 New York West 1 Round 2 Pennsylvania West 1 Maryland 4 Round 2 Virginia #2 3 Rhode Island 2 Round 2 Maine 0 Connecticut #2 1 Round 2 New Jersey 0 Eastern Pennsylvania 2 Round 2 Massachusetts 9 Vermont 0 Round 2 Eastern New York 0 Delaware 1 Round 2 New Hampshire 0 Virginia #1 5 Round 3 Vermont 0 New Jersey 8 Round 3 Eastern Pennsylvania 2 Massachusetts 0 Round 3 Virginia #1 2 Eastern New York 0 Round 3 Delaware 3 New Hampshire 0 Round 3 Connecticut #2 0 Virginia #1 3 Round 3 Rhode Island 5 Maine 0 Round 3 Maryland 3 Connecticut #1 0 Round 3 New York West 0 Pennsylvania 0 SF #1 Maryland 3 Virginia #2 0 SF #2 Eastern Pennsylvania 3 Virginia #1 2 OT FINAL Maryland 1 Eastern Pennsylvania 2 2004 US Youth Soccer Region I Championships Host State Association: Soccer Rhode Island – Site: University of Rhode Island June 30 – July 5, 2004 Under 13 Boys Placement State Association Team Name Coach Champion Eastern Pennsylvania FC Delco Hammerheads Biff Sturla Runner-Up New York West Rochester Jr. Rhinos Kenneth Wilkin Semi-Finalist Maryland Potomac Cougars Premier Gary Kingsley Semi-Finalist New Jersey Howell Strykers Paul Calafiore Kohl’s Fair Play Delaware #2 YMCA Predators John Miller Connecticut West Hartford Zeke Seguro Delaware #1 Kirkwood Rockets Greg Esposito Delaware #2 YMCA Predators John Miller Eastern New York FC Westchester James Quiroga Maine Coastal SC Greg Yost Non-Finalist Teams Massachusetts FC Greater Boston Bolts John Kerr Listed in New Hampshire #1 New Hampshire Classics Tim Joseph Alphabetical Order New Hampshire #2 Seacoast United Erik Stewart Pennsylvania West Beadling Jim Langton Rhode Island Bayside Stompers Stacey DeCastro Vermont Nordic Spirit SC Pat Kelleher Virginia Springfield Fire Chris Short Game Home Team Score Visiting Team Score Round 1 New York West 5 New Hampshire #2 0 Round 1 Pennsylvania West 0 Massachusetts 1 Round 1 Delaware #2 0 New Jersey 4 Round 1 Virginia 8 Vermont 0 Round 1 Maine 0 Delaware #1 0 Round 1 Eastern Pennsylvania 5 New Hampshire #1 0 Round 1 Maryland 2 Eastern New York 0 Round 1 Connecticut 2 Rhode Island 2 Round 2 New York West 4 Pennsylvania West 1 Round 2 New Hampshire #2 1 Massachusetts 2 Round 2 Delaware #2 0 Virginia 5 Round 2 New Jersey 7 Vermont 0 Round 2 Maine 0 Eastern Pennsylvania 3 Round 2 Delaware #1 3 New Hampshire #1 2 Round 2 Maryland 1 Connecticut 0 Round 2 Eastern New York 1 Rhode Island 0 Round 3 Vermont 1 Delaware #2 2 Round 3 Virginia 0 New Jersey 3 Round 3 Massachusetts 0 New York West 2 Round 3 Pennsylvania West 1 New Hampshire #2 1 Round 3 Rhode Island 0 Maryland 6 Round 3 Connecticut 1 Eastern New York 1 Round 3 New Hampshire #1 0 Maine 3 Round 3 Eastern Pennsylvania 6 Delaware #1 0 SF #1 New York West 2 New Jersey 1 SF #2 Eastern Pennsylvania 2 Maryland 0 FINAL New York West 0 Eastern Pennsylvania 2 2004 US Youth Soccer Region I Championships Host State Association: Soccer Rhode Island – Site: University of Rhode Island June 30 – July 5, 2004 Under 14 Girls Placement State Association Team Name Coach Champion New Jersey Mt. Laurel United Strikers Michael Payne Runner-Up Maryland Freestate Shooters Tommy Nairn, Jr. Semi-Finalist Eastern New York East Meadow ISA Dynamite Lance Liebhabler Semi-Finalist New York West Rochester Jr. Rhinos Victor Van Viet Kohl’s Fair Play Virginia Sterling Elite Mike Jordan Connecticut South Central Freedom Doug Haas Delaware Kirkwood Raiders Lew Martin Eastern Pennsylvania Langhorne Strikers Ron Moser Maine Odyssey Todd Sniper Non-Finalist Teams Massachusetts South Coast Scorpions Ryan Puntirir Listed in New Hampshire MISL David Elliot Alphabetical Order Pennsylvania West Penns Forest Las Lobos Regis Schuchert Premier League PDA Power (NJ) Charles Naimo Rhode Island Rhode Island Rays Sting Alex Silva Vermont Nordic Spirit SC Jerry Frank Virginia Sterling Elite Mike Jordan West Virginia West Virginia Rowdies Brian Shields Game Home Team Score Visiting Team Score Round 1 Eastern Pennsylvania 5 Connecticut 2 Round 1 Maryland 4 Premier League (NJ) 1 Round 1 Rhode Island 5 Vermont 2 Round 1 Eastern New York 4 Maine 1 Round 1 Pennsylvania West 1 New York West 4 Round 1 West Virginia 0 Delaware 5 Round 1 New Jersey 6 Virginia 1 Round 1 Massachusetts 4 New Hampshire 2 Round 2 Eastern Pennsylvania 0 Maryland 3 Round 2 Connecticut 0 Premier League (NJ) 2 Round 2 Rhode Island 1 Eastern New York 2 Round 2 Vermont 2 Maine 1 Round 2 Pennsylvania West 7 West Virginia 0 Round 2 New York West 3 Delaware 1 Round 2 New Jersey 2 Massachusetts 0 Round 2 Virginia 2 New Hampshire 1 Round 3 Premier League (NJ) 3 Eastern Pennsylvania 1 Round 3 Maryland 1 Connecticut 2 Round 3 Maine 0 Rhode Island 4 Round 3 Eastern New York 7 Vermont 0 Round 3 Delaware 1 Pennsylvania West 6 Round 3 West Virginia 0 New York West 1 Round 3 New Hampshire 1 New Jersey 6 Round 3 Massachusetts
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