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2011-12 NEWS ARCHIVE Seacoast United Players Invited to US Soccer Training Center in CT November 5th, 2011 Four players from Seacoast United participated in the US Soccer Training Center in Portland, Connecticut on Saturday, November 5th. Players invited to this workout were born in 1997-1999 for the purpose of identifying the best for the US Soccer Youth National Team program. The Training Centers are held on a single day by invitation only, for elite players in key soccer markets. The SUSC players who were invited to participate were: Olivia Bamford (U13G Wanderers), Maddie Cheney (U14G Wanderers), Katie Day (U15G Showcase), and Billy Sinibaldi (’97 Boys Pre-Academy). Read more about the US Soccer Training Center identification process here. Simmons Invited to U17 WNT Camp in San Diego November 18, 2011 Seacoast United’s Lydia Simmons has been invited to train with the US Women’s U17 National Team at their domestic training camp to take place in San Diego, CA during the week of December 11-18th. The training camp will be held at the US Olympic Training Center, playing an important role in the evaluation of players as this age group continues to progress into World Cup qualifying. Read more about the U17 National Team program here. Lydia currently plays for the U17 Girls Showcase team coached by Ian Burgess, and had a fantastic showing with the Region I team in Florida last week. She has also been featured on TopDrawerSoccer.com’s Players to Watch here. Seacoast United would like to congratulate Lydia on her accomplishments and wish her the best of luck at the US National Team Camp! SUSC Players Receive All-State Honors Tuesday, November 29th, 2011 Seacoast United would like to acknowledge and congratulate the following club players who have been selected to NH All-State Teams based on their performances during the 2011 high school season: Division I First Team: Matt Cooper, Londonderry; Andre Simmond, Londonderry; Andrew Chaput, Manchester Central; Ramiro Osorio, Manchester Central; Kanoe Eichholz, Exeter; Allie Day, Exeter; Abby Short, Exeter; Peter Siragusa, Pinkerton; Carly Gould, Winnacunnet; Kirsten O’Neil, Winnacunnet Second Team: Jack McGovern, Exeter; Conner Noe, Spaulding Honorable Mention: Jordan Misiri, Concord; Bienvenue Kaneza, Concord; Brandon Sowell, Dover; Colleen Driscoll, Seacoast United Soccer Club – 2011/12 News Archive Dover; Shea Williams, Londonderry; Paige Rachel, Manchester Central; Jillian Graff, Manchester Central; Margaret Cohoon, Pinkerton; Matthew Sanchez, Salem; Ryan Gigliotti, Winnacunnet; Kara Martin, Winnacunnet Division II First Team: Evan Powlowsky, Bedford; Casey Schehl, Bedford; Syver Klefos, Bedford; Kyle Bisceglia, Goffstown; Michele Tremblay, Goffstown; John Deturk, Oyster River; Megan Comeau, Oyster River; Peyton Kent, Souhegan Second Team: Connor Brown, Bishop Brady; Charlie Prevost, Portsmouth; Abby Smith, Sanborn; Shelby Belak, Souhegan; Ed Conroy, St. Thomas; Lilly Radack, St. Thomas; Andrew Pesci, Windham Honorable Mention: Mitchell Marchand, Bedford; Kyle Estell, Coe-Brown; Dylan Bisceglia, Goffstown; Riley Ellis, Goffstown; Daniel Hazlett, Hanover; Christina Vlachos, Milford; Brogan O’Rourke, Oyster River; Tom Gehling, Oyster River; Kayli Igoe, Oyster River; Eric Frizzell, Portsmouth; Steven O’Callaghan, Sanborn; David Ham, St. Thomas; Jeff King, St. Thomas; Jacob Zimmerman, Trinity; Mike Sheahan, Windham Division III First Team: Paige Laliberte, Gilford; Zachary Hill, Somersworth; Rachel Hill, Somersworth Honorable Mention: Jason Underhill, Bow; Ian Hutchinson, Campbell Division IV First Team: Carla Nyquist, Derryfield; Lilysky Keenan, Gorham; Tori Rosebush, Lisbon; Julia Winn, Littleton; Taylor Glidden, Littleton; Ashley Hill, Littleton; Jen Tyrell, Pittsfield; Colleen Corliss, Pittsfield; Liza Bourdon, Sunapee; Martha Howe, Sunapee; Molly Puchtler, Sunapee Second Team: Katrina Holmes, Newmarket Honorable Mention: Derek Corrente, Epping; Alex Turcotte, Portsmouth Christian; Marshal Davidson, Wilton- Lyndeborough Teams Depart for Super Y Finals in Tampa December 1st, 2011 Three teams will represent Seacoast United Soccer Club at the 2011 USL Super Y North American Finals held in Tampa, Florida from December 2-6th. The U14, U15, and U16 Girls’ are among a total of 135 boys and girls teams to take part in the tournament. The event will take place at the Land O’Lakes Recreation Complex as well as JC Handley Sports Complex which will serve as headquarters after receiving a recent multi-million dollar upgrade. Seacoast United brought home the Super Y North American Championship in the U14 girls division back in 2009 under head coach David Burgess, who will return to the event this year with the U15 Girls. The majority of the ’09 championship squad will head back to Tampa as U16’s, this time with head coach Ian Burgess. The ’09 title was the 2nd Super Y Championship for the Club, its first coming in 2004 (U15 Girls). Tony Karibian’s U14 Girls are making their 2nd trip to Tampa after qualifying for the North American Finals as U13’s in 2010. Teams will participate in group play beginning on Friday, December 2nd, with championship matches taking place for each age group on Tuesday, December 6th. Seacoast United’s teams qualified for the Super Y North American Finals by finishing as first (U15’s) or second (U14 & U16’s) seeds in the New England Region after completion of June-August league play. USL’s Super Y League hosts divisions from U12 through U17 boys and girls within six regions across the United States & Canada (Mid Atlantic, Midwest, New England, Northwest, South Atlantic, and Southeast). Read more on the USL Super Y North American Finals by clicking here. U15, U16, & U17 Boys Phantoms Compete at Massapequa NY Showcase December 3-4, 2011 The Seacoast U16 Boys Phantoms and Barcelona squads combined for a trip to the Massapequa College Showcase and returned with some hardware to show for their efforts. The group finished with two wins and a tie in the group stage which Seacoast United Soccer Club – 2011/12 News Archive was good enough for first place in the bracket and a spot in the finals against a very strong Brooklyn Italians team. Despite going down 1-0 with 7 minutes remaining in the match, Seacoast bounced back and Alex Kennedy slotted home the equalizer with only 2 minutes to go. Heading into overtime, Seacoast had the momentum and carried most of the play but with under a minute remaining in the second overtime, on the brink of penalty kicks, Brooklyn counter attacked and put an end to a great weekend from the Seacoast United squad. Seacoast had plenty to be proud of as strikers Maan Alawa, Teyseer Missoum, Carter Madden, Alex Kennedy, and Brian Schwechheimer provided goals for the team. Midfielders Ryan Ruonala, Liam Rendall, Jack Nimmo, Stefanos Dokopoulos, Max Bortz, Austin Marshall, and Anuj Khadka kept possession well and showed some great creativity throughout the tournament. A strong defensive performance from Joseph Belanger, Aaron Dubois, Andrew Hawkins, Alessandro Calzone, and Scott Lamoureux helped in keeping opponents scoreless through the first 233 minutes of play. Goalkeeper Mark Davidson came up big on a number of occasions when he was called upon. The team was coached by James Goodwin and Rick Carvalho and finished as runners-up in the U16 division. U15 Boys Phantoms The U15 Boys Phantoms played their first game against a strong Massapequa squad, and although several chances were made by both teams it was Seacoast United who ran out winners 1-0 with a tremendous goal by Josh Johnston. The squad have only been together for a few practices but yet they seemed to gel so well in this early season match. The second challenge came from another Eastern New York squad in Cortland FC who ran out eventual winners after a dour first half. The opposition squeezed one in the near post after some good defending by Hayden Cassassa and Alex Melanson. Goalkeeper Aaron Spencer was again in outstanding form. The boys had to wait for a new draw for their last opponent of the showcase, facing a Brooklyn Italians side who were well organized and pleasantly surprised by our style of play. Seacoast kept the ball well and should have been ahead when Josh Johnston had a great strike from 20yds whistle past the post. Stellar defending by Melanson and Brandon O’Neal kept the score 0-0. Then from nowhere the Italians scored a winner against the run of play. Losing 0-1 in their final game and going 1-0-2 for the weekend showed very promising results for head coach Brian Germaine. Coach Germaine is looking forward to the next few months of training as the boys prepare for their outdoor season this coming spring. U17 Boys Phantoms The U17 Boys Seacoast United Phantoms took part in the Massapequa Showcase in Long Island over December 3rd & 4th. The boys started out the weekend playing strong against NYE Alleycats, in a game that saw great opportunities on both sides. Tom Sullivan came up big in net a number of times to keep the game close. Unfortunately, after a turnover in the attacking third, the lone goal of the game came late in the second half for the Alleycats. The Phantoms pressed and had a few chances to draw even but could not find the back of the net. TJ Tetreault played well alongside Alec Watkinson in the back. Connor Glynn and Shawn Swist also played well throughout the weekend. Fatigue set in early in their second game, as the Phantoms struggled to find the offense needed against a Hyde Park select NYE team, resulting in a 0-1 loss. In Sunday’s match vs. Hicksville Long Island, the Phantoms finally started to get the offense going in the right direction but failed to top their opponent, losing 0-4. Overall it was a good first showing. The team enjoyed the time getting to know each other and lay the foundation for a productive season.
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    1 TRANSFORMERS: York CAN MICHAEL BAY REVIVE THE SERIES? IndepeA publicationnd of SEACOASTen HIPPO t JUNE 30 - JULY 6, 2011 www.yorkindependent.net FREE Cyan Magenta Yellow Yellow Black 1 Your guide to local ice cream INSIDE: NOTES FROM THE DINER 2 1.0 Text 1.1 Subhead 1.2 Byline A 1.2.1 Byline B 1.3 Title 1.3.1 Subtitle 1.4 Listings Text 1.5 Cutline 1.5.1 Cutline (no underline) 1.6 MTW Date 1.6.1 MTW Town 1.7 Film Title 1.7.1. Film First Graph 2.0 LISTINGS HEADER 2.1 VENUE LINE 5 ... For ice cream 2.1.1 Venue Text In our third issue of this 13-week summer series of the York Independent, we look at ice cream. 2.1.2 Venue Town Karen Plumley talks to an expert and offers some places to go for the sweet stuff. Look for a new York Independent each Thursday through Sept. 8. If you have an event you want to tell us about, send the information to [email protected]. All Time Low all ages ...........mon AUG 1 comedian AZIZ ANSARI Stone Temple Pilots ........ tue AUG 2 Also on the cover: Amy Diaz reviews Transformers: Dark of the Moon. See her thoughts and Sunday, June 26 listings for films beyond the cineplex on page 22. Reporter Craig Robert Brown makes a stop THURSDAY JUNE 30 Stone Temple Pilots .......wed AUG 3 at the Maine Diner on page 14. Louis C.K. comedian, 2 shows .thu AUG 4 comedian JOHNPINETTE Queensryche .............................fri AUG 5 sunday july 3 York Independent Inside SAT 7/2•ALL AGES America ...................................sat AUG 6 Staff ThisWeek 2 Reggae Revival with Ali Editorial 4 THIS WEEK saturday Executive Editor Five things happening this week plus more ideas for Bob JULY 9 Campbell’s UB40, Junior Amy Diaz, [email protected], ext.