Thanks to all of the fans, referees, coaches, and most importantly the players, who made the Second Annual Central Missouri All Star Games such a success. It may have been a bit on the warm side, but I hope everyone had fun. The seniors of 2009 are to be congratulated, they entertained the crowd with some great soccer.
Congratulations to the men's and women's 2009 Jon Strodtman Award winners: Emily Downing of Jefferson City High School and Mason Morawitz of Hickman. The Player of the Game awards went to west team members Forrest McCurren and Halee Ruckman, and east side was represented by team members Matt Brumit of Hickman and Mariah McClain of Jefferson City.
6/18/09
The Central Missouri All Star Games are tonight!
Come watch the Stars shine in Ashland.
Southern Boone County High School Stadium
Tonight, June 18, 2009
Registration/knock around starts at 4pm
Pre-game meal for the players at 5pm
Women's game at 6pm
Men's game at 7:30pm
Concessions available Free admission Donations to the American Cancer Society in memory of Jon Strodtman.
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All Stars not too late to confirm their spot at cjbake@gmail.com.
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6/11/09 4:00pm
Pride Ladies settle for title of "Semifinalist"
Just got word from Springfield. The Pride U-17 girls lost to the defending runner-up.
6/11/09
Columbia Pride U-17 Girls reach the semifinals of the Missouri State Cup!
With an opening round win over AFA Cougars- Drake of 2-1, the girls find themselves playing for a berth in the championship game on Friday. Today's semifinal starts at 2pm agianst the St. Louis Scott Gallagher United team. The final will be Friday at 4pm. Pride U17 Girls are coached by Kevin Roderique.
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First Pride Banquet Saturday, June 13, 2009
6:00 pm
Stoney Creek Inn
Dinner catered by Hoss's
Cost is $40 per person
Pride players and coaches (non-parent) are free!
6/10/09
Latest College schedules available on the College Page
6/9/09
Mid-Missouri still represented in the U-17 State Cup Final
Despite the Pride U17 team losing in the Missouri State Cup quarterfinals, Mid-Missouri was still represented by three players in the U-17 Final. Jervis Atagana (Missouri S&T/Hickman) and Alec Nagel (Jefferson City) of St. Louis Scott Gallagher I, faced George Plakorus (Hickman) of St. Louis Scott Gallagher Green. The out come favored Atagana and Nagel, with St. Louis Scott Gallagher I winning 3-1. Mason Morawitz (Missouri S&T/Hickman) who plays on the two time State Cup Champion, Springfield Soccer Club U-18 men's team did not fare so well. They did not make it to the final for the first time in three years, losing in penalty kicks to the eventual champion, St. Louis Scott Gallagher I (U-18) and Kevin Miller (Helias/Valparaiso).
6/7/09
Central Missouri can be proud
Pride U16 and U17 boys both "left in on the field" yesterday in MYSA State Cup quarterfinal action. The U-16 team coached by Scott Wissinger lost 2-0 to the Springfield Soccer Club, and the U-17 team coached by Kevin Roderique lost 4-0 to the four time runner up, St. Louis Scott Gallagher. The two Pride teams have players from Jefferson City, Moberly, Sedalia, Hallsvile, and Columbia. Next action for an area team will be Wednesday. Coach Roderique will make the trek back to Springfield as the Pride U-17 Girls take on the AFA Cougars at 4pm.
6/6/09
Pride Men both win opening games
Both Columbia Pride teams opened MYSA State Cup Play with wins. The U-16 team opened up with a win over Midwest Regional League and St. Louis squad,the Metro-Strikers Premier. After going down early 1-0 on a wind assisted goal, the team fought back to tie the game and send it to overtime. In overtime Andy Atkins came through with the game winner. Later the U-17 boys battled through a windy first half to a 0-0 tie. In the second half the Pride men took over and dominated, with the final being 2-0. Both teams play again today. The U-16 team will face Springfield Soccer Club, while the 17's take on last year's State Cup runner-up, the St. Louis Scott Gallagher White.
6/1/09
Helias and Southern Boone bow out in Quarterfinal action
Both girls squads lose in Missouri high school quarterfinal action. Helias loses to Smithville 2-0, and Southern Boone to Springfield Catholic 2-1. Congratulations to both teams and coaches for a successful season.
State Cup looms large for local teams
This weekend the Missouri State Cup gets underway in Springfield. Three Pride teams are taking on the competition in this one-and-your-done format. The Pride U-16 Boys lead off on Saturday, June 6th with a game against a St. Louis area team. They will take on an unfamiliar foe in the Metro-Strikers Premier squad at 11:30am. The U-17 Pride boys will play St. Louis Scott Gallagher Blue on Saturday as well. This 2pm game is a rematch of an earlier season SLYSA league game in which Pride came out on top 6-2. But this is Cup, so watch out boys! On Wednesday, June 10th, at 4pm the lone local women's squad, the Pride U-17 team will face the AFA Cougars. The teams are comprised of players from all over Central Missouri. The U-16 boys team is coached by Scott Wissinger. Both of the U-17 teams are coached by Kevin Roderique. One young man on the Pride U-17 team has already won a state championship this year in Springfield. Taylor Cox won a co-championship in the State High school golf tournament a couple of weeks ago. We will see if he can bring home another!
5/30/09
Central Missouri All-Star game to be held June 18th, 2009 at Southern Boone High School Stadium in Ashland
Brought to you by Kilgore's Medical Pharmacy and SoccerPro
4pm Registration and knock around (warm-up)
5pm Player meal
6pm Women's game
7:30pm Men's game
2009 Central Missouri All-Star Teams
Women's East
1. Edith Lopez (M) - Hickman
2. Lauren Kaufman- (D) - Hickman
3. Mariah McClain (K) - Jefferson City
4. Abbey Campbell (D) - Jefferson City
5. Emily Downing (D) - Jefferson City
6. Jenna Foster (M) - Jefferson City
7. Destiny Galbreath (F) - Jefferson
City
8. EricaBay
(M/D) - Mexico
9. Kyneah Brookins (D) - Mexico
10. Khala Fowler (K) - Mexico
11. Katelynn Heimericks (D) - Fulton
12. India
Leutkemeyer (M) - Fulton
13. Ilana Archuleta (M/F) - Fulton
14. Stephanie Kirvan ( ) - Camdenton
15. Jennifer Rawson (D) – Southern Boone
16. Katie Jones (M/F) – Southern Boone
17. Lauren Kile (D/M) – Southern Boone
18. Laura Harrison (M) – Southern Boone
Alt. Monica Lovli (D/M) – Southern Boone
Alt. Kelsey Singleton (M) - Southern Boone
Alt. Maura Wright - Hickman
Alt. Kelsey Lammy - Hickman
Alt. Fatima
1. Grant Godwin (K) -Christian Fellowship
2. Ben Seidel (D) -Christian Fellowship
3. Mason Morawitz (M/F) -Hickman -X
4. Jervis Atagana (M/F) -Hickman -X
5. Matt Brumit (D) -Hickman
6. Graham Lloyd (M) -Hickman -X
7. Matt Wilson (D) -Mexico
8. Austin Newman (D) -Mexico
9. Patrick Newman (F) -Mexico
10. Frank Morgan (F) -Jefferson City
11. Adam Stark (M) -Jefferson City
12. Brad Stewart (M) -Jefferson City
13. Cody Schwartz (D) -Fatima
14. Jordan Bock (K) - Fatima
15. Zach Massman (D) -Fatima
16. Aaron Lacy (F) -Troy
17. Jay Cockrell (M) -Troy
18. Josh Habermehl (M) -Moberly
19. Aaron Heathman (M) -Moberly
Alt. Rodney Wieberg (F) -Fatima
Alt. Gabe Bure (D) -Fatima
Alt. Collin Turk (F) -Moberly
Alt. Bryant Rivera (M/F) -Moberly
Alt. Belle
Alt. Linn
Men’s West
1. Chris McCoy (F) - Marshall
2. Melvin Moreno (D) -Marshall
3. Ronald Magana(D)- Marshall
4. Forrest McCurren (F) -Helias
5. Kevin Miller (M) -Helias -X
6. Casey Baumhoer (D) -Helias
7. Jorden Bax (K) -Helias
8. Brian Dermody (M) -Helias
9. Caleb Boeckman (M) -Helias
10. Bryce Mihalevich (M) -Helias
11. Spencer Adams (D) -RockBridge
12. Frank Bowman (K) -RockBridge
13. Travis Ward (D) -RockBridge
14. Adam Ross (F) -RockBridge -X
15. Luke Ristow (D) -RockBridge
16. Drew Whitney (M) -Camdenton
17. Ethan Castle (M) -Camdenton
18. Jeff Moffitt (F) -Camdenton
19. Jake Schuster (D) -Camdenton
20. John Carroll (M) -Sedalia
Alt. James Ward (D) -Helias
Alt. Matt Seyer (D) -Helias
Alt. Cole Camp
Alt. Smithton
2/7/09
Congratulations to Mason Morawitz and Jervis Atagana!
Both Hickman seniors sign with Missouri S & T. Soccer careers will continue in Rolla under the Miners head coach Joe Ahern. Other signees are asked to let us know of their future college plans.
12/30/08
Sarah Cavin of Carerra named Girls Competitive Coach of the Year by Missouri Youth Soccer Association.
Congrats! More details here: www.mysa.org
12/24/08
Merry Christmas! Happy New Year!
See you on the pitch in 2009.
All-State Teams for Missouri at Missouri State High School Soccer Coaches Association website.
Congratulations to all Central Missouri All-Staters!
http://www.mosoccercoach.com/
12/22/09
Central Missouri All Stars Game slated for mid-June, Men's team to be announced on February 9th, 2009.
12/2/08
Morawitz named offensive MVP for class 3, All Central Missouri Region
See the complete All Region and All District teams on the "News" page. Class 1 and 2 to follow.
11/22/08
St. Dominic is class 2 Missouri Champion
Helias went down in defeat 2-1. Great season for the Crusaders, congratulations!
Helias plays for it all today
The Helias Crusaders will attempt something no other mid-Missouri team has ever done. This afternoon at the Anheuser-Busch complex, in Fenton, the Helias team will face St. Dominic at 5pm to decide the class two Missouri champion. Helias defeated Cape Notre Dame 1-0, in penalty kicks last night to make it to today's championship match. Go Crusaders! In class three, it will be the first ever non-St. Louis final at 7pm tonight. Glendale came back from a 1-0 deficit to beat DeSmet in the second overtime, 2-1. Class one is an all St. Louis affair. John Burroughs will face Trinity Catholic at noon today.
11/16/08
Tigers' season end with PK's
Not the way any team wants to end a game, but that is what happened to the Missouri Women's soccer team after 1-1 in regulation and two overtimes today. They came up on the short end of 4-3 PK's. A number ten ranking currently, a probable top twenty ranking at the end of the season, and a Big Twelve Championship are all pretty darn good!
Glendale puts a finish on the Jays' dreams
Three unanswered first half goals were all that Glendale needed to end the Jefferson City Jay's run in the state soccer tournament. Final Glendale 3, Jefferson City 0.
11/15/08
Tigers advance, will face Illinois on Sunday
Two first half goals were enough to push the MU Women past Evansville in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Michelle Collins and Candice Ruff each notched a goal, while the Missouri defense and Tasha Dittamore shutout the Evansville offense. After last nights 2-0 tally, Missouri will have its own border battle on Sunday. Illinois beat Memphis 1-0 earlier in Columbia. Sunday's game will kickoff at 1pm at Mizzou's Walton Stadium.
11/14/08
Helias makes it to the Anheuser Busch Complex!
The Crusaders advanced by beating the Smithville Warriors 2-0 last night in quarterfinal action. Helias will face Notre Dame of Cape Girardeau on 11/21/08 at noon. The AB Complex is in Fenton, MO.
McKendree downs the William Woods
In the AMC Championship game the Lady Owls go down in defeat 0-5.
Zou Crew continue their winning ways
Zou Crew (U-13 Boys) won the Thompson Fall Classic in Springfield going 4-0. (more info in the Club section)
11/11/08
The Jays advance to the Quarterfinals
Jefferson City wins convincingly over Rolla tonight, 3-0. They will face Glendale, Saturday at 1pm, at Waynesville High School.
William Woods Women to play McKendree for the AMC Championship
William Woods the #3 seeded team brings down the #2 seeded Missouri Baptist team, 4-2. The Owls will face McKendree Thursday night at McKendree.
Columbia College season "may" come to an end tonight
With a 2-0 loss to McKendree tonight, the Cougars will have to hope for a invitation, in order to continue season.
Missouri to open NCAA Tournament play in Columbia
Missouri was selected to host Evansville on Friday at Walton Stadium. Game time is at 7pm.
11/10/08
Missouri wins Big 12 championship
The Tigers go through Texas (3-1), Kansas (2-1, PK's), and Colorado (1-0) to win it all! Congratulations!
11/8/08
Helias avenges earlier season loss to Moberly
Helias wins over Moberly 2-0 in the district championship. The game was halted two minutes early due to a fight, which involved several players. Moberly finishes with a record of 24-3, Helias advances at 22-2-1. They will face Smithville on Thursday at 6:30pm, at Blue Springs South High School.
11/6/08
Columbia College vs. William Woods, Saturday
Collegiate post season action takes place Saturday at 1pm on R. Marvin Owens Soccer Stadium in Columbia. Two local teams slug it out to see who will advance.
Rolla wins district 10
Camdenton went down in defeat 2-1 last night at the feet of Rolla. Rolla will face Jefferson City on Tuesday, at 6:30pm. The sectional game will be played at the 179 Complex in Jefferson City. The winner of that game will face the winner of the Glendale/Carthage match-up in quarterfinal action on 11/15/08 in Waynesville.
11/5/08
Hickman's season comes to a close at the hands of Jefferson City in overtime
Tied 1-1 at the end of regulation, the Jays score the golden goal with four minutes left in the first regulation.
Helias and Moberly advance to the championship
The Crusaders down Marshall, 4-2, while Moberly survives some tense moments in its win over Warrensburg, 3-2 in overtime. Helias will have its hands full with Moberly on the Spartan's home field, Friday at 7pm.
Southern Boone makes an early exit this year in class 1
The Wildcats of Linn send Southern Boone home with a 3-1 loss. In the other semi-final game MMA takes care of Winfield, 6-0. MMA will face Linn, Thursday in Winfield.
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11/3/08
Its Hickman vs. Jefferson City in the class 3, district 9 final
Hickman wins 3-1 over the newcomer Troy, while the Bruins and Jays battle it out through two overtimes and into PK's. The Jays keeper stops three to help the Jays prevail. The Championship will be Wednesday night in Jefferson City.
Moberly and Helias advance in district 7, class 2
As expected, the Crusaders and Spartans cruised to victory over Kirksville and Boonville repectively. The Crusaders will have to make it by a good Marshall team in order to face the winner of the Moberly/Warrensburg this Thursday night. Warrensburg will also provide some challenges for Moberly, coming into the game with only four losses in twenty-four attempts.
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11/1/08
No tricks for the Jayhawks, only treats for the Tigers
MU Women pound Kansas 6-0 on Halloween, which is as it should be!
Troy ends Smith Cotton's season
A 6-0 thrashing sends Sedalia home. District newcomer Troy will face top seeded Hickman Monday at 5pm in Jefferson City.
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10/31/08
Spooky games before districts
The top two seeds in Class 2 fall in their last regular season games. Moberly and Helias were sporting one loss seasons before this week. Moberly lost to Marshall and now Helias has fallen to Springfield Parkview 2-1. Districts lurk around the corner. Class 2 was supposed to be all Moberly vs. Helias, and Class 1 and 3 were toss ups.......
Rock Bridge playing well heading into districts
A two one loss is never good, but one can take some consolation that it was at the hands of the #2 team in the state. Rock Bridge played well against St. John's Vianney, but loss 1-2. Thursday night was better to the Bruins, as they beat a good Rolla team 3-0. With wins over Rolla and Kickapoo, and a tough loss to Vianney, it looks as though the Rock Bridge team is heading into districts playing well.
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10/29/08
Moberly stumbles against Marshall
Marshall shuts out Moberly 1-0.
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10/26/08
MU Men win Regionals!
On to the National Championships in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in November. They went 4-0-1, allowing no goals in five games. In the final, the Tigers took out the Cowboys of Oklahoma State, 2-0.
#10 Longhorns defeat the Tigers at home
Texas put an end to Missouri's hopes of winning the Big Twelve for the first time by winning 2-1 Sunday. Mizzou went scored first, but failed to hold the lead.
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10/25/08
Mizzou Women down Baylor 2-0
The #16 Tigers are playing well this season. Last night they tied their single season win record. Be sure and see them Sunday at 1:30pm, as they take on the #10 Texas Longhorns.
Heading into districts
Helias and Moberly are the teams to watch in class 2. Those two teams each have one loss, with wins over some stiff competition. Which ever team emerge from district 7, they will probably go far. Classes 1 & 3 are a toss up. Lots of talent, but who will pull it together?
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10/21/08
Columbia and Jefferson City Split
Crusaders and Bruins victorious, Jays and Kewps lose.
Columbia College wins over Missouri Baptist
Cougars score one and allow none. ______________________________________
10/19/08
The Tigers roll over #6 A & M
Goals by Kari Adam, Krista Kruse, and Ashley Hamblin lead the Tigers to victory over the number six team in the country! Tasha Dittamore shut out the Aggies with five saves. Final 3-0
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10/19/08
Crusaders vs. Kewps
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Jays vs. Bruins
Columbia is the place to be Tuesday night as Helias brings it's one loss record to bear against Hickman and on the southside, Rock Bridge will host the Jays of Jefferson City.
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10/18/08
Rock Bridge upsets Kickapoo in double overtime
The Bruins beat Kickapoo (#4) after two overtimes with penalty kicks. After losing to Glendale (#9) on Friday night they manage two wins Saturday over Ozark and Kickapoo. The Hickman team holds Kickapoo 0-0, until late in the game and ends up losing 2-1 on Friday night. The Kewpies lost Saturday to Glendale 3-2.
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10/17/08
Moberly keeps on rolling!
At 18-1 and a number four in the state ranking, the Spartans seem to have it going this fall.
Art Firley Shootout promises great soccer this weekend in JC
Big names come to town. CBC, Chaminade, Blue Valley Northwest, and 2007 State Champion, Rockhurst. JC's schedule is on the High School page, other big games include Chaminade vs. Blue Valley at 4:30pm on Friday and Rockhurst vs. CBC at 10:45am Saturday.
Rock Bridge and Hickman face off against #5 Kickapoo and #9 Glendale this weekend
Big test for both teams. Rock Bridge faces off Friday night against Glendale at 5pm, then on Saturday with Ozark at 10am, and Kickapoo at 2pm. Hickman plays Kickapoo Friday at 5pm, and Glendale at 10am, Saturday.
William Woods Men and Women both win over the University of Illinois-Springfield
Successful afternoon for the Owls. Men 2-1 after two overtimes, the women handle things well in regulation 2-0.
Bruins over the Vikings
Rock Bridge wins 2-0 over Parkway North. The Vikings were much better back in the 70's!
Jefferson City takes it on the chin
Only allowing two goals in two games might not normally be too bad, but only if you can score goals yourself. Two 0-1 scores against Edwardsville and Lutheran South leave Jays wanting. SLUH Billikens finish off the Jays 6-0 in the final game on Saturday.
Hickman drops out of class 1, Moberly moves up to #4, Helias (#8), and Marshall (#11) in class 2, and Smithton gets one vote (#13) in Class 1, while Sacred Heart drops out.
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#16 Mizzou continues its winning ways
Tigers over the Sooners, 2-0. Missouri women improve to 9-3.
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Columbia College improves to 5-5-1
Cougars blank Harris Stowe 3-0.
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