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Back again, starting this fall.
Team Registration: August 1,
2009
Individual Player Information to WASA: August 28, 2009
1st
First Game: September 6, 2009.
League will have a Fall and Spring schedule with 8
games each. If there is any interest, there will be indoor.
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In Men’s Open Final, Bavarians
(WI) and Nebraska 402 (NE) kept the game close as the score remained 2-2 in the
90th minute. Both teams played on Saturday under a sunny sky with temperatures
in the high 90s. The match went into overtime to only give two more goals for
Bavarians making them the 2009 USASA Region II Open Cup Champions. Bavarians
lost their chance to advance in last year’s qualifying when they were
eliminated in quarterfinals by AAC Eagles (IL).
Their next game will be
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The following teams from Wisconsin participated in
the Region II National Amateur Cup games on June 25-27, 2009 in Oak Park,
IL:
| Category |
Team |
| Men's Amateur |
Croatian Eagles |
| Men's U20 |
Milwaukee Kickers
Elm Grove
SC |
| Men's U23 |
FC Magic |
| Men's Over 30 |
Milwaukee City SC |
| Women's Amateur |
Women's Soccer Club United |
| Women's U23 |
FC Milwaukee |
Milwaukee Kickers U20 have won and are
advancing on to the finals.
The USASA National Cup Finals will be held
in Orlando, Florida, July 24-26, at the Seminole County Sports Training Center.
More...
| Date/Time |
Home |
Score |
Away |
Score |
Location |
| Men's US Open |
| Sat. June 27,
12:00pm |
Nebraska |
2 |
Bavarians |
4
(OT) |
Gaelic Park Field 1 |
| Men's Amateur |
| Fri. June 26,
4:00pm |
Cincinnati Freedom |
2 |
Croatian
Eagles |
1 |
Gaelic Park Field 7 |
| Sat. June 27,
10:00am |
Croatian
Eagles |
1 |
Carpathia Kickers |
1 |
Gaelic Park Field 2 |
| Sat. June 27,
4:00pm |
American Futbol
Academy |
1 |
Croatian
Eagles |
7 |
Gaelic Park Field 3 |
| Men's U20 |
| Fri. June 26,
2:00pm |
Schwaben AC |
2 |
Elm Grove SC |
0 |
Gaelic Park Field 3 |
| Fri. June 26,
2:00pm |
Milwaukee
Kickers |
3 |
FC Indiana |
1 |
Gaelic Park Field 4 |
| Sat. June 27,
8:00am |
Kansas Rush |
1 |
Milwaukee
Kickers |
5 |
Gaelic Park Field 3 |
| Sat. June 27,
12:00pm |
Elm Grove SC |
1 |
Kansas Rush |
0 |
Gaelic Park Field 4 |
| Sat. June 27,
4:00pm |
Elm Grove SC |
0 |
Milwaukee
Kickers |
0 |
Gaelic Park Field 8 |
| Sun. June 28,
8:45am |
FC Indiana |
2 |
Elm Grove SC |
1 |
Gaelic Park Field 7 |
| Sun. June 28,
1:15pm |
Milwaukee
Kickers |
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Schwaben AC |
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Gaelic Park Field 3 |
| Men's U23 |
| Fri. June 26,
12:00pm |
United Football Club
Eagles |
3 |
FC Magic |
2 |
Gaelic Park Field 3 |
| Sat. June 27,
8:00am |
Westside United
Indiana |
4 |
FC Magic |
1 |
Gaelic Park Field 6 |
| Sat. June 27,
2:00pm |
FC Magic |
0 |
Ela Elite |
3 |
Gaelic Park Field 7 |
| Men's Over 30 |
| Fri. June 26,
4:00pm |
Green White SC |
2 |
Milwaukee City
SC |
2 |
Gaelic Park Field 4 |
| Sat. June 27,
12:00pm |
Ajax SC |
5 |
Milwaukee City
SC |
1 |
Gaelic Park Field 3 |
| Sun. June 28,
11:00am |
Milwaukee City
SC |
0 |
Schwaben AC |
5 |
Gaelic Park Field 1 |
| Women's Amateur |
| Fri. June 26,
2:00pm |
Women's SC
United |
3 |
AAFC Elite |
1 |
Gaelic Park Field 2 |
| Sat. June 27,
10:00am |
Eclipse |
5 |
Women's SC
United |
0 |
Gaelic Park Field 7 |
| Sat. June 27,
4:00pm |
FC Indiana |
0
(Forfeit) |
Women's SC
United |
3 |
Gaelic Park Field 5 |
| Women's U23 |
| Fri. June 26,
12:00pm |
Ela Elite |
2 |
FC Milwaukee |
4 |
Gaelic Park Field 2 |
| Fri. June 26,
4:00pm |
Nebraska Select U23 |
0 |
FC Milwaukee |
3 |
Gaelic Park Field 8 |
| Sat. June 27,
8:00am |
JB Marine |
1 |
FC Milwaukee |
0 |
Gaelic Park Field 7 |
| Sat. June 27,
2:00pm |
FC Milwaukee |
2 |
Cincinnati United
Premier |
0 |
Gaelic Park Field 3 |
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This is the final end of the season rankings.
| Rank |
Team |
| 1 |
Milwaukee Brewers |
| 2 |
USA Palermo |
| 3 |
Milwaukee Sport Club |
| 4 |
Serbian SC Milwaukee |
| 5 |
Bavarian |
| 6 |
United Serbian |
| 7 |
Milwaukee Kickers |
| 8 |
WSC Tigers |
| 9 |
D&S |
| 10 |
Verdi |
| 11 |
Celtics |
| 12 |
Club Latino |
| 13 |
Croatian Eagles |
| 14 |
WSC United |
| 15 |
Cd Aguila |
| 16 |
Polonia |
Here are the results of the first round of
the playoffs.
| Date/Time |
Home |
Score |
Away |
Score |
Location |
| Sun. June 28, 5:00pm |
1 Milwaukee Brewers |
1 |
8 WSC Tigers |
0 |
Polonia Club |
| Wed. July 1, 7:30 p.m. |
2 USA Palermo |
2 |
7 Milwaukee Kickers |
3 |
Uihlein - Pat Jones Field -
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| Sun. June 28, 12:30pm |
3 Milwaukee Sport Club |
6 |
6 United Serbian |
0 |
MSC |
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4 Serbian SC Milwaukee
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4
(Winner) |
5 Bavarian |
4 |
Serbian SC Milwaukee win by shootout in the
dark after double overtime |
Here are the games scheduled in the second
round of the playoffs.
| Date/Time |
Home |
Score |
Away |
Score |
Location |
| Sun. July 12, 12:30pm |
1 Milwaukee Brewers |
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4 Serbian SC Milwaukee |
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Uihlein
Field |
| Sun. July 12, 12:30pm |
3 Milwaukee Sport Club |
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7 Milwaukee Kickers |
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Milwaukee
Sports Club |
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This is the final end of the season rankings.
| Rank |
Team |
| 1 |
Bavarian |
| 2 |
Croatian Eagles |
| 3 |
Milwaukee Kickers |
| 4 |
Madison United |
| 5 |
Serbian SC Milwaukee |
| 6 |
Club Latino |
| 7 |
Milwaukee Sport Club |
| 8 |
United Serbian |
Here are the games scheduled in the first
round of the playoffs.
| Date/Time |
Home |
Score |
Away |
Score |
Location |
| Sun. July 12, 3:00pm |
1 Bavarian |
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4 Madison United |
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Bavarians field` |
| Sun. July 12, 3:00pm |
2 Croatian Eagles |
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3 Milwaukee Kickers |
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Croatian Park |
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World Cup in Africa Stumbles Over
Strike by Barry Bearak
JOHANNESBURG — Thousands of South African
construction workers walked off their jobs on Wednesday, beginning a nationwide
strike that could threaten the biggest event in international soccer, the 2010
World Cup.
However important the tournament may be to fans of the
game, it represents nothing less than a defining moment for South Africa, the
first country on the continent selected to host such a major sports
competition... More at
The New York Times
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Pictures of the 2009 TOPSoccer Winter Fest are
now up on the WSA
website
Support TOPSoccer Today!
Support them easily
by:
- Sign-up for Pick 'n Save "We Care" Program.
- Identify TOPSoccer, #835075, as one of the
recipients of your contribution (If you don't have the number, they have a book
there with all the numbers. Also, Pick'n Save allows up to three groups to
benefit from your spending!
- Shop at any Pick'n Save location.
Contact John Janasik at 414.545.0069 or at
414.545.7227 2# go to
www.wisconsinsoccer.org.
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| Trying to snag a new Wave
owner by Don Walker
Franklyn Gimbel, chairman of the Wisconsin Center
District, which operates the U.S. Cellular Arena, the home of the Milwaukee
Wave, said Wednesday that he was actively working his own contacts to try to
secure a new owner for the soccer franchise... More at
JSOnline. |
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In 1950 India withdrew form the World Cup because
FIFA refused to let their team play barefoot.
In 1954 Turkey knocked out
Spain from during a World Cup qualifier by drawing straws. Blindfolded Italian
boy Luigi Franco Gemma picked the straws to decide the winner.
In 1998
English referee Martin Sylvester sent himself off after punching a player
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Gerard Averill, Player, Madison
56ers
Currently resides in Madison, WI. He has one son, Zephyr. Gerard was
born in Madison, WI in 1964. His playing career as a goalkeeper began as a
youth with the Madison 56ers SC and at Madison West HS where he led his teams
to numerous league and state championships. In 1979 he was selected to try-out
with the U.S. U16 National Team and from 1980 to 1981 played in Austria with
the First Vienna FC.
Gerard returned to Madison to play with the
University of Wisconsin from 1982 to 1986. As a collegian goalkeeper he was the
UW's MVP for three years from 1984 to 1986, an All-Mideast selection in 1986
and 1986, a NSCAA All-American in 1986, won Academic All-Region honors in 1985
and 1986, and a College Senior Bowl All-Star Game selection in 1986. Over
twenty years later he still holds the UW record for career wins (40) and career
saves (299). From 1985 to 1986 he was a U.S. Senior National Team Pool player;
he was selected to the 1987 U.S. Sports Festival North team; and was an
alternate with the U.S. Olympic Team in 1988. When not involved in national or
regional team competition, Gerard played in the Wisconsin Major Division with
the Madison 56ers, winning numerous conference, national cup, and Region 2
Tournament of Champions championships, and later with the Amira/Blackhawks FC.
Gerard continues to play competitive soccer, although he is now does so as an
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Fond du Lac, Wis.-Fond du Lac High School soccer coach
Greg Winkler, a three-time Fox Valley Association Coach of the Year and 2004
Division 1 High School Coach of the Year, released his first book this week,
titled Coaching a Season of Significance. The book focuses on the challenges
that arise during a given season and how coaches can ensure that each player
has a significant season in terms of experiences and development.
"Coaching isn't just about strategies and methods to
win the game," Winkler said. "It's about relationships with kids and providing
positive examples for them. That's mainly what this book is about."
Winkler, who has coached the boys' program for twelve
years and the girls' for four, has led Fond du Lac to five conference titles,
ten regional crowns, and two sectional championships in his tenure. Despite his
success on the field, Winkler's Coaching a Season of Significance provides a
plethora of information on handling situations off the field.
"This book talks a lot about things outside of
practice time," Winkler said. "It gives you things to think about while
preparing for a season or maybe if you're just starting a coaching career. My
goal is to provide you with things you might not have considered otherwise."
Coaching a Season of Significance includes chapters on dealing with other
coaches and parents, organizing player meetings, setting team goals, and
constructing a chain of command.
In addition to accolades at the high school level,
Winkler has been recognized as the Wisconsin Youth Coach of the Year in 2006
and as Soccer Parents of the Year in 2002 along with his wife, Vikki. He has
served as President of the Fond du Lac Soccer Association from 1992 to 2000 as
well as President of the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association from 2002 to
2006. Winkler, who teaches physical education at Fond du Lac High School,
earned a Bachelor of Science from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in
1983.
For more information about Winkler or Coaching a
Season of Significance, please contact Greg Winkler by email at
gregvikkiwinkler@att.net or by phone at (920) 960-8814.
Further information can be found at
www.gregwinkler.net.
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| Date |
Teams |
Local Time |
Venue |
| 7/11/2009 |
Real Salt Lake vs. Club America (Mexico) |
6:00 p.m. MT |
Rio Tinto Stadium (Sandy, UT) |
| 7/14/2009 |
Seattle Synergy vs. Argentina WNT |
6:00 p.m. PT |
Starfire Sports (Tukwila, WA) |
| 7/15/2009 |
Colorado Rapids vs. Club America (Mexico) |
7:30 p.m. MT |
Dick's Sporting Goods Park (Commerce City, CO) |
| 7/15/2009 |
Monterrey (Mexico) vs. Indios (Mexico) |
8:00 p.m. CT |
Coyote Stadium (La Joya, TX) |
| 7/16/2009 |
Portland Rain vs. Argentina WNT |
7:30 p.m. PT |
Hillsboro Stadium (Hillsboro, OR) |
| 7/18/2009 |
Seattle Sounders FC vs. Chelsea FC (England) |
12:00 p.m. PT |
Qwest Field (Seattle, WA) |
| 7/18/2009 |
CSD Comunicaciones (Guatemala) vs. CS Herediano (Costa Rica) |
7:30 p.m. ET |
Moretz Stadium LenoirRhyne Univ. (Hickory, NC) |
| 7/18/2009 |
Cruz Azul (Mexico) vs. Tigres (Mexico) |
7:00 p.m. CT |
Mike A. Myers Track & Soccer Stadium (Austin, TX) |
| 7/19/2009 |
Club America (Mexico) vs. Inter Milan (Italy) |
4:00 p.m. PT |
Stanford Stadium (Palo Alto, CA) |
| 7/19/2009 |
Atletico Nacional (Colombia) vs. Nuevo America de Cali (Colombia) |
6:30 p.m. ET |
FIU Stadium (Miami, FL) |
| 7/19/2009 |
L.A. Galaxy vs. AC Milan (Italy) |
7:00 p.m. PT |
Rose Bowl Stadium (Pasadena, CA) |
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