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Mad River Youth Soccer League
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Congratulations to our Mad River Youth Soccer Club Alumni
Who Have Committed to Play at the College Level
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Rebekah Matteri shown center in orange with her 2011 OIT team.
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Julia Middlemiss Signs Letter of Intent with SFSU
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March 31, 2011: Former Mad River United soccer player Julia Middlemiss has committed to play for the San Francisco State University soccer program. Ms. Middlemiss played Division 1 soccer throughout her Mad River United Club career, starting at U-11. She played for many coaches, including Nick Parker, Joe Homem and presently, Patrick Stranahan. Ms. Middlemiss was a four-year varsity player for Arcata High School, coached by Joe Homem. She participated in the CYSA District 5 ODP (Olympic Development Program) for three years, including two state tryout invitations. "I've been wanting to attend San Francisco State University since my freshmen year, and I'm excited as well as looking forward to having the privilege of being a part of such a talented and successful team next year."
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Shianne Zerlang and Karen Pontoni Fall 2008
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Benjamin Middlemiss controls the ball for UC Santa Cruz
2009 - One of four players to play in all 20 matches, placed fifth on the team in points with two goals and four assists
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Karen Pontoni - Defender (HSU white 21)
2011 - Senior Team Captain
2010 - CCAA All-Academic honors for the third year, Appeared in 17 games, starting all, Yarnall Scholarship for the second year, awarded to Student Athlete with top GPA in the Biological Sciences
2009 - One of four players to start in all 20 matches … tied for third on the side with five points – two goals and one assist,
2008 - Started all 20 games as a freshman
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Natalie Bensky (senior in 2009) was selected as a Jewish All-American by the Jewish Sports Review in its January/February 2010 edition. Bensky, the Wildcat mainstay in the net, was selected to the NCAA Division II & III First Team. A native of Willow Creek, Bensky helped lead Chico State to an 8-5-8 record in 2009, and had strong displays in the postseason – including a shutout against reigning national champion Seattle Pacific. She finished her career with the second lowest career goals-against average (GAA) in Chico State history and her 2009 GAA of 0.72 was the fourth lowest in school history.
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2008 - Matt Colwell’s bicycle kick with five minutes remaining capped off a
successful night when Humboldt State men’s soccer team defeated
Cal Poly Pomona, 2-1 in California Collegiate Athletic Association action.
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2008 CCAA Offensive Player of the Year Ross Middlemiss
2008 Daktronics NCAA Division II Men's Soccer All-America Third Team Selection
2008 NSCAA/adidas All-West Region team selection
2008 Daktronics West Region Player of the Year
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Sarah Ingram bids farewell to her HSU teammates at her final
collegiate game. Before her two years at Humboldt State
University, Sarah played with Santa Barbara City College
where she earned all-Western State Conference first team
selection for soccer and was named SBCC athlete of the year. |
Sarah Ingram (#2) and fellow seniors prepare for their final collegiate game vs. Stanislaus on November 2, 2008. |
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