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soccer student-athlete at Shattuck-St. Mary’s studies

hard and plays hard. It is this very combination of rigorous

college-prep academics and exceptional soccer development

that sets Shattuck-St. Mary’s apart from other schools and

programs. At the heart of the School, is the belief that we are

preparing young men and women for life beyond high school.

This preparation is first and foremost – academic. The vast

majority of our graduates are consistently admitted to their

first-choice college choices. Once at college, our graduates

report that they are exceedingly well-prepared academically.

When it comes to soccer, our young program is producing

great results with a number of placements to exceptional

colleges. Soccer passion fueled at SSM continues into the

college years and beyond.

Founded in 1858, Shattuck-St. Mary’s is one of the oldest

college preparatory schools in the Midwest. In 2008-09, our

435 students come from 34 states and 22 countries. With an

average class size of 12, and a student to teacher ratio of

7 to 1, our primary goal is to prepare each student not just

for college but for a confident life beyond our doors.

We seek students of above-average ability and achievement

who are eager to take full advantage of the School’s academic

program and broad range of extracurricular activities. Students

can apply online by visiting our website: www.s-sm.org. For

more information about SSM and the application process,

please visit our website at s-sm.org or contact the Admissions

Office at 800-421-2724.

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Butler, Iowa, Lehigh, Miami, North Dakota State, Pittsburgh, Seattle Pacific, St. Louis, UCLA, Vanderbilt,Vermont, Virginia Tech

Samuel Asante - Lindsey Wilson UniversityBrooke Baker - Winona State UniversityTeal Bunbury - University of AkronRyan Cink - Villanova UniversityPaula Fast - University of ManitobaKK Frazier - Lenoir-Rhyne CollegeAli Kastner - University of ManitobaRob Kempf - Santa Clara UniversityVasilios Kyriakopoulos - Valparaiso UniversityMiles Lacey - St. Mary’s University (CA)Julie Lafreniere - University of ManitobaPaul Monsen - Marquette UniversityBaba Omosegbon - Harvard UniversityStephen Park - Princeton UniversityEmerson Peredo - Francis Marion UniversityKristina Rioux - University of PittsburghRyan Sappington - Bucknell UniversityBen Sippola - Butler UniversityChris Sutton - University of Notre DameBakari Williams - James Madison University

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tudent-athletes participating in the soccerprogram at Shattuck-St. Mary’s School havethe opportunity to benefit from working withcoaches who have an extensive network ofcollegiate contacts and working with collegeadvisors who have significant experienceworking with the full spectrum of colleges anduniversities available in the United States.

Coaches and college advisors work together tohelp each student-athlete develop a potentiallist of colleges and universities with particularattention paid to the athletic/academic interface.While coaches assist student-athletes inidentifying a range of schools appropriate for a young person’s particular skill/talent level,college advisors assist students in identifying a range of schools appropriate for a youngperson’s interests and academic preparation.Advisors assist with NCAA Clearinghouseregistration, test registration, and applicationpreparation. Our players also benefit from thepast college coaching experience of many ofour academy coaches as well as their vastnetwork of contacts within the collegiate ranks.Working closely together, our coaches andcounselors provide each player with the bestcollege placement service possible.

SSM has more than a decade of experience inworking with student-athletes who seek tocontinue their athletic participation at thehighest level possible during their collegeyears while also pursuing an academic career in preparation for graduate and/or professionalschool. We, as an institution, take great pride in providing students with the counsel of skilledprofessionals who have made working withmotivated young people their life’s work.

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School Contact Information

Admissions: 800-421-2724Soccer: 507-333-1745

SSM Merchandise School Store: 507-333-1632Webcasting (games on line):

www.ssmwebcasting.com

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SSM Soccer Coaches

A former professional player in MajorLeague Soccer (MLS) with the KansasCity Wizards and USL First Divisionteams Minnesota Thunder andCharleston Battery, Chris Brunt serves

as Head Coach for the U17 Boys and oversees the strength andconditioning program for all Boys teams.

Brunt was drafted by MLS in the 2002 Super Draft as the 37th overallpick. Prior to turning pro, Brunt enjoyed an outstanding collegiatecareer at Missouri State University where he set a school record for 67 starts in 68 games and finished fifth in all-time career points (53)and goals (20). He also ranks fourth in Missouri State history inscoring game winners with a total of eight. Brunt earned MissouriValley Conference (MVC) All-Conference honors for threeconsecutive years and was selected by league coaches to the MVCAll-Newcomers team in his freshman year.

A native of Omaha, NE, Chris was also selected to represent theUnited States in international competition while playing for the MLS Project 40 squad in Holland and Germany. A versatile player,Brunt played as a forward in college and as a defender during hisprofessional career.

Tim Carter, Director of Soccer and HeadCoach U18 Boys, was the former Directorof Youth Development and National Staff Coach for US Soccer. Creatingprogramming for U.S. Soccer’s Project

2010 Carter was also responsible for creating the first internationalcoach and player development exchange program between US Soccerand the Royal Dutch Football Association (KNVB).

With over twenty years of coaching experience including twelveyears at the NCAA Division I level at Illinois State, Duke andEvansville, as well as professional coaching experience with theMinnesota Thunder and Pittsburgh Riverhounds. Carter holds aUSSF Instructor License, USSF “A”License and a Diploma from the Union of European Football Trainers (UEFT).

During the 1998 CONCACAF World Cup qualifying, Carter scoutedfor the men’s senior national team and also served as the interimDirector of Coaching. Also, during the 1994 World Cup, he was amember of the Technical Study Committee for US Soccer and acontributing member to the FIFA Technical Study Committee for the 1996 Olympic Games.

An NSCAA Coach of the Year recipient, Coach Carter developed the soccer program at Illinois State into a top twenty program.While at Illinois State, Coach Carter served as the national chairmanMen’s Division I Coaches Committee. Additionally, Tim has servedas the Coaching Director for US Club Soccer’s id2 program.

A former professional player, Zafer playedin the 2nd and 3rd divisions in Turkey forPendikspor and Boluspor before comingto the United States to play for theMinnesota Thunder. Playing midfield,

he helped the Thunder to reach the play-offs in 2002 and 2004 andthe A-League championship in 2003 against the Charleston Battery.

A 1999 graduate of the University of Marmara (Istanbul, Turkey),Kilickan received his Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education with aspecialization in soccer. In addition, he has earned “B”coaching licensesfrom both the Turkish Futbol Federation and US Soccer Federation.

While playing for the Thunder, Kilickan coached several youth teamsin the Minneapolis area, winning two state cup championships, with a boys U13 team and girls U14 team, to advance to the US YouthSoccer regional championships. Kilickan also served as Director ofThunder Camps and the Director of Coaching for Minneapolis UnitedSoccer Club. Additionally, Kilickan served as assistant coach for theAugsburg College women’s program helping them to reach the MIACconference play-offs for three consecutive years.

A native of Kocaeli, Turkey, Kilickan quickly became a crowd favoritefor the Minnesota Thunder and was awarded the club’s HumanitarianAward in 2002 for his volunteer work in the community.

Tim CarterDirector of SoccerHead Coach U18 Boys507-333-1745 � tcarter@s-sm.org

Zafer KilickanAssistant Coach U18 BoysAcademy Community Liaison507-333-1748 � zkilickan@s-sm.org

Chris BruntHead Coach U17 BoysAcademy Program Coordinator507-333-1750 � cbrunt@s-sm.org

Josh played soccer at Carleton College(MN) for two years and then transferredto Prescott College (AZ) where hegraduated with a degree in wildernessleadership and a minor in environmentalstudies. He played central midfield during

his collegiate career at Carleton College, and lettered both hisfreshman and sophomore years.

Following graduation, Josh accepted the role as assistant men’s soccercoach at Carleton College for the 2007 season and helped lead theteam to the best season in the history of the program with a record of14-2-3, a national ranking of 15, and its first Minnesota IntercollegiateAthletic Conference championship. He is currently in his secondseason as the assistant at Carleton College and is serving as the headcoach for the junior varsity team. In 2007, Josh earned a nationalcoaching license from the United States Soccer Federation.

Josh grew up in Marshall, MI, and was heavily involved in soccer,tennis and basketball. In high school, he earned all-state soccerhonors his sophomore and senior years and was all-state in tennis hissenior year. Josh played club soccer for the Battle Creek Soccer Club.

Josh PettyAssistant Coach U17 Boys507-333-1703 � jpetty@s-sm.org

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Carl Craig, a native of Newcastle uponTyne, England, played soccer forNewcastle Boys and was selected torepresent his county as a member of the Northumberland Boys School

Select. He was later invited to train with Sunderland AFC withintheir Center of Excellence program. However, a serious knee injuryended his playing career.

Craig began his coaching career with the Northumberland FA wherehe was involved in youth soccer development and coach education.In 1994, Craig came to the US and joined the Eden Prairie Soccer Clubas a Head Coach and Program Director. In addition to coaching, Craigalso served as head coach for Minneapolis South HS and Hopkins HS.He later served as Head Coach for the Twin City Phoenix (PDL) andMinnesota Blast (NPSL).

Serving as the Director of Coaching or Technical Director forWestside SC, or Wings SC, Craig’s knowledge and experience in youth development has influenced many young players in the state.In addition, Craig currently serves as a regional staff coach withinthe USSF Region II ODP program and as a staff coach for theMinnesota Youth Soccer Association.

Craig holds a UEFA ‘A’License, USSF ‘A’License, NSCAA PremierDiploma and a Coaching Diploma from the Italian Soccer Federation(FIGC) as well as a USSF National ‘Y’License and a NSCAA Level 1GK certificate.

Michael Madigan is a graduate ofMacalester College (MN), and earnedNSCAA All-Region honors as a goalkeeperwhile posting the second best goals against

average (GAA) in the nation in 2002. After receiving his Bachelor ofArts degree in Economics, Madigan accepted a position as a graduateassistant coach at Penn State, Berhend.

Following his stint at Berhend, Madigan returned to Minnesota topursue a professional playing opportunity with the Minnesota Thunder.During his time with the Thunder, Madigan coached in the communitywith several youth teams as well as serving as the Director of Coachingfor the Sibley Sting Soccer Club.

In addition to his coaching at Shattuck, Madigan serves as the SSMSoccer Academy Community Director and oversees all developmentalinitiatives for community based programming, including the popularYouth Player Development Program, Academy Teams and the SoccerStart Program. He also serves as the Head Coach for the U14 BoysAcademy Team.

A staff coach for the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association, Madigancoaches in the MYSA’s Olympic Development Program. He holdsGoalkeeper Coach Certificates I, II and III from the NSCAA and a national coaching license from US Soccer.

A former fulltime national staff coach for US Soccer, David brings years ofcoaching experience at youth, collegiateand professional levels to the SSM Soccer Academy.

David’s resume includes head or assistant coaching positions atUniversity of South Carolina Spartanburg, Fresno State University,California State University at Sacramento and San Francisco StateUniversity. While at Sacramento State, David was named NSCAACoach of the Year for the 1987 season. Professionally, David coachedwith the APSL San Francisco Bay Blackhawks and the SacramentoSenators. In 1994 David was selected to coach at the US SportsFestival.

Specializing in elite youth player development, David has been anODP Regional Head Age Group Coach in both Regions II and IV.Most recently, David served as the Assistant Technical Director for theVirginia Youth Soccer Association where he worked closely with bothboys and girls ODP. Prior to joining US Soccer as a national staffcoach, David was the Director of Coaching and Player Developmentfor the New Mexico Youth Soccer Association.

While working for US Soccer as a national staff coach, he wasresponsible for overseeing the Midwest region of the country andworked closely with each state youth director of coaching to promoteplayer development and coach education. David continues to serve as an instructor at US Soccer National Coaching Schools.

David holds a USSF ‘A’ License, National Youth License, ScottishFootball Association ‘B’ License and a Brazilian International Coaching Certificate from the Rio De Janeiro Football Association.In addition, David holds a master’s degree in exercise physiology from San Francisco State University.

Carl CraigHead Coach U16 BoysSoccer Operations507-333-1704 � ccraig@s-sm.org

Michael MadiganAssistant Coach U16 BoysGK CoachAcademy Community Director507-333-1609 � mmadigan@s-sm.org

David LinenbergerDirector of Girls SoccerHead Coach U18 Girls507-333-1747 � dlinenberger@s-sm.org

Kelly brings twenty-four years of playingexperience and 8 years of coachingexperience at the club and collegiate levels to Shattuck-St. Mary’s. Kellyreceived her B.A. in business administrationmanagement from Judson University,and went on to pursue her master’s in

literature and film studies at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb,IL, and Oxford University, Oriel College, in the United Kingdom.

As an NAIA All-Conference athlete, Kelly captained her third andfinal season at Judson University in Elgin, IL, and played two seasonsfor Goal International Futsal Club in Schaumburg, IL.

Kelly’s coaching experience includes being the head coach for girlssoccer at Richmond-Burton Community High School; two seasonsas assistant coach and goalkeeper trainer for Waubonsee CommunityCollege, both in Illinois; eight seasons as head coach and goalkeepertrainer for Washington Island Soccer Club in Wisconsin; and teamtrainer with FC Peoria and Peoria Soccer Club in Illinois.

Kelly holds USSF and NSCAA coaching certificates, and a USOCSport Safety Training Certificate.

Kelly RetzAssistant Coach U18 Girls507-333-1719 � kretz@s-sm.org

Christopher CitowickiHead Coach U16 Girls507-333-1743 � ccitowicki@s-sm.org

Michele CostaAssistant Coach U16 Girls507-333-1715 � mcosta@s-sm.org

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A native of Bauru, Brazil, Michele joined theSSM soccer program after three years as thewomen’s graduate assistant soccer coach atNortheastern State University, an NCAADivision II school in Oklahoma.

Michele played four years of soccer forNational American University in Rapid City, SD, where she helped her team to three straight NAIA national tournament appearances. As a defender, she earned all-America, all-conference and all-regionhonors. In her sophomore year, she was named to the all-tournamentteam and was voted player of the year by her teammates.

A member of the Brazilian National Team, Michele earned her firstInternational Cap while playing against Scotland in 1996.A defensive midfielder, Michele played club soccer for the well-knownBrazilian team, Sao Paulo F.C., before coming to the United States toattend college.

Along with her achievements on the soccer field, Michele hasachieved great success in the classroom. She is fluent in Portugueseand English. In May 2002, Michele graduated from NAU with aBachelor of Science degree in business administration with anemphasis in international business. She earned her MBA fromNortheastern State University in 2005 and is now working on asecond master’s degree, in teaching.

A native of Poznan, Poland, Chris haslived in Italy, South Africa and Australia.While in Canberra, Australia, he playedprofessional soccer for Burns FC andWeston Creek FC, starting when he was16. In addition, he was selected torepresent Australia’s Capital Territory at

the National Futsal Championships and finished third. Chris movedto the United States in 2002 to study sports administration at LockHaven University of Pennsylvania.

In 2005, Chris began coaching the Second To None Soccer Club inPennsylvania before moving on to Bemidji State University in 2006 to work as the BSU women’s soccer graduate assistant. While at BSU,Chris helped the Beavers to two conference tournaments and an11-6-1 record within the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.This included a second-place finish within the NSIC in 2006 as well as being ranked 10th in the Central Region. At BSU, Chris completedhis master’s degree in sport studies, focusing on female soccer players’leadership preferences of their coaches.

In addition to coaching at Bemidji State University, Chris also servedas the director of coaching for the Bemidji Youth Soccer Association.Chris helped restructure the club to provide a more competitiveenvironment for U16 teams and above, as well as establishing goalsand objectives for the future of the association.

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Team Roster# Name Position Grade Height Hometown0 Julianna Jack GK 11 5’6” Ramsey, Minnesota1 Megan Hirschy GK 12 5’2” Fort Wayne, Indiana2 Johanna Kadam F/M 11 4’11” Germantown, Maryland3 Brooklyn Dyce D/M 12 5’4” Winnipeg, MB Canada4 Sam Peterson D 12 5’3” Mankato, Minnesota5 Kaeli Weber M/D 11 5’6” Spring Grove, Illinois6 Alyssa Ables M/D 12 5’3” Huntertown, Indiana7 Sloane Levin F 12 5’2” Hamburg, Michigan8 Taylor, Ochs D 12 5’4” Omaha, Nebraska9 Christine Dubuc M/F 11 5’6” Blainville, QC Canada10 Chelsea Cline M 12 5’1” Des Moines, Iowa11 Vanessa Legault-Cordisco F/M 11 5’5” Ste-Thérése, QC Canada12 Emilie, Huser F/M 12 5’2” Fort Wayne, Indiana13 Maddie Justin F/M 12. 5’3” Faribault, Minnesota14 Spencer Janicki M 12 5’6” Winnipeg, MB Canada 15 Gabby Ainsworth D 12 5’6” Coralville, Iowa16 Becky Stoneman D/M 11 5’4” Faribault, Minnesota17 Kristina Nordstrom F 11 5’8” North Prairie, Wisconsin18 Crystal Burns F/M 12 5’3” Bucyrus, Kansas21 CJ Rhoades M/D 12 5’5” Plainfield, Indiana

Head Coach: David LinenbergerAssistant Coach: Kelly Retz

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U18

Front Row (left to right) Head Coach David Linenberger, Alyssa Ables, Johanna Kadam, Chelsea Cline, Julianna Jack, Megan Hirschy,Becky Stoneman, Brooklyn Dyce, Maddie Justin, Assistant Coach Kelly Retz

Back Row (left to right) Emilie Huser, Sam Peterson, Taylor Ochs, CJ Rhoades, Kaeli Weber, Kristina Nordstrom, Spencer Janicki,Sloane Levin, Christine Dubuc,Vanessa Legault-Cordisco, Gabby Ainsworth, Crystal Burns

Alyssa AblesMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #6

Gabby AinsworthDEFENDER #15

Crystal BurnsFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #18

Chelsea ClineMIDFIELDER #10

Christine DubucMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #9

Brooklyn DyceDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #3

Megan HirschyGOALKEEPER #1

Emilie HuserFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #12

Julianna JackGOALKEEPER #0

Spencer JanickiMIDFIELDER #14

Maddie JustinFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #13

Johanna KadamFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #2

Vanessa Legault-CordiscoFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #11

Sloane LevinFORWARD #7

Kristina NordstromFORWARD #17

Taylor OchsDEFENDER #8

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Sam PetersonDEFENDER #4

CJ RhoadesMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #21

Becky StonemanDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #16

Kaeli WeberMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #5

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Shattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U16

Team Roster# Name Position Grade Height Hometown

0 Nastacia Behle GK 9 5’8” Saint Paul, Missouri

1 McKenzie White GK 10 5’4” Flower Mound, Texas

3 Alexandra Pantze F/M 10 5’3” Faribault, Minnesota

4 Rae Hohle M 8 5’0” Faribault, Minnesota

5 Kathleen Holder F 9 5’4” Palo Alto, California

6 Bethany Johns F/M 10 5’4” Mankato, Minnesota

7 Danielle Patterson D 9 5’2” Des Moines, Iowa

8 Sandra Graybill D 9 5’2” Lakeville, Minnesota

9 Meagan Tickle D 9 5’4” Carmel, Indiana

11 Olivia Stadler F/M 10 5’2” Faribault, Minnesota

12 Lily Jilk M 9 5’5” River Falls, Wisconsin

14 Katherine Reed M 10 5’2” Coatesville, Indiana

15 Hope Lundberg F/M 9 5’3” Faribault, Minnesota

17 Hayley Engel M 10 5’0” Faribault, Minnesota

19 Julianna Johnston M 10 5’4” Rochester, Minnesota

23 Sarah Anderson D 10 5’9” Marshalltown, Iowa

33 Natalie Fettinger GK 10 5’0” Hemlock, Michigan

Head Coach: Chris CitowickiAssistant Coach: Michele Costa

Front Row (left to right) Head Coach, Chris Citowicki, Hayley Engel, Olivia Stadler, Natalie Fettinger, Nastacia Behle, McKenzie White,Katherine Reed, Sandra Graybill, Assistant Coach, Michele Costa.

Back Row (left to right) Rae Hohle, Hope Lundberg, Meagan Tickle, Alexandra Pantze, Bethany Johns, Sarah Anderson, Julianna Johnston,Lily Jilk, Kathleen Holder, Danielle Patterson

Sarah AndersonDEFENDER #23

Nastacia BehleGOALKEEPER #0

Hayley EngelMIDFIELDER #17

Natalie FettingerGOALKEEPER #33

Sandra GraybillDEFENDER #8

Rae HohleMIDFIELDER #4

Kathleen HolderFORWARD #5

Lily JilkMIDFIELDER #12

Bethany JohnsFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #6

Julianna JohnstonMIDFIELDER #19

Hope LundbergFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #15

Alexandra PantzeFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #3

Danielle PattersonDEFENDER #7

Katherine ReedMIDFIELDER #14

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Olivia StadlerFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #11

Meagan TickleDEFENDER #9

McKenzie WhiteGOALKEEPER #1

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Soccer at Shattuck-St. Mary’s

SSM SOCCER ACADEMYThe SSM Soccer Academy offers aspiring players anopportunity to develop their soccer skills within our full-time residential program or in our part-time community program.This comprehensive programprovides a developmentalenvironment similarto those found inyouth academiesat professionalclubs aroundthe worldwhile at thesame time offeringa rigorous collegepreparatory education to thoseplayers within our residential program.

Residential ProgramA Shattuck-St. Mary’s School ‘Center of Excellence’, our full-timeresidential program provides players with a full nine months ofsoccer development and training. This sport-specific programprovides a daily regimen of individual and team training, soccerspecific conditioning, match competition, strength training andan on-going assessment and feedback process to enhance playerdevelopment.

Starting in September when school begins, players train daily andcompete on weekends, afternoons or evenings during the schoolyear. Competition is tailored to meet the needs of each age groupteam and includes games against schools, clubs, ODP selections,colleges, amateur teams, and youth or reserve squads fromprofessional clubs. Depending upon the age of the team, a yearlyschedule of 40-50 games is provided. More importantly, a 4:1 ratio of training to games is maintained throughout the year!

Providing quality competition and showcasing our athletes requirethat our teams travel both regionally and nationally. Most often ourteams travel by private charter coach except when distance requiresair travel. Since the beginning of the academy our teams havetraveled to over 20 different states for games and tournaments.

Head coaches with years of experience at youth, collegiate orprofessional levels direct our teams and oversee the daily trainingprogram. In addition, assistant coaches with past professional andcollegiate playing experience provide academy players insight intowhat it takes to make it at the collegiate level or as a professionalplayer. Working together, these coaches provide an integratedapproach to player and team development within the academy.The majority of our Head Coaches hold a USSF “A”License,NSCAA Diploma or foreign coaching certification.

Players in the residential program attend school full-time atShattuck-St. Mary’s as either a boarding or day school student.The college preparatory curriculum emphasizes the development of writing, critical thinking and time management skills.

This curriculum, combined with the soccer-specific training, betterprepares players to be successful student-athletes in college.

Community ProgramProviding age-appropriate training and competition for boys and girls from surrounding towns is the goal of our communityprogram. Utilizing the same facilities and training approach asour full-time residential program, players are provided a superiorlearning experience that enhances their overall soccerunderstanding. Players within the community program havethe opportunity to move into the full-time program pending theirage group and ability level.

Teams for both boys and girls are organized for players beginningat age twelve. These teams compete in selected tournaments,friendly games and competitions organized by our academythroughout the year. Players are identified and selected for theseage group teams through scouting or player trials. Members of our full-time academy staff, as well as youth coaches selectedexclusively for this program, serve as the team coaches. Forplayers twelve and under we offer our Juniors Program. Thisopen enrollment player development program is for boys andgirls who want to improve their understanding of soccer anddevelop their basic skills. Emphasizing the technical skillsneeded for soccer, this age appropriate training programsupplements the soccer experience provided to these playersby their local club or association.

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Club PartnershipsWorking closely with selected clubs or associations our academyprovides assistance and support to each organization through theestablishment of a Club Partnership. By creating these partnershipswe are better able to understand the needs of each organizationand how we can assist them to develop their players, coaches andprogram.

Focusing mainly on the needs for player and coach development,our academy staff provides technical guidance, player or coachtraining, as well as implementing programs that enhance oraccelerate the participant’s soccer experience. Each Club orassociation may utilize the outstanding facilities of the SSM SoccerAcademy for their games and programs.

Medical SupportHelping our athletes to stay injury free and healthy is an importantaspect of our program. Our health and sport medicine centerprovides two full-time certified athletic trainers, three full-timenurses and a part-time nutritionist. These individuals provide dailytreatment and care for the athlete as well as coordinating andoverseeing any rehabilitation program for an injured player. Backingup our sports medicine staff are several area orthopedic physicianswho specialize in the treatment and care of sports injuries.

College SoccerThe majority of soccer student-athletes coming to ShattuckSt. Mary’s have the goal of playing college soccer. Our coachingstaff helps to prepare these players to succeed in the collegeenvironment both on and off the field. Our coaches have a closerelationship with many college coaches throughout the U.S. andmaintain a network of college contacts at all levels of intercollegiateplay (NCAA Division I, II, III and NAIA). Through constant contactwith these connections we are better suited to place players at aschool that fits them best athletically and academically.

Connection to Professional SoccerOur soccer academy maintains contact with professional clubs andcoaches both here in the United States and internationally. Thesecontacts provide our players exposure to professional socceropportunities. Through exchanges with professional clubs,our academy coaches stay current on training methods and theplayer development process.

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Team Roster

Front Row (left to right) Head Coach Tim Carter; Bill Johnson, Luke Sollie, Felipe Carrasco, Francesco Capone, Rodolphe “Teddy”Vallee,Patrick Donyen, Saul Rosales, Gideon Asante, Assistant Coach Zafer Kilickan

Back Row (left to right) Joey Tennyson, Kevin Acevedo, Austin Decker, Jake Brown, Jordan Campbell, Keegan Gunderson, Trent Brown,Akil Howard, Eric Martin, Julian Cardona

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# Name Position Grade Height Hometown

0 Jordan Campbell GK 12 6’1” Lethridge, AB, Canada

1 Keegan Gunderson GK 12 6’0” Circle Pines, Minnesota

2 Francesco Capone D/M 12 5’9” Richmond Hill, ON, Canada

3 Jake Brown D 12 6’3” Omaha, Nebraska

4 Akil Howard D 12 6’1” Brooklyn, New York

5 Luke Sollie M/F 12 5’6” Lakeville, Minnesota

6 Rodolphe “Teddy” Vallee M/F 12 5’7” Shelburne, Vermont

7 Kevin Acevedo M/F 12 5’10” Fairfax, Virginia

8 Gideon Asante F/M 11 5’5” Sunyani, Ghana

9 Julian Cardona F 12 5’9” Lincoln, Nebraska

10 Saul Rosales M/F 12 5’2” Maplewood, Minnesota

11 Joey Tennyson M/F 11 5’9” Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

12 Austin Decker F/M 12 5’11” Tiffin, Iowa

13 William Johnson D/M 11 5’3” Ramona, California

14 Felipe Carrasco D/M 12 5’8” Iowa City, Iowa

15 Patrick Donyen F/MN 11 5’6” Crystal, Minnesota

16 Trent Brown D 12 6’1” Lacrosse, Wisconsin

17 Eric Martin F/M 12 6’0” Bentonville, Arkansas

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Kevin AcevedoMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #7

Gideon AsanteFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #8

Jake BrownDEFENDER #3

Trent BrownDEFENDER #16

Jordan CampbellGOALKEEPER #0

Francesco CaponeDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #2

Julian CardonaFORWARD #9

Felipe CarrascoDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #14

Austin DeckerFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #12

Patrick DonyenFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #15

Keegan GundersonGOALKEEPER #1

Akil HowardDEFENDER #4

William JohnsonDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #13

Eric MartinFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #17

Saul RosalesMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #10

Luke SollieMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #5

Joey TennysonMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #11

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Rodolphe “Teddy” ValleeMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #6

Team Roster

Front Row (left to right) Tyrel Spittler, Brycen Howard, Eddie Crespo, Jake Grawey, Head Coach Chris Brunt, Assistant Coach Josh Petty,Tony Frankenfield, Max Cainkar, Ben Monge, Ari Vrohidis

Back Row (Left to Right) JJ Olson, Adde Oluyedun, Michael Gandier, Ethan Harlow, Karim Darbaki, Tom Holland, Adam Glanzer,John Mulligan, Eden Spinks Jr., Joel Zimmerly, Brian Billings

# Name Position Grade Height Hometown0 Brian Billings GK Jr. 6’0” Apple Valley, Minnesota1 JJ Olson GK Jr. 5’11” Lakeville, Minnesota2 Ethan Harlow M/D Jr. 6’0” Essex Junction, Vermont4 Joel Zimmerly D/M Jr. 5’9” Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada5 Ben Monge D Jr. 5’8” Albuquerque, New Mexico6 Tom Holland M Jr. 6’0” Manchester, England7 Brycen Howard M/D So. 5’6” Crestwood, Kentucky8 Adam Glanzer M Jr. 5’10” Harrisburg, South Dakota9 Eden Spinks, Jr. F Jr. 5’10” Brooklyn, New York10 Tyrel Spittler F/M Jr. 5’5” Omaha, Nebraska11 Adekunle Oluyedun F Jr. 5’7” Westfield, Indiana12 Tony Frankenfield M Jr. 5’7” Faribault, Minnesota13 John Mulligan M Jr. 5’11” Andover, Minnesota14 Karim Darbaki M Jr. 6’1” Crystal, Minnesota15 Jake Grawey D/M Jr. 5’5” Stevens Point, Wisconsin16 Ari Vrohidis D/M Jr. 5’10” Stillwater, Minnesota17 Max Cainkar M/D Jr. 5’8” Western Springs, Illinois18 Michael Gandier M/F Jr. 5’10“ Hastings, Minnesota19 Edison Crespo F Jr. 5’7” Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U17

Brian BillingsGOALKEEPER #0

Max CainkarMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #17

Edison CrespoFORWARD #19

Karim DarbakiMIDFIELDER #14

Tony FrankenfieldMIDFIELDER #12

Michael GandierMIDFIELDER #18

Adam GlanzerMIDFIELDER #8

Jake GraweyDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #15

Ethan HarlowMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #2

Tom HollandMIDFIELDER #6

Brycen HowardMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #7

Ben MongeDEFENDER #5

John MulliganMIDFIELDER #13

JJ OlsonGOALKEEPER #1

Adekunle OluyedunFORWARD #11

Eden Spinks, Jr.FORWARD #9

Tyrel SpittlerFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #10

Ari VrohidisDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #16

Joel ZimmerlyDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #4

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Team Roster# Name Position Grade Height Hometown0 Sean Golden GK 10 6’0” Winnipeg, MB, Canada1 Dennis Sanchez GK 10 6’0” Albuquerque, New Mexico2 Brett Habermehl F 10 6’2” Moberly, Missouri3 Phillip Shehan M 10 5’3” Clermont, Florida4 Jordan Rendle D 10 5’8” Calgary, AB, Canada5 Hollie Gray M/F 10 5’2” West Des Moines, Iowa6 Stephen Bush D 10 5’6” Indianapolis, Indiana7 John Lujano M 9 4’11” McPherson, Kansas8 DJ Schillinger M 10 5’6” Noblesville, Indiana9 Christian Blandon F/M 10 5’9” Ridgefield, New Jersey10 Chance Rhoades M 10 5’8” Faribault, Minnesota11 Max Morice M/F 10 5’7” Stillwater, Minnesota13 Sean Murphy F/M 10 5’6” Rancho Palos Verdes, California14 Daniel Melong D 10 6’0” Bedford, NS, Canada17 Tom Skelly M/F 10 5’7” Wooster, Ohio18 Kyle Moraldo D 10 5’6” Winnipeg, MB, Canada19 Nick Robinson M 10 5’6” Canton, Ohio21 Jide Oluyedun F/M 10 5’7” Westfield, Indiana22 Jack Thesing F 10 6’0” London, England

HHeeaadd CCooaacchh:: Carl CraigAAssssiissttaanntt CCooaacchh:: Mike Madigan

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Front Row (left to right) Tom Skelly, Philip Shehan, Max Dierssen-Morice, John Lujano, Head Coach Carl Craig, Assistant Coach Mike Madigan, Sean Murphy, Nik Robinson, Hollie Gray, Kyle Moraldo

Back Row (left to right) Dennis Sanchez, Stephen Bush, Jide Oluyedun, Jordan Rendle, Daniel Melong, Brett Habermehl, Jack Thesing,Christian Blandon, Chance Rhoades, DJ Shillinger, Sean Golding

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U16

Christian BlandonFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #9

Stephen BushDEFENDER #6

Sean GoldenGOALKEEPER #0

Hollie GrayMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #5

Brett HabermehlFORWARD #2

John LujanoMIDFIELDER #7

Daniel MelongDEFENDER #14

Kyle MoraldoDEFENDER #18

Max MoriceMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #11

Sean MurphyFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #13

Jide OluyedunFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #21

Jordan RendleDEFENDER #4

Chance RhoadesMIDFIELDER #10

Nick RobinsonMIDFIELDER #19

Dennis SanchezGOALKEEPER #1

DJ SchillingerMIDFIELDER #8

Phillip ShehanMIDFIELDER #3

Tom SkellyMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #17

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Jack ThesingFORWARD #22

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Facilities at Shattuck-St. Mary’s

utstanding facilities provide perfecttraining conditions year round, regardless of weather. Players have access to some of the finest soccer facilities in the country.

The Dane Family Field House provides a full-sized state-of-the-art indoor synthetic field . In addition,Parade Field, an irrigated natural grass field and an outdoor synthetic fieldand are also available for training andgames. All fields provide for a minimumplaying dimension of 115x70 yards and are fully equipped with both full and small-sided goals for training and games.

In addition to the field facilities, athleteshave their own team locker rooms ,athletic training rooms and a fullyequipped strength and conditioningfacility .

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• Member of Canadian U.20 National Team whichwon the U.20 Women’s CONCACAF QualifingTournament by defeating the US in the final.

• Currently in residency with the U.20 CanadianNational Team in preparation for the 2008FIFA U.20 Women’s World Cup in Chile.

• An alternate for the Canadian Women’s OlympicTeam and represented Canada at the 2008Summer Olympics in China.

• Member of the St. Vincent and Grenadines Football Federation U.20 Men’s National Team competing in the second roundof CONCACAF qualifiers.

• 2008 NSCAA All American & 2008Parade High School All-American

• Named to the W-League 2008 AllLeague Team

• Two time NSCAA All-American 2007 and 2008

• U.17 Canadian National Team Pool

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The emerging Shattuck-St. Mary’s School soccerprogram continues to make its presence felt onthe national scene. The boys under-18 teamwent all the way to the final game of the U18U.S. Youth Soccer National Championshipslosing to defending champion Andromeda 90,out of north Texas.

To qualify for the final, the Sabres went undefeated (9-0-2) through 11 games of state, regional, and national competition. Thisincluded a 2-0 victory over two-time defendingregional champion, FC Milwaukee, in theRegional Final, and a 2-2 draw with Andromeda,the defending national champion, in NationalChampionships pool play.

U17 Boys Reach USClub Soccer NationalChampionshipsThe under-17 boys played in the U.S. ClubSoccer National Cup in Virginia Beach, VA.The Sabres were 1-1-1 in pool play of the U17Super Group division, scoring six goals andgiving up four. After a 1-0 loss to Real SaltLake Arizona 91, SSM’s team tied Howell SCStrykers (NJ) 3-3 and finished with a 3-0 victoryover Crossfire SC Premier 90 A Leemings.

U18 Boys Reach US YouthSoccer NationalChampionship Final