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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 2009-10, our

437 students come from 36 states and 20 countries. With an

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

9 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 at 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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College Advising and the Student-Athlete

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SS tudent-athletes participating in the soccer program at Shattuck-St. Mary’s School have the opportunity to benefit from working with coaches who have anextensive network of collegiate contacts and workingwith college advisors who have significant experienceworking with the full spectrum of colleges anduniversities available in the United States.

Coaches and college advisors work together to helpeach student-athlete develop a potential list of colleges and universities with particular attention paid to the athletic/academic interface. While coaches assist student-athletes in identifying a range of schools appropriate for a young person’s particular skill/talent level, college advisors assist students inidentifying a range of schools appropriate for a young person’s interests and academic preparation. Advisors assist with NCAA Clearinghouse registration, test registration, and application preparation. Our players also benefit from the past college coaching experience of many of our academy coaches as well as their vast network of contacts withinthe collegiate ranks. Working closely together, our coaches and counselors provide each player with the best collegeplacement service possible.

SSM has more than a decade of experience in working with student-athletes who seek to continue their athleticparticipation at the highest level possible during their college years while also pursuing an academic career inpreparation for graduate and/or professional school. We, as an institution, take great pride in providing students with the counsel of skilled professionals who have made working with motivated young people their life’s work.

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SSM Players Excel

Alyssa Ables - Ball State UniversityKevin Acevedo - University of WI-MilwaukeeGabby Ainsworth - University of IowaGideon Asante - Old Dominion UniversitySamuel Asante - Lindsey Wilson UniversityJake Brown - St. Louis UniversityTrent Brown - US Military AcademyTeal Bunbury - University of AkronCrystal Burns - New Mexico State UniversityFelipe Carrasco - University of Illinois-ChicagoFrancesco Capone - Missouri State UniversityJulian Cardona - Butler UniversityRyan Cink - Villanova UniversityChelsea Cline - UCLAEdison Crespo - University of WI-MilwaukeeAustin Decker - Lehigh UniversityBrooklyn Dyce - North Dakota State UniversityPaula Fast - University of ManitobaKK Frazier - Lenoir-Rhyne CollegeMichael Gandier - Furman UniversityAdam Glanzer - Butler University Keegan Gunderson - University of Pittsburgh Ethan Harlow - Boston UniversityMegan Hirschy - Queens UniversityAkil Howard - University of BuffaloSpencer Janicki - Eckerd UniversityMaddie Justin - St. Mary’s University

SSM SOCCER ALUMNI

• 2009 Canadian National Team

• 2008 Olympic Team Alternate

• 2008 Canadian U-20 World Cup Team

• 2006 US Soccer U-17 National Team

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

• 2007-08 NSCAA All American

• 2008 USL W-League 1st Team Selection

• 2008 Parade All American

• 2005-07 US Soccer U-16 National Team

• Two time NSCAA All-American 2007 and 2008

• U.17 Canadian National Team Pool

• 2009 Missouri Athletic Club’s Hermann Trophy Finalist

AKIL HOWARD ’09UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO

CHELSEA STEWART ’08VANDERBILT

CHELSEA CLINE ’09UCLA

TEAL BUNBURY ’08AKRON UNIVERSITY

Ali Kastner - University of ManitobaRob Kempf - Santa Clara UniversityVasilios Kyriakopoulos - Valparaiso UniversityMiles Lacey - St. Mary’s University (CA)Julie Lafreniere - University of ManitobaSloane Levin - Virginia TechEric Martin - Missouri State UniversityKate McCusker - Indiana UniversityBen Monge - University of RochesterPaul Monsen - Marquette UniversityJJ Olson - Saint Martin’s CollegeAdekunle Oluyedun - Butler University Baba Omosegbon - Harvard UniversityStephen Park - Princeton UniversityEmerson Peredo - Francis Marion UniversityCJ Rhoades - Vanderbilt UniversityKristina Rioux - University of PittsburghSaul Rosales - Luther CollegeRyan Sappington - Bucknell UniversityBen Sippola - Butler UniversityChelsea Stewart - Vanderbilt UniversityBecky Stoneman - Bowdoin CollegeChris Sutton - University of Notre DameJoey Tennyson - University of WI-MadisonTeddy Vallee - University of VermontAri Vrohidis - Colorado School of Mines Bakari Williams - James Madison University


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A former professional player, Zafer playedin the 2nd and 3rd divisions in Turkey for Pendikspor 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),Zafer received his Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education with aspecialization in soccer. In addition, he has earned an “A” Licensefrom the US Soccer Federation and a “B” License from the TurkishFutbol Federation.

While playing for the Thunder, Zafer coached several youth teams in the Minneapolis area, winning two state cup championships, witha boys U13 team and girls U14 team, to advance to the US YouthSoccer regional championships. Zafer also served as Director ofThunder Camps and the Director of Coaching for MinneapolisUnited Soccer Club. Additionally, Zafer served as assistant coachfor the Augsburg College women’s program helping them to reach the MIAC conference play-offs for three consecutive years.

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

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).

Carter has over twenty years of coaching experience including twelve years at the NCAA Division I level at Illinois State, Duke, and Evansville, 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 forthe 1996 Olympic Games.

A 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.

Marc Sutton brings over twenty-one yearsof coaching experience at the club level toShattuck-St. Mary’s. A former Director ofCoaching and club trainer, Marc’s teamshave won Minnesota state

championships in three of the last five years and were ranked ashigh as 13th in the country and 2nd in the region. A two-timenominee for the Minnesota coach of the year, over ninety percent ofMarc’s players have gone on to play soccer at the intercollegiate level.

Four players from Marc’s teams have been a part of the SSM SoccerAcademy. Three of them were members of the inaugural class in2005 and were part of the team that reached the US Youth SoccerNational Championship final in 2008. One of those players wasMarc’s son, Christopher, who went on to play soccer at theUniversity of Notre Dame.

Prior to joining the staff at SSM, Marc spent the last twenty-nineyears working in engineering and sales. In addition to his assistantcoaching duties, he serves as the Academy General Manager and isresponsible for all aspects of academy operations and administration.Marc also holds a US Soccer Federation coaching license.

Tim CarterDirector of SoccerHead Coach U18 Boys507-333-1745 • [email protected]

SSM Soccer Coaches

Joining our coaching staff as an assistantcoach for U17 Boys is Tommy Nienhaus.An Indiana native, Tommy previouslyserved as the Boys Head Varsity Coach at Lawrence North High School for the2007 and 2008 seasons where his team

posted an overall record of 24-6-8 and was a state high schoolSectional runner-up in 2008. In addition, he also was a member of the club coaching staff for both FC Pride and Carmel Unitedand served as a coach within the Indiana Youth Soccer AssociationOlympic Development Program where he coached several currentSSM players.

A certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through theNSCA and a Corrective Exercise Specialist through the NASM,Tommy will also be involved developing strength and conditioningprograms for players within out academy. In addition, he alsoholds a coaching license from US Soccer, a National Diploma fromthe NSCAA and a Master’s degree in Exercise Science with anemphasis in rehabilitation from California University of Pennsylvania.

Tommy and his wife Cathy have two children, Adalyn and Daygn.

Zafer KilickanHead Coach U17 BoysTop Talent Program Coordinator507-333-1716 • [email protected]

Marc SuttonAssistant Coach U18 BoysAcademy General Manager507-333-1609 • [email protected]

Tom NienhausAssistant Coach U17 Boys507-333-1703 • [email protected]


Josh played soccer at Carleton College(MN) for two years and then transferred to Prescott College (AZ) where hegraduated with a degree in wildernessleadership and a minor in environmental

studies. He played central midfield during his collegiate career atCarleton College, and lettered both his freshman 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 of 14-2-3, a national ranking of 15, and its first MinnesotaIntercollegiate Athletic Conference championship. He is currently inhis second season as the assistant at Carleton College and is serving as the head coach for the junior varsity team. In 2007, Josh earned anational coaching 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 soccer honorshis sophomore and senior years and was all-state in tennis his senioryear. Josh played club soccer for the Battle Creek Soccer Club.

Tony brings a wealth of playing andcoaching experience to the SSM SoccerAcademy. Growing up in the Midwest,Tony received Parade All-American

honors while playing for Granite City South HS in Illinois as wellas winning a state high school championship. Tony went on to playcollege soccer at the University of Connecticut, where during hisfour years his team made three Final Four appearances and won anNCAA Division I National Championship.

Following college, Tony went on to play professional indoor soccerfor the Milwaukee Wave from 1985-1993 and with the ChicagoPower for the 1993-1994 season. A three time All-Pro selection,Tony still retains the honor of being the only player to have playedfor every coach the Milwaukee Wave has had.

After retiring from playing, Tony returned to school to complete hisdegree and subsequently returned to the classroom as a high schoolBiology teacher. In addition to teaching, Tony has also served as aDirector of Coaching for the Brookfield Soccer Association as well as coaching both men and women at the collegiate level. Mostrecently, Tony was the men’s assistant coach at the University ofWisconsin at Green Bay.

Since 1981 Tony has been an instructor at the nationally known No. 1Camps (formerly No. 1 Goalkeeper Camps). He currently holds bothan “A” License and a National Goalkeeping License from the U.S.Soccer Federation.

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Josh PettyHead Coach U16 BoysTechnical Director Community Academy507-333-1704 • [email protected]

Tony PierceAssistant Coach U16 BoysManaging Director Community Academy507-333-1750 • [email protected]


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A native of Manchester, England; Bob is a former full-time staff coach for USSoccer and brings over 30 years ofcoaching experience at club, highschool, college and national levels to

the SSM Soccer Academy.

Bob’s coaching resume includes 15 years of coaching at FlaglerCollege, an NCAA Division II member, where he coached bothmen’s and women’s teams and was inducted into the school’sHall of Fame in 2008. Following his stint with US Soccer, Bobreturned to college coaching and accepted the Head Coachingposition at Jacksonville University where he was tasked torebuild their program. All together, Bob has amassed over 200collegiate wins while earning six conference titles and coaching22 All-American and Academic All-American players.

While working for US Soccer as a national staff coach, Bob wasresponsible for overseeing the twelve states that comprised theSouth region of the country. In addition, he was the South HeadRegional Coach for eight years, coached in four US OlympicSport Festivals and served as an assistant coach for the US SoccerUnder-17 national team in the 1991 and 1993 World Cups.

Bob and his wife Holly have two children, Andrew and Victoria.

Whitney Odden comes to Shattuck-St. Mary’s as a recent Cum Laude graduateof Dartmouth College, where she playedfour years of intercollegiate soccer at theDivision I level. Whitney graduated with anA.B. degree with a major in Government

and a minor in Middle Eastern Language and Literature.

Growing up in Bozeman, Montana, Whitney played club soccerfor FC Bozeman for eight years. During this time she participated in the Montana ODP and represented her state at the regional level.Whitney captained her FC Bozeman team for three years and helpedlead them to the Region IV championships in five of her eight yearswith the club.

At Bozeman High, Whitney was a four year starter in defense and as a freshman won a state high school championship. A co-captain in herjunior and senior years, Whitney graduated at the top of her class in2005 as well being named the Student-Athlete of the Year.

During Whitney’s four years at Dartmouth, the Big Green was rankedas high as 8th nationally and earned an NCAA tournament appearancein the 2006-2007 season. A defender, Whitney played right back andearned a starting position in her junior and senior years.

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 Sports Festival.

Specializing in elite youth player development, David has been an ODPRegional Head Age Group Coach in both Regions II and IV. Mostrecently, 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, Scottish FootballAssociation ‘B’ License and a Brazilian International Coaching Certificatefrom the Rio De Janeiro Football Association. In addition, David holds amaster’s degree in exercise physiology from San Francisco State University.

A native of Bauru, Brazil, Michele willbegin her second season with the SSMsoccer program. Before coming to SSM,Costa spent three seasons as the graduateassistant soccer coach at NortheasternState University, a NCAA Division IIschool in Oklahoma

Michele played four years of soccer for National American Universityin Rapid City, SD; where she helped her team to three straight NAIAnational tournament appearances. As a defender, she earned all-America, all-conference and all-region honors. In her sophomoreyear, she was named to the all-tournament team and was voted player of the year by her teammates.

A member of the Brazilian National Team, Michele earned her first International Cap while playing against Scotland in 1996. A defensive midfielder, Michele played club soccer for the well-known Brazilian team, Sao Paulo F.C., before coming to the UnitedStates to attend college.

Along with her achievements on the soccer field, Michele hasachieved great success in the classroom. She is fluent inPortuguese and English. In May 2002, Michele graduated from NAU with a Bachelor of Science degree in businessadministration with an emphasis in international business. Sheearned her MBA in 2005 and a Masters degree in Teaching in 2008 from Northeastern State University.

David LinenbergerDirector of Girls SoccerHead Coach U18 Girls507-333-1747 • [email protected]

Whitney OddenAssistant Coach U18 Girls507-333-1719 • [email protected]

Michele CostaAssistant Coach U17 Girls507-333-1715 • [email protected]

Bob MoullinHead Coach U17 GirlsDirector Grassroots Soccer507-333-1743 • [email protected]


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Directing the goalkeeper training for all teams in the SSM Soccer Academy is BobBarry. Bob comes to SSM with an impressivebackground in goalkeeper development aswell as team coaching experience.

Bob’s most recent coaching position was asthe Head Men’s Coach at Chaminade University from 2006-2008. Prior tothat, Bob directed the men’s programs at Willamette University and BYU-Hawaii. He also served as the men’s assistant coach at the University of Richmond, University of Massachusetts, and as the women’s assistantcoach at the University of Hawaii.

Prior to coaching at the collegiate level, Bob was the head boys’ coach atthe Iolani School in Honolulu. During his tenure at Iolani, his teams wonfive state high school championships and achieved five second placefinishes in his twenty-one years at the helm. In 2004, he was inductedinto the National High School Athletic Coaches Association Hall ofFame. Most recently, Bob was the 2009 Robert Robinson Award recipientpresented by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America foroutstanding long-term contribution to high school soccer.

Coach Barry holds a US Soccer Federation “A” License, a FootballAssociation of England International Coaching Badge, an NSCAAAdvanced National Diploma, and a Director of Coaching Diploma. Bobhas a B.A. in French from the University of Hawaii, a M.A. in Frenchfrom Middlebury College, a Teaching Certificate from the University ofParis, and a M.S. in Sport Management from the University ofMassachusetts at Amherst.

Bob has had several articles on goalkeeper training published and mostrecently completed his first book, Winning Goalkeeper Training. Eachsummer Bob also directs the Bob Barry Goalkeeper Clinics where hehas trained over 1,500 keepers in the past twenty years.

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# Name Position Grade Height Hometown

0 Dary DeWalt GK 10 5’11” Greendale, Wisconsin

1 Christian Foust GK 10 5’10” Vandalia, Ohio

2 Ricardo Lopez-Espin M/F 8 5’10” Miami, Florida

3 Jacob Gandarilla M/F 10 5’6” Albuquerque, New Mexico

4 Eddosa Muhammed F 9 5’9” Ramsey, Minnesota

5 Petter Aasa M 9 5’8.5” Umea, Sweden

6 Joseph Chabries D/M 10 5’7” Kaysville, Utah

7 Benjamin Borns-Moore D/M 10 5’9” Madison, Wisconsin

8 Hollis Malkowski D 9 5’7.5” Lowell, Indiana

9 John Lujano M 10 5’4 McPherson, Kansas

10 Leonard Kusina D/M 10 5’7.5” Surrey, BC, Canada

11 Mark Gormley M 10 5’.5” Minneapolis, Minnesota

13 Alejandro Gomez D 10 5’6” Udhailiyah, Saudi Arabia

14 Dycus Kelly F/M 10 5’8.5” Laramie, Wyoming

15 Chris MacLeod D 10 5’8” Winnipeg, MB, Canada

16 Parker Victor D 10 5’10.5” Terre Haute, Indiana

17 Heath Honold M/D 9 5’5.5” Coons Rapids, Iowa

Head Coach: Josh PettyAssistant Coach: Tony Pierce

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Front Row (left to right) Grecia Burns-Cadotte, Joe Chabries, Heath Honold, John Lujano, Go alkeeper Coach Bob Barry, Head Coach Josh Petty, Asst. Coach Tony Pierce, Jacob Gandarilla, Hollis Malkowski, Alejandro Gomez, Mark Gormley

Back Row (left to right) Dary DeWalt, Parker Victor, Ricky Lopez-Espin, Dycus Kelly, Ben Borns-Moore, Eddosa Muhammed, Chris MacLeod, Petter Aasa, Leonard Kusina, Christian Foust

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Team Roster


Petter AasaMIDFIELDER #5

Benjamin Borns-MooreMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #7

Joseph ChabriesDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #6

Dary DeWaltGOALKEEPER #0

Christian FoustGOALKEEPER #1

Jacob GandarillaMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #3

Alejandro GomezDEFENDER #13

Mark Gormley MIDFIELDER #11

Heath HonoldMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #17

Dycus KellyFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #14

Leonard KusinaDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #10

Ricardo Lopez-EspinMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #2

John LujanoMIDFIELDER #9

Chris MacLeodDEFENDER #15

Hollis MalkowskiDEFENDER #8

Eddosa MuhammedFORWARD #4

Parker VictorDEFENDER #16

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Jack ThesingFORWARD #22


Front Row (left to right) Hollie Gray, Dylan Gillaspie, Jide Oluyedun, Tom Skelly, Goalkeeper Coach Bob Barry, Head Coach Zafer Kilickan, Assistant Coach Tommy Nienhaus, Chance Rhoades, Kyle Moraldo, Nik Robinson, Steven BushBack Row (Left to Right) Sean Golden, Sean Murphy, DJ Schillinger, Kyle Silva, Kevin Schafer, Jack Thesing, Brett Habermehl, Daniel Melong, David Abidor, Christian Blandon, Max Morice, Dennis Sanchez


0 Sean Golden GK 11 6’0” Winnipeg, MB, Canada

1 Dennis Sanchez Gk 11 6’0” Albuquerque, New Mexico

2 Brett Habermehl F/M 11 6’2” Moberly, Missouri

4 DJ Schillinger M/D 11 5’8” Noblesville, Indiana

5 Jide Oluyedun F/M 11 5’7” Westfield, Indiana

6 David Abidor M/D 11 6’0” Chicago, Illinois

7 Hollie Gray M/F 11 5’3” West Des Moines, Iowa

8 Max Morice M/F 11 5’8” Stillwater, Minnesota

9 Christian Blandon F/M 11 5’9” Ridgefield, New Jersey

10 Chance Rhoades M/D 11 5’7” Faribault, Minnesota

11 Kevin Schafer D 11 5’11” Albuquerque, New Mexico

12 Stephen Bush F 11 5’6” Indianapolis, Indiana

13 Kyle Silva M/D 11 5’8” Winnipeg, Canada

14 Daniel Melong D 11 6’0” Bedford, NS, Canada

15 Gillaspie Dylan M/F 11 5’7” Greatfalls, Montana

16 Nikolas Robinson M 11 5’6” Canton, Ohio

17 Tom Skelly M/F 11 5’7” Wooster, Ohio

18 Kyle Moraldo D 11 5’6” Winnipeg, MB, Canada

19 Jack Thesing F 11 6’1” London, England

21 Sean Murphy F/M 11 5’8” Rancho Palos Verdes, California

Head Coach Zafer KilickanAssistant Coach: Tommy Nienhaus

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Team Roster


David AbidorMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #6

Christian BlandonFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #9

Stephen BushFORWARD #12

Gillaspie DylanMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #15

Sean GoldenGOALKEEPER #0

Hollie GrayMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #7

Brett HabermehlFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #2

Daniel MelongDEFENDER #14

Kyle MoraldoDEFENDER #18

Max MoriceMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #8

Sean MurphyFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #21

Jide OluyedunFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #5

Chance RhoadesMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #10

Nikolas RobinsonMIDFIELDER #16

Dennis SanchezGOALKEEPER #1

Kevin SchaferDEFENDER #11

DJ SchillingerMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #4

Tom SkellyMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #17

Kyle SilvaMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #13

Jack ThesingFORWARD #19

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Front Row (left to right) Bill Johnson, Edison Cres po, Tyrel Spittler, Adekunle Oluyedun, Goalkeeper Coach Bob Barry, Head Coach Tim Carter, Assistant Coach Marc Sutton, Won Ho Chung, Ben Monge, Patrick Donyen, Gideon AsanteBack Row (left to right) ) Brian Billings, Max Cainkar , Joey Tennyson, Adam Glanzer, Tom Holland, Karim Darbaki, Michael Gandier, Ethan Harlow, Ari Vrohidis, Joel Zimmerly, JJ Olson

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0 Brian Billings GK 12 6’0” Apple Valley, Minnesota

1 JJ Olson GK 12 5’11” Lakeville, Minnesota

2 Joey Tennyson M 12 5’9” Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

3 Ethan Harlow M/D 12 6’1” Essex Junction, Vermont

4 Joel Zimmerly D/M 12 5’9” Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

5 Ben Monge D 12 5’8” Albuquerque, New Mexico

6 Won Ho Chung M/F 12 5’8” Kyunggido, Korea

7 Adam Glanzer F 12 5’11” Harrisburg, South Dakota

8 Gideon Asante F/M 12 5’5” Sunyani, Ghana

9 Max Cainkar M/D 12 5’9” Western Springs, Illinois

10 Tyrel Spittler D/M 12 5’6” Omaha, Nebraska

11 Ari Vrohidis D/M 12 5’10” Stillwater, Minnesota

12 Michael Gandier M/F 12 6’1“ Hastings, Minnesota

13 Edison Crespo F 12 5’7” Milwaukee, Wisconsin

14 Karim Darbaki M 12 6’2” Crystal, Minnesota

15 Patrick Donyen F/M 12 5’6” Crystal, Minnesota

17 Tom Holland M/D 12 6’0” Manchester, England

18 Adekunle Oluyedun F 12 5’8” Westfield, Indiana

Head Coach: Tim CarterAssistant Coach: Marc Sutton

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Team Roster


Gideon AsanteFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #8

Brian BillingsGOALKEEPER #0

Max CainkarMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #9

Won Ho ChungMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #6

Edison CrespoFORWARD #13

Karim DarbakiMIDFIELDER #14

Patrick DonyenMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #15

Michael GandierMIDFIELDER #12

Adam GlanzerFORWARD #7

Ethan HarlowMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #3

Tom HollandMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #17

Ben MongeDEFENDER #5

JJ OlsonGOALKEEPER #1

Adekunle OluyedunFORWARD #18

Tyrel SpittlerDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #10

Joey TennysonMIDFIELDER #2

Ari VrohidisDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #11

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Joel ZimmerlyDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #4


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Shattuck-St.Mary’s Girls U17


0 Nastacia Behle GK 10 5’9.5” Saint Paul, Missouri

1 McKenzie White GK 11 5’4” Flower Mound, Texas

2 Kaelyn Korte M 10 5’6” Prior Lake, Minnesota

3 Alexandra Pantze M/D 11 5’4” Faribault, Minnesota

4 Justy Linton D 10 5’9” Winnipeg, MB Canada

5 Dakotah Sparrman M 9 5’5” Apple Valley, Minnesota

6 Meryl Ellingson M 11 5’3” Platteville, Wisconsin

7 Danielle Patterson D 10 5’4” Des Moines, Iowa

8 Sandra Graybill D 10 5’2” Lakeville, Minnesota

9 Rae Hohle F/M 9 5’2” Bayview, Idaho

10 Kathleen Holder F 10 5’5” Palo Alto, California

11 Olivia Stadler F/M 11 5’4” Faribault, Minnesota

12 Julianna Johnston M 11 5’4” Rochester, Minnesota

14 Kaylan Strang M 10 5’6” Saskatoon, SK Canada

15 Hope Lundberg F/M 10 5’6” Rhinelander, Wisconsin

16 Stephanie Krzywania M 11 5’5” Markham, ON Canada

18 Sarah Anderson D 11 5’8.5” Marshalltown, Iowa

30 Morgan Hartlen GK 10 5’7” Bedford, NS Canada

Head Coach: Bob MoullinAssistant Coach: Michele Costa

Front Row (left to right) Asst. Coach Michele Costa, Alex Pantze, Olivia Stadler, McKenzie White, Morgan Hartlen, Nastacia Behle,Stephanie Krzywania, Sandra Graybill, Director of Girls Soccer David LinenbergerBack Row (left to right) Rae Hohle, Dani Patterson, Julie Johnston, Kaelyn Korte, Katie Holder, Sarah Anderson, Justy Linton, Hope Lundberg, Kaylan Strang, Dakotah Sparrman, Meryl Ellingson, Goalkeeper Coach Bob Barry

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Team Roster


Sarah AndersonDEFENDER #18

Nastacia BehleGOALKEEPER #0

Meryl EllingsonMIDFIELDER #6

Sandra GraybillDEFENDER #8

Morgan HartlenGOALKEEPER #30

Rae HohleFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #9

Kathleen HolderFORWARD #10

Julianna JohnstonMIDFIELDER #12

Kaelyn KorteMIDFIELDER #2

Stephanie KrzywaniaMIDFIELDER #16

Justy LintonDEFENDER #4

Hope LundbergFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #15

Alexandra PantzeMIDFIELDER/DEFENDER #3

Danielle PattersonDEFENDER #7

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Olivia StadlerFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #11

Kaylan StrangMIDFIELDER #14

McKenzie WhiteGOALKEEPER #1

Dakotah SparrmanMIDFIELDER #5

Meagan TickleDEFENDER #9

McKenzie WhiteGOALKEEPER #1


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Team Roster# Name Position Grade Height Hometown

0 Natalie Fettinger GK 11 5’2” Hemlock, Michigan

1 Julianna Jack GK 12 5’7” Ramsey, Minnesota

2 Hayley Engel M/F 11 5’0” Faribault, Minnesota

4 Ruthie Peredo M 11 5’2” Boise, Idaho

5 Kaeli Weber F 12 5’6” Spring Grove, Illinois

6 Hannah VanEendenburg M 12 5’1” Bloomington, Minnesota

7 Kristina Nordstrom F 12 5’7” North Prairie, Wisconsin

8 Camille Varin-Tremblay M 11 5’4” St. Hubert, QC Canada

9 Christine Dubuc M/F 12 5’6” Blainville, QC Canada

10 Julia Roddar M/F 12 5’5” Falun, Sweden

11 Vanessa Legault-Cordisco M 12 5’6” Ste-Thérése, QC Canada

12 Lily Jilk D 10 5’5” River Falls, Wisconsin

13 Annie Renaud D 11 5’5” Saint-Elistache, QC Canada

14 Katie Reed M 11 5’4” Coatesville, Indiana

16 Lindsey Roberts D 11 5’4” Edmonton, AB Canada

17 Kate McCusker F/M 12 5’4” Valparaiso, Indiana

18 Becky Stoneman D/M 12 5’4” Faribault, Minnesota

Head Coach: David LinenbergerAssistant Coach: Whitney Odden

Shattuck-St.Mary’s Girls U18

Front Row (left to right) Asst. Coach Whitney Odden, Hannah VanEendenburg, Becky Stoneman, Lindsey Roberts, Natalie Fettinger, Julianna Jack, Katie Reed, Ruthie Peredo, Hayley Engel, Head Coach David LinenbergerBack Row (left to right) Kate McCusker, Julia Roddar, Annie Renaud, Kaeli Weber, Kristina Nordstrom, Christine Dubuc, Lily Jilk , Vanessa Legault-Cordisco, Camille Varin-Tremblay, Goalkeeper Coach Bob Barry


Christine DubucMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #9

Hayley EngelMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #2

Natalie FettingerGOALKEEPER #0

Julianna JackGOALKEEPER #1

Lily JilkDEFENDER #12

Vanessa Legault-CordiscoMIDFIELDER

Kate McCuskerFORWARD/MIDFIELDER #17

Kristina NordstromFORWARD #7

Ruthie PeredoMIDFIELDER #4

Katie ReedMIDFIELDER #14

Annie RenaudDEFENDER #13

Lindsey RobertsDEFENDER #16

Julia RoddarMIDFIELDER/FORWARD #10

Becky StonemanDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER #18

Hannah VanEendenburgMIDFIELDER #6

Camille Varin-TremblayMIDFIELDER

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utstanding facilities provide perfect trainingconditions year round, regardless of weather.Players have access to some of the finest soccerfacilities in the country.

The Dane Family Field House provides afull-sized state-of-the-art indoor synthetic field

. In addition, Parade Field, an irrigatednatural grass field and an outdoor syntheticfield and are also available for trainingand games. All fields provide for a minimumplaying dimension of 115x70 yards and are fullyequipped with both full and small-sided goalsfor training and games.

In addition to the field facilities, athletes havetheir own team locker rooms , athletictraining rooms , a fully equippedstrength and conditioning facility and theSabre Cafe’ .

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The SSM Soccer Academy conducts three programs designed for players with exceptional talent. These programs utilize the same facilities and coaching staff available in our Residential Academy. Many of the players currently in our full-time academy participated in one of following Top Talent Programs.

Top Talent CampsCamps are held every December during the winter break. Enrollment is age and gender specific. Players interested in attending a Top Talent Camp must be invited or accepted to attend.

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Top Talent ExperienceOur Top Talent Experience integrates players into the daily life of our Soccer Academy. Players train andcompete alongside members of our Academy as well as experience the day-to-day life of a student at Shattuck-St. Mary’s. A limited number of invitations are extended to players who have achieved an identifiable level of play necessary for this program.

Top Talent Challenge Sponsored by adidas and Soccer Express, the Top Talent Challenge is a two-day Under-15 tournament forBoys and Girls. Selected teams throughout the Midwest are extended an invitation to participate in thistournament held each March on the campus of Shattuck-St. Mary’s.

Information or ApplicationFor more information or to obtain an application for any of the Top Talent Programs listed above pleasecontact Zafer Kilickan by phone at 507.333.1716 or through email at [email protected].

Gender Dates Eligible Players

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Dec. 26-29, 2009

Dec. 28-31, 2009

Jan. 15-18, 2010

Feb. 19-18, 2010

Players born between August 1, 1994 and July 31, 1996

Players born between August 1, 1993 and July 31, 1994

Will be entering their junior year in fall o f 2010

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JUNIOR-SENIORSHOWCASEBoys: December 18 - 20, 2009Girls: January 29 - 31, 2010Two prominent events are featured in the home game schedules of ourBoys and Girls U17 and U18 teams during December and January.These showcase events provide an opportunity for players to showcasetheir talents to college coaches in attendance.

In December, a total of 16-teams will take part in the Boys Junior-Senior Showcase. Games begin on Friday morning and conclude onSunday afternoon. Clubs participating in the Boys 2009 showcase comefrom Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, and Wisconsin.

A total of 12-teams will take part in the Girls Junior-Senior Showcase inJanuary. Games begin on Friday afternoon and conclude on Sundayafternoon. Some of the clubs participating in the Girls 2010 showcaseare MTA Academy, Iowa Rush, MYSC Yahara, West Des Moines SC,FC United, Eastern Iowa United, Madison 56’ers, and Woodbury SC.

All games are held inside SSM’s Dane Family Field House. This on-campus facility provides a full field that accommodates games of 11v11.Each team will play three 80-minute games during the showcase.

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From soccer fi elds and ice rinks, high school gridirons and b-ball courts, swimming pools and running tracks… come sprains, fractures, dislocations, separations, and other traumas large and small. When life throws you a big curve, a big hit, or a spill you least expect… it’s good to know our emergency, orthopedic and rehab services are really close by.

SSM Soccer Academy EventsHosted in the Dane Family Field House

Boys Junior-Senior ShowcaseDecember 18-20, 2009Featuring U17 & U18 Teams

Top Talent CampsGirls – December 26-29, 2009Boys – December 28-31, 2009

Girls Junior-Senior ShowcaseJanuary 29-31, 2010Featuring U17 & U18 Teams

Top Talent ExperienceGirls – January 15-18, 2010Boys – February 19-22, 2010

Soccer Express 4v4 TournamentFebruary 27, 2010Over 100 Teams U9/10 through U17/19

Boys & Girls Top Talent ChallengeMarch 6-7 (Girls) & March 13-14 (Boys) Featuring U15 Teams

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National Championship News

U17 Boys Reach U.S. Club Soccer National Super Group Finals

U16 Boys & U18 Girls Reach U.S. Youth Soccer Midwest Regional Championships

This past summer, theShattuck-St. Mary’s SoccerAcademy sent two teams to theU.S. Youth Soccer MidwestRegional Championships, heldin Sioux Falls, SD, in June.The Under-16 Boys qualifiedfor the regional championshipby winning the MinnesotaState Cup while the Under-18Girls advanced as the wildcardselection after finishing as therunner-up in the MinnesotaState Cup.

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For the second time in the history of the SSM SoccerAcademy, the Under-17 boys reached the U.S. ClubSoccer National Cup finals, held in Virginia Beach, VA.,last July. SSM qualified for the USCS NationalChampionship by winning the Indianapolis regional.

To qualify for the final, the Sabres went undefeated ingroup play with 2-0-1 record, scoring eight goals andallowing two. Facing FC Irvine in the championshipmatch, SSM dominated possession and took a 2-0 leadinto the half. In thesecond half, SSM couldnot seal off the game as FC Irvine countered twiceto score and take the game into overtime.Ending in a draw, thechampionship wasdecided on penalty kickswith FC Irvine winning.

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