The girls’ U17 Crossfire Premier McCormicks team won four games before defeating Cal South’s Real So Cal Blue team 3-0 in the finals of the FarWest Regional Tournament held last week in Lancaster, Calif. to be named Regional Champions. This team, of which nearly all players have committed to playing soccer at Division I colleges, earned a chance to play at the U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships July 21-26 in Lancaster, Mass. at Citizens Bank Fields at Progin Park. Back Row (left to right): Head Coach Dick McCormick, Alex Kytan, Kory Spotts, Alexes Lopez-Shaw, Alexa Hughes, Annie Sittauer, Allie Beahan, Joe Morris. Second Row: (left to right): Courtney Pixler, Brianna Sweeney, Lindsay Elston, Maya Marder, Lindsey Bos, Julia Besagno. Front Row: (left to right): Caroline Brawner, Maggie Graham, Emily Hurd, Mary Hill, Stine Schoening, Kate Bennett. - Courtesy photo
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The girls’ U17 Crossfire Premier McCormicks team won four games before defeating Cal South’s Real So Cal Blue team 3-0 in the finals of the FarWest Regional Tournament held last week in Lancaster, Calif. to be named Regional Champions. This team, of which nearly all players have committed to playing soccer at Division I colleges, earned a chance to play at the U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships July 21-26 in Lancaster, Mass. at Citizens Bank Fields at Progin Park. Back Row (left to right): Head Coach Dick McCormick, Alex Kytan, Kory Spotts, Alexes Lopez-Shaw, Alexa Hughes, Annie Sittauer, Allie Beahan, Joe Morris. Second Row: (left to right): Courtney Pixler, Brianna Sweeney, Lindsay Elston, Maya Marder, Lindsey Bos, Julia Besagno. Front Row: (left to right): Caroline Brawner, Maggie Graham, Emily Hurd, Mary Hill, Stine Schoening, Kate Bennett.

U17 Crossfire Premier McCormicks win regionals


July 9, 2009 · 1:57 PM

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