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Tryouts for older players will be at Lucchesi Field in Petaluma this year for all age groups, boys and girls, on April 19^th, 21^st, 26^th, and 28^th from 7:00pm to 8:30 pm. If you have any questions, contact Andrew Ziemer, Director of Youth Education, at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it .  This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

The SCA 95 Girls traveled to Palo Alto this weekend to pick up a 3^rd place medal at the Stanford Spring Classic.  Playing up an age group in the U16 flight, they showed that they could hold their own against the older competition.  They tied Bullard FC Blue 2-2. Then they defeated Nevada Wonders 5-0, but lost 2-0 to Livermore Elite.  In the consolation game they defeated Mission Valley United 3-1.  Goals for the weekend were scored by Mariah Meuse with 3, Taylor Halstenson with 2, Cierra Iribarne with 2, Maddie Goertzen, Alicia Angotti, and Selena Caruso.   Assists by Rachel Gugel (with 2 corner kicks) and Amy Bussell. 

This is the 5^th time this season that the 95 Girls have placed in a tournament!  They were Pleasanton Rage College Showcase Semi-Finalists, San Ramon Cup Finalists, Ajax Winter Invitational Finalists, and Northern California Spring Showcase 4^th Place.  Coach Trisha Ziemer is proud of her team’s accomplishments this season.  “The girls are having a great season.  They are very hard working and improving and it shows at these tournaments.  They are also a very nice, positive group of girls.”  Trisha is looking forward to a new season after Norcal State Cup this weekend.  Congratulations Trisha and to all of the girls: Alicia Angotti, Kelsey Borders, Natalie Bunch, Amy Bussell, Selena Caruso, Dayna Dolcini, Gabby George, Maddy Goertzen, Rachel Gugel, Taylor Halstenson, Cierra Iribarne, Ashley LaFranchi, Jessica Massie, Theresa Mateo, Mariah Meuse, Ashley Moffett, Jene Palmer, and Deanna Pinomaki.

The SCA 95 Girls took 4^th place at the Northern California Spring Showcase in Redwood City on March 6^th and 7^th.  They defeated Davis Legacy 3-1 and Juventus Firebrands 2-0 on Saturday.  Goals were scored by Mariah Meuse, Cierra Iribarne with 3, and Selena Caruso.  Assists were by Rachel Gugel, Jene Palmer with 2, Kelsey Borders and Maddie Goertzen.  In the semi-finals, SCA lost to Lamorinda 2-0.  This brought them to the consolation game where they lost in a close 1-0 contest.  Congratulations to coach Trisha Ziemer and to the girls: Alicia Angotti, Kelsey Borders, Natalie Bunch, Amy Bussell, Selena Caruso, Dayna Dolcini, Gabby George, Maddy Goertzen, Rachel Gugel, Taylor Halstenson, Cierra Iribarne, Ashley LaFranchi, Jessica Massie, Theresa Mateo, Mariah Meuse, Ashley Moffett, Jene Palmer, and Deanna Pinomaki.

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Congratulations to the SCA 97 Girls who took 2^nd place at the President’s Day Tournament in Phoenix Arizona this past weekend.  This is a great accomplishment since the girls competed with top teams from all over the United States.  Because of this achievement, the 97 Girls are now ranked 2^nd in Northern California and #6 in the Nation!  They defeated the Scottsdale Arizona Blackhawks 3-1, Utah Avalanche Premier 5-0, and lost to the Corinthians Gold from Colorado 1-0.  This brought them to the quarter-finals where they defeated Heat FC from Nevada 1-0.  In the semi-finals they met up with the Utah Avalanche again and defeated them 1-0.  In the finals they tied Sereno of Arizona 1-1 but eventually lost in pk's. Congratulations to coach Trisha Ziemer and to the team: Liza Bernard, Rebecca Dodelle, Ellorine Carle, Nikki Elliott, Shelby Evenich, Delaney Frye, Grace Forsell, Monica Furne, Gabbi Lemos, Danielle Nunn, Sierra Overton, Cami Rencken, Mckenzie Maher, Jillian VanRiper, Lizzy Woerner, and Taylor Ziemer.

SCA Players and Parents,

As tryouts approach, I wanted to get the word out about the SCA Technical Staff and Coaches for the 2010-2011 season.  Sonoma County Alliance is very proud of our program and curriculum and with this group of quality coaches I am confident that we will again advance the SCA players and team forward towards their full potential.  We are privileged to have Frans Hoek, one of the top soccer educators in the world as a part of Sonoma County Alliance.  Frans is a member of the KNVB (Royal Dutch Soccer Federation) and has helped develop a Coach Development and Mentor Program.  With his guidance, we will be implementing a coaching mentor program and rotation system in which all SCA coaches will help each other out by training each others teams at the appropriate times. 

McKenna Moy, currently a player on the SCA 92 Girls, gave a verbal commitment to St. Mary’s College in Moraga, California for the 2010 playing season. St. Mary’s is a Division 1 program in the tough West Coast Conference. “McKenna has worked extremely hard both on the field and within the recruiting process. I am very excited for her,” said Josh Sterling, the coach of the 92 Girls. “It is neat that she will be able to be coached by Kai Edwards, former Casa Grande HS Girls Varsity coach, and a player at Sonoma State when I was Assistant Coach. McKenna is a great kid with a bright future and I am happy she found a good fit,“ added Josh. The SCA 92 Girls team has a few more seniors that should commit over the next few months.