Girls 2010 All State

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2010 All-State Girls Soccer

CLASS 3

Player of the Year: Shea Groom, Liberty

Co-Offensive Player of the Year: Mariah Gove, Hazelwood West; Kaysie Clark, Liberty

Defensive Player of the Year: Tiffany Laughlin, Pattonville

Goalkeeper of the Year: Caroline Stanley, Lee’s Summit North

Coach of the Year – Private: Melissa Bruno, Cor Jesu Academy

Coach of the Year – Public: Tom Rottjakob, Liberty

First team

Defenders: Tiffany Laughlin, senior, Pattonville; Cindy Lackey, senior, Francis Howell North; Jennifer Fryrear, senior, St. Joseph’s; Delaney Kiely, sophomore, Liberty; Adrian Kelley, senior, Rock Bridge

Forwards: Shea Groom, junior, Liberty; Mandy Laddish, senior, Lee’s Summit; Mariah Gove, sophomore, Hazelwood West; Kristin Bright, senior, Summit; Maegan Kelley, senior, St. Teresa’s

Goalkeepers: Jodie Chapie, senior, Incarnate Word; Caroline Stanley, junior, Lee’s Summit North

Midfielders: Kaysie Clark, junior, Liberty; Kara Steiner, senior, Jefferson City; Kelley Gravlin, senior, Incarnate Word; Jennifer Hummert, senior, St. Joseph’s; Allie Stephenson, sophomore, Lee’s Summit North; Lauren Moats, sophomore, Nixa; Kailey Utley, sophomore, Pattonville; Kasey Crowden, junior, Jackson

Second team

Defenders: Allie Hayes, senior, Incarnate Word; Mikala McGhee, sophomore, Pattonville; Courtney Licata, sophomore, Lee’s Summit North; Lauren Azan, sophomore, Sedalia Smith-Cotton; Katie Godwin, junior, Poplar Bluff; Chelsea Ballard, senior, Hazelwood West

Forwards: Brooke Williams, senior, Liberty; Jaycie Johnson, freshman, Lee’s Summit West; Sarah Franklin, senior, Truman; Emily Cline, junior, Glendale; Casey Vitale, senior, Pattonville; Jaclyn Mastroianni, senior, St. Joseph’s

Goalkeeper: Paige Hemphill, senior, Ozark

Midfielders: Katie Riojas, sophomore, Park Hill South; Caroline Gray, junior, St. Teresa’s; Liz Sinclair, senior, Cor Jesu; Becky Lackey, senior, Francis Howell North; Lindsay Elking, junior, Ursuline Academy; Jenna Turner, junior, Liberty; Suzanne Pelley, senior, Francis Howell; Amy Ward, senior, Hazelwood West; Katie Kujawa, senior, Cor Jesu

Honorable mention

Defenders: Kerry Cummings, senior, St. Teresa’s; Mallory Page, sophomore Lee’s Summit; Paige Westbrook, sophomore, Fort Zumwalt West; Emily Rodriguez, sophomore, Francis Howell

Forwards: Breanna Beine, senior, Francis Howell Central; Maritza Hayes, senior, Francis Howell

Goalkeepers: Carrie Levy, junior, Rock Bridge; Adrian Pogue, senior, Rolla; Kristin Miller, junior, Nixa; Jacy Waldrop, senior, Francis Howell North

Midfielders: Kelsey Goff, junior, Liberty; Ashley Geist, sophomore, Hazelwood West

CLASS 2

Player of the Year: Michelle Auer, Notre Dame (St. Louis)

Offensive Player of the Year: Courtney Young, Visitation

Defensive Player of the Year: Haley Fritzlen, Notre Dame de Sion

Goalkeeper of the Year: Jill Szumigala, Helias

Coach of the Year – Private: Dick Westbrook, Visitation

Coach of the Year – Public: Ashlyn Brantley, Platte Co.

First team

Defenders: Dana Wilhelm, senior, Notre Dame (STL); Jessica Bayens, junior, Notre Dame (STL); Lindsay Fox, senior, Visitation; Haley Fritzlen, junior, Notre Dame de Sion; Sydney Catlett, junior, Smithville; Mackenzie Barringhaus, junior, Visitation

Forwards: Kinsley Fitzpatrick, sophomore, De Soto; Keyonna Blissett, sophomore, Sikeston; Brianne Sanders, sophomore, Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau); Ashley Lauber, senior, Union; Courtney Young, junior, Visitation; Signe Novak, senior, St. Dominic; Jacey Boyko, senior, St. Dominic; Whitney Smith, senior, Platte Co.; Kelly Ross, sophomore, Moberly; Caroline Shay, sophomore, Notre Dame de Sion

Goalkeepers: Hanna Benben, sophomore, Villa Duchesne; Sarah Clark, senior, Westminster; Jill Szumigala, senior, Helias

Midfielders: Michelle Auer, junior, Notre Dame (STL); Lydia Harlan, junior, Visitation; Caffrey Brooks, senior, Pembroke Hill

Second team

Defenders: Christina Rohde, freshman, Notre Dame (STL); Maddie Heinsohn, junior, Westminster

Forwards: Haley Bettlach, sophomore, Pembroke Hill; Camille Christie, sophomore, Harrisonville; Anna Holden, junior, Bolivar; Jonna Welch, junior, Smithville; Erin Robinson, junior, St. James; Amanda White, freshman, Visitation

Goalkeeper: Jade Klump, senior, Notre Dame de Sion

Midfielders: Jessica Grindstaff, senior, Notre Dame de Sion; Cat Yuille, senior, Warrensburg; Kaitie Whitney, junior, Platte Co.; Kelsey Knox, senior, Staley; Emilee Davison, junior, Notre Dame (STL); Liz Flowers, sophomore, Villa Duchesne; Mary Catherine Webb, junior, Visitation; Elle Bumb, senior, St. Dominic; Mandy Rood, senior, Helias; Caitlin Dulle, senior, Duchesne; Rachel Baronovic, junior, Duchesne; Sarah Skaggs, junior, Duchesne

Honorable mention

Defenders: Cacy Williams, junior, Platte Co.; Katie Rood, sophomore, St. Dominic; Christy Lifritz, senior, St. Dominic; Blair Haskamp, senior, Moberly; Alex Massey, sophomore Kearney; Lauren Sullivan, freshman, Staley; Sarah Magana, sophomore, Bolivar; Taylor Geis, freshman, Warrensburg; Christina Rodriguez, freshman, St. Dominic; Shaylyn Cooksey, senior, Moberly; Danielle Ingrum, sophomore, Mexico; Beth Hammons, senior, Smithville; Sara Clarke, junior, Harrisonville; Anisa Alexander, freshman, Harrisonville; Megan Hilleman, sophomore, Villa Duchesne

CLASS 1

Player of the Year: Tillie Bill, Southern Boone

Offensive Player of the Year: Abby Lappe, St. Vincent

Co-Defensive Player of the Year: Carsen Baron, Springfield Catholic; Rebecca Mayus, Springfield Catholic

Goalkeeper of the Year: Taylor Zerbe, Trinity

Coach of the Year – Private: Ben Timson, Springfield Catholic

Coach of the Year – Public: Chris Miller, Southern Boone

First team

Defenders: Carsen Baron, junior, Springfield Catholic; Rebecca Mayus, junior, Springfield Catholic; Justine Dover, senior, Sacred Heart; Erin Bax, junior, Barstow; Jordyn Jennings, senior, Orchard Farm; Kayla Seabaugh, sophomore, St. Vincent; Kristin Mattingly, senior, St. Vincent; Ronnie Renner, senior, Springfield Catholic; Kourtney Luaders, junior, St. Pius

Forwards: Shelby Hatz, junior, Springfield Catholic; Hillary Torres, senior, St. Pius; Jen Eaton, sophomore, Trinity; Abby Lappe, sophomore, St. Vincent

Goalkeepers: Taylor Zerbe, junior, Trinity; Alyssa Mangan, sophomore, Kennedy

Midfielders: Natalie Smid, junior, Springfield Catholic; Katie Sloan, freshman, Barstow; Erin Crotty, senior, Bishop LeBlond; Vanessa Asaro, junior, John Burroughs; Storm French, sophomore, St. Vincent; Tillie Bill, senior, Southern Boone

Second team

Defenders: Kelly Byquist, senior, Principia; Hannah Potter, junior, Whitfield; Megan Sutterer, senior, St. Vincent; Tess Fleming, senior, John Burroughs; Maggie Capman, junior, John Burroughs; Lauren Imbierowicz, junior, Trinity; Kat Baechle, junior, Kennedy

Forwards: Devin Wadley, junior, Sacred Heart; Bekah Bade, sophomore, Springfield Catholic; Alexis Jackson, sophomore, Trinity; Hannah Schiltz, junior, Southern Boone; Liz Brueckner, senior, St. Vincent; Brooke Valleroy, junior, Saxony-Lutheran

Goalkeepers: Rachel Scott, junior, Springfield Catholic; Megan Goetzinger, sophomore, Springfield Catholic

Midfielders: Alexis Robbers, sophomore, Orchard Farm; Maddy Esther, senior, Greenwood; Brooke Kawamoto, junior, Barstow; Erin Christiansen, junior, Bishop LeBlond; Erin Brennan, junior, Kennedy; Katie Curtis, sophomore, Southern Boone; Erin Fitzgerald, senior, Springfield Catholic

Honorable mention

Defenders: Stephanie Hanlon, senior, Sacred Heart; Alex Monachino, senior, St. Pius; Amy Exely, sophomore, Trinity; Jessica Bennett, junior, Southern Boone

Goalkeepers: Abby Jordan, junior, Winfield; Rebekah Dowd, senior, Southern Boone; Taylor Russell, senior, St. Pius

Midfielders: Abby Whittington, junior, Trinity; Louisa Mehl, senior, St. Paul Lutheran; Andrea Parker, junior, Springfield Catholic; Emily Cissell, junior, St. Vincent

[schoolcomesfirst]

WHAT A JOKE TO HAVE A SEPARATE PRIVATE/PUBLIC COACHES OF THE YEAR. BOY I WONDER WHO GOT THIS STARTED?

[boot-it]

the NSCAA, that's who. the state has to select in that way for representation in the NATIONAL voting. is everything a conspiracy???

[boatnut]

Instead of giving the girls their do, you bit ch about the coach of the year... Unfreaking believable!

[overtime]

[minime]

[minime]

[boot-it]

i have no clue how illinois or other states do it. more importantly- i dont care.but go to the nscaa site, awards tab, past winners, etc.....there is a d1 high school, d2 highschool, and private/parochial award....(small, school, big, and private). get it?????

again- not sure how illinois does it. but it would make sense to do it this way. as for all american/ all midwest, etc....for players.. each region is allocated a certain number of spots on the "team" according to the registered members with the nscaa.

all of the guidlines are on there.

[boot-it]

btw- how do you know what "many, many other states " do? can you name these many many other states that do it differently? maybe their way is better???? i would be interested to know

[50/50ball]

boot-it, You don't have a clue, this picking a Public and Private coach of the year is not for representation NATIONALLY Its out right stupid. Why don't they just pick ALL STATERS based on if their parents make between $30,000-50,000 is on one team $50,001-$80,000 on another and over $80,001 yet another. Why don't you show us how many States do it the Public/Private thing. Here let me tell you 0, Goose Egg, Nada,

This is all one coaches doing and that is TW. Plain and simple. As Jack would say" YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH"

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no 50 -- actually you are a complete moron. plain and simple. it is 100% for picking a candidate for the NATIONAL honor. that is 100% why they do it that way. send Chris Miller- the mo soccer coach pres, an email and verify it. that is THE reason that the do it that way.

before you go spouting off like some know-it-all that doesnt know a thing, check your facts. did you go and look at the NSCAA site? like i said? i would bet you didnt. cuz if you did- you wouldve seen that. it's indisputable.

like i said -i KNOW that thats why it's done that way.

let me reiterate-- i could give give two turds WHY they do it that way. but schoolcomesfirst asked. i was trying to inform. facts are facts. the truth has been told.

and what does all state have to do with money a parent makes? that was the worst analogy i have ever read. nice movie reference, but c'mon. and TW has zero to do with it. if you look at teh member list on teh mosoccercoach site- you will see he is not listed. hence- not a member.

they need a fact check button on this site like a spell checker....sheesh!

now come at me with another one, genius.

[boot-it]

and again- i said i dont care how many states do the public private thing. i dont even know what "thing" you speak of. but again- i wont research that, cuz i could CARE LESS!!!!! get it :lol: :wink:

[50/50ball]

[gdawg]

Every state association connected to NSCAA follows national guidelines and has a private and public coach of the year. This has been going on as far back as I can remember. It is not something new.

[50/50ball]

[boot-it]

thnk you gdawg....finally, someone who has some sense. i tried to post a link, but couldnt get it to post....again, go to nscaa site, click on the tab that says awards, rankings results, then awards program, then past coaches of the year. THERE you will see, when you scroll down, what i speak of.....the site wont cut n paste, but it is http://nscaa.com/subpages/20070503092049647.php.

that's more work right there then you did in your statement that ""like I said I know of only Missouri that is doing it." i ask you this- what states do you know DON"T do it this way???? do you have an answer? or a site/proof of how you obtained your info? or do you just spout off n pretend you know something? is that your game?

i said i wouldnt research who does a private and public, but i'll go ahead since you appear to lazy to do so...just a quick scan on the list of coaches shows me pennsylvania does, new jersey does, maryland, california, new york, north carolina, virginia, michigan, ohio, blah blah blah. those all do. now i got this by comparing the priavte/parochial list with the others. fairly simple. i shouldnt have to do your work for you.

i never said if i was for or against the idea of private/public splits, etc. i just stated FACTS! so your THING, has no relevence in thi sdiscussion. this THING is not a state matter- it's a national matter. it's not a TW matter- it's a national matter.

everyone is entitled to an opinion. if you think that it sucks that there is a split- fine. you can have that opinion. if you sincerely think that your earlier analogy about parental income should determine all state---fine(but that a stretch even you agree is messed up). your opinion is that. an opinion.

but this is not an opinion matter.. it is FACT. the state association MUST submit a private, small, and large school . that was my entire point. never judged it right, wrong, or indifferent. just stated the fact. it is a NATIONAL deal. and i have proven you WRONG. your statement about me not having a clue? cmon...if i post on here, i do my research so i dont get opened up to unfounded foolish declarations like that.

maybe you should do the same.

let me know if you find any states that DONT do it that way. good luck, genius.

again- thanks gdawg.

[boot-it]

is it wrong that the nscaa has a d1, a d2, a d3 , and a juco coach of the year? or is that split a farce? lol....

[50/50ball]

[50/50ball]

[boot-it]

what do you mean "are you talking about this"??? are YOU that stupid? did you not see that there is a seperate private, small and large school FOR EACH YEAR?? copy and paste that! the only people laughing are laughing at your stupidity!!! i am literally rolling with about 6 other people at how off base you are.

the ORIGINAL post stated "WHAT A JOKE TO HAVE A SEPARATE PRIVATE/PUBLIC COACHES OF THE YEAR. BOY I WONDER WHO GOT THIS STARTED?". it may be a joke? but i answered with a fact. it is what it is.

minime says- How come Illinois does not do it this way and many many many other states? i cant answer that. not sure what they do. but as for teh many many other states part-- i proved that tahts not teh case. i named off 8-9 just from that list. i would say that makes it more that DO.

and FOR A FACT- per the PRESIDENT of teh MO soccer coaches association, they do it this way FOR THE NATIONAL VOTE. talked to him MYSELF. wouldnt expect you to believe that, so i tried to prove it a different way.

continuing my recap- which you apparently need- you said "Why don't you show us how many States do it the Public/Private thing. Here let me tell you 0, Goose Egg, Nada".... but i just showed you that other states do INDEED do it the same way. BECAUSE IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THE NSCAA, you are required to do so.

the you attempt to change your language and say "and did not find anywhere where Missouri had to do this"... i dont know that they HAVE to do it. but thats what they DO do. And for the reason stated above. i would think all states do this too, since we do in MO. But i am not SURE that they do. thus- never said ALL STATES. not that i recall.

just to get some factual info here- i took it upon myself to email the pres of ilhssa....he is teh coach at neaqua valley. when he responds, i will let you know. i also emailed a member of teh selection committee for nscaa for clarification, and any "by laws" that state teh case.

i thought that the post where there is EASY TO READ lists to compare-- so you could see definitively that there are coaches from each state in different categories-- ielarge, small, and private...that you would then admit your stubburness. i didnt wanna take up so much space with a cut n paste- but just to please you,,

High School Boys
Large School
Region, Coach, School
Central: Jereme Rainwater, Lake Central High School (Ind.)
East: Chris Bleam, Parkland High School (Pa.)
Far West: Timothy Flynn Barmettler, Highland High School (Ariz.)
Midwest: Chuck Scanlon, Apple Valley High School (Minn.)
New England: David Halligan, Falmouth High School (Maine)
Rocky Mountain: Tim E. Denisson, Cheyenne Central High School (Wyo.)
South: Dominic Thorton Wren, Northwest High School (S.C.)
Southwest: Hans A. Kleinschmidt, The Woodlands High School (Texas)

Small School
Central: J. Kevin Myers, Washington High School (Ind.)
East: Daniel L. Orbaker, Holley High School (N.Y.)
Far West: Kevin Cram, Kapa'a High School (Hawaii)
Midwest: Paul Beggin, Mahtomedi High School (Minn.)
New England: Christopher Ruiter Morrill, Newmarket High School (N.H.)
Rocky Mountain: Rob A. Hill, Cody High School (Wyo.)
South: Shelley Marten Blumenthal, Blacksburg High School (Va.)
Southwest: Alan Turner the, McKinney High School (Texas)

Private/Parochial
Central: Paul Bartoshuk, Detroit Country Day, Mich.)
East: Marty Berman, Seton Hall High School (N.J.)
Far West: Jon-Paul Mangarin, Hawaii Preparatory Academy (Hawaii)
Midwest: Craig Ewing, St. Thomas Aquinas High School (Kan.)
New England: Mario Pereira, LaSalle Academy, R.I.)
Rocky Mountain: James M. Rich, Rehoboth Christian High School (N.M.)
South: Michael David St. Martin, Mount St. Joseph High School (Md.)
Southwest: Wiliam J. McDonald, Strake Jesuit College Preparatory (Texas)

High School Girls
Large School
Region, Coach, School
Central: Ray Petrisin, University High School (W.Va.)
East: Holli Mulholland, Shenendehowa Central High School (N.Y.)
Far West: Stacey Finnerty, San Clemente High School (Calif.)
Midwest: Skip Begley, Hinsdale Central High School (Ill.)
New England: Martyn Davison, Brunswick High School (Maine)
Rocky Mountain: Tom Hirschman, Eldorado High School (N.M.)
South: Judson Hamby, Parkview High School (Ga.)
Southwest: Chris Stricker, Coppell High School (Texas)

Small School
Central: Hollie Bonnema, East Grand Rapids High School (Mich.)
East: Joseph Kovaleski, Lakeland High School (Pa.)
Far West: Bob Welch, Bend High School (Ore.)
Midwest: Christopher Miller, Southern Boone County High School (Mo.)
New England: Nelson Mingachos, Immaculate High School (Conn.)
Rocky Mountain: Dan Watkins, Wheat Ridge High School (Colo.)
South: Claire Collins, Broad Run High School (Va.)
Southwest: Carl Wiersema, S. H. Rider High School (Texas)

Private/Parochial
Central: J. Chris Moore, Sacred Heart Academy (Ky.)
East: Dale Stoltzfus, Lancaster Mennonite High School (Pa.)
Far West: Richard Carrigan, St. Francis High School (Calif.)
Midwest: Christopher Marinelli, Madison Edgewood High School (Wis.)
New England: Daniel DeForest, Burr and Burton Academy (Vt.)
Rocky Mountain: Jamie Schock, Juan Diego Catholic High School (Utah)
South: Sara Geiger, St. Pius X Catholic High School (Ga.)
Southwest: Bruce Deaton, Ouachita Christian School (La.)


now if you go through(and this is just 2009), other recent years, you will probably find that most states do this. i am not sure that they ALL do because i am sure that there are states where a coach hasnt won an award.

now illinois may have a system where they have a winner in EACH category(large, small and private), and decide on 1 to push for the award? i dont know. but just because MO PRINTS the winners for each class, doesnt mean that they are THE state rep for THAT LEVEL(ie large, small, private). i dont claim to know that either. maybe illinois doesnt put the list of candidates up like MO does. who cares? not me. BUT I BET that liberty coach gets the large, westbrook gets the private, and whomever went furthest in state from teh small school section gets that nod. not sure, but i bet. and then the AREA/REGIONAL rep takes those names in to the call, for our state. we are in region 5(mcvey reps) and that consists of (Ark., Kan., Mo., N.D., Neb., Okla., S.D.)......i bet FROM THAT group then, there is 1 rep for EACH division, and so on...... you follow me???

make sense?? or do you still not get WHY MO HAS A PRIVATE< LARGE< AND SMALL SCHOOL REP?????

i am sure the coaches honored are thrilled. so who does that bother?

btw- did you notice it says LARGE, SMALL,and PRIVATE/PAROCHIAL on the top of each list? wouldnt that lead you to believe that what i say is fact. you see it with YOUR OWN 2 EYES!!!! my god, ho wmoronic can you be?

"Your stretching it now I never said division or school size is wrong so don't go there. Here how come there are not any PRIVATE/PUBLIC or STATE colleges coaches of the year separated?"....dont know- dont care... who does? you? seriously? and you couldnt sense teh sarcasm in that post?

and what am i off base in? please explain....you do make me feel stupid because i lack the vocabulary to get through to you and get you to understand.

maybe you should take a logic class in college. it could help.

if those emails get back to me- i'll let you know. tell then, have fun with your pals on teh pitch....what a maroon...

funny you didnt address any questions i had of you, and check if your boy TW was a member, etc....again- typical laziness. i do all of YOUR work, just to prove YOU wrong.....jeez