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**Unregistered** · 09-04-2013, 10:07 PM

From the Oakwood website

Class of 2015:
Ellie Jean - Penn State University

Class of 2014:
Katherine Comeau - University of Rhode Island
Kirsten Fagan - University of Rhode Island
Brenna Kelley - University of Hartford
Melina Spanos - University of Hartford

Class of 2013:

Melissa Andrade - Roger Williams University
Brianna Grisell - US Coast Guard Academy
Kylie ***** - Providence College
Lauren Webb - Merrimack College
Amanda Weinberger - Wentworth Inst. of Technology
Kianna Woods - Bryant University

Class of 2012:

Breana Derella - Union College
Elise Galipo - University of Hartford
Kristen McAdams - University of Hartford
Abby Mulligan - Springfield College
Kennedy Nickerson - University of New Hampshire
Allison Saucier - UCONN
Ellen Schroeder - University of Rhode Island
Brittany Trymbulak - Pace University

Class of 2011:

Jenna Cornwall - Union College
Lindsay Crevoiserat - UCONN
Kara Gardiner - Assumption College
Riley Houle - UCONN
Channel Johnson - University of Hartford
Alexandra Losi - Stonehill College
Kelly Pantason - Ithaca College
Bailey Rogers - Sacred Heart University
Natalie Signor - Connecticut College
Maggie Slivinski - Eastern CT State University
Kelly Ziogas - Springfield College

Class of 2010:

Nicole Beavers - Holy Cross
Julia Flower - Widener College
Lauren Foballe - Pace University
Jennifer Graves - Juniata College
Nicole Rodriguez - University of Notre Dame
Juli Roy - Adelphi University

**Unregistered** · 09-04-2013, 10:11 PM

YANKEE UNITED F.C. GIRLS SOCCER COLLEGE PLACEMENTS! (as of 6/12/13)

42 Yankee players on our U17-19 Girls teams have received and accepted offers to continue playing at the collegiate level.

Yankee U19 Stars (16 placements)
Alysa Christo - Central Connecticut
Autumn Sorice � UCONN
Chelsea Boursiquot - Delaware State
Corinna DaSilva - Sacred Heart University
Cory Blattman - Roger Williams
Dana Cosmedy - Sacred Heart University
Delaney Bracken - Rhodes College
Georgia Ferguson - Gettysburg College
Isabelle Verilli - Simmons College
Jackie Delucia - Sacred Heart University
Jackie Giordano - Lafayette College
Jessica Miller - Springfield College
Kelly Haines - Springfield College
Lindsay Macri - Wagner College
Paige Marinelli- Endicott University
Taylor Fleming - Marshall University

Yankee U18 Blaze (18 placements)

Abby Fagan - Connecticut College
Ally Doyle - Fordham University
Danielle Valente - Delaware State
Dina Isham - Delaware State
Emily Matis - Emory
Janessa Soucy - Eastern Connecticut State University
Kasey Butts - St Francis
Katie Coyle - Tufts
Kiana Rugar - University of Albany
Lindsay Jossick - Sacred Heart University
Liz Porter - MIT
Megan FitzGerald - Fordham University
Melissa Rubin - Adelphi
Nicolette Glidden - Rhodes College
Nikki Peterson - US Naval Academy
Shelby Meckstroth - Sewanee University of the South
Sierra Stein - University of New Haven
Turner Block - Fordham University

Yankee U17 Strikers (8 placements thus far)

Carly Cugine Northeastern University
Cori Scales Central Connecticut
Keely Lockwood Colgate University
Sabrina Toole Fordham University
Shangyne Samuels Niagara
Shawnique Samuels Niagara
Shea Connors Rutgers University
Five additional players from the Yankee U17 Strikers are in the process of making decisions with offers from:
Boston College
UCONN
Gettysburg
Emory
Brandies
Loyola
Amherst

**Unregistered** · 09-04-2013, 10:55 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

YANKEE UNITED F.C. GIRLS SOCCER COLLEGE PLACEMENTS! (as of 6/12/13)

42 Yankee players on our U17-19 Girls teams have received and accepted offers to continue playing at the collegiate level.

Yankee U19 Stars (16 placements)
Alysa Christo - Central Connecticut
Autumn Sorice � UCONN
Chelsea Boursiquot - Delaware State
Corinna DaSilva - Sacred Heart University
Cory Blattman - Roger Williams
Dana Cosmedy - Sacred Heart University
Delaney Bracken - Rhodes College
Georgia Ferguson - Gettysburg College
Isabelle Verilli - Simmons College
Jackie Delucia - Sacred Heart University
Jackie Giordano - Lafayette College
Jessica Miller - Springfield College
Kelly Haines - Springfield College
Lindsay Macri - Wagner College
Paige Marinelli- Endicott University
Taylor Fleming - Marshall University

Yankee U18 Blaze (18 placements)

Abby Fagan - Connecticut College
Ally Doyle - Fordham University
Danielle Valente - Delaware State
Dina Isham - Delaware State
Emily Matis - Emory
Janessa Soucy - Eastern Connecticut State University
Kasey Butts - St Francis
Katie Coyle - Tufts
Kiana Rugar - University of Albany
Lindsay Jossick - Sacred Heart University
Liz Porter - MIT
Megan FitzGerald - Fordham University
Melissa Rubin - Adelphi
Nicolette Glidden - Rhodes College
Nikki Peterson - US Naval Academy
Shelby Meckstroth - Sewanee University of the South
Sierra Stein - University of New Haven
Turner Block - Fordham University

Yankee U17 Strikers (8 placements thus far)

Carly Cugine Northeastern University
Cori Scales Central Connecticut
Keely Lockwood Colgate University
Sabrina Toole Fordham University
Shangyne Samuels Niagara
Shawnique Samuels Niagara
Shea Connors Rutgers University
Five additional players from the Yankee U17 Strikers are in the process of making decisions with offers from:
Boston College
UCONN
Gettysburg
Emory
Brandies
Loyola
Amherst

Just post commitments only please, not offers.

**Unregistered** · 09-04-2013, 10:57 PM

Where is this years and next years CFC list?

**Unregistered** · 09-04-2013, 11:22 PM

2013 CFC players

Jessica Fontaine Quinnipiac
Kelly Caruso Quinnpiac
Sarah Pandolfi UMass
Alyssa Fratarcangeli UMass
Megan Burke UMass
Alexa Keney UConn
Taylor Bucklin Michigan
Emily Pullen Colgate
Jenna Hascher Northwestern
Alyssa Paolillo Sacred Heart
Emily Montgomery Sacred Heart
Molly Moran Fairfield
Melaina Aglieco Bryant
Brianne Bryne George Washington
Erin Boudreau George Washington
Claire OBrien Stonehill

2014

Lindsay Knutson Dartmouth
Britt Champangne Dartmouth
Jill Consolini Quinnipiac
Taylor Poulin Duquesne
Alyson Swaby Boston College
Sarah McCauley Yale
Sami Grasso William and Mary
Salma Anastatio Colgate
Reilly Williams New Hampshire
Ashley Houghton Marist
Katie Brennan Richmond
Kailyn Strain Iona
Whitney Farber Cornell

**Unregistered** · 09-05-2013, 05:07 AM

Wow, we have a p contest here. We are all capable of going to any of these websites to see this. But keep wasting your time trying to get one up on each other.

**Unregistered** · 09-05-2013, 06:06 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

YANKEE UNITED F.C. GIRLS SOCCER COLLEGE PLACEMENTS! (as of 6/12/13)

42 Yankee players on our U17-19 Girls teams have received and accepted offers to continue playing at the collegiate level.

Yankee U19 Stars (16 placements)
Alysa Christo - Central Connecticut
Autumn Sorice � UCONN
Chelsea Boursiquot - Delaware State
Corinna DaSilva - Sacred Heart University
Cory Blattman - Roger Williams
Dana Cosmedy - Sacred Heart University
Delaney Bracken - Rhodes College
Georgia Ferguson - Gettysburg College
Isabelle Verilli - Simmons College
Jackie Delucia - Sacred Heart University
Jackie Giordano - Lafayette College
Jessica Miller - Springfield College
Kelly Haines - Springfield College
Lindsay Macri - Wagner College
Paige Marinelli- Endicott University
Taylor Fleming - Marshall University

Yankee U18 Blaze (18 placements)

Abby Fagan - Connecticut College
Ally Doyle - Fordham University
Danielle Valente - Delaware State
Dina Isham - Delaware State
Emily Matis - Emory
Janessa Soucy - Eastern Connecticut State University
Kasey Butts - St Francis
Katie Coyle - Tufts
Kiana Rugar - University of Albany
Lindsay Jossick - Sacred Heart University
Liz Porter - MIT
Megan FitzGerald - Fordham University
Melissa Rubin - Adelphi
Nicolette Glidden - Rhodes College
Nikki Peterson - US Naval Academy
Shelby Meckstroth - Sewanee University of the South
Sierra Stein - University of New Haven
Turner Block - Fordham University

Yankee U17 Strikers (8 placements thus far)

Carly Cugine Northeastern University
Cori Scales Central Connecticut
Keely Lockwood Colgate University
Sabrina Toole Fordham University
Shangyne Samuels Niagara
Shawnique Samuels Niagara
Shea Connors Rutgers University
Five additional players from the Yankee U17 Strikers are in the process of making decisions with offers from:
Boston College
UCONN
Gettysburg
Emory
Brandies
Loyola
Amherst

Is Brandies a school or more than one after dinner drink?

**Unregistered** · 09-05-2013, 06:44 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

Is Brandies a school or more than one after dinner drink?

i before e except after d.

**Unregistered** · 09-05-2013, 06:56 AM

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/10/sp...anted=all&_r=0

**Unregistered** · 09-05-2013, 07:12 AM

NY Times poster - No one said these were scholarships, just where they committed to/are attending. But your point is well taken. It is very rare player that gets a full ride, let alone much of any school dollars. However, if the goal is for a player to have a chance of playing in college then I think most can agree (I anyone every agrees on TS) that a player has a better chance of exposure to coaches playing for a top club than only play for his/her HS.

These lists also can't take into account what kid of students these players are, what their college academic goals are (which really should be the number one priority), etc. Whoever started this ******* contest/college list is simply listing schools. Just by sheer numbers OW's list is not as impressive as CFC and YU. You can debate the quality of schools, quality of soccer all day long. Everyone will have their own opinion.

**Unregistered** · 09-05-2013, 07:13 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

From the Oakwood website

Class of 2015:
Ellie Jean - Penn State University

Class of 2014:
Katherine Comeau - University of Rhode Island
Kirsten Fagan - University of Rhode Island
Brenna Kelley - University of Hartford
Melina Spanos - University of Hartford

Class of 2013:

Melissa Andrade - Roger Williams University
Brianna Grisell - US Coast Guard Academy
Kylie ***** - Providence College
Lauren Webb - Merrimack College
Amanda Weinberger - Wentworth Inst. of Technology
Kianna Woods - Bryant University

Class of 2012:

Breana Derella - Union College
Elise Galipo - University of Hartford
Kristen McAdams - University of Hartford
Abby Mulligan - Springfield College
Kennedy Nickerson - University of New Hampshire
Allison Saucier - UCONN
Ellen Schroeder - University of Rhode Island
Brittany Trymbulak - Pace University

Class of 2011:

Jenna Cornwall - Union College
Lindsay Crevoiserat - UCONN
Kara Gardiner - Assumption College
Riley Houle - UCONN
Channel Johnson - University of Hartford
Alexandra Losi - Stonehill College
Kelly Pantason - Ithaca College
Bailey Rogers - Sacred Heart University
Natalie Signor - Connecticut College
Maggie Slivinski - Eastern CT State University
Kelly Ziogas - Springfield College

Class of 2010:

Nicole Beavers - Holy Cross
Julia Flower - Widener College
Lauren Foballe - Pace University
Jennifer Graves - Juniata College
Nicole Rodriguez - University of Notre Dame
Juli Roy - Adelphi University

You can't always trust these lists. While Lindsay Crevoiserat is a fantastic CT athlete, she certainly did not go to UCONN for soccer.

**Unregistered** · 09-05-2013, 07:20 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

You can't always trust these lists. While Lindsay Crevoiserat is a fantastic CT athlete, she certainly did not go to UCONN for soccer.

She in fact ran cross country and recently transferred out of Uconn

I am sure OW had something to do with her running ability

Crevoiserat Transfers

Glastonbury's Lindsay Crevoiserat has transferred from UConn to Oregon after her cross-country and assistant track coach Andrea Grove-McDonough left UConn to go to Iowa State. Crevoiserat, the Courant's two-time Female Athlete of the Year, led UConn to an eighth place finish in its first NCAA cross country championship last fall. "I love UConn and I'm glad I went," said Crevoiserat, who will be a junior. "The reason I went was for my coach. When she left, I didn't get released to Iowa State but I got released [for other schools]. So I looked at other options.

**Unregistered** · 09-05-2013, 07:23 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

NY Times poster - No one said these were scholarships, just where they committed to/are attending. But your point is well taken. It is very rare player that gets a full ride, let alone much of any school dollars. However, if the goal is for a player to have a chance of playing in college then I think most can agree (I anyone every agrees on TS) that a player has a better chance of exposure to coaches playing for a top club than only play for his/her HS.

These lists also can't take into account what kid of students these players are, what their college academic goals are (which really should be the number one priority), etc. Whoever started this ******* contest/college list is simply listing schools. Just by sheer numbers OW's list is not as impressive as CFC and YU. You can debate the quality of schools, quality of soccer all day long. Everyone will have their own opinion.

I agree. However a well rounded student-athlete that plays multiple High School Sports can still build an impressive resume to gain admittance to a top school. They may not play a sport there, but it could help them get in.

**Unregistered** · 09-05-2013, 07:27 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

She in fact ran cross country and recently transferred out of Uconn

I am sure OW had something to do with her running ability

Crevoiserat Transfers

Glastonbury's Lindsay Crevoiserat has transferred from UConn to Oregon after her cross-country and assistant track coach Andrea Grove-McDonough left UConn to go to Iowa State. Crevoiserat, the Courant's two-time Female Athlete of the Year, led UConn to an eighth place finish in its first NCAA cross country championship last fall. "I love UConn and I'm glad I went," said Crevoiserat, who will be a junior. "The reason I went was for my coach. When she left, I didn't get released to Iowa State but I got released [for other schools]. So I looked at other options.

I highly doubt that playing soccer had anything to do with her elite running ability. I did admire that she was willing to put her body and her knees on the line for what was essentially an activity.

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