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2009 Waunafest 3 v 3 Soccer Shootout

Written by WASC Webmaster
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
Saturday, July 25, 2009 RIPP PARK For U8 to ADULT Teams Get prepared and get your teams together for the second Waunafest 3 v 3 Soccer Shootout tournament to be held at Ripp Park during Waunafest on Saturday July 25. The tournament is set again for U8 to U10 youth girls, boys and mixed teams, but also added this year are U11 to Adult coed teams. U8-U10 players will also receive ride tickets to be used at the Waunafest Carnival. The U8-U10 age groups should plan on playing in the morning, with the older groups to play in the afternoon or all day, depending on team numbers. The WASC is encouraging the U8 to U10 age groups to put teams together and come out and enjoy a tournament experience close to home with family and friends around to watch. Teams do not need to be organized around formed teams from the fall or spring, so you can put together your own teams however is desired. The tournament is for fun, but all competition levels are welcome. Registration deadline of JULY 10, 2009!! Email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information or to reserve a spot! Download the Rules and Registration documents: Waunafest 3 v 3 Soccer Shootout 2009 Waunafest 3v3 Rules 2009 (0) Discuss Here!!
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 June 2009 )

Waunakee Quake Win Serbian Youth Tournament

Written by WASC Webmaster
Friday, 19 June 2009
On June 7th the Waunakee Quake (U14 Boys) won the United Serbian Youth Soccer tournament in Racine. The team gave up one goal in four games and won on "kicks from the mark". Row 1 Sean Bakken Row 2 Josh Chaimson, Aidian Schlittler, Patrick O'Connell, Austin Gerber and Aidan Bakken Row 3 Avery Wescott, Sean Ryan and Jack Cords Row 4 Tyler Weber, Jon Larson, Anthony Nickels, Jesse Moran, Jesse Chittick and Calvin Clack Not pictured is Coach Jim Prieve. (0) Discuss Here!!
Last Updated ( Friday, 19 June 2009 )

Madigan named Gatorade Player of Year

Written by WASC Webmaster

Tuesday, 12 May 2009

By Eric Anderson

Tuesday, May 12 2009 09:42 AM

Waunakee junior midfielder Taylor Madigan is the Gatorade Wisconsin girls soccer player of the year — the first time in more than a decade that a Madison-area player has claimed the honor.

Madigan, who has verbally committed to play at Marquette starting in 2010, has 21 goals and 14 assists for 56 points through 17 games this season for the top-ranked Warriors (13-3-1).

She has career totals of 49-30-128, including 15 game-winning goals, is a two-time All-Northern Badger Conference selection and was named to the first team of the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association All-State team last spring.

The award, presented in conjunction with ESPN RISE, recognizes outstanding athletic excellence along with high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character.

In addition to her success on the field, Madigan has a 3.77 grade-point average, is a member of the National Honor Society and volunteers as an instructor at local youth basketball and soccer camps.

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 May 2009 )

U12 Fusion Victory - Nike Cup

Written by WASC Webmaster
Tuesday, 28 April 2009
After several rain/lightning delays ending in cancellation of all Saturday games, our U12 Purple Fusion team soared back to the field on Sunday to take first in the Nike Classic Cup in Schaumburg, IL. With their mud-caked cleats and soggy shin guards they beat the Minnesota Thunder 2-1 after a tie-breaking shootout. CONGRATULATIONS FUSION!!! From Back Left: Coach Eric Ballweg, Karly K., Vanessa B., Ivy H., Cheyenne M., Teresa L., Teagan F., Tashi H., Kaylee P., Savie H., Danny K., Kendra P., Alisha N., Kaelin F., and Samantha Z. (Goalie) (0) Discuss Here!!
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 28 April 2009 )

Wild are Top Guns at Soccer Spring Shootout

Written by WASC Webmaster
Friday, 24 April 2009
Left to Right Row 1: Emily Morgan, Sonya Bright, Megan Frueh, Molly Jaeger, Taylor Lovick Row 2: Ellie Cahill, Allyson Malone, Rachel Anderson, Cassidy Johnson, Sara Bichler, Jordan Haag, Courtney Westover, Tess Lemcke Row 3: Coach Pete Treinen, Coach Kurt Kliminski Verona, WI- April 19, 2009- The Waunakee Wild U11 Girls started their season off with a bang by being the Champions for their division at the Reddan Spring Shootout. The Wild started the tournament on Friday facing the Yahara Black Thunder. Thanks to a rifle shot of a goal by Taylor Lovick, the team won in a shut-out victory, 1-0. Coach Pete Treinen said, “the girls have worked hard in the off-season and it is nice to see them come together as a team.” Saturday started in a match against the Madison Regent Lynx. The Wild took control early on and scored two goals. The first was a targeted goal by Jordan Haag to the near post where it was beyond the goalieʼs reach. The second was a power kick by Rachel Anderson that proved too fast for the goalie to react. The Lynx were unable to score thanks to the quick reflexes of the Wildʼs goalkeeper, Megan Frueh. Later that day, it was the Baraboo Flameʼs turn to face the Wild. The Flameʼs came out aggressive and scored one early goal. The Wild didnʼt let this phase them and answered with a goal by Courtney Westover. Midway through the second half, Taylor Lovick scored the go ahead goal. Thanks to the efforts of the Wildʼs defense, the Flames were unable to answer and the Wild won 2-1. Sunday, cool weather met the Wild but that didnʼt seem to phase the team as they squared off against the Verona Sirens. Courtney Westover went far post to score the first goal. Shortly after that, Taylor Lovick blasted the ball past the goalie to put an exclamation mark on the tournament. The Wild won in another shutout. This tournament marks the start of the Wild's season. They have eight games and two tournaments ahead of them. Coach Kurt Kliminski said, “This looks to be a very promising season for the Wild.” (0) Discuss Here!!
Last Updated ( Friday, 24 April 2009 )
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