| Great showing for local Livermore teams. - Saturday, June 05, 2010
 
Congratulations to the Livermore Fusion Crew 95 Girls (U14) team for finishing in second place in the Tracy Orange Bowl on Memorial Day weekend. The girls advanced to the finals through a series of wins in their bracket. In first round play the girls tied MVLA Thunder 1 - 1. Momentum built in the second and third games as Fusion soundly defeated Inter Rage Academy Impact 4 - 1 and Alliance FC Diamonds 3 - 0. In the finals, although the girls were plagued with a shortage of players in the field, they played attractive attacking soccer with moments of great ball movement and wonderful opportunities in the opponent's 18. The team lost in a very physical championship game to Santa Clara Sporting SC.
Additionally, congratulations go out to Livermore Fusion 95 Fury who finished 4th in the same tournament with an outstanding performance and Livermore Fusion 97s who made it to the semi-finals with some spirited play that turned the heads of local competition.
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| 2009/2010 CYSA Cup Results - Tuesday, January 26, 2010NOW POSTING .... CUP RESULTS
The results are rolling in for the 2009/2010 CYSA post season tournaments as the events are conducted between December 2009 and April 2010. Results for LYSL teams participating in the Founder's Cup (Division 4), Association Cup (Division 3) and State Cup (Division 1) are found by following the link below.
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| The Livermore Elite Rampage U9 Girls finished 4th in Northern California! - Friday, January 22, 2010
"The Livermore Elite Rampage U9 Girls finished up their phenomenal 2009 season placing 4th in Northern California, quite an accomplishment for this young team. The
girls were awarded with second place medals, along with a silver cup,
for their performance in the Super 2 bracket. Pictured: (coaches)
Trainer Sara Girotto, Ken Farro, and Lora Silva (top) Camille LeBlanc,
Aly Silva, Courtney Hayes, Maggie Rae McPeek, Ashley Cole, Kailee
Haskins, Kate Hottinger, Madison Hood (bottom) Gigi Cole, Alexa Clatt,
Kamy Farro, and Hayli Edwards. "
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| Cobras U10 Rec Plus Girls takes 2nd in the Danville Sunset Invitational Tournament.... - Tuesday, December 22, 2009
2nd Place Livermore Cobras U10G Danville Sunset Invitational Tournament
Back, l-r: Coaches Glen Cordisco, Scott Tidwell, and Tod Lawson
Standing, l-r: Jamie Freitas, Sydney Duncan, Siena Gibbs, Jenna Tidwell, Abby Fraser, Jordan Kennedy, Kelsi Green, Carly Estevez
Kneeling, l-r: Tara Collier, Audrey Cordisco, Katie Hinds, Kristen Heise, Kaylie Lawson
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| The U10B Livermore Bombers take 1st place at Dublin Crossroads Tournament.... - Monday, November 30, 2009
The Livermore Bombers U10B won first place in the 2009 Dublin Crossroads Tournament by defeating the Newark Pumas in the championship match. The championship match came down to a triple overtime shootout where the Bombers came out victorious 3-2. Leading up to the championship match, the Bombers fought through an extremely tough bracket in which all matches were exciting. The Bombers won their first match 4-2 against hosting team, Dublin Fireballs. The second Match against the San Ramon Blackhawks ended in a 3-3 tie with the Bombers rallying from a 3-1 deficit to tie it up in the second half. A 2-2 tie with the Fremont Spartans in the final pool match placed the Bombers in the championship game against the Newark Pumas.
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| Elite Hurricanes of Livermore take second place at the Sonoma Halloween Classic Tournament - Thursday, November 05, 2009
Congratulations to the Elite Hurricanes of Livermore for taking second place at the Sonoma Halloween Classic Tournament!!!
There were 12 great teams trying to get to the championship game and the Hurricanes made it by playing with a high level of team work in each game they played. Every one of the Hurricanes contributed and played with great intensity. They won the first game 2-1 with Trevor Ross scoring the first goal and then Scott Newby bending one in on a corner kick for the game winner. The second game was also a 2-1 win with Newby getting a goal on a penalty kick then putting another one in the net from thirty yards out. They won the third game 1-0 when Garret Vest blasted a shot that bounced off an opposing player and went in. The Hurricanes defense is always the key to their success and this tournament was no different. Defensive captain Kevin Gillmore played injured but still did an awesome job in every game. Brian Martinez shut down the other side of the field with his great speed. The level of intensity by Harrison Goold and Brandon Brocklesby really intimidated the other teams and was a key factor in every game. Hayden Olsen, Zabrisky Roland, and Connor Mcgee were outstanding at covering the entire field and frustrating the opposition. The consistent play and great passing by Luis Ceja-Martinez, Archie LaBine, Connor Lovoi, and Dominic Mingione contributed to each of the Hurricane's wins. Max Wiggington's fantastic goalie work was critical to the team getting to the championship.
Great job Hurricanes!!
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| The Livermore Elite Storm take 1st place in the Walnut Creek Octoberfest - Saturday, October 31, 2009
The Livermore Elite Storm take 1st place in the Walnut Creek Octoberfest
The Livermore Elite Storm U13G won first place in the 2009 Walnut Creek Octoberfest by defeating the Walnut Creek Raptors 2-1 in the championship game. Leading to the championship game, the Storm fought through an extremely tough bracket in which all games were exciting, hotly contested matches. The Storm tied their first game 1-1 against last season’s Association Cup State Champion Folsom Wildcats. Their second game against Mill Valley Rockers-Red also ended in a 1-1 tie. A 2-1 victory over the Mustang Tornados in the final pool match placed the Storm in the championship game against the Raptors.
Players pictured on back row, left to right, are Anna Neitzel, Dana Anex, Gabby Enzmann, Molly Farro, Jacey Luzzi, Summer Nugen, Alyssa Campbell, Ellen Kiser, Rachel Esser and Gabby Parker. Players pictured on front row are Amanda Montano, Molly Stolz, Damera Dodd, Danielle Dufek and Samantha Sobers. Also pictured on the back row are Head Coach Bob Montano (left) and Assistant Coach Phil Parker (right) and on the front row, volunteer trainers from Cal State East Bay Rachel Alvarez (left) and Emily Christian (right).
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| U12B Dynamites take first place in house tournament..... - Wednesday, October 21, 2009
U12B Dynamites, First-Place House Tournament Champions
Front Row, L-R:Jason Spangler, Gabriel Anderson, Joshua Ison, Michael Peters, Jesus Espinoza, Gino Stoneham, Rodrigo Diaz
Second Row, L-R: Julian Guerrero, Santos Flores, William Bretz, Noah Marcel, Brandon Replogle, Austin Weller, Anthony Schultz, Joseph Sandholtz
Back Row, L-R: Assistant Coach Dave Larson, Coach Erick Schultz, Assistant Coach John Spangler
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| The Mighty Tigers - U12G 2009 House Tournament Champions!!! - Thursday, October 08, 2009
Head Coach: Tom Floyd Asst Coaches: Greg Porcella and Art Ruloma
Top Row: Anjali Vachhani, Brianna Ruloma, Kirsten Floyd, Courtney O'Shaughnessey, Kimberly Amador, Maricella Fuentes, Nicole Koning
Bottom Row - Monique Porcella, Summer Hassett, Shannon McGrory, Jocelyn Hart, Anna Wolfson
Front: Arianah Nava
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| The Bolts dominate the U14G House Tournament....... - Thursday, October 08, 2009
The Bolts take 1st place at the 2009 House
Tournament
The U14 Girls Bolts
swept the LYSL House Tournament last weekend, going undefeated for all four
games. The Bolts started off the weekend beating the Rage 5-1 on Saturday
morning and then beating the Mighty Monkeys later that day 3-2. Sunday morning
they beat the Storm 3-0. Then they played under the lights at Robertson, to
sneak past the Rage again, beating them 1-0. It was a very competitive weekend
and all the teams played exceptionally well. Great job Bolts!!! Congratulations!!
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| U14G Chaos take 1st place at LYSL Fall Classic...... - Tuesday, October 06, 2009
Assitant coach Bob Priest, Mikaela Priest, Savannah Winters, Emily Kalantar, Dallyce Marglon, Maryann Gong, Katelyn Lovoi, Nicole Mingione, head coach Jose Hernandez, trainer Roland Tillak, Sierra Clark, Brittany Ahrbeck, Mariajose Chacon, Alexandra Hernandez, Haleigh Atkinson, Jessica Groth, Krystal Hill, Erin Winegarner.
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| The Livermore Elite Storm U13 Bronze bring home 1st place.... - Friday, October 02, 2009
The Livermore Elite Storm U13
Bronze brought home 1st place in the Livermore Fall Classic
held on September 26th and 27th. Players
pictured on back row, left to right, are Rachel Esser, Gabby Parker,
Jacey Luzzi, Ellen Kiser, Molly Farro, Anna Neitzel, Dana Anex and Damera
Dodd. Pictured on front row are Molly Stolz, Danielle Dufek, Samantha
Sobers, Gabby Enzmann, Alyssa Campbell and Amanda Montano. Not pictured:
Summer Nugen. Also pictured are Coach Bob Montano (left) and Assistant
Coach Phil Parker (right).
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| U14 Boys Livermore Elite Thunder Takes 2nd Place in the Bob Fowler Memorial Soccer Tournament - Friday, October 02, 2009
Back Row (standing): Assistant Coach David Petrie, Brandon Howard, Grant Petrie, Kevin McKey, Drake Foote, Mikey Milland, Bailey Bartlett, Jose A. Chavarria, Robbie Quezada, Vince Volpatti, Coach Jim Wright
Front Row (kneeling): Jose E. Chavarria, Ricky Sanchez, Trevyon Cintorino, Brody Martinez, Keegan Wright, Adam Hollar, Erick Salgado, Ivan Padilla
The U14 Boys Livermore Elite Thunder took 2nd place in the Bob Fowler Memorial Tournament held in Concord on September 26-27, 2009. Thunder started off the tournament with a 3-1 win agains the Land Park Zoomers, followed by a 1-1 tie against Heritage Milan. Going into Sunday's first game Thunder needed a 3-0 win to guarantee a spot in the Championship match. They came away with just what they needed, a 3-0 win over Diablo FC 95 Juventus. Thunder lost to SASC Cyclones 95 in the Championship game, scoring the only goal against the Cyclones in the tournament. Go Thunder!
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| Cobras dominate at San Ramon Kick Off Classic.... - Monday, September 28, 2009
The U12 Girls Rec Plus Cobras placed 1st at the San Ramon Kick Off Classic.
L to R: Coach Volponi, Coach Oliveira, MacKenzie Schley, Llexis Pereida, Rachel Jelenic, Tiaja Andrews, Jordon Volponi, Gabriela Oliveira, Natalie Palomo, Coach Palomo, Alina Coronado, Alexandria Clifton, Carli Henderson, Jamie Zogaric, Jenna Dobson, Megan Ewing, Devin Everett
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| Regan Smithers makes LYSL proud at PDP tryouts along with invite to the iD2 Regional Training Camp. - Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Congratulations to Livermore Soccer player Regan Smithers of the '95G
for her selection to the iD2 Regional Training camp. Good Luck Regan!
http://www.norcalpremier.com/content/view/1117/1/
80 top players in
Northern California were invited to attend this PDP tryout; Livermore soccer had 5 players in this age
group that made it to the final top twenty two!!!!
Well done Livermore!
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| The Livermore Boom take on the San Ramon Kickoff Invitational - Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Back Row (standing): Assistant Coach Ken Foote, Coach Betsy Foote,
Delaney Foote, Cassidy Kovisto, Missy Nunes, Hannah Carlson, Alex
Winkler, Shannon Kai, Assistant Coach Mark Kovisto
Front Row
(sitting): Briana Estevez, Olivia Schormann, Katie Schloming, Brianna
Shultis, Mila, Steinberg, Samantha Stoneham, Lindsay Welles
The U12Girls Rec+ team Livermore Boom played in the San Ramon Kickoff
Invitational on August 29th and 30th. This was the first opportunity
for most of the girls to play 11v11 on a big field. After a tough start
with a loss to the Livermore Cobras, the eventual tournament champions,
Boom started getting used to how to play on the big field and fought
back from a 0-2 deficit to win 3-2 against the Mustang Wildcats. Their
final game ended in a 0-0 tie against the Mustang Blue Robins.
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| U14 Boys Livermore Elite Thunder roll into the Solano Summer Classic.... - Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Back Row (standing): Assistant Coach David Petrie, Bailey Bartlett,
Drake Foote, Ivan Padilla, Kevin McKey, Coach Jim Wright, Jose A.
Chavarria, Jose E. Chavarria, Grant Petrie, Fred Salgado
Front Row (kneeling): Keegan Wright, Ricky Sanchez, Erick Salgado, Adam Hollar, Trevyon Cintorino, Brody Martinez
The U14 Boys Livermore Elite Thunder took 3rd place in the Solano
Summer Classic tournament held August 1st and 2nd. Thunder beat
Lamorinda United 4-0 and Placer Abyss 3-1 on Saturday. Sunday's loss to
Solano Sporting put them in the Consolation game, battling it out
against Ballistic United Advanced. After being down 0-2 they fought
hard and came back to win 4-2.
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| LYSL Elite Crush '97 winners of Albion Cup - Wednesday, August 19, 2009
From left to right (top row): Assistant
Coach Mark Long, Bridget Rittman, Adilene Ruiz, Morgan Rodriguez, Hannah Beachamp,
Megan Amick, Carleigh Thurman, Amanda Valentine, Jenavieve Rutherford, Head
Coach Eric Barger
Center row: Allyson Marty, Ali Jackson,
Sammy Rhoads
Bottom row: Cameryn Long, Tori Nicolo,
Melissa Ellis, Morgan Leonard, Rachel Tungol
LYSL Elite Crush '97 winners of Albion Cup
On Monday July 20,th
the U12G Premier Livermore Crush ’97 became The Champions of The Albion
Cup’s 2009 tournament, defeating La Jolla Impact 4-1. On Saturday morning
July 18,th Livermore Elite Crush
’97 beat PQYSA 4-0. Saturday afternoon they played Carlsbad Wave
with a 4-0 win. Sunday morning July 19th, they beat La Jolla
Impact 8-1. Sunday afternoon’s semi-final game against RSF Attack
ended in a 3-1 win. The girls played with all their hearts and
worked outstandingly together to capture The Championship title. The tournament was located in beautiful
San Diego and is known as The Albion Cup National Soccer Showcase which is
considered one of the country’s “Best National Soccer
Showcases.” Participation is limited to elite competitors who
have to establish themselves as one of the top teams in order to be
accepted. This tournament was a great prelude to their upcoming fall
season.
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| The U9 Boys Livermore Elite Quakes take 2nd place at San Ramon Valley Cup. - Tuesday, August 11, 2009
2nd place finish for U9 Boys Livermore Elite Quakes!
The U9 Boys Livermore Elite Quakes took 2nd place at the San Ramon Valley Cup August 1-2. Despite having 5 new players this season, they worked together and looked like they've been a team for a long time.
LIVERMORE YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE THE QUAKES FOR AN OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE.
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| LYSL Double-Goal Coach Honored By PCA - Thursday, August 06, 2009Class Act On and Off the Field
On Saturday, August 8, LYSL Coach Larry Phillips was recognized as one of ten outstanding Bay Area Double-Goal Coaches by the Positive Coaching Alliance and the San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park. He truly personifies a Double-Goal Coach who loves competition but also uses sports to teach life lessons. LYSL is lucky to have great coaches like Larry who create healthy learning environments for their athletes, not only for the game of soccer, but for development of important life skills. He is incredibly deserving of this special recognition.
CONGRATULATIONS LARRY
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| LYSL U16 Girls 2009 CYSA Founders Cup Champions - Sunday, March 08, 2009
U16G Livermore Blue Intensity Win 2009 CYSA Founder's Cup
On
Sunday March 1st, the Livermore Blue Intensity became the 2009 CYSA
Founders Cup U16 Girls Champions with a 1-0 final score in their
championship match with the Clovis Rebel Stars. The girls played an
outstanding game and represented Livermore Youth Soccer League at its
finest in terms of both skill on the field and in strength of spirit.
The
2009 Founders Cup concluded an outstanding season for the team which
finished undefeated in league play and won the Petaluma Shootout
tournament and Newark Orange and Black Classic tournament.
LIVERMORE YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE
CONGRATULATES THE BLUE INTENSITY
FOR THEIR OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENT
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| LYSL Coaches Making A Positive Impact On Youth Sports - Thursday, January 01, 2009
Stacey Walke and Michelle Pereida Setting the Right Example
LYSL Coaches Stacey Walke and Michelle Pereida were honored as Bay Area Double Goal Coach Award Winners at a Golden State Warriors Game in December by the Positive Coaching Alliance.
A Double-Goal Coach: a) Redefines “Winner,” b) Honors the Game and c) Fills Players’ Emotional Tanks. Double-Goal Coaches want to win (goal #1) but have a second, more important goal – to help players develop positive character traits that will help them be successful in life.
These coaches were nominated by their teams and were assessed on the basis of how closely their coaching actions and programs exemplify the Double-Goal Coach Model.
CONGRATULATIONS STACEY AND MICHELLE.
LYSL IS VERY PROUD OF OUR COACHES.
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