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Former JB Star Goalkeeper Natalie Kulla has been named to the
US National U-20 team.
Natalie Kulla of our U-19 team coached by Mark Kaiser, has been
selected to participate in the U-20 National Team Camp to be held at the Home
Depot Center in California. Natalie is the Daughter of John Kulla, a long time
J B Marine Coach, and is a Freshman at Marquette University. Natalie will
participate with our U-19's this spring in State Cup.
U.S. UNDER-20 WOMEN HEAD TO TRAINING
CAMP AT THE HDC: U.S. Under-20 Women’s National Team head coach Tony
DiCicco will hold a seven-day training camp at The Home Depot Center in Carson,
Calif., from April 5-12 as the team continues preparation for CONCACAF
Qualifying for the 2008 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. DiCicco has called in
34 players for this camp, which will be used to evaluate numerous new players
before he begins to narrow down the player pool in preparation for qualifying.
The U.S. U-20s will play four matches during the camp as DiCicco splits his
squad for a pair of matches on April 8 and April 12. On April 8, the USA will
take on the W-League Pali Blues at 11 a.m. followed by a match against Loyola
Marymount University at 1 p.m. On April 12, the U-20s will square off against
two college teams, playing Long Beach State at 11 a.m. and UCLA at 1 p.m. The
dates and venue for U-20 CONCACAF qualification have yet to be confirmed, but
the tournament will likely occur in June. The 2008 FIFA U-20 Women’s World
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Chalupny & Sauerbrunn Named to US WNT
Roster
After
five days of training camp that featured seven on-field practice sessions,
including a full-field scrimmage on Monday, Pia Sundhage has named her first
tournament roster as head coach of the U.S. Women’s National Team.
Sundhage chose 20 players who will travel to Foshan, China, on Tuesday in
preparation for the 2008 Four Nations Tournament, being held Jan. 16-20 at the
Foshan Sports Center.
JB Alum Lori Chalupny and Becky Sauerbrunn have been
named to the roster. While many of the U.S. players have been to China on
multiple occasions, the trip will provide some valuable experience for the
numerous young players on the roster who are trying to solidify themselves in
the player pool in hopes of earning a spot on the USA’s Olympic qualifying
roster, and ultimately, the Olympic Games from Aug. 6-21 in Beijing (and four
other Chinese cities).
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JB Alumni Start and Score for WNT in Gold Medal
Game
GUANGZHOU,
China (January 20, 2008) – The U.S. Women’s National Team scored a
77th minute goal off a header from midfielder Shannon Boxx to earn a 1-0
victory over China and win the 2008 Four Nations Tournament. It was the first
tournament title for new U.S. head coach Pia Sundhage.
Boxx’s goal came
after defender Lori Chalupny(17) had burst past a defender outside the
penalty box on the right side only to be been scythed down, earning a free
kick. The initial service was cleared off a Chinese head, but the ball fell to
defender Becky Sauerbrunn(27) on the right wing and she sent a looping
service back into the middle. Boxx got a bit of separation from her defender
and arched her body to send a looping header over the Chinese goalkeeper into
the right corner from 11 yards out. The goal was the 18th of Boxx’s
international career. It was Sauerbrunn’s first career
assist.
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JB Marine Alum Chalupney and Taylor Twellman recieve Player of the Year
honors.
STLsoccer.net would like to congratulate St. Louisans Taylor Twellman
(SLUH Alumni, Scott Gallagher Soccer Club) and Lori Chalupny (Nerinx Hall
Alumni, JB Marine Soccer Club) on winning the first ever "STLsoccer.net Player
of the Year" awards. They received these awards for their overall contributions
to the game throughout 2007. The award will be announced on the Team 1380
Saturday Soccer Report sponsored by St. Louis Soccer United. |
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Coach Mark Kaiser has announced that Rebecca Silva, long time
member of the J B Marine Soccer Club was named to the U-20 National Team of her
country of birth, Chile, where she will reside for the next year beginning in
January, 2008.
Rebecca will take a year off from Bowdoin College, a soccer power in
Division III, where the school recently completed it's 18th straight winning
season.
Coach Kaiser and the J B Marine Club wishes Rebecca and her new
teammates great success. |
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JB Marine Alum Receives ACC Top Honor -
Defensive Player of
the Year.
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – Five members of the Virginia
women’s soccer team were named All-ACC league officials announced Tuesday.
Three of those players were first team selections, including defender Becky
Sauerbrunn (JB Marine, St. Louis, Mo.), who was named ACC Defensive Player
of the Year. Sauerbrunn has anchored a defensive group this season that leads
the nation in goals against average and shutout percentage.
-The Cavaliers
have posted 13 shutouts, one shy of the school record, allowing just six goals
all year. In addition, Sauerbrunn has a goal and an assist this season. Her
selection to the All-ACC squad is the fourth of her career, including her
second first-team All-ACC honor. |
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Missy Peabody has been announced as the Head Coach of the Cor
Jesu Academy Varsity soccer program for the upcoming 2008 High School Season.
Missy previously served on the Varsity staff at Incarnate Word Academy
Missy has
been associated with J B Marine for many years as a player, trainer and most
recently, a head coach. During her time with J B, Missy has been a member of
two National Championship teams, in 2001 for Coach Mark Kaiser and as
Co-Captain with Lori Chalupny in 2004 for Director of Coaching, Mike Gauvain.
After a four year Varsity career at Ursuline Academy where she was
named all State, all Metro & all Conference, Missy took her game to the
University of Missouri and continued her outstanding play earning all Big 12
honors as well as all Big 12 Academic honors. Additionally, during her time at
Missouri, she was named the Mizzou Offensive player of the year as well as the
Big 12 Offensive player of the year.
“Coach Peabody knows what it
takes to be a competitive soccer player in our league and in college," said Cor
Jesu Athletic Director Liz Biendenstein. "She will lead the Cor Jesu soccer
team to its highest potential.”
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JB Marine U-23 Standout Receives WPSL
Award
Kelly
Waeckerle of FC St.Louis was named to the Women's Premier Soccer League's WPSL
ALL-League third team this week. Kelly, a midfielder for JB Marine's U-23 team,
is also a second year player for the WPSL's St.Louis team. Longtime JB Marine
coach Mark Kaiser, served as head coach for FC St. Louis this season, guiding
the team to a 4-4 record.
Kelly was also named Player of the Week in week 10
of the WPSL season. The WPSL includes 37 teams across the U.S. with rosters
featuring thop players from the U.S., China, Brazil, Jamaica, Spain, Mexico,
Russia, Italy, Canada and several other countries. Among the league's most
recognizable players are Brandi Chastain and a number of players who have
competed in the Olympics and the Women's World Cup.
Kelly who played more
than 10 seasons fro J.B. Marine teams, is a sophomore at St. Louis University
where she will continue her soccer career this fall. |
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The following 9 players from JB Marine SC played
in the Missouri Athletic Club Girls Soccer All Star game at the Anheuser Busch
Sports Complex in Fenton.
South Side All Stars from JB
Marine-Kaiser
Erin Valenta - Nerinx Hall HS ; Rockhurst University
Chelsea Connelly - St. Joseph's Academy ; Mississippi St
Theresa "T "
Kaiser - Ursuline Academy ; McKendree University
Stephanie Nilica -
Ursuline Academy ; University of Tennessee-Martin
Emma Kriegel - Oakville
HS ; St. Louis University
Christy Capkovic - Mehlville HS ; Webster
University
Caitlin Werkmiester - Cor Jesu Academy ; St. Louis University
Sarah Haferkamp - Parkway West HS ; Bowling Green State University
Maggie Winkler - Summit HS ; undecided
North Side All Stars from
JB Marine -
Kaiser Natalie Kulla - Incarnate Word Academy ; Marquette
University
Christina Brown - Duchesne HS ; St. Louis University
Heather
Sexton - Fort Zumwalt West HS ; Newberry College
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Since 1982:
62 State Championships - 17
Regional Championships - 5 National Championships
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2005
U-17 Bozesky - Champions!
U-18 Twellman - Champions!
U-19 Gauvain - Champions!
U-13 Costello - Semi-Finalist
U-14
Sheils - Semi-Finalist
U-14 Billet - Quarter-Finalist
U-15 Thibodeau -
Semi-Finalist |
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2006
U-19 Twellman - Champions!
U-17 Kaiser
Finalist
U-14 Costello Finalist
U-16 Gauvain
Semi-Finalist
U-15 Gauvain Semi-Finalist
U-15 LaMear
Quarter-Finalist
U-15 Palazzolo Quarter-Finalist
U-14 Huber
Quarter-Finalist
U-13 Nilica Quarter-Finalist
U-13 Sielfleisch
Quarter-Finalist |
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