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Links to Representative Program Information
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2011-2012 Boys Teams
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About the HSC Representative Program
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The Hockessin Soccer Club Representative program is for children interested in playing at the highest competitive level. There are three program levels: Academy, Non-Academy and Developmental Academy. Whereas the Instructional program focuses locally within New Castle County or the club, the Representative (or Travel) program allows serious players the opportunity to test their soccer skills against players of other clubs.
Within the Tri-state area, there are approximately 75 soccer clubs within 90 miles of Hockessin. Typically, these clubs provide most of the league competition. Additionally, all representative teams participate in tournament play. Two to three times a year, teams will select from literally thousands of youth soccer tournaments in the area. Tournaments allow Representative teams to compete against clubs from outside of the tri-state area. From time to time, very competitive teams will even travel internationally to play the very best teams. In recent years, the Hockessin Soccer Club has been represented in several very prestigious tournaments locally and around the globe.
The intention of Representative soccer is for each team, regardless of level, to play teams of a similar competitive level. The goal is to develop soccer players of the highest caliber possible. The club does, however, sponsor various playing levels by age within the Representative program.
It should also be noted that Representative soccer requires a certain level of commitment from both the player and the parent. Practices are generally two times a week with games on either Saturday or Sunday. Teams generally play year round. The most competitive coaches are selected to lead these teams and typically most teams will hold a tryout once a year. The club advertises tryout dates once a year - typically in April or May. If you have a child that is interested in participating, please contact the appropriate coach listed under our teams page.
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Eleven HSC teams were finalists and six were crowned State Champions. Seven HSC teams represented our State at the USYS Region 1 Championships and were strongly competitive. This makes forty-one State Champions since 2006. The U12 Girls (Force) won their pool at regional's and the U16 Boys (Heat) finished pool undefeated (beating New York East and tying Virginia) but had the last tiebreak prevent their advancement to the semifinals.
Hockessin Soccer Club led all Delaware Youth Soccer Association clubs with the following: Sixteen teams competing in the State Tournament, eleven teams State Finalist, six State Champions, seven teams qualifying for the Region 1 tournament (Girls U12 attending as wild card).
Congratulations to all participants and to the following Champions and Finalists: Champions: U13 Girls HSC Clash, U15 Girls HSC Blast, U16 Girls HSC Freedom, U18 Girls HSC Academy Select, U15 Boys HSC Arsenal and U16 Boys HSC Heat. Finalists: U12 Girls HSC Force, U14 Girls HSC Ladyhawks, U12 Boys HSC Hammerheads, U14 Boys HSC Thunder, and U17 Boys HSC Strikers Premier.
The Hockessin Soccer Club and the 1,600+ youth soccer players we serve benefit from a true “soccer club” atmosphere that fosters communication and cooperation among staff, coaches, parents and players with the common goal of “soccer for all” and individual player development. These results are a tribute to the hard work and dedication of all HSC teams, players, parents and volunteers, our Director of Coaching, our dedicated and professional training staff and volunteer coaches, team managers and the club’s staff and Board of Directors.
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HSC Representative Team/Player Accomplishments and Announcements
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| HSC Enjoys ASL Participating in the club’s inaugural ASL (Atlantic Soccer League) Season, HSC’s U14 – U18 Boys teams had great success at the Bethesda Showcase, November 18th – 20th starting off the ASL campaign with an overall 9-4-2 record. For detailed event information please read the Technical Report. The club will look forward to continued ASL success as these teams will travel to Fayetteville, NC. in January. Congratulations to the following players for being named to the Bethesda Showcase ASL All Event Team: Max Euler (Thunder), George Tsaganos (Arsenal), Olumakinde Ogunnaike (Heat) and Alec Jule (Strikers). Read More for official ASL announcement.
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| HSC U16 Girls BLAST are CASL College Showcase Champions
The Blast took all three games and outscored their opponents 6-0 overall at the CASL College Showcase held in Raleigh, NC. The Blast played Team Boca White from Southern Florida. This was the most dominate Blast performance for the team at the tournament in all phases. The Blast had several opportunities in the match including two shots by Regan Lehman that hit the cross bar. The team was up 1-0 at the half with a beautiful goal by Kelsey Connell that assisted by Amira Hannon. The Blast found the net two more times in the second half. Scoring for the Blast were Stephanie Davis, and a blast by Maddie Rash, assisted by Stephanie Davis. On Saturday, the Blast faced the Michigan Hawks for a 1-0 win. While the Hawks played an extremely physical game it was no match for the skill of the Blast.
Stephanie Davis scored the only goal on a left footed strike early in the first half. Sunday brought on the Baltimore Bays and a 2-0 win for the Blast. The team closed out the tournament with another shutout! Amira Hannon scored in the first half on a follow up from a shot by Megan Frailer. Late in the second half Megan Frailer found the net to finish off the Blast scoring. Defensively the Blast was led by Natalie Rinschler, Abbey Kramer, Morgan Staley, Kianna Wright and GK Haley Wahrhaftig who closed with the team's 5th consecutive shutout.
With the CASL Tournament Win the Blast advance their Got Soccer ranking to #9 in Region One, and #23 in the Nation!
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| HSC High School Boys Success 2011Congratulations to members of the HSC U15 Thunder, U16 Arsenal, U17 Heat and U18 Strikers for a successful high school season. HSC had many players represented in the Delaware High School Boys Soccer Finals on November 19, 2011. Salesianum and St. Marks HS battled to a thrilling 3-2 Salesianum overtime victory. HSC would like to recognize the following players for their great achievment: Salesianum: Jake MacAteer (Thunder), Chris Disabatino (Arsenal), Ben Yount (Arsenal), Tyler Magner (Arsenal), Mike Disabatino (Arsenal), Dylan Huber (Arsenal), Joey Cain (Arsenal), Austin Hanson (Arsenal), Alex Luke (Heat), Hunter Dann (Heat), Nick Galentine (Heat), Cameron Granger (Heat), Moja Hale (Heat), Joey Koziol (Heat), Chris Koziol (Heat), Andrew Wade (Strikers), Mike Padillia (Strikers), Chris Saberton (Strikers), Brendan Saberton (Strikers), Peter Lundgaard (Strikers) St Marks: Chad Fox (Arsenal), Jeff Richards (Arsenal), Bryan Haldeman (Strikers), Mike Martin (Strikers) Greg Bechard (Strikers).
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| Maloney Named to Participate in USYS ODP Interregional.jpg)
Angus Maloney (U18 Boys Strikers) has been named to participate with the 1994 Region 1 team at the 2011 Interregional December 8th – 12th in Birmingham, Alabama. We at HSC are very proud of Angus and his accomplishment! Read more for additional information.
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2011-2012 Girls Teams
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