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2009 Super Y Team Results
City Islanders Academy U10-12 Boys and GirlsU12 GirlsU12 ISLANDER GIRLS STOPPED IN SEMI-FINALS AT LITITZ SUMMER SHOWCASE The U 12 City Islander Girls participated in the Lititz Summer Showcase, July 25th and 26th. The Island Girls won their first game on Saturday against the East Hudson Academy; 5-1. In the second game on Saturday, the Island Girls fell to Sonesoccer Training Academy – Millburn Magic by a score of 1-2. After the first day’s play, the Island Girls were the second seed in their bracket and faced the first seed from the second bracket, Pennsylvania Premier Alliance Select from PA West in the semi-finals. Ending the tournament, the Island Girls fell against the Pennsylvania Premier Alliance in a 4-0 shut out. Game 1: City Islanders, 5 – East Hudson, 1 Game 2: City Islanders, 1 – Sonesoccer Academy, 2 Assists – Briana Hackos (1) ***The U12 Island Girls give a huge THANK YOU to coaches; Rachel, Jess and Lauren for a great summer! Islanders U12 Girls finish 3rd at 2009 Riders Cup; held to 2-1 loss in semi-final round. City Islanders’ Academy U12 Girls participated in the 2009 Riders Cup June 27th and 28 at Fort Dix, NJ. After 3 games of inter-bracket play, the Islanders’ Girls were the top seed in bracket 3 with a 3-0 record with 12 goals scored and 1 goal against. In a inter-bracket play format, the Islanders’ Girls defeated TSF Magpies (NJ) 1-0. In the second game on Saturday, they breezed past the DTS MVV (NJ) 6-0. In the first match on Sunday, the Islanders handled the United Fury (NJ) 5-1. The Islanders next faced the #1 seed from bracket 1, the Middletown Patriots (NJ) in semi-finals. At the half the Islanders and Patriots were tied 1-1 but an unanswered Patriots’ goal in the second period ended the Islanders tournament with a 2-1 loss to the Middletown Patriots and eventual U12 Girls Champions. The Islanders U12 Girls finished third in the tournament. Game 1, Islanders vs. TSF Magpies: 6 shots, 2 SOG, 1 Goal (Katherine Lippincott). Goalkeeper: Alicia Federico, 2 saves, 0 GA; Emily Faust, 7 saves, 0 GA. Islanders 1 – TSF Magpies 0. Game 2, Islanders vs. DTS MVV: 22 shots, 18 SOG, 6 Goals (Katherine Lippincott, 3; Emily Faust, 1; Hanna Kontanis, 1; Brooke May, 1). Goalkeeper: Emily Faust, 2 saves, 0 GA; Alicia Federico, 1 save, 0 GA. Islanders 6 – DTS MVV 0. Game 3, Islanders vs. United Fury: 11 shots, 9 SOG, 5 Goals (Riley Curtin, 1; Lucy Krikorian, 1; Katie Miller, 1; Brooke May, 2). Assists, Brooke May, 1. Goalkeeper: Alicia Federico, 1 save, 0 GA; Emily Faust, 2 saves, 1 GA. Islanders 5 – United Fury 1. Game 4, Islanders vs. Middletown Patriots: 12 shots, 7 SOG, 1 Goal (Brooke May) 1 Assist (Lucy Krikorian). Goalkeeper; Alicia Federico, 1 save, 1 GA; Emily Faust, 3 saves, 1 GA. Islanders 1 – Middletown 2. Tournament Totals: 13 Goals (Katherine Lippincott, 4; Emily Faust, 1; Hanna Kontanis, 1; Brooke May, 4; Lucy Krikorian, 1; Katie Miller, 1). 3 Assists (Maddison Miller, Brooke May, Lucy Krikorian).
U12 Girls Philadelphia Youth Soccer Classic Congratulations to City Islanders-U12 Girls for winning the Championship! In a round robin format the girls went 2-0 after Saturday’s games after defeating the Parkwood Devils 6-1 and the Houston SC 7-0. In the first game Sunday, the Islanders finished in a 1-1 tie against the Lighthouse Royals. Islanders’ lone goal was from Katherine Lippincott. In the second game; to determine the championship the Islanders Girls shutout the Radnor Black Storm 2-0. Katherine Lippincott and Katie Miller made islanders’ goals. (insert attached picture from email here) 
Lancaster Summer Classic City Islanders Academy U12 Girls participated in the Lancaster Summer Classic June 6th and 7th. In the first game on Saturday, the U12 Girls defeated the Hanover Rockets 6-2. The six goals were from a combination of players: Riley Curtin, Emily Faust, Taylor Grace, and Hanna Kontanis, each had one goal, Katie Miller had 2 goals. Assists during the game came from Katherine Lippincott and Riley Curtin, with one each. In Saturday’s second game the Islanders faced the Manheim Township Soccer Club Inferno, the game ended in a 0-0 deadlock. On Sunday, the U12 Girls advanced to the semi-finals as the second seed of the U13 Girls-Group A, where they were matched against Penn Legacy Black. The City Islander Girls lost to Penn Legacy 4-1, which ended their tournament. Briana Hackos scored the Islander’s goal in the first half. Congratulations to the girls for making it to the semi-finals! U11 GirlsThe City Islanders Academy U11G team participated in the Lititz Summer Showcase on July 25th & 26th. Game 1, Islanders vs. Monmouth-Ocean Soccer Academy (MOSA) U11G (NJ) Game 2, Islanders vs. East Hudson Soccer Academy (NY) Game 3, Islanders vs. Tab Ramos Summer Select (NJ) U11 Girls - Philadelphia Youth Soccer Classic. Game 1: City Islanders lost 3-1 to the Parkwood Sting - Goal was scored by Kiley Gallagher, assisted by Courtney Browning Game 2: City Islanders beat South Philadelphia, 9 - 0. The 9 goals were scored by the following individuals, in this order - Courtney Browning, assisted by McKenna McMaster This netted out as follows: Game 3: City Islanders beat the Parkwood Blaze, 7-0. The goals were scored by the following people: - Kiley Gallagher, assisted by Jamie Wilson Championship Final: City Islanders vs. Parkwood Sting - Score was 0-0 at the end of regulation Tournament: Lancaster Summer Classic-U12G division Game 1 U10 BoysCongratulations to the U10 Boys on winning the Hershey Kicks for Kids. After winning all 3 games in Division 1, the team went on to beat a NJ team 3-2 after double over-time. Great Job! 
The U10 boys placed 1st place. Here is the re-cap of the final game from Nicki Dohner: Sunday, championship game vs. Boyertown. We were off to a 2-0 lead, but the Boyertown team came back and eventually took a 4-2 lead over the City Islanders. The Islanders didn't give up!! We came back and tied it up 4-4 sending the game into overtime 5v5 with no keepers. Boyertown kicked the ball out of the end and we scored on the corner kick only 30 seconds into the overtime. Brezniak scored 2 goals including the game winner, Nardini scored 2 goals, and Dohner scored 1 goal. We're off to a good start! 
Game #1: U10 beat West York 7-2. Donati-Leach scored 3 goals, J. Becher U11 BoysYork Cup- The U11-boys won their bracket against PA Rush and Baltimore Soccer Academy Congratulations to the City Islander’s Academy U11-Boys on winning the SCCSA tournament this past Memorial Day weekend. The boys were undefeated with a 4-0 record. Game 1 against Octorora started the wining streak with a 2-0 victory. Game 2 against SCCSA showed a 6-1 win, while game 3 and 4 against GCVSC and Fleetwood sealed the victory with both a 7-0 final. Well done! U12 BoysU12-Boys-Kirkwood Delaware 1st game - U12 Boys against Montclair United SC. Even though some of their players had us beat with size, our boys had them beat with skill. Andrei Kin #5 started out strong with Soren Frost #19 on an offensive attack. As usual Phil Overton #17, Nick Miller #21, and Keegan Wilson #20 all held a strong defensive line. Andrei Kin #5 and Julian Burton #6 worked well to double team, not giving Montclair any room. Goalie, Nick Sincavage, had a total of 11 saves, two of which he came out to clear with a kick. In the first half, Soren Frost #19 assisted to Brady Wilt #9, who put us on the board with our 1st goal. Spencer Burkhardt #4 sent another one in after Corey Burkhardt #3 sent it to him to give us a 2-0 lead. Second half, Corey Burkhardt #3 had another assist to Andrei Kin #5, who put the ball in for our 3rd goal of the game. Feeling a little confident, our boys slowed down a bit giving Montclair an opportunity to send two low balls pass Goalie, Nick Sincavage. Our team did well with moving the ball around and trying to control the middle with some nice passes between Spencer Jackson #7, Duncan Mitchell #13, Corey Burkhardt #3, and Andrei Kin #5. Austin Miller #16 started a nice play to Sam Ernst #2, who sent it over towards Spencer Burkhardt #4. It was a great first game to watch with a 3-2 final. Shots on goal: Keegan Wilson #20, Jacob Roman #14, Austin Miller #16, and Sam Ernst #2. 2nd game-U 12 Boys against Hockessin SC Thunder from Delaware, and due to severe weather; the game was called complete about 5 minutes into the 2nd half. Hockessin scored 1st after Goalie, Nick Sincavage was able to stop their first attempt, but was unable to thwart their rebound. We quickly came back as Brady Wilt #9 sent the ball towards the goal and Soren Frost # 19 nicely placed it in the net to tie the game. We had some great passes and a few opportunities to move ahead; however, time ran out when the whistle blew to stop the game. Unfortunately, the weather continued, and according to tournament rules, our game was more than ½ over; therefore, the game will remain at a 1-1 tie final. (All games were canceled for the remainder of the day) Saves by Goalie, Nick Sincavage: 5 ; Shots on goal: Duncan Mitchell #13, Spencer Burkhardt #4, Brady Wilt #9, and Jacob Roman #14 ; Assist: Brady Wilt #9; Goal: Soren Frost #19 Injuries: Austin Miller #17 and Soren Frost #19. (Both are better) FINAL OUTCOME: Sunday’s games cancelled in our age divisions. Points were based on the 2 games played, resulting in 2nd place. The U11 boys vs. U12 boys; Game ends in overtime. The boys had the pleasure of playing against the younger CI-U11 team. Even though they were younger, the U11 boys came out ready to play. The U12 boys may have underestimated U11’s tenacity and desire to win. The team had many chances on goal with some great passes between Spencer Jackson #7, to Spencer Burkhardt #4, who sent it to Duncan Mitchell #13. Shane Gill #8 and Brady Wilt #9 worked well together up front with moving the ball around while looking for options. Austin Miller #16 took a great corner as he played it off short to Soren Frost #19, who sent the ball to the middle causing a U11player to get a head on it and send it out. Our defenders Phil Overton #17, Keegan Willson #20, Sam Ernst #2, and Nick Miller #21 all protected our goal as they formed a solid wall. The parents thought the boys were going to pick up the pace a bit in the second half, but the U11 team was not going to make it easy. Before we knew it the U11 were able to put the first goal in for a 0-1 lead. Even though they scored first, U12 kept pounding shots towards their keeper. Some were over the goal or slightly wide left and right. As the clock ticked away, we wondered why none of our 20 shots on goal were able to find its target, when Spencer Jackson #7, decided he was going to send one flying over the keepers head for a 1-1 tie. The game ended in a 1-1 tie and per tournament rules, the overtime set-up was: 7 players from each team on the field without a keeper. (Goalie, Nick Sincavage was able to rest) Golden Goal wins. It didn’t take long for U12 boys to work the ball towards the U11 goal, when Keegan Willson #20 sent the ball in from the right corner allowing Nick Miller #21 to tap it in with his head. Final score 2-1 U12 Boys. The U12 boys lost in the finals to Baltimore Bays but placed 2nd in the tournament. Goalie, Nick Sincavage reflexes were on fire, as he stopped several balls from finding a restful place on the crisscross rope. Some were high ones, some were quick, strong, low shots. Most of the Bay’s first shots were stopped by Nick, but the follow from another Bays player helped to tip them in for a couple of goals. The 2nd half started with a BANG! The Bays were given a PK! Goalie, Nick Sincavage, used his quick agility to shut that shot down. The boys were pumped! What goes around comes around because our turn at a PK came shortly afterwards. Austin Miller #16 drew the foul in the box and Spencer Burkhardt # 4 placed it low and right for a 2-3 score. This had become a very close game. Although the defensive skill and speed of our back line was strong, the Bays scored 2 more goals for 2-5 final. We were probably the most competitive team the Bays encountered. Coach Bobby had encouraging words for the team during the presentation of awards when he told them to remember it is better to play in a high-level competitive game and learn from it, than to dominate several games with a high score spread. 
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