Exciting Changes at FC Alliance

We are excited about the future of the club and want to inform our members about all of

the news.

A New Home

As of May 1, 2016 FC Alliance will be calling our home. We are excited to

say that we have reached an agreement to work with D1 for rain insurance, Winter

League, Summer League, SAQ Training, practice space, discounted Adult Classes, and

Winter Tournaments. (We will no long have a facility at Amherst.)

“I am extremely excited to partner with the premier soccer club in Knoxville. D1 and FC

Alliance share a common vision to provide athletes the best training facility in the country!”

Iron Sharpens Iron,

- Will Bartholomew (CEO and Founder)

In May, D1 is starting renovations to their facility that will include new turf, new paint,

and a new turf space outside. It will be the best sports training facility in Knoxville.

D1 will also be the new club uniform sponsor for the next 2 years. All uniforms will

display their logo.

Big Hire

FC Alliance is excited to announce that we have reached an agreement with the most

successful girls coach in Tennessee history. We would like to welcome Laban Defriese

to our coaching staff! Laban has won 17 state Championships, a Regional

Championship and was a National Finalist in 2012.

“Laban will be a huge asset for FC Alliance and I am excited for the players in our club to have

such a great opportunity to work with one of the best.”

– Jon Schneider, Director of Operations/Founder

Promotions

FC Alliance would like to congratulate Chad Stocton on being named the Boys’ Assistant

Director of Coaching and Boys’ Director of College Relations. We also want to congratulate

Kevin Keck as being named the Girls’ Assistant Director of Coaching and Girls’ Director of

College Relations.

“It makes it special when we can promote from within our organization. Chad and Kevin have

been with us for years now and we know the type of coaches and people we are getting.”

– Jon Schneider, Director of Operations/Founder

Coaching Staff

FC Alliance has the best coaching staff in the state of Tennessee. This is

supported by the numbers.

Consider:

Director Jon Schneider has won 16 state championships and had 9 state finalists; he

has had numerous teams with high levels of success at the regional and national level.

His teams have won the highest brackets of some of the top tournaments in the country.

Now add Laban DeFriese- the most successful girls’ coach in the history of the state of

Tennessee- with 17 state championships and a national finalist (the best finish by any

club team in the state’s history). Their 33 combined state championships are the most

combined by any two coaches in the history of the state.

Next is Girls’ Director Josh Gray, who has guided teams to 8 state championships, two

regional finals and four regional semifinals. ADC Girls’ Director Filip Leander has

coached teams to 6 state championships, two state finals, and he has had one team

finish ranked #1 nationally over 1,000 other ranked teams. Gray has 21 years coaching

experience and Leander has 17. ADC Boys Director Brad Camp is one of the fastest

rising stars in the region. He has already earned roles as the head coach of the

Knoxville Force and the assistant boys’ director for the state’s Olympic Development

Program.

These five coaches have hundreds of former players in college soccer and many others

playing professionally and internationally.

Coach Kevin Keck is quickly amassing a similar resume. His recent state championship

and region semifinalist finish has only been overshadowed by the fact that 45 of his

players in the last two years have moved on to college soccer. Coaches Chad Stocton

and Carrie Ollom boast similar accomplishments, earning state championships and

helping many players transition to the next level. Other coaches to claim state titles

include Steven Townley and Robbie Wickham.

The club’s staff has been carefully handpicked and coaches are held to extremely high

performance standards. Many of them have playing and coaching backgrounds which

would make them stars at other clubs. Coaches like Townley (Australia), Wickham

(Trinidad) and Frank Cravens (USA U15) have played internationally. Amanda DeVolk

played in 59 career games for NCAA powerhouse Rutgers. Caroline Brown and Tori

Bailey were successful Lady Vols. Brown twice earned All-SEC honors, while Bailey

played in over 80 career games for Tennessee. Abby Millilo starred at Ball State,

playing in over 50 career games. Kathryn Healy won two national championships at

Lee University. Adelmo “Junior” Santos and Claudio Rico both grew up playing in

Brazil. Eddy Semaan played in Lebanon as a youth and Will Turcious played in

Honduras.

Other experienced coaches in the club have long impacted the game: Karla Helton,

David Clothier and Mark Edmands have all developed some of the area’s most

successful players over the last decade and beyond. Coming up the ranks are a batch

of carefully vetted coaches with extremely bright futures: Marty Baker, Jesse Morrow,

Fernando Lopez, Chris Johnson, Michael Roberts, Kayleigh Olson, Ben Munger, Zach

Standefer, AJ Cook, Ben Munger, Chris Curtain, Ron Roskelly and Derek Thomas. We

also have satellite academy directors leading our program in surrounding communities:

Tom Leonard (Sevier), Craig Shields (Norris) and Dan Jenkins (Clinton).

FC Alliance will continue to find and recruit the top coaching talent in the state as the

club continues to grow. We firmly believe that the most import thing a club offers is

quality coaching in a quality program.

New Fee Schedule

FC Alliance has contracted to use a new registration system called KYCK. This system

is very easy to use, but it will have us collecting fees a little differently than in years

past. We feel this will be a better system for our club and our members.

For the 1st time in over 2 years FC Alliance will have a slight increase in club fees to

help us keep up with the rising costs of running a full service soccer club. Basically we

lowered the tryout deposit from $100 to a tryout fee of $54.99. In addition, Black team

players have about a $100 increase for the year. Red, Gold, and White team players

have about a $50 increase for the year. All players have the Preseason Camp costs

bundled into their club fee and this includes 2 practice shirts. This fee structure does

absorb the credit card charges and a convenience fee will not be assessed to our

families as it was in our old system. The only assessed fee will be $4.99 and that goes

to KYCK during the initial signup for tryouts. Also you will see we have more payments

on your club fees to help make it easier for everyone to play for FC Alliance.

Preseason Camp and 2 practice shirts are included in these fees

Trapped players in the 2003 age group that do not play High School will have an additional $210 fee to cover costs

for that club season. This fee will be paid at the beginning that season. (See Trapped Player section below)

Coaching Assignments

Girls Coaching Assignments

Boys Coaching Assignments

1998 Black Kevin Keck 1998 Black Chad Stocton

1998 Red Carrie Ollom 1998 Red Claudio Rico

1999 Black Josh Gray/Tori Bailey 1999 Black Steven Townley

2016-2017 2016-2017 2016-2017

Black 1st pymt then 4 monthly payments Red 1st pymt then 4 monthly payments Gold/Wh/Nrth 1st pymt then 4 monthly payments

Birth Year Birth Year Birth Year

2009-2006 6/15/2016 Aug 1, Sept 1, Feb 1, Mar 1 2009-2006 6/15/2016 Aug 1, Sept 1, Feb 1, Mar 1 2009-2006 6/15/2016 Aug 1, Sept 1, Feb 1, Mar 1

2007-2003 6/15/2016 Aug 1, Sept 1, Oct 1, Nov 1 2007-2003 6/15/2016 Aug 1, Sept 1, Oct 1, Nov 1 2007-2003 6/15/2016 Aug 1, Sept 1, Oct 1, Nov 1

Boys 2002-1998 6/15/2016 Aug 1, Sept 1, Oct 1, Nov 1 Boys 2002-1998 6/15/2016 Aug 1, Sept 1, Oct 1, Nov 1 Boys 2002-1998 6/15/2016 Aug 1, Sept 1, Oct 1, Nov 1

Girls 2002-1998 6/15/2016 Nov 1, Dec 1, Jan,1, Feb 1 Girls 2002-1998 6/15/2016 Nov 1, Dec 1, Jan,1, Feb 1 Girls 2002-1998 6/15/2016 Nov 1, Dec 1, Jan,1, Feb 1

Birth Year Total Cost Total Cost Total Cost

2009 $575 $115 $115 $575 $115 $115 $575 $115 $115

2008 $870 $250 $155 $870 $250 $155 $870 $250 $155

2007 $950 $250 $175 $950 $250 $175 $950 $250 $175

2006 $1,190 $350 $210 $1,190 $350 $210 $1,190 $350 $210

2005 $1,234 $350 $221 $1,234 $350 $221 $1,134 $350 $196

D1 D2 D3

Birth Year Total Cost Total Cost Total Cost

2004 $1,386 $350 $259 $1,334 $350 $246 $1,206 $350 $214

2003 $1,386 $350 $259 $1,334 $350 $246 $1,206 $350 $214

2002 $1,158 $350 $202 $1,038 $350 $172 $866 $350 $129

2001 $1,158 $350 $202 $1,038 $350 $172 $866 $350 $129

2000 $1,158 $350 $202 $1,038 $350 $172 $866 $350 $129

1999 $1,158 $350 $202 $1,038 $350 $172 $866 $350 $129

1998 $1,158 $350 $202 $1,038 $350 $172 $866 $350 $129

1999 Red Abby Milillo 1999 Red Derek Thomas

2000 Black Chad Stocton/Kevin Keck 2000 Black Laban DeFriese

2000 Red Robbie Wickham 2000 Red Derek Thomas

2001 Black Kevin Keck 2001 Black Jon Schneider

2001 Red Amanda DeVolk 2001 Red Robbie Wickham

2002 Black Josh Gray/Tori Bailey 2002 Black Steven Townley

2002 Red Abby Milillo 2002 Red Robbie Wickham

2003 Black Eddy Semaan 2003 Black Chad Stocton

2003 Red Eddy Semaan 2003 Red David Clothier

2004 Black Laban DeFriese 2004 Black Jon Schneider

2004 Red Marty Baker 2004 Red Claudio Rico

2005 Black Laban DeFriese 2005 Black Brad Camp

2005 Red Jesse Morrow 2005 Red Fernando Lopez

2006 Black Marty Baker/Amanda DeVolk 2005 Gold AJ Cook

2006 Red Chris Johnson 2006 Black Brad Camp, Zack Standefer

2007 Pool Filip Leander/TBA 2006 Red Steven Townley, Ivan Torres

2008 Black Filip Leander/Karla Helton 2006 Gold Chuck Sissom

2008 Red Jesse Morrow 2007 Black Frank Cravens

2008 Gold Jesse Morrow 2007 Black2 Junior Santos

2009 Black Karla Helton 2007 Gold Ron Roskelly

2009 Red Michael Roberts/Karla Helton 2008 Black

Brad Camp, Fernando Lopez

2010 Black Katherine Healy/Filip Leander 2008 Red Ben Munger

2010 Red Katherine Healy/Will Turcious 2009 Futures

Chris Johnson, Kayliegh Olson

2010 Futures Kayliegh Olson, AJ cook

Tryouts

As mentioned this year we contracted to use a new registration system called KYCK.

We will have a quick short form for tryouts and we reduced the tryout deposit from $100

to a $54.99 tryout fee. (Refundable by request until June 15th if you do not accept a

position in our club) (The fee includes Security Vault for personal information). Our

tryout schedule is as follows:

FC Alliance Tryout Dates

Birth years 2008 and 2007 (Boys and Girls) Monday (May 23) and Wednesday (May 25)

Boys 5:30 pm -7:00 pm Girls 7:00 pm -8:30 pm

Birth years 2006 and 2005 (Boys)

Tuesday (May 24) and Thursday (May 26) Boys 5:30 pm -7:00 pm

Birth years 2006 and 2005 (Girls)

Thursday (May 26)- 7:00-8:30 Tuesday (May 31)- 2006's- 5:30-6:45 and 2005's- 7:00-8:15

Make-up Date if a session is canceled is May 31

Please arrive 30 minutes early.

Birth years 2002, 2001, and 2000 Monday (June 6) and Wednesday (June 8)

Birth years 2004, 2003, 1999 and 1998

Tuesday (June 7) and Thursday (June 9)

Make up Dates if a session is canceled are June 13 and 14

Boys 5:30 pm -7:00 pm Girls 7:00 pm -8:30 pm

Please arrive 30 minutes early.

All tryouts are located at Bob Leonard Park (Watt Rd)

New Heading Rule Changes for US Youth Players

US Club Soccer is clarifying the following implementation guidelines for U.S. Soccer’s Recognize to

Recover Player Safety Campaign, specifically as it relates to concussion initiatives and heading for

youth players:

The Federation is recommending, and US Club Soccer is requiring immediately, new rules

as it relates to heading, as follows:

Players in U-11 programs and younger shall not engage in heading, either in practices or in

games.

Limited heading in practice for players in U-12 and U-13 programs. More specifically, these

players shall be limited to a maximum of 30 minutes of heading training per week, with no more

than 15-20 headers per player, per week.

Clubs should be aware of circumstances in which individual consideration is needed. For

example:

o A 10 year old playing at U-12 or older should not head the ball at all.

o An 11 or 12 year old playing at U-14 or older should abide by the heading restrictions in

practice.

Referees should enforce these restrictions by age group according to the specified rules.

Referees will not be assessing the age of individual players on the field; they will enforce the rules

for the age group.

Leagues and organizations are free to set their own standards, as long as the minimum

requirements outlined above are met.

For more information click HERE

New Format Changes

Per US Soccer, all youth clubs will be using the following formats:

U8-u10 will play 7v7

U11-u12 will play 9v9

U13-u19 will play 11v11

Birth Year Age Changes 2016-2017

U.S. Youth Soccer and U.S. Club Soccer have both recently announced changes to age

classification guidelines that will take effect for the 2016-2017 season. This statement is

intended to clarify FC Alliance’s position as we look forward to our upcoming tryouts.

This chart breaks down age group denominations for the upcoming 2016-2017 soccer

year:

Season 2016-2017

2017-2018

2018-2019

2019-2020

2020-2021

2021-2022

2022-2023

2023-2024

2024-2025

Birth Year

2020

2019 U6

2018 U6 U7

2017 U6 U7 U8

2016 U6 U7 U8 U9

2015 U6 U7 U8 U9 U10

2014 U6 U7 U8 U9 U10 U11

2013 U6 U7 U8 U9 U10 U11 U12

2012 U6 U7 U8 U9 U10 U11 U12 U13

2011 U6 U7 U8 U9 U10 U11 U12 U13 U14

2010 U7 U8 U9 U10 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15

2009 U8 U9 U10 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16

2008 U9 U10 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 U17

2007 U10 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 U17 U18

2006 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 U17 U18 U19

2005 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 U17 U18 U19

2004 U13 U14 U15 U16 U17 U18 U19

2003 U14 U15 U16 U17 U18 U19

2002 U15 U16 U17 U18 U19

2001 U16 U17 U18 U19

2000 U17 U18 U19

1999 U18 U19

1998 U19

Position:

The FC Alliance adherence to the age classification changes is based upon literal guidelines for

age denominations as detailed in the chart above and our philosophical approach to

development.

Guidelines:

There will be mandatory changes governed solely by the year in which a child was born.

FC Alliance, like other clubs, has no say in this matter. Many cases will result where players are

viewed as skipping an age group. For instance, a player on the older end of his or her current

team with a birth date between Aug. 1 and Dec. 31 will transition to an age group that is two

levels above their current team.

Example: Kathy is an Under-12 FC Alliance player born in October 2003. She will NOT be eligible for U-

13 events in the coming soccer year under the new alignment based upon her birth year. Players born in

2003 will instead be identified as U-14 players for the 2016-2017 season.

Kathy's current U-12 teammate, Audrey, was born in January 2004. Audrey is eligible to play U-13 under the new alignment. She may also be pulled up to play with an older age group if the FC Alliance Staff feels this is beneficial to her development as a player (see Philosophy).

Philosophy:

FC Alliance will use a flexible and logical approach to tryouts

Two factors will determine the player’s appropriate placement:

1) Level of play against the standard – We will recommend that players ‘play up’ in an older

age group if we assess their level as being considerably ahead of the standard at a particular

age group. This determination is subjective. We consider the player’s performance and attitude

as they relate to technical, tactical, physical and psychological development.

2) Quality Playing Time – Our goal is for all players to be placed on a team where they will

earn the most playing time. If a player wants to tryout an age above their age they are

encouraged to do so, but if the staff feels the player will not earn enough playing time we will

place them in their appropriate age group, to further their development.

Application:

Current FC Alliance Players:

FC Alliance directors and coaches will make recommendations to all current players in advance

of upcoming tryouts regarding which age groups to attend for the 2016-2017 soccer year.

These recommendations will be based upon the level against the standard detailed above for

younger age groups. High school graduation years will also be considered for U-15 and above.

We will recommend that players compete at the ‘older’ level if we feel this is beneficial to their

development.

Example: Fred is a current FC Alliance U-11 player born in March 2005. Some of his teammates will

move to U-12 upon the transition. Some will jump to U-13 (those born in 2004). Fred remains eligible to

play U-12 during the 2016-2017 season as this group will be primarily comprised of players born in 2005.

Alliance staff may recommend that Fred attend the tryouts for the U-13 group if he is considered to be

significantly above the standard of the current U-11 group that will transition to U-12.

Implications for players in ADC program (U8-U12) – We will implement the philosophy of

weighing players’ level of play against the standard in these youngers ages. However, we

anticipate the majority of our younger players will be placed in their appropriate age group (see

chart on page 1) due to how quickly players change and develop in younger ages.

New Players:

We recommend that players attending the FC Alliance tryouts that are not currently involved

with our program are registered for the tryouts correlating to the child’s birth year. Our directors

and coaches may recommend that advanced players return to be evaluated against an ‘older’

age group based upon their performance at the initial tryout.

All players entering the program at U-15 and above should contact our staff in advance of the

tryouts for recommendations based upon graduation year and prior playing experience.

We may make recommendations to new players that would see them trying out at an age

grouping different to that signaled by the chart above where we are familiar with the player

based upon prior involvement with our programming.

Trapped Players:

Players in eighth grade who participate on teams primarily filled with ninth graders and seniors

that have teammates who moved on to college are commonly referred to as ‘trapped’ because

they are left without a team when their teammates are playing high school or college soccer.

The trapped seasons for high school are the fall season for girls and the spring season for boys.

Certain club tournaments permit teams to include trapped players on younger age group rosters

during the fall season. FC Alliance will proactively pursue these opportunities for affected

players. We will be heavily focused on training during the season and we will work with ‘trapped’

players to provide the best possible environment in which to improve through these few months.

FC Alliance has and will continue to offer a full fall training program for players in high school.

This is offered to players who wish to participate with FC Alliance instead of high school soccer.

This is not mandatory training. FC Alliance does not require players to opt out of high school

soccer. This is the player’s decision. Our aim is to support the development of the player

through this process.

We would like to take a moment to recognize the class of 2016. This class has developed into great soccer players, but more importantly great people. The 2016’s continue on a tradition at FC Alliance of moving on to play soccer at the next level. They have increased our total number of college commitments to 235 since 2008. We are very proud of this accomplishment. Here are our 2008- 2018 College Commitments, we could not be more proud of all of our payers:

2018 Commitments

Preston Robinette- Presbyterian College

Julia Kaset- Lee University

Abbey Saddler- Arkansas

Caitlin Dickson- Lee University

2017 Commitments

Devin Healy- Lee University

Chloe Arnold- UT Chattanooga

Allie Dunn- Arkansas

Grace Sommi- Samford

Paige Hewitt- Belmont

Anna Lanter- Lee University

Kelsey Jones- Lee University

Sara Corum- Lee University

2016 Commitments

Luke Orren – Southwestern College

Jameson Elmore – Maryville College

Chris Fernandez – Maryville College

Gabe Alvarez – Oglethorpe University

Lucas Neto- Saint Francis PA

Addy Cronan- Berry College

Anthony Buzzeo- Covenant College

Connor Jacobs- Johns Hopkins University

Hannah Clothier- Maryville College

Nicole Ford- Lee University

Piper Wells- Methodist University

Dami Omitaomu- University of Pennsylvania

Jasmine Rizk- Carson Newman

Jon Creel- Davidson

Steven Bailey- Marshall

Alex Schupp- Xavier

Kelly Allen- Tennessee Tech

Haley Yarber- Northern Alabama

Bailey Gale- UT Chattanooga

Renee Semaan- Austin Peay

Tecora Turner- Texas

Hannah Torbett- UT Chattanooga

Emily Threatt- Western Carolina

Gabby Powers- Marshall

Samantha DeBien- MTSU

Paige Merry- UAB

Savannah Stair- MTSU

Casey Riemer – MTSU

Keyle Snyder- Columbus State

Dominique Rowe- UAB

2015 Commitments

Austin Foy- Maryville College

Jacob Loper- Tennessee Wesleyan College

Erin Douglas- Freed-Hardeman

Katelyn Gibbs- Concorde University

Shawn Foster- Tusculum College

Shawn Healy- University of Montevallo

Ian Shomer- Maryville College

Bryce DeGuira- Tusculum College

Taylor Rudolph- Memphis

Mariah Plieseis- Lindenwood University

Dezmond Thompson- Northern Kentucky

John Lucchesi- ETSU

Logan Kington- ETSU

Dallas Dunn- Tusculum College

Rachel Lindsey- UT Chattanooga

Madison Thomas- Milligan College

Carter Steedley- Covenant College

Mackenzie Miller- Tennessee Wesleyan College

Ruth Ellen Bailey- Wheaton College

Ethan Snow- ETSU

Emma Creveling- Wofford

Masey Fox- UT Chattanooga

Callista Pascarella- Lipscomb

Arielle Hansford- Lipscomb

Javier Alberto- ETSU

Taylor Bailey- Nova Southeastern

Aaron Rummel- Maryville College

Sean Ryan- Belmont Abbey

Molli Miller- UT Chattanooga

Erin Burkett- South Carolina – Beaufort

Natalie Goetz- Trevecca Nazarene

Cameron Schneider- Marshall

Skotti Bullington- Tennessee Wesleyan College

Averi Williams- Carson Newman

Bailey Williams- Carson Newman

Maddie Nye- Bard College

Alex Brandan- Carson Newman

Katelyn Hutchinson- Trevecca Nazerine

Rachel Bean- Tennessee Wesleyan College

Emiley Saddler- Tennessee Wesleyan College

Maggie Burkett- UT Martin

Ashley Seltzer- Marshall

Rebecca Starnes- UT Martin

Katelyn Colvin- UT Martin

Katelyn Cooley- Xavier

2014 Commitments

Kai Miettnen- Gardner-Webb

Nelson Cardona- Tennessee Wesleyan College

Ryan Jorgenson- ETSU

Chris Patti- Air Force

Graham Wall- Berry College

Josh Morgan- Transylvania

Maddie Holt- Johnson University

Joanna Logan- Berry College

LG Himes- Davidson

Alyssa Hale- Maryville College

Courtney Dyer- Trevecca Nazerine

Christina Ameen- Emory and Henry

Charlotte Sauter- Trevecca Nazerine College

Polly Holt- Bryan College

Megan Wall- Transylvania University

Khalia Rainey- Lincoln Memorial University

Lillia Moore- University of Montana

Raina Fitzpatrick- Haverford College

Liz Denton- Trevecca Nazarene

Fletcher Ekern- ETSU

Melissa Garvey- Campbellsville University

Courtney Dyer- Trevecca Nazerine University

Hannah Schoutko- Carson Newman

Molly Dwyer- Furman

Josie Dobbs- Truett- McConnell

Tori Sanders- University of Montevallo

Katie Beuerlein- Wofford

Lindsay Todd- Miami of Ohio

Alex Gonzalez- MTSU

Peyton McCollum- MTSU

Anna Leslie- Lee University

Kirstin Robertson- Austin Peay

Kate Carney- Austin Peay

Avery Wang- ETSU

Morgan Sandifer- Lee University

Montana LeBeouf- College of Charleston

Kaci Mitchell- UT Martin

Josie Jennings- Tennessee

Katie Cloud- Lee University

Jordan Beets- High Point University

2013 Commitments

Tasha Sanders- Sewanee

Brandi Bivens- UTC

Jesse Morrow- University of the Cumberlands

Tyler Duncan- Bryan College

Ryan Reilly- Milligan College

Lindsey Kelly- Tusculum College

Katy Hill- Carson Newman

Chelsea Jordan- Carson Newman

Daniel Adelman- ETSU

Mackenzie Kastner- SCAD

Megan Camfield- Tennessee Wesleyan

Sidney Bailey- Milligan College

Timbra Delaney- Virginia Intermont

Jona Charles- Truett McConnell

Haven Leland- Western Carolina

Trey Gill- South Carolina

Emily Masten- Amherst College

Keagan McCoy- Texas

Mark Mishu- Notre Dame

Rebecca Buchanan- Milligan

Alli Gale- MTSU

Martha Dinwiddie- Sewanee

Meg Howard- Belmont

Shelby Todd- Western Kentucky

Morgan Key-Adams- UAB

Laura Foster- Vanderbilt

Micki Dye- Tennessee Tech

Suddy Hutchins- ETSU

Marci Carter- University of Pittsburgh

Ryan Creel- Kentucky

Heather Murphy- Austin Peay

Kathryn Culhane- Tennessee

Ellie Myrick- UT Martin

Natalie Smith- Austin Peay

Ben Holt- Marshall

Erika Miller- Arkansas

Grace Stewart- MTSU

Brianna Avitabile- Austin Peay

Summer Lanter- Lee University

Katie Emig- Austin Peay

Merritt Monger- Austin Peay

Blair Barker- Jacksonville State

2012 Commitments

Bogachan Akyildiz- Tennessee Wesleyan

Tim Baker- Lee University

Chloe Brackett- Wofford

Noah Williams- Kenyon

Thomas Valente- Presbyterian

Danny Martinez- Lipscomb

Charles Gill- American

Chris Gardea- Memphis

Arturo Rocha- Lee University

Bijan Gloston- Marshall

Hannah Johnson- TN Wesleyan

Emily Pannocchia- Tusculum College

Kelsey Fisher- Lincoln Memorial University

Austin Stone- Memphis

Arianna Collins- Morehead State

Callie West- Milligan

Shelby Julian- Bryan College

Caleb Lucas- Berry College

Rose Hull- Furman

Tessa Piety- Lee University

Peyton Thomas- Tennessee

Teni Butler- Arkansas

Sydney Carden- ETSU

Emily Denton- Lipscomb

Emily Proud- Belmont

Jessica Logan- Winthrop

Ashley Roth- MTSU

Paige Elliott- Lehigh

Dalton Guzman- ETSU

Monica Kubick- University of the Cumberlands

Kristina Turner- MTSU

Kelly Pannell – Western Carolina

Kiah Allen – UNC Greensboro

Paige Hoffman – UA Birmingham

Ashley Naumoff – UA Birmingham

Mckenzie Thomas – Samford Univiersity

Hannah Wyatt – UT Chattanooga

2011 Commitments

Kelsey Roberson – UT Martin

Jenna Mayes – U of Auburn-Montgomery

Sidnee Edwards – Carson Newman

Breanna Durbin – Rhodes

Wade Collins – Carson Newman

Allison Daniels – Middle Tennessee State University

Ashley Reviez – Middle Tennessee State University

Tessa Johnson – ETSU

Taylor Van Wagner – Austin Peay

Kaelyn Angelo – University of Tennessee

Courtney Samry – Lincoln Memorial University

Alexa Samry – Lincoln Memorial University

2010 Commitments

Nicholas Muth- Lincoln Memorial University

Nicholas Dykes- East Tennessee State University

Steven Matlock- East Tennessee State University

David Geno- East Tennessee State University

Brittany Hoffman- Samford University

Emily Jones- Belmont University

Caitlin Cody- Charleston Southern

Morgan Brandon- Carson Newman College

Devon Meske – American University

Gretta Jochman – Middle Tennessee State University

Hannah Fezenden – UT Martin

Danielle Ciabattone – Lee University

Sarah Rodgers – Columbus State University

Jennifer Lee – UNC Charlotte

Morgan Brandon – UT Martin

Mary Thompson – UT Martin

Lauren Ward – Maryville College

MC Suhocki – Centere College

Alexis Franco – Maryville College

Ashley Howarth – Maryville College

Rachel Boswell – Union University

2009 Commitments

Mohammed Bowers- East Tennessee State University

Chris Pifer- Covenant College

Morgan Thomas- East Tennessee State University

Megan Buzzeo- UT Martin

We are working hard to continue to be the best soccer club in East Tennessee and we

look forward to another great year!