Boys & Girls Club @Play - November 10, 2011

Issued November 10, 2011

Bearing down on a Falcon For more Top Photos, see pages 7-16

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Contents Feature Story . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 Top Photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-16 Top Performers . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19 Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Standings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Rosters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-27 Inside Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-32 Sponsor Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . 33-43

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This Week’s Highlights…

Adults head indoors for soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

Editorial Coordinators | Timm Boyle, Steve Kratochvil and Alex Tomter Design | Kristin Finaldi Production | Michelle Klauke & Ashley Chamulak

Kids shouldn’t have all the fun. That’s why Sports 21 launched the Adult Indoor Soccer League. Featuring approximately 160 players in the fall season, the league plays its games on Sunday mornings and afternoons at the state-of-the-art indoor soccer field at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha.

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Photos worth a thousand words . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-16

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Coaches, friends, fans, parents and other family members have contributed striking action photos to Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha @Play, and many of them can be seen in this edition of the weekly digital magazine. Images include athletic events contested on football fields, as well as soccer and lacrosse action on the state-of-the-art field within the new Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha building on 52nd Street.

Performances for the ages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19

Everyone who participated in CYC football during the 2011 season can be proud of their efforts, including those unsung heroes who made tackles and opened holes for running backs with their blocking. Among those whose accomplishments are under the spotlight in this edition of Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha @Play are Frank Garcia and Tristan Jass of the Broncos.

New indoor soccer league allows

Teams play on Sunday morning The Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha strives to find a wide demographic in its programs. The new Sports 21 adult soccer league has roughly 160 participants, all men, many of whom are Hispanic. Sports The sport of soccer was virtually 21 is looking to expand to include Evidence of soccer-hungry adults non-existent in the United States women in the very near future. A some 40 or 50 years ago. Its growth in Kenosha surfaced. The league registration period, going on this was put together in only seven days has swept through the youth level week, is open to all those wishing to prior to the first game date. with a fury and has expanded up play in the winter session. to the high schools, which imple“There was a huge need for this,” Teams will play in approximately mented programs late last century. explained the league’s administraPlus, you’ll find plenty of creditable tor, Oscar Toscano. “During the next 25 games spanning the fall and winter seasons. There are three defined soccer clubs in and around the registration, we expect it to be even seasons. The fall season runs from Kenosha area which serve youth. stronger because we will have more early October to early November, than seven days to put it together.”

But what happens when these young soccer players are finished with high school? Many who love the game are not skilled enough to play at the collegiate level, but even for those who are, college soccer is most likely the end of the line in terms of playing the game they grew up with. Indoor soccer may not be an exact replication of the much more heralded outdoor game, but the indoor version of the world’s most popular sport has become the perfect fit for those who now have the opportunity to suit up once again.

The league was able to come together due to the new state-of-theart facility at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, located at 1330 52nd St. A total of 16 teams compete every Sunday morning and afternoon.

Sports 21 is helping to advance indoor soccer for adults on the Kenosha landscape. A product of the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, Sports 21 offers an indoor soccer league for adults. Current players range from upperclassmen in high school through age 60, and they are Lining up a swift kick. having a blast.

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adults to have as much fun as kids

gs and afternoons at Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha’s state-of-the-art field wooden surface. The Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha facility can accommodate more teams by extending its Sunday game times or expanding to a whole different day if need be.

the winter campaign is conducted from mid-November to early February and the spring season runs from mid-February to April.

Those who step on the indoor field come from outside Kenosha as well. Many players reside in neighboring Waukegan and Racine.

“One of the reasons people come from other areas is because the facility is just incredible,” reasoned Toscano. “People were looking for places to play and they found this. They are really enjoying themselves.”

Locally, the RecPlex used to operate indoor soccer leagues; however, those leagues were confined to a basketball court, on a Action gets fast and furious on Sundays.

Most of the teams have been together for years, playing outside of Kenosha in the seven-on-seven indoor format. Still, individuals can find their way onto a team simply by showing up at the facility on game day, or contacting Jeff Reget at 262-818-1502. Teams in the league range from those recreational in nature to those that are highly competitive.

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Upcoming Events

$60 for fee is $35 for members and session for members, and $15 per pass for the general public. or $108 for an eight-week BASEBALL FOOTBALL non-members. Sign up at orts/ Kenosha Merchants s are www.recplexonline.com/sp Kenosha treMPer The U10 Kenosha Merchant2012 hold will asketball team patriots-b football The Tremper looking for players for the must Dinner Fundraiser on Oct. season. Players’ birth datesand April Wisconsin Wave Basketball club its PastaMary’s Bell Hall from 12-6 9 at St. The Wisconsin Wave fall between May 1, 2001, Raffle n on is offering a fall basketball camp p.m. Raffle Baskets, 50/50 be held 30, 2002. For more informatio will Raffle week, a Touch once 262-945I-Pod at and that will take place the team, call Lou Caira .

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Broncos, - cycSept. that day as well. Cost is $7. s, beginning onteamwork ToP Pick @Play on Thursday 0664. to allow The focus of this camp is practic- Pleasant Prairie recPlex Pleasant Prairie young athletes to continue tal skills. The RecPlex is partnering with NFL recrePleasant Prairie is offering the fall ing and learning fundamen informa- Flag to offer boys and girls ages 7ational baseball leagues in fee is $60. For more play flag football in to Camp 7-9 of chance ages the the 14 email to for children between in late tion or to sign-up, send an m leagues Kenosha. League play begins 9-11 and 9-13, as well as team 7-8, coachlesnik@wavebball.co U13/14 August. Age divisions are for any current U11/12 or the n, and 12-14. For more informatio BOWLING teams. Call Kris Jensen at 6739 or visit for more 262-9256739 call 262-925at RecPlex Kenosha 600 www.recplexonline.com Tour- Dutton Bowling information.

Club 600 The annual at 25Reese YMca BASKETBALL an nament will be held Sept. CYC returned is pastBroncos, Kenosha YMCA This fall, thefor Surfside Lanes. All membersplay. a Football on 40 yards Frank Garcia Men’s Flag Pleasant Prairie recPlexis arenwelcome to interception offering touchdow for apresent kickoff 60 yards and Prairie RecPlex All leagues are victory. over more infor- in a 39-0 the opening mornings The Pleasant Contact victoryLaken for touchdownSunday CYC Broncos, returned a 39-0Nancy the formation touchdowns inmation to announce al in nature, providing proud with 2 more recreation , Aug. 27. at 262-651-2825 or the Redskins rushing ity and had 75 yards basketball program, the of a, new all participants with an opportun Aug. 27.

Patri- nancy@fpswi.com on, over the Redskins Pleasant Prairie Patriots. The will be physical activity, competiti for DANCE ots travel basketball program socialization and fun. All leagues grades in Contact girls offered to boys and begin the week of Sept. 5. being YMca 5-11, with camps and clinicsas third For the first time this fall, the Keno- Stacy Plowman at 262-654-9622, offered to players as youngn, conext. 213, or at splowman@kenosha YMCA is offering ballroom all ages. shaymca.org to indicate your intergrade. For more informatio dancing for participants of n. active tact Jamie DeMatthew at om est or to seek additional informatio Senior ballroom for older jdematthew@plprairiewi.c adults will be offered on Tuesdayand GOLF mornings for $20 for members Pleasant Prairie Patriots Basket- $30 for the general public. Youth The Pleasant Prairie Patriots YMca offered l be will and adult ballroom YMCA is currently acceptinggolf ball Club will host a Fall Basketbal for $35 for mem- The in middle League for boys and girls season Tuesday evenings general public. registration for youth and adult Gary nal bers and $60 for the school and high school. The 15. lessons with PGA professio is Oct. begins Sept. 17 and ends www.

Brooks. The price for members YMca price is Sign your team up today at triots- The Kenosha YMCA dance pro$50, while the general public for for youths. Adult member programs of recplexonline.com/sports/pa $100 gram has a variety DeMatgeneral with theFootball is $60 Tremper and skill levels. basketball. Contact Jamie pricing ages all of dancers Reserve Varsity airiewi.

Tremper dance classes include public paying $120. For more inthew at jdematthew@plpr kenosha Introduct ory n.

Plowman Stacy informatio contact more , com for formation creative movement and rhythms/ or visit ay at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, t Prairie Patriots tumbling/ballet on Wednesd Pleasan separate evenings and Saturday mornings. | Issued September 1, 2011 www.kenoshaymca.org 18 | KSN@Play Digital Magazine Patriot Basketball will host and Beginning dance classes include clinics for guards, post players LACROSSE pom/ be held jazz/ballet/tap I, hip hop, and shooters. Each camp will of dance classes week ate the Intermedi starting raPtors cheer. week a once III, hip Kenosha Raptors Lacrosse Club the include jazz/ballet/tap II and on The Kenosha Sept. 5 and running through Clinic $10 per hop, and pom/cheer. Registrati will host a one-day Lacrosse end of October. The fee is weeks session or $72 for all eight

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Cole Ramos CYC Steelers, scored 2 touchdowns and surpassed 100 yards rushing in a 12-0 triumph over the Seahawks, Sept. 24.

Adam Antonneau CYC Broncos, rushed for 101 yards with 2 touchdowns in a 31-0 victory over the Jaguars, Oct. 12.

Frank Garcia CYC Broncos, rushed for 121 yards and 3 touchdowns in a 31-0 win over the Jaguars, Oct. 12.

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FOOTBALL Frank Garcia, CYC Broncos, scored 2 touchdowns and had 8 tackles in a 36-7 victory over the Jaguars, Sept. 21.

Austin Hernandez, CYC Steelers, had 4 sacks in a 12-0 win over the Seahawks, Sept. 24.

Frank Garcia, CYC Broncos, ran for 117 yards and 3 touchdowns in a 24-6 triumph over the Titans, Sept. 6.

Cole Ramos, CYC Steelers, scored 2 touchdowns in a 20-0 decision over the Colts, Sept. 3.

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Tristan Jass, CYC Steelers, had 2 interceptions on consecutive drives and returned a punt 80 yards for a touchdown to lead the Steelers to a 20-0 win over the Colts, Sept. 3.

DeAndre Johns, CYC Lancers, ran for 51 yards and 1 touchdown, and had 4

tackles and an interception to lead the Lancers to a 20-18 win over the Vikings, Sept. 3.

Ben Simar, CYC Broncos, had 9 tackles including 3 for a loss, 1 for a sack and 4 for no gain in a 24-6 win over the Titans, Sept. 3.

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Reese Dutton CYC Broncos, returned an interception 40 yards for a touchdown in a 39-0 victory over the Redskins, Aug. 27.

Tristan Jass

Adolfo Rivera

CYC Broncos, had 152 yards rushing and 3 touchdowns in a 43-6 decision over the Saints, Sept. 13.

Team Valeri, had 3 goals in a 14-0 triumph over the Kickers, Oct 16.

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Kevin Gonzalez, Palermo FC, had 3 goals in a 6-4 Tanner Hurley, CYC loss to Guerreros, Oct. 23.

Cowboys, took the openJuan Hernandez, Fire, ing kickoff 70 yards for scored 5 goals in a 13-3 a touchdown in a 20-13 victory over X-Ten, Oct. 2. triumph over the Eagles, Elroy Martinez, Deportivo Aug. 24.

SOCCER Azul, had 5 goals in a 7-4 Logan Hutchins, CYC GiVictor Flores, FTFC, scored victory over the Chicago ants, intercepted 2 passes 4 goals in a 7-5 win over Fire, Oct. 23. to lead the Giants to a 20-0 the Boca Juniors, Oct. 23. Moises Velasquez, Fire,

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Jasir Woods, CYC 49ers, scored 2 rushing touchdowns in a 26-7 decision over the Saints, Aug. 27.

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Leo Viola, St. Joe’s Alumni, scored 3 goals to help his team to a 6-6 tie against the Chicago Fire, Oct. 16.

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Pee wee league

FINAL Standings

Team Won Lost Ties Pct. PF PA Steelers 7 0 0 1.000 128 44 Falcons 6 1 0 .857 118 20 Giants 5 2 0 .714 93 32 Ravens 5 2 0 .714 86 39 Packers 4 3 0 .571 125 45 Panthers 3 4 0 .429 42 97 Seahawks 3 4 0 .429 54 61 Raiders 1 6 0 .143 52 122 Bears 1 6 0 .143 41 125 Colts 0 7 0 .000 13 167

Junior League Team Won Lost Ties Pct. PF PA Chargers 7 0 0 1.000 179 59 Broncos 7 0 0 1.000 184 19 Browns 6 1 0 .857 137 32

Junior League cont.

Cowboys 5 Eagles 4 Rams 4 Lancers 3 49ers 2 Jaguars 2 Titans 1 Redskins 1 Saints 0

2 3 3 4 5 5 6 6 7

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

.714 153 78 .571 97 69 .571 91 84 .429 77 77 .286 110 132 .286 33 141 .143 65 127 .143 50 224 .000 76 210

Senior League Team Won Lost Ties Pct. PF PA Knights 6 0 0 1.000 221 16 Patriots 4 1 0 .800 102 49 Lancers 2 3 0 .400 64 112 Cardinals 2 4 0 .333 85 134 Vikings 0 6 0 .000 44 205

Sports 21 Adult Men’s Indoor Soccer League Final Session 1 Standings Thunder Division W K. Fire 6 Team Valeri 4 St Joe’s Alumni 2 Chicago Fire 2 X-Ten Blues 1 Captain Mike’s 1 Kickers 0

L T 1 0 2 0 2 2 2 2 3 2 4 1 6 0

Lightning Division W Deportivo Azul 5 FTFC 3 Guerreros 3 11 Hermanos 3

L T 1 0 2 1 2 0 3 0

Lightning Division (cont) W Faded Glory

3 Boca Juniors

1 Palermo FC

2 11 Hermanos

3

L T 3 0 5 0 3 0 3 0

SemiFinal Playoff Results Kenosha Fire 5, FTFC 3 Deportivo Azul 5, Guerreros 4

Finals Results Deportivo Azul 3 (5), Kenosha Fire 3 (3)

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Rosters - Football PeeWee Teams Justin Wagner Steelers

Kyle Lange Venicio Vasquez Riley Dutton Randy Vojitisek Kevin Steinmetz Jacob Matuszek Kyshaun MasonBright Jordon Umscheid Brennan Jass Braydon McClinton Cole Ramos Alex Hoppenstedt Austin Hernandez Neeko Romanovic Jasin Pehlivian Jullian Benavidez Deven Becker Trey Jenkins Jack Moyer

Seahawks Jordon Spivey Christian CarrilloAlbarran Malcom Moses Cole Dial Angel Garcia Dominic Ruffolo Jacob Vela Eric Leys Gianni Rios Olivares Guadalupe Torres Richard Calero Sean Harley Christian Plewka Jaree Jones Damarion Williams

Andrew Vela Eric Schold John Anderson

Ravens

Shawn Lievense Cole Langel Carter Altmann Harrison HawkinsWilding Tyler Raymundo Andrew Stich Jackson Wilk Mitchel Schwartz Jared Barden Lucas Mattioli Joshua Kelsch Paul Otto Samuel Smith Zakari Phillips Grant Feuker Enrique Cook Adam Hoff Emilio Martinez Anthony Savaglio

Raiders

Hunter Zoerner Andrew Knudston Tyler Colon Cameron Jeffson Gregory Craig-May Maxx Haupt Kade Pinter Amariyon Gordon Jason Brulport Tyler Schulz Javis Pinter Belle Dareion Conner McArthey

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Jashon Lee Kari Lee Tyler Santi Adrian Camacho Timothy Landry Cade Lafond Alexander Lawson

Panthers

Santiago Castillo Mekhi Walker Alex Doke Ryan Cuba Terrell Franklin Tyler Pontillo Preston Schoen Jacob Hoffman Nate Jackson Deondre Garrett Ethan Babel Mateo Rivera Cole Nelson Abel Castillo Alexander Castillo Eugene Dale Moises Guerrero Anthony Jabs Joseph Jabs

Packers Phoenix Curtin Jake Kelly Josh Schoff Trevor Wilson Jacob Sykora Ethan Lawler Joshua Hoening Payton Muth Matthew Felber Kyler Young Brandon Gutierrez

Dylan Gutierrez Carlos Avilez Alex Young Ryan McGonegle Mike Halmi Dacon Dixon Gramm Rasmussen Roberto Aguilar

Giants

Cole Ballard Stacy Barnes Denzyl Ben-Carew David Campbell Ferat Ferati Kyle Goff Conner Horne Logan Williams Argjent Ismaili Jermaine Jackson Raymone Jones Mason Kochersperger Lyle Morey Arjan Osmani Travis Paul Aiden Schaubel Caden Tolefree Curtiss Tolefree George Vasquez

Falcons

Josiah McCall Anthony Pagliaroni Justin Dierckens Blake Hoffman Brock Lampe Jayden Caracciolo Jaylen Hilton Dezmond Walton Andre Salcedo

Salvador Salcedo Christopher Klein Cloyes Crump Jaylyn Chillis Liam Tracy Jonas Hansler Cameron Allen Andrew Rasmussen Jameree Randle Trent Springer Michael Caira

Colts

Andres Ramos Ezra Stargell Donnell Crudup James Holtman Josiah Jackson Steven Sanderson Preston Sellman Logan Wurtzinger Daniel Seymour Maximillian McCarville Ajay Pierangeli Dalton Callow Syncere Quinn Xaiver Boyle-Cruz Vicenzo Infusino Dominic Kruk Jamison Schiller Jake Holtman Brogan Wright

Bears

Nick Krahn Ethan Kaye Jordon Dickerson Landor Davidson Dylan Pivovar Jack Redlin

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Keviyon Price Takyais Campbell Dylan Buss Shannon Smith Brennan Eckert Aidan O’Brien Willie Tenort Jashon Palmore Nickolas Covelli Owen Coots Eugene Caraballo Tyler Preston Logan Wilson Michael Tiffany

Titans

Jaden Boero Joseph Polk Pat Talley Ryan Kordecki Carter Perusich Clayton Donev Imran Aliji Jesus Sosa Tom Kochman Ben Heinert Ben Haigh Harley Harper Jason Zuidema Nick Rosales Bryce Braya Austin Pankratz Austin Lange Jose Deanda Marquis Bradford Jacob Bornemann Mikail Osmani Nate Bell Alex Fisher

Saints

Jordon Dial Isaac Lewis Aaron Vargas Cody Tostrud John Matuszek Jherad Johnson Kyantai MasonBright Adam Cairo Jacob Christensen Nathan Schiess Justin Rummelhart Randy Capps Sebastian Bernhardt Noah Deluca Tyler Dabbs Nathan Lahti Zamare Evans Colin Meyer Jose Cabrera Richard Lester Leevi Knuckles L.C. Knuckles

Redskins

Antonio Bane Terry Behnke Trevor Behnke Dante Brown Nick Christman Imari Dennis Noah CervantesDvorak Josh Gardner Jonathan Grissona Elias Herbrechtmerer Alex Ivey Sergi Kips

Jack Liddicoat Alejandro Martinez Jonathan Mass Austin May David Milbauer Antonio Moore Jared Nichols Antonio Roman Ryan Rosko Phillip Shwaiko Eric Taylor

Rams

James Collins Blake Baur Alex Serzynski Caleb Neuwith Logan Staples Marcellus Giles Josh McDonald Karson Koprovic Nathan Swartz AJ Whiteside Jourdon Duty Antonio Gonzales Jacob Krueger Alex King Paul Ball Kyle McKinnon Ian Dutler Dylan Hespel Antario Window Michael Steward Zachary Borden Andrew Barbosa Joseph Mathias

Jaguars

Ben Jansen Colton Casper Ramon Rodriguez

Mason French Joseph Lawton Cory Cagle Josh Schultze Kamaury Beale Jaylin Mitchell Jon Luellen Ethan Winter Caleb Sanders T’Juan Bradford Jacob Hoening Robert Donnelly Samuel Herzog Conner Olalde Marquis Jones Keegans Jones Dai’leon Bryant Matt Craft Michael Craft Kane McGee

Eagles

Cameron Athey Evan Callow Javantae Dampier Logan Davidson Cade Goff Joshua Kidwell Andrew Lalonde Juan Levine Jreven Lewis Mac Maedke Tanner Miller Cody Morgan Avery Nichols Tyler Peroutka Logan Ramos Jacob Reed Michael Schroer Jordan Schultz

Carson Schulz Jacob Shaffer Conner Sunday Thomey Thomey Alex Ziccarelli

Cowboys

Damien Allison Zach Claypool Nolan Day Noah Dial Arin Ficker Josue Flores Jack Granucci Kyler Grundy Tanner Hurley Eric Juarez Leonardo Kiser Matt Knudtson Chase Krisor Jase Lynch Najee Mitchell Edelmar RiveraBerrios Cameron Nahf Conner Rhey Matt Sepanski Brandi Skinner Tariq Solomon Joey Trifone Max Winslow

Junior TeamS Chargers

Isaiah Arrington Joey Barrera Evan Bauerschmidt Marshaun Bell Marques Brantley Brandt Brown Devon Conforti

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Rosters - Football Chargers cont.

Zachary Cruz Javon Cystrunk Erick Doke Dante Gennaccaro Andrew Greidanus Haddon Harms Jack Holtman Tyler Larsen Joshua LewisWalker Pat Morgan Robert Schneider Christian Spaay Craig Strupp Jr. Cade Whitrock Jakobi Witt Samuel Yates

49ers Tanner Barton Matt Burnett Chance Ciskowski Isaac Curtin Anthony De Jesus Matt Dettloff Lucas Eggers David Gaytan Nathan Gonzalez Trevor Griffiths Jarek Hanna Alexander Huissen Marco Infusino John Lynch Brandon Middleton Patrick Oed Brett Perez Tommy Poltrock Matthew Puntillo Jheveon St. Julien

Marquon Williams Jasir Woods

Browns

Shaw Barrett Joey Bobeck Gino Cicchini Justin Esquivel Mason Fanelle Dominique Glass Trey Glass Davont’e Glover Austin Gonzalez Trey Grabot Austin Gregory Darryl Jones James Jones Jake Lampe Jacob Repinski Jake Rodriguez Jacob Smith Alex Solis Maxwell Walker Vincent Watring Jared Wenberg Giovanni Williams

Broncos

Adam Antonneau Eric Baldwin Zaydan Bektesi William Caracciolo Brannon Davis Jacob Deates Reese Dutton Devin Falduto Steven Felber Frank Garcia Daniel Hawbaker Tristan Jass Anders Johnson

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Alec Kaufmann Barron Masi Joseph Mathias Cole McCall Conner Radovan Jacob P. Radovan Benjamin Simar Charlie Waluch Cade Wester Tyler L. Wischmann

Senior TeamS Vikings

Benjamin Eichorst Matthew Hetchler Nathan Schmaling Tyler Nance Brent Nudi Dylan Vela Noah Hendrickson Jordan Bealer Joshua DeAcklen Jose Arroyo Isac Klein Andrew Moyer Tony Gutierrez Jacob Zarifan Luke Westhoff Joshua Wood Trenton Bardecki Armonie Ray Ryan Bissonnette

Patriots

Theodore Stewart Darren Fort Jake Schumacher Jacob Kentala Nathan McDonald John Sykora Edwin Ynosencio

Luke Willkomm DeJhe St. Julien Myles Jones Luis Bardales Alejandro Collins Marcus Johnson Cameron Davey KeShaun McPhearson Kyle Hemenway Chasen Peterson Deven Weddel Joshua Pratt

Knights

Jacob Schoff Tyler Hansen Jeremy Lightsey Scottie Bobeck Nolan Rhey Nicholas Lofgren Josie Rodriguez Hunter Proft Jervonta Jones Jose Samno Seth Kjerulf Isiah Brewer Travis Burgan Beau Cecchi Christopher Brewer Johnnie Burrell Frank Lucchetta Mitchell Capelli

Cardinals

Hayden Acker Tony Gotberg Nicholas Drennen Erick Guerra Andrew Tomic Tyler Ackerman

Brandon McClinton Michael Odom Pete Santiago Austin Torres Andrew Curtis Jacob Schutz Alex Parmentier James Gordon Mitchell Hoff Tyler Sekuris Christopher Bell Rece Mayer William Mastronardi

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Boca Juniors

Franco Tenuta Ivan Jovanovic John Arinta Lee Fabiano Luka Josifovic Mladen Trifunovic Pablo Martini Randy Rynerson Rudy Caracciolo Sergio Romero Seth Pearson Wilber Matute Zach Peason

Captain Mike’s Agustin Rosales Anthony Jefferson Carlo Cervantes Fabian Hernandez Jose Taylor Juan Delgado Marco Cervantes Maurico Silenzi Paul Reget

Robbie Suhr Urid Hernandez

Matt Kellner R.J. VanSwol

Deportivo Azul

FTFC

Elroy Martinez Jorge Escoto Jose Martinez Luis Flores Manuel Mozquella Mario Contreras Miguel Marcos Moises Aguilar Orlando Arizmendi Pepe Contreal Rafael Santuro Raul Garibay Raul Vega Robert Marcus

Faded Glory Alexander Beal Brian Hagen Brian Hart Chris Fidlow Chris Miller Drew Baker Jason Kann

Edwin Pineda Gabriel Motino Horacio Hernandez Jairo Erazo Jesus Rodriguez Kersin Rodas Manuel Gallegos Mark Williams Marvin Reges Melvin Flores Victor Flores Victor Matute Wayne Moulds Wilmer Ordoncz Wilson Erazo

Kenosha Fire

Fransico Escamilla Israel Bemitez Israel Velasquez Jesus Pesina Josue Pesina Juan Hernandez

Moises Velasquez Ramon Salcedo Roberto Ortega

Kickers

Angel Cortez Francisco Garcia Jose Jaimes Jr Luis Garcia Miguel Olayo Patrick Brinkman Palermo FC Christian Garcia Gustavo Maldonado Hugo Murguia Jesus Mora Juan Partida Juan Romo Junior Neave Kevin Gonzalez Leo Villa Oscar Romo Ricardo Torres

St. Joseph’s Alumni

Aaron Kohlmeier Adam Kohlmeier

Alex Beal Chris Sucevich Harrison Beal Leo Viola

Team Valeri

Adolfo Rivera Andy Wolf Brett Yutka George Demos Joe Kosman Matt Olszewski Michael Vidas Pete Valeri Rodolfo Chairez Ulises Lopez

X-Ten Blues

Carlos Morales Daniel Alonso Ever Cruz Gavin Garay Jesus De La Mora Manuel Godinez Omor Cruz Ramon Garay Rubau Hernandez Yeisen Ramirez

Who would you like to see featured in Boys & Girls club of kenosha @Play? …A successful sports organization? …A team with an unusual story to tell? …An individual who’s overcome the odds to succeed?

Just let us know and we’ll do the rest. send your idea to: featurestory@communitysportsdesk.com Issued November 10, 2011 | BGC@Play Digital Magazine 27

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Undefeated Steelers win championship

The Steelers were crowned champions of the Boys & Girls Club/CYC PeeWee youth football program. The team secured its title with a victory over the Falcons Oct. 26. The team finished the 2011 campaign with an unblemished 9-0 record.

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Takes two Browns to bring down Marquon Williams

Top performers

Cole Ramos rushed for over 100 yards.

Trey Jenkins scored on a 20-yard run to open the scoring for the Steelers in their championship game victory over the Falcons Oct. 26. Austin Hernandez found pay dirt in the third quarter to put the Steelers up for good.

Cole Ramos rushed for over 100 yards in the contest. Veneico Vasquez and Jordan Umscheid each recorded multiple tackles.

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Sports 21 Youth Soccer

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Youth soccer kicks off at Boys & Girls Club Youth indoor soccer came to Kenosha Nov. 3 when the Ice Dragons took on the Wizards in the inaugural game at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha’s indoor facility. A total of 45 youth teams, ranging from U4 through U18, will compete. The Ice Dragons jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the initial match and then hung on for a 7-5 victory over the Wizards.

Other games included U10 United FC beating U10 Fusion FC, 12-1; KASA Stingers defeating Zion FC, 3-1; and U12 Rock Gear clipping U11 United FC girls Red, 3-1.

Big save!

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Tight action in the corner

Sports 21 Adult Soccer

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Deportivo Azul wins adult men’s league title

Deportivo Azul captured the inaugural men’s league championship Nov. 6 by defeating the Kenosha Fire, 5-3 in a shootout. The champs came back from a 3-1 deficit with four minutes remaining in the game. Deportivo Azul forced a tie, which resulted in the shootout that they won by a pair of goals. The victors qualified to play in the title tilt by defeating Guerreros, 5-4, in a semifinal match earlier in the day.

PHOTOS OF THE WEEK

Leo Viola takes the ball to the goal.

The Kenosha Fire was the runner-up in the men’s adult league.

Alfredo Toscano surveys the field.

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Kenosha Raptors Lacrosse

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Indoor lacrosse has come to Kenosha Halloween Night saw the beginning of indoor lacrosse in the Kenosha area. The Raptors’ new program has so far drawn 88 girls and boys lacrosse players from grades 3-12 and from all over the Kenosha area, as well as Wilmot, Somers, Twin Lakes, Antioch and Zion.

The Raptors are planning to learn the game and play indoors each Monday night from now until early March. Then they will play in the spring outdoor lacrosse season in the Milwaukee Area Youth Lacrosse Association (MAYLA).

It’s not too late to join in the fun. Interested parties should go to the Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha to sign up.

High school boys get instruction from five coaches.

PHOTOS OF THE WEEK

High school boys learn from ex-college players.

High school girls are instructed by Carthage College players.

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Sara Klimisch practices her form.

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