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THE BORISLOW FAMILY
Soccer Association in 1982 serving as Registrar, Vice-President, and President.
Bob was elected to the Board of Directors of Essex County Youth Soccer Association in 1993 and served as Age Group Director, VicePresident, and President.
He was elected to the Mass Youth Soccer board of directors in 2013, serving as Secretary, President, and Immediate Past President.
Bob holds a D coaching license and has been a certified referee since 1993. He was selected as a soccer referee for the Special Olympics International World Games in China, Greece, United Arab Emirates and United States. Bob also earned a spot as a soccer referee for the Special Olympics International Unified Cup in Chicago and Detroit.
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In 1993, Nancy joined the South Shore Soccer League, where she played a pivotal role as secretary and registrar, serving in the registrar position for 25 years. Her leadership extended beyond the league, as she took on additional roles with Mass Youth Soccer including Director of the District Select Program and Director of Recreational Tournaments.
In 2001, Nancy began her tenure on the Mass Youth Soccer Board of Directors, where she continues to serve the children of our state.
Nancy's influence extended to the regional level when she served as Chair of the US Youth Soccer Region One President’s Cup from 2011 to 2015.
Francis began his youth playing career in 1967, eventually playing for Boston University.
He played professionally in the United States, including stops with Cleveland Force, New England Revolution, Chicago Fire and Miami Fusion. While with the Fire, he won both MLS Cup and US Open Cup in 1998.
As a coach, his boys team won a US Youth Soccer National Championship in 2005 with FC Bolts. He eventually started his own club in 2007, FC Blazers.
Francis was inducted into New England Soccer Hall of Fame in 2005 and Boston University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006.
Francis is currently the women’s soccer head coach at Emmanuel College.
APRIL 18TH - MILAN
Morning
Depart USA April 17th (-1 Day)
Arrive in Milan, Italy
Afternoon/Evening
Attend a Serie A Match
Welcome Dinner
APRIL 19TH - MILAN
Morning
Training Session with UEFA Licensed Coaches
Afternoon/Evening
Guided Bike Tour of Milan Team Dinner
APRIL 20TH - FLORENCE
Morning
Depart Milan
Game One vs. Local Team
Afternoon/Evening
Arrive Florence
Pizza-Making Dinner
APRIL 21ST - FLORENCE
Morning
APRIL 22ND - FLORENCE
Morning
Visit Duomo and Michelangelo’s David Afternoon/Evening
Walk to Piazzale Michelangelo
Game Two vs. Local Team Team Dinner
APRIL 23RD - ROME
Morning
Depart Florence
Arrive Rome
Afternoon/Evening
Vatican and St. Peter’s Basilica Team Dinner
APRIL 24TH - ROME
Morning
Training Session with UEFA Licensed Coaches
Afternoon/Evening
Walking Tour of the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps Team Dinner
APRIL 25TH - ROME
Morning
Game Three vs. Local Team
Visit the Roman Colosseum and Roman Forum
Training Session with UEFA Licensed Afternoon/Evening Coaches
Coaching Education for ODP Staff
Afternoon/Evening
Visit Coverciano / Italian Football Museum Team Dinner
Attend a Serie A Match
Team Dinner
APRIL 26TH - DEPARTURE
Depart Italy
ITALO AGOSTINO
Italo played a key role in founding the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association and served as its President from 1982 to 1985. He was also a Board Member of the U.S. Youth Soccer Association, Region IA Sub-regional Director, and a member of the U S Soccer Federation Budget Committee
Selflessly donated his time and expertise in assisting neighboring Northeast states in organizing their state associations Hall of Honor Class of 1994
THOMAS C. AHEARN
Played a significant role in the growth and success of Marshfield Youth Soccer, more than anyone in the town's history, serving as President for several years
Actively recruited parents to serve as coaches, referees, assistant coaches, and officers, while also maintaining soccer equipment and fields
Known as the "Father of Marshfield Soccer," his efforts left a lasting legacy that helped the soccer community thrive
NANCY ANDERTON
Longtime member of the South Shore Soccer League, serving as former registrar and currently as league secretary
Former Director on the Mass Youth Soccer Board, where she administered the District Select Program and the Kohls Cup recreational soccer tournament
A passionate supporter of all recreational soccer programming initiated by Mass Youth Soccer.
RICK ANDRE
President of Pioneer Valley Youth Soccer League Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association Board of Directors and Secretary.
Assisted in the creation of the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions and established the Ludlow Columbus Day Tournament. National Cups Commissioner For the Massachusetts Youth Soccer National Cup competition.
Hall of Honor Class of 1997
MARIO BISOL
Mario played for the mid-70s Leominster High Blue Devils, competing for state titles
He helped to create and grow the Fitchburg Youth Soccer program, including the oversight of a travel team to play in Mass Youth Soccer
The rejuvenation of multiple soccer fields in Fitchburg that became viable options for teams to play on - most notably Moran Fieldand for bringing the girls youth teams to the MTOC on multiple occasions as a coach.
HOWIE BLATT
A highly respected icon in the Holden Youth Soccer program. Served on the Mass Youth Board of Directors for over 10 years. Howie served as Program Director and Board liaison to the Technical Department/Instructional Staff for many years
Long time supporter of the TOPSoccer Program for children with disabilities
SID BLOOM
Sid started coaching youth soccer with Framingham United, later serving as BAYS President (1993-1995)
Joined the Mass Youth Soccer Board in 1999, serving 8 years as President in the early 2000s
Played a key role in approving the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Field Complex and led initiatives for recreation players as the US Youth Soccer Region 1 and National Recreation Chair. Hall of Honor Class of 2013.
MIKE BORISLOW
Served 8 years as a Mass Youth Soccer Board Member and 12 years as Executive Director, improving numerous programs for MYSA and its members.
Revived the annual workshop, significantly enhancing its appeal to members
Coached at the prep school level for over 25 years and holds the United Soccer Coaches Advanced National diploma, along with certifications as a USSF and NFHS referee.
MARTYN BOWDEN
Martyn, a Clark University (MA) professor, born and raised in England with a profound love of the game
Key founder of the Fuller Hamlets Soccer Club, one of the premier soccer clubs in central Massachusetts and in the eastern region of the U.S. for many years.
Authored Hamlets: A history and geography of Sutton Fuller Hamlets Soccer Club, 1969-1989.
Hall of Honor Class of 1995
ANGELO BRATSIS
A refereeing legend in the United States, he has received the Eddie Pearson Award and FIFA Special Merit Award.
Served on the FIFA Panel of International Referees for 12 years (1980-1992), officiating over 130 international matches across 13 countries on 4 continents.
Instrumental in developing the instructional program for the Federation, he was part of the National Assessor staff for over 30 years and the National Instructional staff for more than 40 years
The Angelo Bratsis Award, named in his honor, is given annually to a young referee by the United States Adult Soccer Association.
DARRELL BRIGGS
Darrell was elected the second President of Mass Youth Soccer, 1978 - 1982
One of the founders of the Wellesley Youth Soccer organization
A very strong advocate for girls soccer in the state and started the first ODP girls program in Region I in 1979
Elected national Treasurer of the US Youth Soccer Association Hall of Honor Class of 1994.
MIKE BURNS
Competed as a member of the U17 and U20 Youth National Teams.
Played in the 1992 Summer Olympics and for the New England Revolution from 1996 to 2000.
Later served as the Revolution's Director of Soccer, Vice President of Player Personnel, and eventually General Manager
JOHN BURRILL
John founded the FC Greater Boston Bolts Soccer Club in 1986 and coached the 1994 U-19 Girls team to a US Youth Soccer National Championship
Served for many years as a Mass Youth Soccer Board Member before becoming the 2nd Executive Director in 2003.
As Executive Director, he oversaw the construction of Progin Park in Lancaster, making the dream of a Massachusetts Youth Soccer multi-field complex a reality
Hall of Honor Class of 2013
GEOFF CAMERON
Mass Youth Soccer ODP player and member of the United States National Team from 2010 to 2017.
Played for Houston Dynamo in MLS from 2008 to 2012
Competed for Stoke City in the English Premier League (2012-2019) and Queens Park Rangers in the EFL Championship (2019-2021), also played in the 2014 FIFA World Cup, earning 55 caps
SEAN CAREY
Founder and Manager of the New England Club Soccer League, and managed the New England Premiership for 10 years
Remains an active player in men’s league teams
Currently an elementary school teacher with over 25 years of experience and serves as the Assistant General Manager of Rhode Island FC.
JEFF CHAMBERS
Longtime administrator, coach, and referee, serving on the boards of Danvers Youth Soccer, Essex County Youth Soccer, and Massachusetts Youth Soccer
Developed a grassroots referee program that became Mass Youth Soccer’s Genesis Referee Program, aiding young referees in achieving USSF certification.
Key contributor and first Program Director of the Mass Youth Soccer Town Select League, and founder and current Board Member of the Essex County Youth Futsal League.
DEAN CONWAY
Highly regarded Mass Youth Soccer Director of Coaching, 19922002.
Innovative creator of instructional materials, developed a full-time Instructional Staff for the Association and creator of the very successful Coach Education Directors Program
Remained active as a coaching and player development instructor for Jamaica Plain Youth Soccer Hall of Honor Class of 2002
AL COSENTINO
Al served on the Board of Directors for both Billerica Youth Soccer Association and Middlesex Youth Soccer League
Served as the chairperson for both the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions and Massachusetts State Cup.
A long time (college, high school and youth soccer) referee and referee assignor, receiving numerous awards for his service. Also served as a member of the Region 1 Recreation Soccer Committee. Hall of Honor Class of 1995
DAVE COUTTS
Served as President of Plymouth Youth Soccer, coaching his four children and many other youth players.
Longtime President of the Coastal Youth Soccer League and key member of the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Leagues Committee. Contributed significantly to the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions (MTOC) as a scheduler and scorekeeper for many years
Hall of Honor Class of 1998
CATHY CRESTA
Best known as the State Registrar of Massachusetts Youth Soccer, Cathy served on the Board of Directors before becoming the state office’s first employee in 1989.
Acted as the primary spokesperson for the Association throughout her tenure
Involved in coaching, refereeing, and administration, holding various roles in the Middlesex Youth Soccer League, including Boys Commissioner, Registrar, and Treasurer Hall of Honor 2000
NIKI CROSS
First female soccer player inducted to the Mass Youth Soccer Hall of Fame
Played for the Mass Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (ODP) and US Youth Soccer Region 1 teams.
Professional career included spells with, Boston Breakers, Washington Spirit and Houston Dash in the USA (NWSL) as well as Umea Sodra in Sweden, Newcastle Jets in Australia, Medkila in Norway and FC Bayern Munich in Germany Hall of Honor Class of 2020
JOE CUMMINGS
Created Northboro Youth Soccer Association and later coached at the Algonquin Regional High School
Held leadership roles as Assistant GM of the New England Revolution, President/GM of the Boston Breakers, and CEO of United Soccer Coaches
Directed major events, including the 1996 Olympics (Birmingham venue) and the 1999 and 2003 Women’s World Cup venues. Hall of Honor Class of 2002.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Former Mass Youth ODP coach and Director, currently working in sport and event management with multiple organizations, including WUSA, MLS, WPS, MLL, CONCACAF, and CONMEBOL
Served as the Corporate Partnerships Manager for Boston Scores. Serves as a trainer for the Positive Coaching Alliance.
DAVID DALRYMPLE
Registrar for over 1,500 youth soccer organizations in the BAYS League.
Longtime At-Large Director on the Mass Youth Soccer Board, currently overseeing the State Cup Tournament and District Select Program
Known as the "Technological Wizard behind the curtain" for Mass Youth Soccer, David troubleshoots the registration system and third-party software interfaces.
JOHN DAVAGIAN
John began his soccer career coaching his children and later served as both Vice President and President of Middlesex Youth Soccer League in the late 80’s
Member of the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Board of Directors and Vice President of the Association.
Leader responsible for the creation of the Mass Youth Soccer News (Newspaper) in 1994, which shared current events and achievements within the soccer community with the entire membership. Hall of Honor Class of 2001
CHARLIE DAVIES
First male soccer player inducted into the Mass Youth Soccer Hall of Fame.
Played for the Mass Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (ODP) and US Youth Soccer Region 1 teams
Former member of the United States Men’s National Team and a player for the New England Revolution Hall of Honor Class of 2020
DILVO DIPLACIDO
US Soccer National Instructor and FIFA referee, formerly serving as the State Director of Assessors for the Mass Referee Committee
Led the referees for the 1984 Olympic Games and officiated in the NASL from 1978 to 1984.
Inducted into the Mass Soccer Adult Hall of Fame and has refereed numerous FIFA matches, including those in CONCACAF, the Olympics, and the Intercontinental Cup.
DIEGO FAGUNDEZ
Played for the New England Revolution from 2011 to 2020. He was the first ever homegrown player the Revolution signed from its youth academy.
Austin FC (2021-2023) and currently plates for the LA Galaxy.
Played for the Uruguay U20 National Team.
RICH FILIPPETTI
A long-time referee, assignor, and assessor, Rich served as the assignor for both MAPLE and State Cup from 1994 to 2010
He received the MSRC Flannery Award in 2010 for his exemplary service to youth soccer
In 2012, the MSRC honored him by renaming the annual referee assignor award the Richard M. Filippetti Assignor of the Year Award, and he co-chaired the Local Organizing Committee for the 2009 US Youth Soccer National Championships at Progin Park. Hall of Honor Class of 2015.
TERRI FILIPPETTI
Long-time member of the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Board of Directors, including as Executive Vice-President, significantly contributing to the organization's growth.
Served on the MAPLE Board of Directors and represented Mass Youth Soccer at the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series while directing the Massachusetts State Cup Tournament Co-chaired the 2009 US Youth Soccer National Championship Tournament at Progin Park in Lancaster with her husband, Rich
CAROLINE FOSCATO
Former Mass Youth Board Member
Founder of Southend Soccer - Since 2008, they have provided free programming giving youth between the ages of 5 & 18 the opportunity to play soccer and learn to engender a love of the game while connecting diverse communities across background, economics, race and ethnicity across Boston
President and Founder of Soccer Unity Project - This organization reimagines the power of soccer to build community, connect people from diverse backgrounds, and promote equity in youth play.
RICH FRONGILLO
State Referee Administrator (SRA) for the Massachusetts State Referee Committee and a 2009 inductee into the New England Soccer Hall of Fame.
Former State Youth Referee Administrator (SYRA), he has been dedicated to the development of youth referees throughout his career
A board member and coach for Franklin Youth Soccer Association (FYSA) for over 35 years, he has made significant contributions to the organization
JANET GARGAN
A board member of Danvers Youth Soccer for 20 years and the first female president, she has over 30 years of service, currently serving as treasurer on the first all-female executive board
As the registrar for the Essex County Youth Soccer Association, she manages paperwork for 9,000 young players each spring and fall
A longtime Mass Youth Soccer Board member, she is actively involved in the referee training program and is known for her endless energy and willingness to help.
JIM GONDEK
As the treasurer for Mass Youth Soccer, Jim totally revised budget preparation and reporting supplying details as to expenses and budget.
Served as Mass Youth's first executive director. Long time contributor to Massachusetts State Cup competition serving as vice-chair supporting the tournament director
SKIP GORMAN
Skip served the youth of Holbrook, South Shore Soccer League and Mass Youth Soccer. He served as President for HAYSA, President and Referee Assignor for SSSL, and both Vice president and President of Mass Youth Soccer. He also coached in the HAYSA organization for 25 years He lived his life “For The Good of The Game” - respect and sportsmanship
Skip Gorman played a key role in MYSA's history, notably helping bring the Lancaster Complex to life Hall of Honor Class of 2017.
CARYN GOULET
Served as President of the Wilmington Youth Soccer Board of Directors and currently leads the Middlesex Youth Soccer League Board
Outreach Coordinator for TOPSoccer since 2006 and has been on the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association Board since 2013 A longtime USSF certified coach and referee, she was recognized as the 2017 National TOPSoccer Coach of the Year and currently serves as Mass Youth Soccer's Executive Vice President.
PAUL IRWIN
Served on the boards of the Natick Soccer Club and of BAYS Co-Director of the National Challenge Cups League (1989-93), the NCCL was the first club-based league in Massachusett. One of the founders of Massachusetts Premier League (MAPLE), served as commissioner, and played a key role in developing the Lancaster fields complex. Hall of Honor Class of 2001.
STEVE KOERPER
Past president of Mass Youth soccer who was a strong advocate for the establishment of the GOALS Program, Mass Youth Soccer’s initial program focused on inner-city underserved communities. Instrumental in creation of the Bay Stater Magazine, the first Mass Youth Soccer state-wide youth soccer magazine publication Led the Association's transition to the Computer Age by setting up email accounts for league presidents and connecting leagues with the Mass Youth Soccer Board & Staff online Hall of Honor Class of 1999.
STEVE KOLOLSKI
Steve is best known for his decades of referee service to the game Also served as a referee assessor and a volunteer coach for the BAYS league
Steve’s legacy involves many years of advising and assisting young inexperienced referees learn the craft well before Mentoring became an established program within the referee community. Hall of Honor Class of 2000.
SAMANTHA MEWIS
Member of the Mass Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (ODP).
Played for North Carolina Courage in the NWSL from 2017 to 2020 and represented U17, U20, and U23 national teams
Part of the United States National Team from 2014 to 2023, competing in the 2015 and 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cups
KRISTIE MEWIS
Member of the Mass Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (ODP)
Played professionally for Boston Breakers, Washington Spirit, Houston Dash, and NJ/NY Gotham FC, while also representing U17, U20, and U23 national teams.
Active member of the United States National Team since 2013, competing in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
IAN MULLINER
Former Director of Coaching for the Illinois Youth Soccer Association and Mass Youth Soccer.
Currently serves as a coach instructor in the US Soccer Federation's Coach Education department
Recognized for his sarcastic sense of humor and unique coaching communication style
JOHN MURPHY
A passionate Massachusetts resident with over 30 years of coaching experience, including a decade in Major League Soccer, while staying connected to his roots
Contributed 12 years to the MYSA system as a club, district, and state team coach, positively impacting countless players and coaches from 1987 to 2000.
Pioneered two MLS Youth Academies (New England in 2001 and Colorado in 2005) and holds a US Soccer A license, with 110 wins and multiple Coach of the Year honors in college coaching.
ALAN PETERSON
Immigrated to the U.S. in 1968, became the third President of Mass Soccer Association (Adults), and the first President of Mass Youth Soccer in 1974.
Focused on youth soccer development, believing it was key to the sport’s growth in the U S Author of “A Guide to Soccer in the State of Massachusetts” (1973), a definitive study of adult and youth soccer in our state during that time period.
Hall of Honor Class of 1996
JOHN RAINONE
Served over 10 years on the King Philip Soccer Board of Directors, including 4 years as Treasurer Member of the Mass Youth Soccer Board of Directors since 2022. Actively involved in the TOPSoccer Program for 13 years and currently serves as the liaison for TOPSoccer programs across Massachusetts.
RAY ROBINSON
Ray has served in multiple roles in the youth soccer community, coaching and administration, for over four decades. He is a former President of Mass Youth Soccer, 1998 - 2000, instrumental in leading the membership in making the decision to purchase the land that became Progin Park Director of the TOPSoccer Program for children with disabilities in Massachusetts and has served as both the US Youth Soccer Region I and National chairperson of the TOPSoccer Program Hall of Honor Class of 2015.
DANA SANTILLI
Past President of Quincy Youth Soccer
Long-time Vice President and current President of the South Shore Soccer League
Long-time Board member of Mass Youth Soccer (two separate terms) and current Secretary of the Association; recognized as the 2023 US Youth Soccer National Volunteer of the Year
RICK SAVIGNANO
Served over 20 years as a volunteer coach for the Brockton Youth Soccer Association (BYSA).
Named the 2014 Mass Youth Soccer “Competitive Coach of the Year” and developed the TOPSoccer program, serving as its Coach and Coordinator for BYSA
Volunteered as a soccer coach for the Special Olympics Hall of Honor Class of 2015
JARED SCARPACI
Youngest board member elected to the Mass Youth Soccer Board of Directors, serving 20 years primarily as the Director of the Olympic Development Program.
Former men’s college coach at Emerson College with over 100 wins and currently the boys' high school coach at Masconomet High School, also surpassing 100 wins.
An avid collector of historical memorabilia from Mass Youth Soccer past
FRANK SCARSELLA
A legendary referee, highly respected by his peers, who officiated at youth, adult, high school and college levels.
Known for his love of the sport, his expertise of the Laws of the Game and an officiating style filled with both humor and grace
Always willing to mentor and share his experiences with younger officials learning the craft
JAPE SHATTUCK
Jape Shattuck, founder of Mass Youth Soccer, is widely recognized for his significant positive impact on coaches, players, and administrators
He led Mass Youth Soccer's Olympic Development Program to become a respected national model for player development
In 1987, Jape introduced the MYSA instructional curriculum and wrote manuals for coaching licenses, further advancing soccer education in Massachusetts.
Hall of Honor Class of 1998.
ERICH SIMMONS
Named Massachusetts, East Region, and National Young Referee of the Year in 1994.
Served as a Major League Soccer referee from 1997 to 2006 and was a National Referee from 2001 to 2006
Later became a national assessor and received the Steven A Kolkowski Assessor of the Year Award from the Massachusetts State Referee Committee
MIKE SINGLETON
As Director of Coaching, Mike advocated for small-sided soccer for the U12 age group, promoting its benefits for player development.
Served as Head Men’s Coach at Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 2011 to 2013 and previously at Washington and Lee University.
Recognized as a three-time United Soccer Coaches Regional Coaching Staff of the Year (2017, 2019, 2021) and holds a USSF “A” License
STEPHEN SMOLLER
Coach and administrator for Framingham United Soccer Club and former BAYS Soccer Board member.
Served as Executive Secretary of Massachusetts Youth Soccer for 15 years, advocating for organizational changes and improving Board meeting formats.
Currently active on the Framingham United Soccer Club Board, the BAYS Board, and as Director Emeritus of Mass Youth Soccer, with expertise in Roberts Rules and as a long-time referee and assessor
Hall of Honor Class of 2015
BOB TRUDEAU
Former President of Mass Youth Soccer, Essex County Youth Soccer, and Danvers Youth Soccer, all of which thrived under his leadership.
Currently a volunteer referee for the Special Olympics, participating in local, national, and world games events. Coaches and officiates at all levels, serving as a model for everyone involved in youth soccer.
JACK WARON
Long time President of Essex County Youth Soccer Association, 19852004.
Served as a member of the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Board of Directors and a significant contributor to the Leagues Committee Key contributor to the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions over many years serving as lead organizer of field operations and logistics
ROSS WEAVER
Founding member and first president of the Greater Worcester Girls Soccer League, which later became the girls' division of the Midlands Area Youth Soccer League (MAYS).
Over 25 years of coaching experience with Fuller Hamlets Soccer Club.
Served as a two-year Commissioner on the MAPLE Commission and was an eight-year member of the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association Board of Directors Hall of Honor Class of 2000
ANDY WEISS
Known for his humor and caring nature amid the craziness of soccer, he has made a lasting impact on the sport.
The Mass Youth Soccer Boys-15 State Championship trophy is named the “Andy Weiss” trophy in his honor
Former Mass Youth Soccer SYRA and has held various administrative roles with the Massachusetts State Referee Committee; currently serves as president of Mass Soccer, the adult governing body for soccer in MA
JUDY WITHINGTON
Judy served as Town Director for Dedham Youth Soccer and helped establish Greater Boston Youth Soccer League, which became BAYS
Became the Director of the Girls Olympic Development Program for Mass Youth Soccer Association (MYSA)
Co-founded and Co-Commissioner of the National Challenge Cups League (NCCL) and founded the Greater Boston Girls Soccer Club, later evolving into Greater Boston Bolts S.C. with boys' teams.
Hall of Honor - Class of 1996.
RACHEL WOO
An outstanding referee who sets a strong example for younger female officials.
Worked 18 NCAA Final Fours and officiated at the 2003 FIFA World Cup during her career
Coordinates soccer officials for NE-10, Sun Belt Conference, NEWMAC, and SEC, and serves as a New England National Assignor and member of the US Soccer Referee Committee
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