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Congrats to Vicki DiMartino (Fury90, Boston College) and Crystal Dunn (Fury91, going to UNC) for a great win over Mexico in the finals. The U20s have also qualified for the U20 World Cup in Germany later this year. Click here for full story.
February 2, 2010
LIFE OF RILEY
Veteran coach named BigAppleSoccer.com's personality of the year
Paul Riley could not have asked for a better year.
And if you want to get technical, he accomplished it in triplicate, making headlines with three different teams -- the Albertson Fury, Long Island Fury and Philadelphia Independence.
As coach of the Albertson Fury, he directed four youth teams to the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association State Cup titles. As coach of the L.I. Fury, he guided that club to the Women's Premier Soccer League championship. And to top off 2009, Riley was named coach of the Independence, which will be an expansion team in Women's Professional Soccer this season.
So, it should not be surprising that Riley was selected as BigAppleSoccer.com's personality of the year on Tuesday.
"Paul Riley has enjoyed a distinguished career as a soccer coach," BigAppleSoccer.com editor Michael Lewis said. "What he accomplished in 2009 was truly remarkable and will be difficult to duplicate, let alone surpass. Just about the only thing that could top last year would be winning the WPS title. We congratulate Paul for this honor and a memorable 2009 and wish him well in Philly."
Riley appreciated what he and the teams accomplished last year.
"09 was a great year," he said. "It was it was a pheomenal year for the club, Albertson and the Long Island Fury.
"It was an amazing year. everything went according to plan, I guess. All of the work that was done in January and Febeuary last year hopefully paid off. The teams peaked at the right time."
This year Riley finds himself with yet even more challenges in Philadelphia.
"This is a different monster all together," he said. "Trying to get this team to peak at the right time in August and September when everything is on the line. I don't want to peak in June (laughs), like State Cup teams have to. If we peak at the right time, we will be in contention to least get into the playoffs and to be in contention to win a championship."
Riley leads an impressive list of men, women, girls and boys who were honored by BigAppleSoccer.com.
The other award winners:
* Girls youth player of the year -- Crystal Dunn, Albertson FC
It seems every time you turn around, Crystal Dunn is in the middle of something special in soccer or getting an award. Whether it is starring for the U.S. Under-17 Women's National Team, which finished second at the world championships in New Zealand last year, becoming a vital member of the Long Island Fury en route to another Women’s Premier Soccer League title, playing a key role for the Albertson Fury in another Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association State Cup crown or filling the net for South Side High School, Dunn is making a name for herself.
Dunn also was named girls high school soccer player of the year by Newsday. Dunn, 17, who has verbally committed to the University of North Carolina next fall, also was named the Class A state player of the year by the New York State Sportswriters Association and was named a high school All-American by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
On Tuesday, she was named the BigAppleSoccer.com girls youth player of the year.
Last Thursday, Dunn played central defender for the United States, which qualified for the FIFA Under-20 World Cup this summer.
"For me, I would say she is the quickest players I've seen in college, pros and high school," Massapequa H.S. coach Bruce Stegner told Newsday. "She's at full speed in two steps and she's got great skill with the ball on her feet, which is a lethal combination."
* Women's college player of the year -- Vicki DiMartino (Massapequa, N.Y.), Boston College
It seems that Vicki DiMartino of Massapequa, N.Y. has won as many awards as she has scored goals in the past year.
Her two most recent honors for the Boston College freshman forward were as New England Soccer News and BigAppleSoccer.com women's college players of the year.
DiMartino enjoyed a memorable year. In 2008, she played a vital role for the United States as the Americans finished second in the FIFA Women's Under-17 World Cup. DiMartino took home Silver Boot honors as the second-highest goal-scorer in the tournament. On June 15, she struck twice for the Albertson Fury in its 4-2 extra-time victory over the Mamaroneck Panthers in the Girls Under-18 final of the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association State Cup. It was the Fury's fifth consecutive Open Cup crown.
During this summer, she was the leading goal-scorer for the Long Island Fury, which recorded its second Women's Premier Soccer League championship in four years. DiMartino was named a WPSL first-team all star and shared conference player of the year honors with her teammate, defender Alyssa Pember of Long Island. And just this fall, DiMartino was at it again, helping Boston College to the NCAA Division I women's quarterfinals for the very first time. She connected for 14 goals and six assists -- as a freshman.
With her superb performance came plenty of individual honors. Included among DiMartino's hardware was as a second-time All-American by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, Soccer America's women's freshman of the year, the ECAC offensive player of the year.
"Vicki is one of the true pure finishers in the nation," Fury coach Paul Riley said. "She is quick, strong and can score many different types of goals. She has a rocket of a left foot but does also score many goals with her right peg. What makes her special is her competitive spirit and her ability to raise her game to the competition as shown by her Silver Boot Award in the last Under-17 World Cup."
High School Honors
Alex Bushman, Wingate Award for PSAL CITY PLAYER OF THE YEAR.
Crystal Dunn (Fury 91) was Nassau Player of the year.
Kristi Abbate (Fury 93) was Suffolk Player of the year
Devin Pendergast (Fury 92) was Catholic player of the year.
Tyler Arnone(USSF U18) Nassau Player of the Year
High School All Americans
Carly Beyar...Fury 91
Crystal Dunn...Fury 91
Lia Belizzi...Fury 92
Andrew Jean-Baptiste...USSF
College Second Team All American
Vicki DiMartino, Fr., Boston College...Fury 90
Ivy League Rookie of the Year
Brian Rogers...Harvard University
CAA Rookie of the Year, All-CAA First Team and TopDrawerSoccer.com Rookie First-Team
Donald Anding...Northeastern
Well we have such a fantastic club that I asked many of our PRSS staff and others to give me their top ten/favorite stories of the 2009. Before our Top Ten we wanted to give you some of the stories that never quite made the cut;
....Without doubt Coach Adrian G playing for 90 minutes in an NPSL league game vs. Maine for the LI Academy 7 years after he retired....I think he is still sore!!
......Brad Butwin's 50th birthday party. Thank heavens Brad talks better than he dances.
.....Phil Casella unable to make PRSS indoor squad last January loses 60 lbs now makes the team in December 09 ...great work Philly!!
.....Joe M wins his first HS game as Head Coach in Syosset. Fireworks and great celebrations all over New York....CONGRATS.
.....Coach Jose C receives National recognition for his "egg diving exploits" at PRSS summer camps.
Now for the TOP TEN stories of 2009:
#10. Albertson Fury 98 and Albertson Fury 93 hit Number ONE in the Gotsoccers National Poll.
#9. Wheatley HS receive Academic Award as top HS soccer team in New York State based on Academic excellence.
#8. Albertson Fury and LI Fury standouts start their professional careers in WPS (Womens Professional Soccer)...Ally Long, Alex Singer, Tina DiMartino, Suzy Webber, Rebecca Moros.
#7. College Awards led by Ivy League Rookie of the Year Brian Rodgers (USSF) Harvard Univ and All Americans Kelly Henderson (Fury 87) Boston College Vicky DiMartino (Fury 90) Boston College Jazmine Spencer (SA All American..Fury 90) Univ of Maryland.
#6. Albertson Fury 91 clinch their first ever State Cup and lose a nailbiter in the Regional Final. Fury 90 clinch their Fifth consecutive State Cup.
#5. High school Awards are plentiful:
Suffolk:
Female Player of the year: Kristi Abbate (Fury 93) Male player of Year Andrew Jean-Baptiste (USSF U18)
Nassau:
Female Player of the Year:
Crystal Dunn (Fury 91)
Male Player of The Year:
Tyler Arnone (USSF U18)
Catholic Female Player of Year: Devin Prendergast (Fury 92) High School All Americans Carly Beyar (Fury 91) Crystal Dunn (Fury 91) Lia Belizzi (Fury 92) Andrew Jean Baptiste (USSF U18)
#4. NEWSS (National Elite Womens Soccer Showcase) becomes the 6th ranked Girls tournament in the country.
#3.Six Albertson players represent their National teams in 2009 Nicholas Gaitan (USSF U16) U15 USA Dylan Greenberg (USSF U16) U15 USA Cari Roccaro (Fury 93) U17 USA Karin Simonian (Fury 92) U17 USA Crystal Dunn (Fury 91) U20 USA Vicky DiMartino (Fury 90) U20 USA
#2. Seven Furyites guide Boston College to a share of the ACC regular season title.
#1. Long Island Fury win their Second WPSL National Championship in front of their own fans. With an average age of 17, Fury finished unbeaten at 16-0-1, with 38 players out of squad of 42 hailing from Albertson Fury.
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Truly was a remarkable year for our coaches, players and families. Thank you all for being part of a tradition that goes well beyond ten great stories. Have a fantastic holiday and let's make new stories and achievements in 2010.
Yours In Soccer
Paul Riley
DOC Albertson SC
Head Coach Philly Independence
The Albertson Soccer Club had both its programs ranked in the top 40 youth clubs in the country by South America. The Long Island Junior Soccer League club's girls were ranked 14th and the boys No. 37.
Albertson director of coaching Paul Riley, who recently became coach of the Philadelphia Independence (Women's Professional Soccer), has built one of the best all-around youth clubs in the country.
In its story, Soccer America noted that Albertson sent its Under-16 U.S. Development Academy team to Finals Week in 2008 and had Harvard freshman Brian Rogers (14 goals) and Zak Kupfer (13 goals) named to this year's U-18 Academy all-conference team.
On the girls side, Albertson has won numerous Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association State Cups, including several more this year. The club has sent many girls to top Division I schools. Two Albertson players, Vicki and Rosie DiMartino, are the last of four DiMartino sisters to participate in the U.S. Girls Naitonal Team program. Vicki is a freshman at Boston College, which boasts several former Albertson players, and Rosie plays at Massapequa H.S.
Soccer America's 2009 Top 40 Boys Rankings
1. Baltimore Bays
2. Dallas Texans
3. Michigan Wolves
4. PDA
5. Andromeda SC
6. LAFC Chelsea
7. CASL
8. Arsenal FC
9. Carmel United
10. FC Delco
11. Chicago Magic
12. Solar SC
13. Chicago Fire
14. Real Colorado
15. FC Dallas
16. Colorado Rush
17. NJSA 04
18. Real So Cal
19. West Coast FC
20. D.C. United
21. New York Red Bulls
22. Cal Odyssey
23. Columbus Crew
24. Washington Premier FC
25. IMG Academy
26. Vardar SC
27. De Anza Force
28. Concorde Fire
29. FC Westchester
30. Discoveries SC
31. Triangle United
32. Kendall Soccer Coalition
33. St. Louis Scott Gallagher
34. Javanon SC
35. Schulz Academy
36. Crossfire Premier
37. Albertson SC
38. CZ Elite FC
39. Grand Rapids Crew Juniors
40. Sereno SC
Soccer America's 2009 Top 40 Girls Rankings
1. Dallas Texans
2. Eclipse Select
3. So Cal Blues
4. Slammers FC
5. Colorado Rush
6. San Diego Surf
7. PDA
8. Mustang Soccer
9. Michigan Hawks
10. Force FC
11. Sting Soccer
12. FC Stars of Massachusetts
13. McLean Premier
14. Albertson SC
15. De Anza Force
16. CASL
17. San Juan SC
18. FC Bucks
19. Eagles SC
20. Carmel United
21. Sereno SC
22. Pleasanton Rage
23. Ponte Vedra SC
24. St. Louis Scott Gallagher
25. Arsenal SC
26. FC Delco
27. Scorpions SC
28. KCFC
29. Sockers FC Chicago
30. FC Pennsylvania Strikers
31. Solar SC
32. Lonestar SC
33. Real So Cal
34. D'Feeters SC
35. Montclair United SC
36. FC Milwaukee
37. Ohio Elite Soccer Academy
38. Chantilly SC
39. Crossfire Premier
40. North Atlanta SA
The Philadelphia Independence, an expansion team in Women's Professional Soccer, officially announced the selection of Paul Riley as its head coach on September 3. Originally from Liverpool, Paul has a long and illustrious career coaching men’s and women’s youth, college, and minor league soccer, including two national championships (2006 and 2009) with the WPSL's Long Island Fury.
Five Long Island Fury alumnae--Tina DiMartino, Ali Long, Rebecca Moros, Alex Singer and Sue Weber--played in WPS's inaugural season.
Paul’s distinguished career includes many honors and awards as a player and a coach. He has earned honors such as A-League National Coach of the Year; New York Regional Coach of the Year; Umbro A-League All-Star Coach Selection and five-time New York Collegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. As head coach of the CW Post Pioneers from 1991-1997, he accumulated a record of 98-48-11. In addition, under Paul’s direction, his Albertson Soccer Club youth teams have won numerous New York State Championships and are considered some of the most dominant in the country. As a player at Adelphi University, Paul was MVP in three of his four years there, and still holds school records for all-time leading points and assists. He continued his playing career after college with the Albany Capitals, New Jersey Eagles, and Long Island Rough Riders, where he was part of the National Championship team in 1995. When he is not coaching, Paul runs the Paul Riley Soccer School, which hosts regular training camps and skill sessions for players of all ages.
Says Philadelphia’s General Manager Terry Foley, “Paul Riley is the perfect ingredient for this franchise. He is a former standout player, distinguished youth club coach and executive, and two-time WPSL National Champion. Paul has coached players on the U.S. National Team and in the Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) league over the course of his career and is well-respected for his knowledge of the game and his ability to find and use talent. I am impressed with Paul’s positive rapport with his players and ability to bring diverse talents and skills together for successful results on the field. He is a tremendous asset to this team, its incoming players and this city.”
According to head coach Paul Riley, “I am thrilled to be selected to coach this team. I have gotten to know the organization over the past few weeks by helping evaluate talent at the European Championships in Finland and am very impressed with the front office and the goals and objectives it has for 2010 and beyond. I am also very pleased to be working with assistant coaches Staci Wilson and Paul Royal in preparation for our season’s start next April. There are lots and lots of world-class players available out there, and we are going to do our absolute best to bring top talent to Philadelphia through the league’s draft process and deliver a product our fans and communities are proud to watch and support.”
“We are very pleased to have Paul Riley join the ranks of our distinguished WPS coaches,” says WPS Commissioner Tonya Antonucci. “Paul will complement the terrific organization that is being built in Philadelphia for the Independence fans and we congratulate him on this selection.”
Fury '92
Shannon Farrell ...St. Joe's University
Brittany Anghel...Notre Dame
Karin Simonian...Notre Dame
Dana Rosney...Villanova
Kelly Secko... Union College
Alexia Shea...Providence
Lia Belizzi...University of Virginia
Fury '91
Rachel Reeves...Wagner College
Alyssa Brandofino...Sacred Heart University
Michelle Iannacchino...St John's University
Devin Prendergast...UCONN
Rebeccah Bakich...Albany University
Rachel Blum...Syracuse
Alex Bushman...Georgetown University
Jane Wallis...George Washington
Kiara Jenkins...Colgate
Julianna Speroni...Drexel University
Emily Menges...Georgetown University
Katie Greer...Cincinnati University
Despina Psomopoulos...Albany University
Jennifer Gibbons...St. Johns University
Crystal Dunn...UNC
Carly Beyer...Fairfield University
Lauren Ferris...St. Johns University
Jackie Cammarata...La Salle University
Stephanie Spiers...Binghamton University
Imani Ribadeneyra...NYU
Fury '90
Kathy Gualantano
Alexa Purdy...NYU
Madison Haller...Duke University
Kim Rose...Dartmouth
Jenny Butwin...Yale University
Carolyn McNamara...University of Buffalo
Molly Bruh...GW University
Vicki DiMartino... Boston College
Sam Falk... Miami University
Brittany Farriella... Hofstra University
Domenica Hodak... Maryland University
Danielle Ippolito... Loyola University
Meredith Maguire... Johns Hopkins University
Dianna Marinaro... University of South Florida
Emily Pape... Binghamton University
Genna Pepe... Lehigh University
Jasmyne Spencer... Maryland University
Kelcey Zacarese... Drexel University
Fury '89
Jennifer Abbate... Binghamton University
Alaina Beyar... Boston College
Nicole Choffel... Hofstra University
Arianna Efstathiou... American University
Alyssa Faller ...Loyola College
Madison Haller... Duke University
Lauren Lucas... University of Cincinnati
Joie Mclaughlin... Loyola College
Enma Mullo... Yale University
Cody Newman... Duke University
Alyssa Pember... Boston College
Lauren Sawyer... St. Joseph's University
Rashida Sherman... Fairleigh Dickinson
Jenna Stasiewicz... American University
Janelle Taylor... St Bonaventure
Academy '91
Ben Carus... Wesleyan University
Michael Fusco...Towson University
Ricky Jarvis – SUNY Cortland
Chris Roccotagliata – Colby College
Academy '89
Christopher Zarou...Canisius
Ryan Calvo...Kenyon College
Andres Rios...Loyola
Timothy Garger...Marist
Akara Ambak...MIT
Anthony D'Antonio...Molloy College
Anthony Morais...Molloy College
Jeffrey Patino...Molloy College
Raymond Fitzpatrick...Oneonta
Maxwell Siegelman...Oneonta State
Daniel Goldberg...Southern CT
USSF
Nico Capetola...Boston College
Adriano Gabrielle...Seaton Hall University
Paul Ferrandino...Molloy College
Fardad Sabzevari...Rider University
Christian Galindo...Adelphi University
Nuno Rodriquez...Fairfield University
Don Anding...Northeastern University
AJ Laza...Hofstra University
Steve Suztenich...Rider UNniversity
Mike Gallagher...Notheastern University
Brian Lafferty...George Washington University
Zach Zupher...UNLV
Ryan Reichman...George Mason
Bryan Rogers...Harvard Univ.
Stefan Carter...Boston College
Badir Sherman....University of Dayton
Joey Pinto....St. John's University
Andres Acevedo....University of Dayton
Tyler Arnone....St. John's University
Peter Maxted....Swarthmore College
Mike Buquicchio.... Bentley College
Vinny Caccavale....NYIT
Dylan Bauver....Iona College
Long Island Fury captain Kelly Henderson acepts the championship trophy from WPSL Commissioner Joe Ferrara.
Jenny Butwin (Fury 90) freshman, Enma Mullo (Fury 89) Sophomore with Paul after their 3-0 win over Hofstra. Enma got the game winner.
2009 ENY State Finalists
