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April 21, 2008 - The Long Island Fury is thrilled to announce that
midfielder/forward Karin Simonian will be playing for the Women's Premier
Soccer League team again this year. Karin will be all of 15 years old and
again playing against opponents a decade older when the WPSL season begins
next month.
When asked to describe her best moment on a soccer field, Karin stated,
"Playing with the Long Island Fury last year. It was so exciting playing
with some great players like Kelly Henderson, Lorraine Quinn plus Christina
and Gina DiMartino. Then, after I scored in one of the home games, some kids
came up to me and asked for my autograph. I thought that was pretty cool!"
The Westbury resident studies at W.T. Clarke High School and plays on Long
Island Junior Soccer League teams Albertson Fury 89, Albertson Fury Premier
92 plus the Region 1 (Northeast United States) team.
"Karin has a unique quality--she can change the game at any time. Fantastic
shot with a great goal sense makes her prolific around the box," Long Island
Fury coach Paul Riley commented. "She is intelligent, crafty and causes
unbelievable problems for opposing defences. A big-time player with a
big-time future."
Karin has played four years for the Eastern New York Olympic Development
Program team and participated in the 2007 National Team Camp. The sky is the
limit for Karin, who scored two goals for the Fury as a 14-year-old last
year and was named All-County as a High School Freshman.
April 8, 2008 - The Long Island Fury of the Women's Premier Soccer League is
very pleased to announce that 17-year-old midfielder Nicole Choffel will
return for the 2008 season. Nicole scored one goal last year, on a 35-yard
blast at the New England Mutiny on June 16.
"Nicole has developed into an excellent player with a brilliant soccer mind.
She is simple, great positionally and keeps the team ticking," Long Island
Fury coach Paul Riley commented. "She is a superb passer of the ball and
knows how to get the most out of her teammates."
The Bellerose resident attends the Mary Louis Academy in Jamaica Estates,
where she received the All-American Achievement Scholar Award.
Nicole was the Hilltoppers' Most Valuable Player for four consecutive
seasons from 2004 to 2007. Other awards include the Scholar-Athlete Award
from 2004 to 2007, the Best Offensive Player in 2006 and 2007, Times Ledger
All-Queens First Team from 2005 to 2007 and Times Ledger Player of the Year.
Nicole led Mary Louis to the NSCHSGAA Class A championship two of the last
three years, scoring the winning goal in overtime on November 1, 2007
against Archbishop Molloy. She will be playing for the Hofstra Pride next
year.
Nicole also competes for Long Island Junior Soccer League team Albertson
Fury '89. She says that her best moment ever on a soccer field was winning
the State Cup with Albertson in 2006.
April 22, 2008-The Long Island Fury is very pleased to announce that Madison
Haller is joining the team for the 2008 Women's Premier Soccer League
season.
The 16-year-old midfielder will make the 110-mile round-trip commute from
her home in South Salem, which she currently does a few times a week to play
with the Long Island Junior Soccer League's Albertson Fury '89 and Albertson
Fury '90. Her family's home is just a short corner kick from the Connecticut
border.
"Maddie is one of those players that every team needs and relies on.
Excellent speed, great determination and is one of the best penalty area-to
penalty area players you can find," commented Long Island Fury head coach
Paul Riley.
"Maddie does an amazing of work in a game and can do a job equally on both
sides of the ball," Coach Riley continued. "She's destined to be a fabulous
college player and, with her training habits, how far she goes is up to her.
She is the ultimate team player."
Madison studies at the Harvey School, where she's a member of the Honor Roll
and was also honored as the Cavaliers' Girls Varsity Soccer Most Valuable
Player. She received Harvey's Scholar/Athlete Award as well. Madison says
her best moment on a soccer field up to now was defeating the rival East
Meadow Shooting Stars in the semifinals of the State Cup.
Another exciting weekend for Albertson USSF Academy teams. The U16's grabbed
another two ties against Seacoast and Boston Bolts respectively and are
still on the doorstep of the top spot in the league. The U18's had a superb
weekend climaxing in a 3-1 win over Boston Bolts. Bryan Rogers securing victory
with 7 minutes to go. Albertson Academy 91 played out a 0-0 encounter with rival
Oceanside in NER, despite having a goal disallowed with 8 minutes left that
would have sealed a dramatic win. The Albertson Boca Academy won this
weekend over Garden City Park 4-1, with goals scored by Zach Davis, Kevin Afonso,
Danny Matta and Brian Castano. This puts Boca Academy record at 3-1 for the
season. Boca's next game will be on Sunday in Poughkeepsie.
Big weekend in State Cup. Albertson Fury 89 ran riot over Bayside Tigers to
clinch their spot in the final eight. Karin Simonian scored her first ever
hat-trick for the Fury program.Alyssa Pember got the game winner 2 minutes into
the game and Fury 89 never looked back.Albertson Fury 90 continued their run
with a convincing State Cup win over East Meadow. Fury 90 have not lost a
State Cup game since 2004 and will now play Valley Stream in the quarter final.
Albertson Fury 91's meet Mass. Power at Burns Pk in State Cup on Tuesday
830pm....a game not to be missed. Albertson Fury 93 moved into their quarter
final with a 7-0 win over HBC Kosmos. Winning goal came from Julie Beyar,
straight from a corner kick.
Congrats to Kristie Abbatte on her very successful trip to Costa Rica. She
was joined in Costa Rica by Fury 92 standouts Karin Simonian and Deanna
Murino. Victoria DiMartino and Crystal Dunn both recently represented the U17
National team and are in contention for a spot on the World Cup roster for
October. Alyssa Pember continues to represent the U18 National team. Congrats to all
Fury National team standouts...
GAMES OF THE WEEK:
State Cup Quarter Final...Fury 89 vs RVC at Saturday, Tully Pk 730pm
State Cup Quarter Final...Fury 93 vs Manhatten Pride Sunday, 9am
Albertson SC became the fourth club from Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association that has been selected to join U.S. Soccer’s Development Academy.
The Long Island Junior Soccer League club was one of 13 teams added by U.S. Soccer Tuesday, bringing the total to 64 Academy teams.
Albertson joined FC Westchester, B.W. Gottschee and Metropolitan Oval/Brooklyn Knights as ENY teams in the competition.
The Development Academy concept is a comprehensive program providing more than just improved competition in the development of players. It involves the training of players, coaches and referees, scouting by U.S. National Team and college coaches, and the sharing of the latest information and concepts on performance training and expertise development.
“The Development Academy has been implemented to shift the focus of the young elite player toward a ‘meaningful training and competition’ model, with the U.S. Soccer Federation taking the initiative to extend its National Team program into the daily environment of the elite player,” U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati said. “The response thus far has been unprecedented for a youth initiative.”
The admission process was extremely competitive with more than 150 applications being submitted in less than two months. The competition component of the Academy will feature 63 clubs, representing 24 states and the District of Columbia, plus the U.S. National Team from U.S. Soccer’s Residency Program, playing at the Under-15/16 and U-17/18 age levels.
The 13 final teams that were selected:
Albertson Soccer Club (New York)
Baltimore Bays Soccer Club (Maryland)
Bridge Futbol Alliance (South Carolina)
Cleveland Alliance Soccer Academy (Ohio)
Concorde Fire Soccer Club (Georgia)
Crew Soccer Academy (Ohio)
Match Fit Academy FC (New Jersey)
Pateadores Soccer Club (California)
Real So Cal (California)
San Diego Surf (California)
Solar Soccer Club (Texas)
South Central Premier (Connecticut)
South Charlotte Soccer Association (North Carolina)
The Academy’s structure:
Objective -The focus of the Academy is on player development and providing players with the best possible opportunity to develop to the highest level they are capable of achieving.
* Standards: A minimum requirement of three training sessions and one rest day per week.
* Selection: U.S. Soccer coaches selected the Academy clubs from more than 150 applications.
* Age Groups: U-15/16 and U-17/18 teams (minimum roster of 20 players); providing opportunities for more than 2,000 players.
* Competition Format: Divided into eight conferences with each team playing 30 matches during an eight-month season. Each conference is comprised of eight teams based on geographic proximity. The winner of each conference will play in the Academy Finals at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif.
Fury:
Molly Bruh...GW University...Fury '90
Brittany Farriella...Hofstra University...Fury '90
Dianna Marinaro...Unversity of South Florida...Fury '90
Danielle Ippolito...Loyola College...Fury '90
Sam Faulk...Miami University...Fury '90
Christina Occhipinti...Dominican College...Fury Milan
Zabella Simos...Stevens Institute of Technology...Fury Milan
KC Colon...Queens College...Fury Milan
Alexa Krebs...SUNY Oswego...Fury Milan
Brianna Carbone...NYIT...Albertson Fury Milan
Jasmyne Spencer...Maryland University... Fury '90
Vicki DiMartino...Boston College...Fury '90
Domenica Hodak...Maryland University...Fury '90
Alyssa Faller ...Loyola College ... Fury '89
Arianna Efstathiou ...American University ...Fury '89
Rashida Sherman ... Fairleigh Dickinson ...Fury '89
Jenna Stasiewicz ...American University ...Fury '89
Colleen Richards ...Mount Holyoke College ...Fury '88
Emna Mullo ...Villanova University ... Fury ‘89
Jennifer Abbate ...Binghamton University ...Fury ‘89
Genna Pepe ...Lehigh University ...Fury ‘90
Janelle Taylor ...St Bonaventure ...Fury '89
Lauren Lucas ...Univ of Cincinatti ...Fury '89
Nicole Choffel ...- Hofstra University ...Fury ‘89
Lauren Sawyer ...St. Joseph’s University ...Fury ‘89
Alyssa Pember ...Boston College ...Fury ‘89
Alaina Beyar ...Boston College ...Fury ‘89
Francesca Chin ...Fairfield University ...Fury ‘89
Joie Mclaughlin ...Loyola College ...Fury '89
Cody Newman ...Duke University ...Fury '89
More to come soon!!
