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SHORE CONFERENCE GIRLS SOCCER COACHES ALL-DIVISION TEAM
CLASS A NORTH
Rebecca Hamilton (Howell), Cassie Ecklof (Howell), Lindsay Cerio (Freehold), Ashley Latona (Freehold), Emma Smith (Freehold), Nicole Whitley (Freehold Township), Samantha Lotti (Freehold Township), Caleigh Farrell (Freehold Township), Arianna Ferraro (Manalapan), Kim Feto (Manalapan), Viviana Martinez (Manalapan), Victoria Metelkine (Marlboro), Jacqui Levine (Marlboro), Samantha Binn (Middletown North), Alexa Barriero (Middletown North), Hayley Dolanzo (Middletown South), Nicole Scalzo (Middletown South).
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MSG Varsity 2014 All-New Jersey: Honorable Mention
Brooke Adamchak, Wayne Hills; Gabby
Bair, Holmdel; Maxine Blackwood, Somerville; Katja Brackelmanns-Puig, Randolph;
Helen Burleigh, Holmdel; Shannon Burns, Immaculate Heart; Lindsay Cerio,
Freehold Boro; Ashley Chipoletti, Randolph; Erin Convery, Ridge; Riley
Coopersmith, Hunterdon Central; Jodi Cornwell, Scotch Plains-Fanwood; Kristy
Cotter, Morristown-Beard; Alyssa Cronin, Newton; Claire Dundon, Bishop Ahr;
Danielle Gardner, Wall; Casey Gray, Kinnelon; Deanna Graziani, Roxbury; Ally
Grunstein, Watchung Hills; Maria Fairfield, Randolph; Kasey Finn, Ramapo;
Julianna Franco, South Brunswick; Sarah Harmon, Bishop Ahr; Julia Homan,
Northern Highlands; Eva Hurm, Northern Highlands; Gabby Isola, Montclair; Grace
Jarrett, Immaculate Heart; Victoria Kealy, Nutley; Sarah Kelly, Northern
Highlands; Tomison Kennedy, Glen Ridge; Megan Lawlor, Villa Walsh; Hannah Lee,
Holmdel; Amanda Marques, Watchung Hills; Sam Masur, Montclair; Casey Matthijs,
Holmdel; Samantha McDonough, Shore; Taylor Mongno, Bridgewater-Raritan; Taylor
Morgan, Westfield; Barbara Paiva, Kearny; Samantha Potts, Old Bridge; Tanika
Roach, Pingry; Jackie Robinson, Red Bank Catholic; Christian Rodgers,
Scotch-Plains Fanwood; Sydney Rosa, East Brunswick; Ali Russo, Colts Neck;
Morgan Ryan, Oak Knoll; Sarah Scire, Ramapo; Erin Seppi, Monroe; Erin
Silverman, Montclair; Ariel Somple, Northern Highlands; Rachel Sorkenn, River
Dell; Erin Spillane, Immaculate Heart; Danielle Staffin, Bridgewater-Raritan;
Zoe Steck, Nutley; Montana Sutton, Bernards; Christine Tack, Hunterdon Central;
Emily Thiem, Kinnelon;Taylor Troutman, Toms River South; Fiona Tubiana,
Montclair; Olivia Vaughn, Montclair-Kimberley; Keri Villano, Ridge; Amanda
Visco, Colts Neck; Illisa Webb, West Morris; Esther Wellman, Randolph; Maia
Williams, Piscataway; Molly Younghans, Immaculate Heart.
Colts Neck High School’s
ride to the NJSIAA Group III state championship finals and the
brilliant play of its standout forward, Frankie Tagliaferri, along the
way made the 2014 girls soccer season in the Freehold Regional High
School District another memorable one. Doug Phillips’ Cougars had the school’s best season since 2003, when
that team also made it to the state finals. The Cougars went 20-3. Colts Neck won the Shore Conference B North Division title during the
regular season and reached the Shore Conference Tournament (SCT) finals
before falling to rival Wall High School, 1-0,
The Cougars would have the opportunity to avenge that loss in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group III finals, where Tagliaferri’s two goals sparked a 4-2 win. Tagliaferri missed the SCT finals due to her responsibilities with the US U-17 National Team. Tagliaferri booted home two more goals in the Group III semifinals, where the Cougars beat Moorestown High School, 4-1.
In the Group III finals, the Cougars were up against three-time defending champion Northern Highlands Regional High School, which made it four straight with a 4-0 win. That hardly diminished what the Cougars did this year with a roster that included just two seniors and nine sophomores, including Tagliaferri. To say the Cougars have a bright future would be an understatement.
Tagliaferri was the Player of the Year and did everything you could expect of a U.S. National Team member. While her 29 goals and 14 assists speak for themselves, it’s the dynamism she brought to the pitch that was the real difference. Her presence on the field made everyone else better. Teams had to account for her at all times, which opened things for her teammates. And despite her superior skills, her unselfish play was the big reason the Cougars played so well as a team. Colts Neck is the team of the present and the future.
Over in the A North Division, crosstown rivals Freehold High School and Freehold Township High School waged a yearlong battle for the title. As expected, it came down to the final game on the schedule, with Elyse Ingui’s Colonials nailing down the division title. The Colonials went 15-3-3, as they remained one of the Shore’s elite programs.
Although there were no championships for the Patriots, Dave Patterson Freehold Township team remained one of the conference’s powers, going 15-4-1.
Playing in the talent-rich A North Division proved to be a blessing for Courtney Bonura’s Howell High School Rebels (10- 9-1). Playing tough competition each game prepared them well for the postseason, and they made the most of it. Seeded 11th in Central Jersey Group IV, the Rebels made it all the way to the sectional finals, where they made top-seed Hunterdon Central Regional High School sweat before falling, 2-1.
With a young roster, Howell will be one of the teams to watch out for in 2015.
Manalapan High School was its dangerous self, qualifying for the state tournament, where the Braves stunned third-seed Freehold Township in the opening round.
Tagliaferri, Cougars highlighted district girls soccer campaign
The Cougars would have the opportunity to avenge that loss in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group III finals, where Tagliaferri’s two goals sparked a 4-2 win. Tagliaferri missed the SCT finals due to her responsibilities with the US U-17 National Team. Tagliaferri booted home two more goals in the Group III semifinals, where the Cougars beat Moorestown High School, 4-1.
In the Group III finals, the Cougars were up against three-time defending champion Northern Highlands Regional High School, which made it four straight with a 4-0 win. That hardly diminished what the Cougars did this year with a roster that included just two seniors and nine sophomores, including Tagliaferri. To say the Cougars have a bright future would be an understatement.
Tagliaferri was the Player of the Year and did everything you could expect of a U.S. National Team member. While her 29 goals and 14 assists speak for themselves, it’s the dynamism she brought to the pitch that was the real difference. Her presence on the field made everyone else better. Teams had to account for her at all times, which opened things for her teammates. And despite her superior skills, her unselfish play was the big reason the Cougars played so well as a team. Colts Neck is the team of the present and the future.
Over in the A North Division, crosstown rivals Freehold High School and Freehold Township High School waged a yearlong battle for the title. As expected, it came down to the final game on the schedule, with Elyse Ingui’s Colonials nailing down the division title. The Colonials went 15-3-3, as they remained one of the Shore’s elite programs.
Although there were no championships for the Patriots, Dave Patterson Freehold Township team remained one of the conference’s powers, going 15-4-1.
Playing in the talent-rich A North Division proved to be a blessing for Courtney Bonura’s Howell High School Rebels (10- 9-1). Playing tough competition each game prepared them well for the postseason, and they made the most of it. Seeded 11th in Central Jersey Group IV, the Rebels made it all the way to the sectional finals, where they made top-seed Hunterdon Central Regional High School sweat before falling, 2-1.
With a young roster, Howell will be one of the teams to watch out for in 2015.
Manalapan High School was its dangerous self, qualifying for the state tournament, where the Braves stunned third-seed Freehold Township in the opening round.
