2012 Scrimmage @ Manalapan - Click Me!
2012 SCT Round 3 vs. Manalapan - Click Me!
Information, pictures, videos & all things related to the Freehold Boro Colonials Girls Soccer Team.
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Boro Alumni Update
Chelsi Bender Bio - Click Me!
Delaney Boyer Bio - Click Me!
Sara Cobb Bio - Click Me!
Paige Preston Bio - Click Me!
Georgia Johnson Bio - Click Me!
Nicole Paulucci Bio - Click Me!
Alexa Appleman Bio - Click Me!
Kelsey Holtz Bio - Click Me!
A great tradition of excellence at Boro. Who's next?
Let me know if I have misseed anyone.
Delaney Boyer Bio - Click Me!
Sara Cobb Bio - Click Me!
Paige Preston Bio - Click Me!
Georgia Johnson Bio - Click Me!
Nicole Paulucci Bio - Click Me!
Alexa Appleman Bio - Click Me!
Kelsey Holtz Bio - Click Me!
A great tradition of excellence at Boro. Who's next?
Let me know if I have misseed anyone.
2013 Schedule & Results
***Always check the 'OFFICIAL SCHEDULE' (link on the right) to see if times have changed***
| Date | Time | Location | Opponent | Result |
| 08-23-13 | 10:00AM | Home | Howell | Scrimmage |
| 08-26-13 | 10:00AM | Home | Manalapan | Scrimmage |
| 08-30-13 | 10:00AM | Away | Toms River North | Scrimmage |
| 09-03-13 | 4:00PM | Away | Red Bank Catholic | Scrimmage |
| 09-07-13 | 10:00AM | Home | Brick Township | Scrimmage |
| 09-10-13 | 3:45PM | Home | Freehold Township | WIN 1 - 0 |
| 09-11-13 | 4:00PM | Away | Matawan Regional | WIN 5 - 0 |
| 09-16-13 | 3:45PM | Home | Red Bank Regional | WIN 6 - 0 |
| 09-20-13 | 4:15PM | Home | Long Branch | WIN 8 - 0 |
| 09-23-13 | 4:00PM | Away | Hammonton | WIN 4 - 1 |
| 09-24-13 | 3:45PM | Home | Neptune | WIN 3 - 0 |
| 09-26-13 | 3:45PM | Away | Wall Township | WIN 1 - 0 |
| 09-30-13 | 3:45PM | Away | Ocean Twp. | WIN 2 - 0 |
| 10-02-13 | 4:00PM | Home | Matawan Regional | WIN 3 - 0 |
| 10-04-13 | 3:45PM | Away | Red Bank Regional | WIN 5 - 1 |
| 10-10-13 | 3:45PM | Away | Long Branch | WIN 7 - 0 |
| 10-11-13 | 3:45PM | Away | St. John Vianney | WIN 1 - 0 |
| 10-15-13 | 3:45PM | Away | Neptune | WIN 7 - 0 |
| 10-16-13 | 3:45PM | Home | Wall Township | WIN 2 - 1 |
| 10-18-13 | 3:45PM | Home | Ocean Twp. | LOSS 1 - 2 |
| 10-21-13 | 3:45PM | Away | Rumson Fair Haven | CANCELED |
| 10-22-13 | 3:45PM | Home | Bishop Ahr | LOSS 0 - 1 |
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| 10-23-13 | 3:45PM | Home | TBA SCT-1 | BYE |
| 10-25-13 | 3:30PM | Home | Rumson Fair Haven | WIN 3 - 0 |
| 10-28-13 | TBA PM | Home | Wall Township | WIN 2 - 0 |
| 10-30-13 | 7:00PM | Away | Central | LOSS 0 -2 |
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| 11-04-13 | 2:00PM | Home | Hillsborough | WIN 1 - 0 |
| 11-07-13 | 2:00PM | Away | Montgomery | LOSS 0 - 1 |
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
In the News
Freehold Patch Article - Click Me for Video or Read Below!
Athlete of the Week: Off the Field with Chelsi Bender
Freehold High School senior Chelsi Bender recaps her high school season
and explains what she is looking forward to most next year at
Mississippi State University.
Freehold High School (FHS) senior Chelsi Bender will continue to represent the Colonials on the soccer field at Mississippi State University.
As one of the eight FHS students to participate in National Signing Day, Bender told Freehold Patch what she will miss about New Jersey and what she is looking forward to doing as a future 'Bully the Bulldog'.
As one of the eight FHS students to participate in National Signing Day, Bender told Freehold Patch what she will miss about New Jersey and what she is looking forward to doing as a future 'Bully the Bulldog'.
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Boro vs. Neptune - Monday
OK, Hopewell was a long ride so we excuse you from not being there yesterday, but tomorrow (Monday) we need you! Boro Girls Basketball is at HOME against Neptune for the CJ Group 3 championship. Anyone who has been to Neptune knows how hard it is to play there. Monday we get to give them a taste of playing in Freehold! Lets pack the gym!
Game is at 5, but get there early!
The first 2 games against Neptune were thrillers:
Neptune @ Boro - 01/17/13 - Click Me!
Boro @ Neptune - 12/14/12 - Click Me!
This is a fun team. Come and watch!
Boro Girls Basketball - Click Me!
Game is at 5, but get there early!
The first 2 games against Neptune were thrillers:
Neptune @ Boro - 01/17/13 - Click Me!
Boro @ Neptune - 12/14/12 - Click Me!
This is a fun team. Come and watch!
Boro Girls Basketball - Click Me!
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Fan Support Needed!
Big basketball game today! Come out and support some soccer alumni. We need fan support in a hostile environment! All the details are here:
Freehold Boro @ Hopewell Valley - States Round 3 - Click Me!
Hope to see you there!
Freehold Boro @ Hopewell Valley - States Round 3 - Click Me!
Hope to see you there!
Friday, February 22, 2013
Friday, February 1, 2013
End of Year Wrap-Up
It was great to see all of you Wednesday night. Hope everyone had as much fun as I did. It has been a great four years. I could not have asked for a better group of coaches, players, and parents to spend that time with. After four years I feel like I have 30 daughters instead of 2. My thanks and best wishes to all of you. Some follow-up items below:
- The videos from banquet night are now available here: Team Video Page - Click Me!
Be sure to read the disclaimer above the videos. - There are 12 videos total from this season. I'm putting them all on a single DVD to make it easier. Plus they all look better played on a HD Widescreen TV. Let me or Sara know if you want one and we'll get it to you.
- I worked with a very helpful company to create the soccer trading cards. Custom Sports Cards I could not have done it without their incredible customer service and their pricing flexibility. I have flyers and discount promotional codes if you ever need anything similar done. Again let me or Sara know.
- Pictures and videos in general. All the pictures on the website are downloadable. Click on any picture to enlarge it, then right-click on it to save to your machine. Help yourself. If you need something else let me know, I likely have it.
- Many of our soccer players can also be followed here: Freehold Boro Girls Basketball
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
2012 FRHSD Teams
News Transcript Article - Click Me or Read Below!
Freehold High School’s undefeated regular season highlighted what was another memorable girls soccer season for the Freehold Regional High School District.
Besides the undefeated regular season and repeat Shore Conference B North Division championship, head coach Elyse Ingui’s Colonials reached the finals of the Shore Conference Tournament before falling to Toms River High School North.
Defense was Freehold’s forte, led by goalie Sara Cobb, who registered 15 clean sheets during the season to lift her career total to 47. She was helped out in front by defenders Lindsay Cerio, Sophia Duffy and Chelsi Bender. Hayley Rice, Meghan Holtz and Sarah Grace Johnson led the offense as the Colonials went 15-2-2.
Over in the A North Division, Freehold Township High School, Colts Neck High School, Howell High School and Manalapan High School all had a shot at claiming the championship because the race was so wide open. But when the dust settled, it was coach David Patterson’s Patriots who wore the crown. Defender Adrian Vitello and versatile midfielders Meg Kowalski and Gabby Davis were the key players. Madison Dunn and Nicole Whitley led the offense. The Patriots finished with a 9-5-4 mark. When it came to the state tournament, it was coach Doug Phillips’ Cougars (14- 7-1) who made the biggest splash. The young Colts Neck team, with four freshmen in the lineup, upset Freehold in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group III quarterfinals and made it to the championship game, where they lost to Princeton High School. The young players that made an impact were sophomore Halley Cartas and freshman Amanda Visco, who were the team’s leading scorers. Goalie Lauren Zborovancik had a school record 10 shutouts. In front of her, Danielle Krachie anchored the defense.
Howell (8-6-4) was one game behind Freehold Township in A North. Jessica Vigna was the Rebels’ MVP after scoring four game-winning goals during the season. Sisters Rebecca (defense) and Brittany Hamilton (midfield) controlled the middle of the field for the Rebels.
Manalapan (9-6-3) went about its usual winning ways in 2012. Danielle Rizzo, Catherine Traina and Mary Grace Monahan were the team’s sparks.
At Marlboro, Catherine Chukuka concluded an outstanding four-year career.
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Colonials lead the way on All-District girls soccer team
Freehold High School’s undefeated regular season highlighted what was another memorable girls soccer season for the Freehold Regional High School District.
Besides the undefeated regular season and repeat Shore Conference B North Division championship, head coach Elyse Ingui’s Colonials reached the finals of the Shore Conference Tournament before falling to Toms River High School North.
Defense was Freehold’s forte, led by goalie Sara Cobb, who registered 15 clean sheets during the season to lift her career total to 47. She was helped out in front by defenders Lindsay Cerio, Sophia Duffy and Chelsi Bender. Hayley Rice, Meghan Holtz and Sarah Grace Johnson led the offense as the Colonials went 15-2-2.
Over in the A North Division, Freehold Township High School, Colts Neck High School, Howell High School and Manalapan High School all had a shot at claiming the championship because the race was so wide open. But when the dust settled, it was coach David Patterson’s Patriots who wore the crown. Defender Adrian Vitello and versatile midfielders Meg Kowalski and Gabby Davis were the key players. Madison Dunn and Nicole Whitley led the offense. The Patriots finished with a 9-5-4 mark. When it came to the state tournament, it was coach Doug Phillips’ Cougars (14- 7-1) who made the biggest splash. The young Colts Neck team, with four freshmen in the lineup, upset Freehold in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group III quarterfinals and made it to the championship game, where they lost to Princeton High School. The young players that made an impact were sophomore Halley Cartas and freshman Amanda Visco, who were the team’s leading scorers. Goalie Lauren Zborovancik had a school record 10 shutouts. In front of her, Danielle Krachie anchored the defense.
Howell (8-6-4) was one game behind Freehold Township in A North. Jessica Vigna was the Rebels’ MVP after scoring four game-winning goals during the season. Sisters Rebecca (defense) and Brittany Hamilton (midfield) controlled the middle of the field for the Rebels.
Manalapan (9-6-3) went about its usual winning ways in 2012. Danielle Rizzo, Catherine Traina and Mary Grace Monahan were the team’s sparks.
At Marlboro, Catherine Chukuka concluded an outstanding four-year career.
Saturday, December 15, 2012
2012 All Shore, County, Group, Division Teams
2012 APP All-Shore Teams
Star Ledger All-County, Group Teams
2012 Coaches All-Division Teams - Click Me or Read Below!
Girls Soccer Coaches All-Division Teams
CLASS B NORTH - Sara Cobb, Lindsay Cerio, SaraGrace Johnson, Sophia Duffy, Chelsi Bender, Meghan Holtz, Hayley Rice (Freehold); Rachel Leyh, Jenn Textor, Ariana Deblasio, Casey Zalewski Madi Mitchell (Wall); Karen David (Matawan); Rosa Franze, Alex Pickett, Taylor Racioppi (Ocean); Kelsey Canamella (Neptune);
Star Ledger All-County, Group Teams
2012 Coaches All-Division Teams - Click Me or Read Below!
Girls Soccer Coaches All-Division Teams
CLASS B NORTH - Sara Cobb, Lindsay Cerio, SaraGrace Johnson, Sophia Duffy, Chelsi Bender, Meghan Holtz, Hayley Rice (Freehold); Rachel Leyh, Jenn Textor, Ariana Deblasio, Casey Zalewski Madi Mitchell (Wall); Karen David (Matawan); Rosa Franze, Alex Pickett, Taylor Racioppi (Ocean); Kelsey Canamella (Neptune);
APP 2012 Girls Soccer Player of the Year
APP Player of the Year - Click Me or Read Below!
Freehold
senior goalie Sara Cobb has been a starter for the Colonials since her
freshman year and she was also the reigning Asbury Park Press All-Shore
first team goalie coming into this season.
Cobb didn’t let high team expectations or one of the toughest schedules in the Shore Conference knock her off her game this season. She was a vital member of the Freehold defense and had several key moments this season in which she earned girls soccer player of the year honors from the Asbury Park Press.
“The beginning of the year went really well and more of those shutouts were due to the defense as a whole,” Cobb said. “But later in the season especially in the postseason tournaments, I got tested and got more opportunities to make saves. The defense and I communicated really well this season.”
The Colonials went 17-2 this season and started the year with 11 straight shutouts before Wall senior forward Casey Zalewski scored in the 55th minute to stop that streak. More importantly, the Colonials defeated Wall, 2-1, in that Oct. 10 game and took a 16-0 winning streak into the Shore Conference Tournament final.
“The biggest change I have seen since meeting Sara was her ability to communicate with and lead her teammates. As a sophomore, she was timid at times with her teammates and the coaching staff. As a junior, she earned her role as a captain through her leadership in the summer and the preseason,” said Jody Smith, Freehold’s girls soccer co-coach. “As a senior, she has been a true program leader. Every girl in the program, from her classmates down to the freshmen team, has a role model to look up to and a model for what a student-athlete should be.”
Cobb literally saved Freehold’s chance to advance to the SCT final in one of her biggest moments of the year in a showdown with Red Bank Catholic in the SCT semifinals. After 100 minutes of scoreless soccer, Cobb saved three of the four penalty kicks she faced as the Colonials edged Red Bank Catholic, 3-1, on penalty kicks.
“I knew the Red Bank Catholic game had a chance to be scoreless and I also knew I had to remain calm in the penalty kick round,” Cobb said. “It was definitely one of the best games of the season because Red Bank Catholic really tested us defensively in the game.”
“There were many moments or games where I was thankful that she was wearing our uniform and not someone else's. The SCT semifinal against Red Bank Catholic stands out the most for me,’’ said Elyse Ingui, Freehold’s co-coach. “She played out of her mind. Making big save after big save in regulation and then again in overtime. If it wasn't for Sara we would have lost that game especially with her huge saves in the penalty kick out where she made 3 saves winning the game for us.”
For the season, Cobb had 15 shutouts, allowed only six goals, went 3-0 in overtime and 2-0 in penalty kicks and helped the Colonials be a dominant team this season. For her career, Cobb finished with 47 shutouts in 78 games and went 10-1-4 in overtime and 5-1 in penalty kicks. She hasn’t decided her college plans as of press time for this story.
“Sara was the captain who led by example and she left a lasting impression on the underclassmen. She always did what was expected and never questioned any coach as to why. She was always willing to fulfill any request or task the coaches asked of her and she always did it in a timely organized manner,” Ingui said. “Sara lead this team to heights we never expected to reach her junior year and her senior year she did all she could on and off the field to get us where we wanted to go. Sara's ability to keep her cool under pressure and remain so positive all the time was a personality trait that our team needed and helped us through big situations.”
Sara Cobb
Freehold
Sara Cobb, Freehold / Doug Hood/Asbury Park Press
Cobb didn’t let high team expectations or one of the toughest schedules in the Shore Conference knock her off her game this season. She was a vital member of the Freehold defense and had several key moments this season in which she earned girls soccer player of the year honors from the Asbury Park Press.
“The beginning of the year went really well and more of those shutouts were due to the defense as a whole,” Cobb said. “But later in the season especially in the postseason tournaments, I got tested and got more opportunities to make saves. The defense and I communicated really well this season.”
The Colonials went 17-2 this season and started the year with 11 straight shutouts before Wall senior forward Casey Zalewski scored in the 55th minute to stop that streak. More importantly, the Colonials defeated Wall, 2-1, in that Oct. 10 game and took a 16-0 winning streak into the Shore Conference Tournament final.
“The biggest change I have seen since meeting Sara was her ability to communicate with and lead her teammates. As a sophomore, she was timid at times with her teammates and the coaching staff. As a junior, she earned her role as a captain through her leadership in the summer and the preseason,” said Jody Smith, Freehold’s girls soccer co-coach. “As a senior, she has been a true program leader. Every girl in the program, from her classmates down to the freshmen team, has a role model to look up to and a model for what a student-athlete should be.”
Cobb literally saved Freehold’s chance to advance to the SCT final in one of her biggest moments of the year in a showdown with Red Bank Catholic in the SCT semifinals. After 100 minutes of scoreless soccer, Cobb saved three of the four penalty kicks she faced as the Colonials edged Red Bank Catholic, 3-1, on penalty kicks.
“I knew the Red Bank Catholic game had a chance to be scoreless and I also knew I had to remain calm in the penalty kick round,” Cobb said. “It was definitely one of the best games of the season because Red Bank Catholic really tested us defensively in the game.”
“There were many moments or games where I was thankful that she was wearing our uniform and not someone else's. The SCT semifinal against Red Bank Catholic stands out the most for me,’’ said Elyse Ingui, Freehold’s co-coach. “She played out of her mind. Making big save after big save in regulation and then again in overtime. If it wasn't for Sara we would have lost that game especially with her huge saves in the penalty kick out where she made 3 saves winning the game for us.”
For the season, Cobb had 15 shutouts, allowed only six goals, went 3-0 in overtime and 2-0 in penalty kicks and helped the Colonials be a dominant team this season. For her career, Cobb finished with 47 shutouts in 78 games and went 10-1-4 in overtime and 5-1 in penalty kicks. She hasn’t decided her college plans as of press time for this story.
“Sara was the captain who led by example and she left a lasting impression on the underclassmen. She always did what was expected and never questioned any coach as to why. She was always willing to fulfill any request or task the coaches asked of her and she always did it in a timely organized manner,” Ingui said. “Sara lead this team to heights we never expected to reach her junior year and her senior year she did all she could on and off the field to get us where we wanted to go. Sara's ability to keep her cool under pressure and remain so positive all the time was a personality trait that our team needed and helped us through big situations.”
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Updated Video Page
For anyone experiencing soccer withdrawals, the team video page has been updated with all of this years stuff.
Team Video Page
Team Video Page
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