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LANDESVERBAND USA
NEWSLETTER AND MAGAZINE
DONAUSCHWABEN
SPORT NEWS
 02/24/13
July August September
2010 Volume 5 Number 3
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VISITING
AUTHOR/EDITOR ARTICLE
JULY
2010
2010
Milwaukee Sport Club
GOALS
GALORE
Soccer
Camp
Forwarded
From Milwaukee Sports Club
http://www.eteamz.com/milwaukeesportclub/
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GOALS
GALORE
Milwaukee Sport Club camp 2010 will be
held August 9th-13th, 9:00am-11:30am.
Emphasizing skill development, game play,
competition, goal keeper training and
FUN will highlight this years camp.
Run by Coaching Director Joe Luedke
head Men's Coach and Director of Soccer
Operations at Wisconsin Lutheran College
and Director of Coaching at Milwaukee
Sport Club and other current and former
MSC coaches.
August 9th-13th, 9:00am-11:30am at the MSC
fields-The Schwabenhof N56W14750 Silver
Spring Drive (2 miles west of Hwy 45 on
Silver Spring), camp is open to boys and
girls 3-14 years of age.
Camp costs: $35 for current MSC
players, $50 for non MSC players.
What to bring: Soccer shoes, shin
guards and water.
Contact
Joe Luedke at joseph.luedke@wlc.edu
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Friday,
May 14
2010-Open
Play Nights: U11 and Older Players
Friday,July
9th
Friday,July
16th
Friday,23rd
Friday,30th
All
sessions will be held at Milwaukee Sport
Club fields, from 5-6:30pm
Games
will be organized by skill level and
playing ability. This is an open
gym style. Sessions will be
supervised by an MSC staff
coach, and the games will be
organized based on numbers of
players present (relative
to skill level). If numbers
do not permit, there is no guarantee of
participation.
Friday,
May 14
2010-Summer
Skill Sessions-- U6-U10
Friday,June
18th
Friday,July
16th
Friday,August
6th
All
sessions will be held at Milwaukee Sport
Club fields, from 5-6:30pm
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VISITING
AUTHOR/EDITOR ARTICLE
JULY
2010
2010
GREEN WHITE SOCCER
Forwarded
From Grün-Weiss Donauschwaben Club, Chicago
ToddSchneider@GreenWhiteSoccer.org
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PRESIDENT’S
CORNER
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CINDY KAEMPFER
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For those of you who don’t know
me, I’ve been a part of the club my
entire life (literally). Senior club
members all know me, and many of you
younger club members may recognize me
from around Mt. Prospect and at Lincoln
middle school. The Spring soccer season
has started and it’s wonderful to see
all the happy faces, new and old,
running around in green-white uniforms
again!
Thanks to all those who continue
to donate their time coaching, training,
playing and cheering- on our many teams
across all age groups. Soccer has always
been our primary focus, but the club is
much more than just a kick-around in the
park. When the club was founded so many
years ago, part of the charter was to
promote pride in our German cultural
heritage and to encourage social
activities outside soccer too. As the
club has grown, we’ve gotten away from
that a little bit, but the executive
board and I are working to bring back
some of our lost traditions. We hope
these will include many social
initiatives off the soccer pitch.
We’re open to hosting and planning all
sorts of activities – we just need to
know what you would be interested in
doing with your green white
friends! Please take the time to
drop us an email from the website with
any ideas you may have.
Also, next year we will celebrate
our 55th anniversary as a
club and we have already started to plan
by forming a committee to brainstorm
ideas to commemorate this milestone in
our club’s history. Help is always
appreciated! Contact any board member to
share your ideas!
Thanks for all you do for Green-White.
Together, we’ll keep this club
thriving for many years to come!
YOURS IN SOCCER,
CINDY KAEMPFER
PRESIDENT,
GREEN WHITE SOCCER CLUB
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2010
Team Information/Standings
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Squad:
Danny
Caruso (k),
Jose
Cornejo (k),
Brendan
Connor,
Matt
Connor,
Sean
Connor,
Rolando
Cruz,
Anthony
Derose,
Nick
Dudziak,
Brady
Hyde,
Jared
Heyman,
Jamie
Limna,
Asher
Mendelsohn,
Eric
Spiess,
Matt
Stukenberg,
Niko
Voules.
Goals: RCruz
(unassisted),
BHyde
(Assist:
BConnor),
OG. |
The Green White First Team opened
the
second half of the 2009-2010 Metropolitan
League
outdoor season on April 18, 2010
with
a home fixture against Vikings AA.
On
April 25, 2010, the Green White
First
Team
took
to a rain slicked pitch
against
league leading
AAC
Eagles at Metro-Majewski
Park.
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On April 18, 2010, the GW Reserves opened the spring
season
against the Vikings AA Reserve Team.
On April 25, 2010, the Green White Reserve Team
welcomed
AAC Eagles to the friendly confines of
Majewski
Park and, true to form, started off the game by
giving
up an
early
goal. GWR won the game
in the final
moments
of
the match on a movement that saw the ball
moved
crisply
across
the pitch. |
Squad:
Mike
Magner (k),
Kyle
Annerino,
Bob
Bless,
Tom
Czop,
Rob
Czop,
Chris
Doran,
Jon
Duddles,
Mitch
Lechowski,
Neaman
Lewis,
Brandon
McLemore,
AJ
Nawrocki,
Chris
Salatino,
Nate
Walker.
Goals:
CDoran
(2)
(Assists:
AJNawrocki,
BBless),
JDuddles
(Assist:
Mitch
Lechowski),
TCzop
(PK).
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Squad:
Joel
Meadow (k),
Chris
Wixson,
John
Sedej,
Pat
Palbicke,
Keith
Anderson,
Axel
Vega,
Rob
Czop,
Dan
Briggs,
Greg
Boltz,
Josh
Pincus,
Derrick
Wilkinson,
Les
Rebeck,
Kevin
Katz,
Chris
Mortonson,
Eugene
Kim.
Goals: JPincus
(Assist:
JSedej),
JPincus
(Assist:
CMortonson,
KAnderson). |
On April 24, 2010, the GW O30 Team played their
opening
match of the spring against Schwaben AC.
Stunned at the prospect of losing two
in
a row to GW
Schwaben
would push forward with
numbers
but ultimately
come
away with nothing
more.
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On April 24, 2010, the Green White
Over
40 Team
opened
the spring season
with
a home match against Royal
Wawel.
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Squad:
Armando
Carlo (k),
, Dave
Brienes,
John
Dunkas,
Mike
Grosse,
Greg
Healy,
Rich
Moroney,
Jusef
Muratovic,
Pat
Nash,
David
Nichols,
Nick
Paul,
Mike
Resnick,
Todd
Schneider,
Mark
Stein,
Jason Thodos,
Paul
Weaver.
Goals:
DBrienes
(Assist:
TSchneider),
RMoroney
(Assist:
MStein),
GHealy
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VISITING
AUTHOR/EDITOR ARTICLE
JULY
2010
2010
UGH SPRING/SUMMER SOCCER
AN
EPIC TOURNAMENT!!
Forwarded
From UGH
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Fevernova
Premier U-13 Girls Soccer Team |
On Mother’s Day weekend the German Hungarian
Fevernova Premier U-13 Girls Soccer Team Played in the YMS
Epic Tournament. The first game was on Friday night, against
YMS premier Wildcats Team. The German Hungarians worked
hard, winning the game 2-0. The next day, the girls played
the top West Chester team, and the result of the game was a
tie 1-1.
The Fevernova played FC Bucks for the quarter finals,
with another tie 1-1. The game went into overtime, and after
no goals were scored the game went into penalty kicks. The
kickers were: Kat Papendick, Sid Doherty, Bree Rock, Mikaela
Malofiy, and Emily Palmer. After two strong saves by the
goalkeeper Jaz Gonzales, GH won the game.
It was a great team win and the coaches were proud of
all the girls and how they handled themselves on and off the
field. Although they lost the next game to Somerset Hills, UGH
finished as Semi-finalists, which was a great
accomplishment. Thanks to all the hard work the team moved
up to 7th in the state, 28th in Region I, and 98th in the
nation.
Great
job Fevernova!
Kat
Papendick
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MAJOR’S
CORNER by Michael Fricker
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GAME
RECAP
Region
I Semi-Final, Sunday May 23rd
On Sunday May 23rd, The German Hungarians
gathered at the Club in the morning to prepare for
the bus trip to St. John’s University for the
big game. The team had breakfast at the Club
together, and all received a new GH T-shirt. The
Team, Staff, and SuperFans alike boarded the bus
and departed at 11:05 AM. On the ride up we
watched a classic soccer movie “Victory” and
cheered when the Allies beat the German National
team! Upon arrival at the University, Our Team
warmed up on the massive field and looked sharp,
all dressed the same in their white shirts, black
shorts and red socks!
Though the Pancyprians had more fans in the
stands than we did, it wasn’t long before we
showed our colors. The SuperFans unfurled our
banner and branded our section with our name. As
the game got underway, it wasn’t hard to find,
or hear the German Hungarians; the score tied at
zero, a Pancyprian’s player received a second
yellow and was sent off. Although both sides had
some chances, the first half ended with a 0-0 tie.
The German Hungarians stepped it up the second
half but the game still had no score. With only 2
minutes left in regulation time, the referee
signaled for a Pancyprian penalty kick. Our
goalkeeper, Eric Talbot, came up huge with the
save, only to see an indirect kick called in the
box. Again, there was no goal in the result. With
the German Hungarian counter attack going the
other way, the referee called for end of
regulation time.
The extra time, two fifteen minute halves,
left GH with no substitutions, and multiple
players hobbling. There was no option, they had to
keep playing, and the score remained 0-0. Moving
on to penalty kicks, the Pancyprians came out on
top.
After loading up the bus and having a few
in the parking lot, the group boarded for the trip
home. The first half of the bus ride was pretty
quiet until most of the team and SuperFans
gathered in the back of the bus. The newer players
then began to learn the common German Hungarian
drinking songs and even contributed with some of
their own songs. When we arrived back home at the
club, we moved the party into the bar, where the
fun and friendship continued, oh and of course,
the bell ringing began!!!
Michael
Fricker,
Team
Publicist
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RYAN
TADLEY, Defender
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Ryan Tadley is new to the team this
season, but he doesn’t disappoint! The 22
year old, who wears jersey No. 5, is a
defender who is always quick on his feet and
ready to move the ball. Starting to play
soccer at age 5 in Barrington New Jersey,
for the TBAA Fusion, Tadley graduated from
Cherry Hill West High School in 2006. Going
on to LaSalle University, he recently
graduated. It is through LaSalle that Ryan
became introduced to our Club and in the
short time he has been involved, he has
become a key part of the team. Tadley plays
soccer because:
“Baseball was to slow, & I was too small for football, so I went
with soccer.” he says.
It’s easy to find Tadley in our bar
with his “D.A.B” as he calls it.
Recently he learned about the “one and
done” policy always followed by “lets
split one”.
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KEN
TOMCZUK, Marking Back
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Ken Tomczuk is age 25 and has spent five of them playing soccer with
the German Hungarians. Although currently injured, Ken wears jersey No. 20.
Called Iniesta due to his hairline, Ken began playing at age 3 in Somerton.
A graduate of St. Joe’s Prep in 2002, Tomczuk went on to Seton Hall
graduating in 2006. Ken boasts assisting on a crucial goal to defeat UCONN
2-0. He received All Catholic Honorable mention and plays soccer because:
“Anything
else would be uncivilized.”
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