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Villareal leads Pateadores to title
by Paul Kennedy, July 16th, 2011 4:03AM
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[DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY] Jose Villareal scored both goals to give Pateadores a 2-1 win over FC Dallas in Friday's under-17/18 final at the 2011 Development Academy's Finals Week in Milwaukee.

Villareal, who has been called up by the USA for the U-18 Milk Cup tournament, scored on a free kick in the 5th minute and added the winner in the 81st minute to beat short-handed FCD, which had equalized on former Mexican U-17 Bryan Leyva's goal in the 62nd minute.

Pateadores finished its season with 14 wins in the last 16 matches en route to the title. It also didn't qualify for the playoffs after forfeiting 16 points for using two ineligible players.

It was coached by former UCLA head coach Todd Saldana. His assistant was Hall of Famer Thomas Dooley.

July 15 in Milwaukee
Pateadores 2 FC Dallas 1. Goals: Villareal 9, 81; Leyva 62.
Pateadores -- Cervantes, Calderon, Torre, Lugo, Sorto, Bautista (Macias, 80), Payeras, Rivera, McCracken (Bauman, 63), Villareal (Escudero, 90), Parra-Anaya.
FC Dallas -- Cortes, Acosta, Okwuonu, Coleman, Hernandez (Ambrose, 46), Perez (Robledo, 46), Ulloa, Guzman (Rochowski, 90), Garcia, Leyva, Top (Pinal, 74)

U-17/18 Placement:
1. Pateadores
2. FC Dallas
3. Dallas Texas
4. CASL Chelsea FC Acad.
5. Baltimore Bays Chelsea
6. New York Red Bulls
7. Weston FC
8. Players Development Acad.

Dallas Texans finished the season unbeaten at 16-0-13 with a shootout win over CASL Chelsea FC Academy after their game ended 2-2.

Michael Gamble scored four second-half goals as Baltimore Bays Chelsea downed New York Red Bulls 4-1 to capture fifth place.

Weston FC took seventh place, defeating Players Development Academy 4-3 on penalty kicks after a 3-3 draw in regulation.



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  1. Ric Fonseca
    commented on: July 16, 2011 at 7:09 p.m.
    Todd Saldana, a former "wunderkid" from the SouthBay neighborhood of the Los Angeles area, went on to play proball directly from high school. Many years afterwards, Todd was featured as one of LASCA's (Latin American Soccer Coaches Association)up-and-coming Latino coaches, and later appointed as Head Coach at UCLA. Congratulations to the team and coaches!


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