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Cirovski, Harkes and Gabarra make All-Met teams

Some famous names made the Washington Post’s All-Met high school teams. On the girlsfirst-team All-Met were Karli Cirovski, daughter of Maryland coach Sasho Cirovski and 1991 Women’s World Cupchampion Shannon (Higgins) Cirovski, and Lauren Harkes, daughter of former U.S. captainJohn Harkes and former Virginia star Cindi (Kunihiro) Harkes. The boys first team included Tyler Gabarra, […]

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A final team meeting

Longtime journalist Dan Woog has also been head coach of Staples High School (Conn.) boys soccer team for a decade. He recently wrote about this season’s teamcoming up short in its state championship bid, falling 1-0 to Xavier in the quarterfinals. “The final whistle blew. Xavier remained undefeated. We should have headed to our bus. […]

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Trio receives long-term NSCAA service awards

[AWARDS] The National Soccer Coaches Association of America has recognized the late Layton Shoemaker, Gary Avedikian and Dave Carr for their contributions to soccer as coaches. They’ll be honored at the NSCAA Awards Banquet Jan.17 in Philadelphia. Dave Carr – Charlotte Moran Long-Term Service Award (Youth) Carr, the associate professor, graduate chair and coordinator of […]

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The toughest of decisions: play for high school, or an academy?

Matthew Conyers takes an in-depth look at Connecticut youth soccer in the wake of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy’s move in 2012 to a 10-month season thatprevents Academy players from taking part in scholastic ball. “I’m not anti-academy,” said Staples High coach Dan Woog. “The training is solid, the competition is strong. I am,however, anti-academy […]

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