Championship Matches Set at US Youth Soccer National Presidents Cup

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Jennifer Rodriguez, jrodriguez@usyouthsoccer.org or 972-786-4883 Championship Matches Set at 2013 US Youth Soccer National Presidents Cup Final Day of Preliminary Matches   Schedule, Scores and Standings US Youth Soccer National Presidents Cup Homepage Promo Video | Event Video Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | #PresidentsCup     AUBURNDALE, Fla. (July 13, 2013) – Championship matches are set after the final day of preliminary play concluded at the 2013 US Youth Soccer National Presidents Cup in Auburndale, Fla. Out of the 40 participating teams, 10 will be crowned in the Under-13 through Under-17 Boys and Girls age groups. The US Youth Soccer Presidents Cup is designed for teams seeking additional challenges to play for a national title against teams of similar abilities. The cup provides a progressive, competitive experience to teams that might not otherwise get the opportunity to participate in a series of unique experiences highlighting competition, camaraderie and community from the state to regional to national levels of US Youth Soccer.  For more information on the US Youth Soccer Presidents Cup, visit www.USYouthSoccer.org/PresidentsCup. Highlights from Day 3: Under-13 Boys: DSC Alliance SC Galaxy (MD) 3-2 PDN INTERNATIONAL (TX-S) Both DSC Alliance Galaxy and PDN International are moving on to the finals, playing against each other again tomorrow for the championship. Today’s outcome resulted in a 3-2 DSC Alliance win with goals all produced in the second half. Vaughn Phillips got a pair of goals for DSC (40’ and 65’), as well as his teammate Chance Mullen (52’). Kevin Felix (66’) and David Gallegos (70’) scored for PDN in the last ten minutes of play, but in an effort to catch up time ran out and DSC took the win. Under-14 Boys: Downtown SC Black (CA-S) 1-1 Crystal Lake Force Elite (IL) Downtown SC Black and Crystal Lake Force Elite will meet each other again tomorrow in the U-14 Boys championship. The two teams battled it out today to a 1-1 draw, which saw two early back-to-back goals. Downtown SC’s David Orellana Gomez scored in the 10th minute of play, and just seconds later Justin Rutherford tied the match for Crystal Lake Force. Under-15 Boys: International SC St. Tomas (NV) 3-3 Classics Eagles Black (OH-S) International SC St. Tomas takes the top of the U-15 Boys standings after all preliminary play. Today International tied Classics Eagles Black 3-3, in a game with goals by Ramon Ceja Partida (27’), William De La Torre Jimenez (31’) and Cedric S Jones (53’). Despite being down 3-0, Classics Eagles Black was able to come back and tie the match with a shot by John Bechtel (62’), and a pair of goals Derrick Reedus (64’ and 70’). Under-16 Boys: NADO B16 (CA-S) 2-1 CE Black (OH-S) NADO goes into tomorrow’s U-16 final undefeated, after today’s 2-1 win against CE Black. Despite being down 1-0 in the first half after CE’s goal by Peter Marth (21’), NADO was able to claim the victory by coming back stronger in the second half. Camille Aucoin notched a goal for NADO in the 51st minute, and Tommy MacCartee scored in the last minute of the match. Under-17 Boys: YMS Clash (PA-E) 2-1 ACS Elite (NC) YMS Clash moves on to the finals to play against La Roca Select. Today they defeated ACS Elite 2-1 in their last preliminary match. YMS set the tone by scoring in the 3rd minute (Kevin Hart). ACS responded in the second half (Gerardo Peraza 48’), but YMS didn’t allow them to shift the game and scored again a minute later (Douglas Chapuis 49’). Under-13 Girls: Wasatch (UT) 1-0 Ohio Premier Eagles Black (OH-S) Wasatch moves into the championship match undefeated, after their 1-0 win against Ohio Premier Eagles Black today. The game saw a scoreless first half, and then Haylee Gardner broke the deadlock in the 53rd minute. Under-14 Girls: SASA Spirits (IL) 1-0 Platinum FC Sanchez (CA-S) Kendall Boyd got her second goal of the tournament – the game winning goal against Platinum FC Sanchez. Boyd scored for SASA Spirits just five minutes after the start of the game. SASA’s strong defense helped kept Platinum out, to secure the 1-0 win and a spot in the U-14 Girls final. Under-15 Girls: SWISA Mutiny (IN) 1-0 SC Del Sol Maxwell (AZ) Although SC Del Sol’s last preliminary match resulted in a 1-0 loss, they took the top of the U-15 Girls standings and move on to the finals to face LNSC Eclipse. SWISA Mutiny got the 1-0 win against SC Del Sol, with Loryn Willis’ 38-minute goal in the first half. Under-16 Girls: Albion Hurricanes Blue East (TX-S) 3-0 FASA Impact Premiere (VA) A solid defense, and goals by Kirsten Diaz and Kathryne Padgett, helped Albion Hurricanes get a 3-0 win against FASA Impact Premiere. Diaz scored twice, opening and closing the scoring for the match (18’ and 80), and also taking the board as the top leading U-16G goal-scorer with four tournament goals. Padgett also added to the score in the 47th minute. Albion now moves on to the final facing Rush Swoosh. Under-17 Girls: Eastside FC 95 White (WA) 1-0 Tri City Storm Black (ND) Sophia Rouches’ early 8-minute goal sustained the match and gave Eastside FC a 1-0 win over Tri City Storm Black. Eastside FC now goes on to tomorrow’s final undefeated, where they will face Fusion in the U-17 Girls championship.   Championship Matches: Age Group Home Team State Away Team State Field Time Under-13 Girls Wastach UT Bay United Sharks FL Myrtle 2 8:15 AM Under-13 Boys DSC Alliance SC Galaxy MD PDN INTERNATIONAL 99/00 TX-S Myrtle 3 10:00 AM Under-14 Girls SASA Spirits IL WCUSC Predators PA-E Myrtle 5 10:15 AM Under-14 Boys Downtown SC Black CA-S Crystal Lake Force Elite IL Myrtle 8 8:00 AM Under-15 Girls SC Del Sol Maxwell AZ LNSC Eclipse NC Myrtle 3 8:15 AM Under-15 Boys International SC St.Tomas NV GUAMERU SC TX-N Myrtle 10 10:00 AM Under-16 Girls Albion Hurricanes Blue East TX-S Rush Swoosh CO Myrtle 2 10:15 AM Under-16 Boys NADO B16 CA-S TESC Elite Red NC Myrtle 1 8:15 AM Under-17 Girls Eastside FC White WA Fusion NY-E Stadium 8:00 AM Under-17 Boys YMS Clash PA-E La Roca Select DT UT Stadium 10:25 AM   Complete Scores – Day 3: Under-13 Girls Bay United 99G Sharks FL 1 North Union United 99F Strikers PA-E 1   Ohio Premier Eagles Black OH-S 0 Wastach UT 1 Under-13 Boys PDN INTERNATIONAL 99/00 TX-S 2 DSC Alliance SC Galaxy MD 3   U13 Goshen Stars United IN 4 Inter 99/00 CO 1 Under-14 Girls 98/99 Cape Coral Cyclones FL 0 WCUSC Predators 98 PA-E 1   SASA Spirits IL 1 Platinum FC Sanchez CA-S 0 Under-14 Boys Westside 98/99 Eagles FL 0 South Shore United Blazers MA 0   Crystal Lake Force Elite 98A IL 1 Downtown SC Black CA-S 1 Under-15 Girls LNSC 97 Eclipse NC 2 WCUSC Eagles97 PA-E 0   SWISA Mutiny IN 1 SC Del Sol 98 Girls Maxwell AZ 0 Under-15 Boys GUAMERU SC 98 TX-N 2 CROF A3 United MD 0   Classics Eagles Black OH-S 3 International SC St.Tomas NV 3 Under-16 Girls Albion Hurricanes 97G Blue East TX-S 3 FASA Impact Premiere VA 0   SD United Legacy SD 1 Rush Swoosh CO 2 Under-16 Boys TESC Elite Red NC 2 VSA HEAT 96 BLUE VA 1   CE Black OH-S 1 NADO B16 CA-S 2 Under-17 Girls Lady Lions 96 Red TX-S 1 Fusion NY-E 1   Tri City Storm Black ND 0 Eastside FC 95 White WA 1 Under-17 Boys 95 ACS - Elite NC 1 YMS Clash PA-E 2   Toca U17 USL KS 0 La Roca Select DT UT 3 Note:  The US Youth Soccer Presidents Cup is a separate series of events from the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series. ### About the United States Youth Soccer Association (US Youth Soccer) – US Youth Soccer - "The Game for ALL Kids!®" - is the largest youth sports organization in the country and largest member of the United States Soccer Federation, the governing body of soccer in the United States. US Youth Soccer registers more than 3 million players annually, ages 5 to 19, and over 900,000 administrators, coaches and volunteers in 55 member State Associations. US Youth Soccer programs provide a fun, safe and healthy environment for players at every level of the game. For more information, visit www.USYouthSoccer.org. Media Request: When referring to the United States Youth Soccer Association, the largest youth sports organization in the United States, please refer to the association only as US Youth Soccer, and never as USYS or USYSA. We appreciate your cooperation. About the US Youth Soccer Presidents Cup - The US Youth Soccer Presidents Cup provides a progressive, competitive experience to US Youth Soccer teams from the state to regional to national level.  The Presidents Cup gives players an additional opportunity to compete against teams from across the country at a high level for the joy and the challenge of the game. It provides the chance to experience a unique US Youth Soccer event with camaraderie, community and competition through sport.

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