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New 80,000-square-foot digs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5Nearly a decade in the making, the new 80,000-square-foot Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha building at 52nd Street and 14th Avenue is a sight to behold. The largest free-standing Boys & Girls Club building in the Midwest, which opened in June, includes a full-sized soccer field, a fieldhouse, a youth center, a teen center and much more.

Photogenic athletes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-15Kenosha-area parents, coaches and friends continue to supply KSN with outstanding action photos of community sports participants. Included in this edition of KSN @Play are compelling images from local soccer, football, baseball, volleyball and golf.

Unblemished records. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37-44 Following the fourth week of competition, six CYC football teams remain undefeated: the Broncos, Browns and Chargers in the Junior Division; the Ravens and Steelers in the PeeWee Division; and the Knights in the Senior Division. The Inside Clubs & Leagues section includes a CYC highlights page.

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New facility gives Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha room to grow

The idea for a new community center that would include modern sports facilities had been floating around the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha ever since the organization merged with the Christian Youth Council (CYC) in 2001.

Over the years, board members and former mayor John Antaramian moved this idea from concept to reality and the long-awaited result is an impressive, 80,000-square-foot facility at 52nd Street and 14th Av-enue in Kenosha. The largest free-standing Boys & Girls Club building in the Midwest opened in June.

“We now have the only full-sized indoor soccer field at a Boys & Girls Club, a huge fieldhouse where multiple games can be played simultaneously, and a youth center featuring a computer lab, an arts and crafts room and a game room,” said Ron Stevens, associate director of marketing and resource develop-ment at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha.

Teen center provides variety“We also have a large teen center

including the Joe & Kathy Madri-grano Performing Arts Stage where members can sing and dance and put on performances, a track that senior citizens can use for their morning walks, meeting and multi-purpose rooms, and a full-service kitchen. The city donated $5 mil-lion to the program and we raised another $5 million, including two $1 million donations from Natalie

and Dennis Troha and from Joseph and Shirley Madrigrano. We have approxi-mately $2 million more to raise before we’ll be debt free.”

Parents, kids and teenagers are responding favorably to the new facility. Kenosha’s largest provider of youth sports, recreational, cultural and educa-tional opportunities had more than 5,000 local children as club members in 2010. Since the new facility opened, the number is already approach-ing 6,000.

“As the new building picks up steam, we anticipate getting to more than 10,000 members,” predicted Stevens, who served on the Boys & Girls Club Board of Directors for 12 years – including a term as President – and also served as CYC Director for 10 years. “About half of our members are participants in sports programs.”

Those sports programs include football, basketball and baseball, softball and tee-ball. Football and fall baseball and softball are in prog-ress, while basketball registration is also ongoing. In addition, the club hosts a variety of camps and clin-

ics throughout the year, including a lacrosse camp, a Cal Ripken Jr. Baseball camp, multi-sports camps and a host of others.

“Our youth center, for kids 6 to 12 years of age, is part of a national Boys & Girls Club movement to establish learning centers where kids can be mentored and do their homework,” Stevens said. “After they put one hour into that, then they can play. The teen center on the second floor is for kids ages 13-18 and is similar in structure to the first floor.

“The Boys & Girls Club’s mis-sion, both nationally and locally, is

The new facility features a full-sized soccer field.

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New facility gives Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha room to grow“Great futures in Kenosha start at Boys & Girls Club”

to make opportunities available to kids regardless of their ability to pay. We bring together kids from all walks of life, and give equal access to those who come from economi-cally, socially, educationally and physically disadvantaged environ-ments.”

There are numerous volunteer opportunities at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, including coach-ing sports teams.

“The Boys & Girls Club of Keno-

sha would not exist if it weren’t for volunteers,” Stevens said. “We have hundreds of them, from coaches to mentors to those working our special events. All of our Board of Directors members are volunteers as well.”

Businesses and individuals can also get involved as sponsors of the organization.

“We have any number of spon-sorship opportunities,” Stevens said. “There’s our capital campaign, which involves the new building, with gift-naming opportunities. There’s always a huge involvement from the local business community, which sponsors sports teams and events.”

In addition to conducting activi-ties in its facility, the Boys & Girls Club rents the gyms, athletic field and multi-purpose spaces to outside groups for sports games and tourna-

ments, plus parties and other events. Rental information is available at http://www.bgckenosha.org/im-ages/pdf/rental_brochure.pdf.

For more information on the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, visit http://www.bgckenosha.org.

Martial arts classes are taught here.

The youth center is a popular place.

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Upcoming Events

PLEASANT PrAIrIE Pleasant Prairie is offering recreational baseball leagues in the fall for children between the ages of 7-9 and 9-13, as well as team leagues for any current U11/12 or U13/14 teams. Call Kris Jensen at the RecPlex at 262-925-6739 for more information.

PLEASANT PrAIrIE rECPLEx The Pleasant Prairie RecPlex is proud to announce the forma-tion of a new basketball program, the Pleasant Prairie Patriots. The Patriots travel basketball program will be offered to boys and girls in grades 5-11, with camps and clinics being offered to players as young as third grade. For more informa-tion, contact Jamie DeMatthew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.com

PLEASANT PrAIrIE PATrIOTSPatriot Basketball will host separate clinics for guards, post players and shooters. Each camp will be held once a week, running through the end of October. The fee is $10 per session or $72 for all eight weeks for members, and $15 per session or $108 for an eight-week pass for non-members. Sign up at www.recplexonline.com/sports/patriots-basketball

kENOShA 600The annual 600 Club Bowling Tournament will be held Sept. 25 at Surfside Lanes. All members past and present are welcome to play. Contact Nancy Laken for more

information at 262-651-2825 or nancy@fpswi.com

YMCAFor the first time this fall, the Kenosha YMCA is offering ballroom dancing for participants of all ages. Senior ballroom for older active adults will be offered on Tuesday mornings for $20 for members and $30 for the general public. Youth and adult ballroom will be offered Tuesday evenings for $35 for members and $60 for the general public.

YMCAThe Kenosha YMCA dance pro-gram has a variety of programs for dancers of all ages and skill levels. Introductory dance classes include creative movement and rhythms/tumbling/ballet on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings. Beginning dance classes include jazz/ballet/tap I, hip hop, and pom/cheer. Intermediate dance classes include jazz/ballet/tap II and III, hip hop, and pom/cheer. Registration fee is $35 for members and $60 for the general public.

kENOShA TrEMPEr The Tremper football team will hold its Pasta Dinner Fundraiser on Oct. 9 at St. Mary’s Bell Hall from 12-6 p.m. Raffle Baskets, 50/50 Raffle and I-Pod Touch Raffle will be held on that day as well. Cost is $7.

YMCAThis fall, the Kenosha YMCA is offering Men’s Flag Football on Sunday mornings. All leagues are recreational in nature, providing all

participants with an opportunity for physical activity, competition, so-cialization and fun. All leagues be-gin this week. Contact Stacy Plow-man at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, or at splowman@kenoshaymca.org to indicate your interest or to seek additional information.

kENOShA rAPTOrS The Kenosha Raptors Lacrosse Club will host a one-day lacrosse clinic for all new and returning players on Sept. 25 at Nash Park in Kenosha. The fee for the camp is $35 and includes full equipment needed for the day. Call Rob Wikstrom with questions at 262-770-2041.

YMCAThe YMCA is home to a year ’round, continuous martial arts program for children and adults. The fall session has already begun. The four disci-plines that are available are Europe-an-style Fencing, Olympic Judo and JuJitsu, Shorei Kempo Karate and Traditional Tae Kwon Do. Registra-tion fees range from $30 to $80 for members and from $60 to $110 for the general public. For additional information, contact Stacy Plow-man at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, or at splowman@kenoshaymca.org

ChrISTIAN LIFEThe school will hold a soccer fundraiser for field improvements at Nick & Willy’s Pizza Sept. 22 from 4-10 p.m. A portion of the money earned between 4-10 p.m. will come back to Christian Life.

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YMCAThe Kenosha YMCA is offering an American Red Cross Waterfront Lifeguarding certification course beginning Tuesday, Dec. 20. Course fee is $200 for a member and $210 for the general public. Payment is due upon registration; please register no later than 3 days prior to class. Sign up at the Member Service Desk or by calling 262-654-9622.YMCAThe Kenosha Y is offering an American Red Cross CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer, Health-care Provider or Lifeguard course on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. To learn more or to download the

handbook, go to www.redcross.org. The course fee is $70 for members and $75 for the general public.

YMCAIt’s not too late to join the adult coed volleyball league this fall. Team registrations are being accepted until Sept. 25 for the Sunday night league and until Sept. 27 for the Tuesday night league. Each team can have a maximum of 12 players, with at least three being females. The goal for each league is to have a recreational and com-petitive division depending on team enrollment.

WISCONSIN JUNIOrS The Wisconsin Juniors have released their fall programs. Intro-ductory programs include a K-4 “VolleyKidz” program, in addition to a third and fourth grade league. To see all of the organization’s fall programs, visit www.wisconsin juniors.com/camps-and-clinics

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PEE WEE LEAgUETeam Won Lost Ties PCP. PF PAravens 4 0 0 1.000 68 15Steelers 4 0 0 1.000 90 32Falcons 3 1 0 .750 58 20Packers 3 1 0 .750 73 6giants 3 1 0 .750 59 19Seahawks 2 2 0 .500 48 43raiders 1 3 0 .250 38 68Bears 0 4 0 .000 13 76Panthers 0 4 0 .000 9 84Colts 0 4 0 .000 0 93

JUNIOr LEAgUETeam Won Lost Ties Pct. PF PABroncos 4 0 0 1.000 117 12Browns 4 0 0 1.000 77 13Chargers 4 0 0 1.000 87 20

JUNIOr LEAgUE CONT. Cowboys 3 1 0 .750 89 39Eagles 2 2 0 .500 53 27Lancers 2 2 0 .500 33 32rams 2 2 0 .500 57 45redskins 1 3 0 .250 31 12749ers 1 3 0 .250 38 66Jaguars 1 3 0 .250 19 66Titans 0 4 0 .000 6 68Saints 0 4 0 .000 32 124

SENIOr LEAgUETeam Won Lost Ties Pct. PF PAknights 3 0 0 1.000 99 2Patriots 2 1 0 .667 41 37Cardinals 2 2 0 .500 71 71Lancers 1 2 0 .333 32 65Vikings 0 3 0 .000 18 86

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Zoi PinterChristian Life, had 9 aces in a victory over St. John’s Lutheran, Sept. 15.

Addie KramerUW-Parkside, had 13 kills in helping the Rangers to a victory over St. Joseph’s College, Sept. 16.

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Jack heiring, SPS Dental, went 3-3 with a double in a 10-0 win over the Fiddle-Head Yarns, Sept. 17.Carter Verwey, Southport Bank, had 2 hits including a triple and an RBI in a 7-4 triumph over Mobile One, Sept. 13.

Frank garcia, CYC Bron-cos, had 151 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns in a 43-

6 victory over the Saints, Sept. 13.Austin hernandez, CYC Steelers, had 2 rushing touchdowns in a 33-7 win over the Panthers, Sept. 17.Logan hutchins, CYC Giants, scored 2 touch-downs in a 26-0 decision over the Colts, Sept. 17. Cole ramos, CYC Steelers, had 2 rushing touchdowns of more than 50 yards in a 33-7 triumph over the Panthers, Sept. 17.

Nick Corban, UW-Parkside, shot a 3-under-par 141 over 36 holes to help the Rangers to a dual victory over Saint Joseph’s College, Sept. 10.

Cristo Alvarez, ACE U11, had 2 goals with 1 assist in a 3-1 victory over Hartford United, Sept. 18.Chloe kostos, U12 Racine United, scored 2 goals in a

5-3 victory over Brookfield White, Sept. 17.gage Shine, Indian Trail JV, scored 4 goals in a 6-2 victory over Racine Case, Sept. 19. Sean Taylor, Christian Life Varsity, scored 2 goals in a 4-1 victory over Wilmot, Sept. 17.

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Courtney Stack, UW-Park-side, had 24 assists and 11 digs in a win over St. Joseph’s College, Sept. 16.

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Connor BrownSouthport Bank, had 2 doubles and 2 RBI in a 7-4 victory over Mobile One, Sept. 13.

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Tristan JassCYC Broncos, had 152 yards rushing and 3 touchdowns in a 43-6 decision over the Saints, Sept. 13.

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The Christian Life High School JV girls volleyball team took third place in the nine-team Prairie Invitational on Sept. 17.

Five ladies of the Kenosha Running Club completed the Fort2Base 10 Nautical Mile (11.5 miles) Run on Sept. 11. This race started at Fort Sheridan and ended at Great Lakes Naval Base via the Green Bay Trail. The members were Kristine Grif-fin, Kris Hamelink, Maritza Adams, Tammy Devilbiss and Missy Lonergan.

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The St Joseph Catholic Academy Varsity soccer team defeated Wilmot and Central to win the championship at the Central Soccer Tournament on Sept. 17.

The Wisconsin Lightning 18U Black softball team took seventh place in the 104-team 18U USA/ASA A Nationals in Normal, Ill., recently.

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Reese DuttonCYC Broncos, returned an

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touchdown in a 39-0 victory over

the Redskins, Aug. 27.

Frank Garcia

CYC Broncos, returned the opening kickoff 60 yards for a touchdown

and had 75 yards rushing with 2 more touchdowns in a 39-0 victory

over the Redskins, Aug. 27.

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Upcoming Events

Kenosha MerchantsThe U10 Kenosha Merchants are

looking for players for the 2012

season. Players’ birth dates must

fall between May 1, 2001, and April

30, 2002. For more information on

the team, call Lou Caira at 262-945-

0664.

Pleasant Prairie Pleasant Prairie is offering recre-

ational baseball leagues in the fall

for children between the ages of 7-9

and 9-13, as well as team leagues

for any current U11/12 or U13/14

teams. Call Kris Jensen at the

RecPlex at 262-925-6739 for more

information.

Pleasant Prairie recPlex

The Pleasant Prairie RecPlex is

proud to announce the formation

of a new basketball program, the

Pleasant Prairie Patriots. The Patri-

ots travel basketball program will be

offered to boys and girls in grades

5-11, with camps and clinics being

offered to players as young as third

grade. For more information, con-

tact Jamie DeMatthew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.com

Pleasant Prairie Patriots

The Pleasant Prairie Patriots Basket-

ball Club will host a Fall Basketball

League for boys and girls in middle

school and high school. The season

begins Sept. 17 and ends Oct. 15.

Sign your team up today at www.

recplexonline.com/sports/patriots-

basketball. Contact Jamie DeMat-

thew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.

com for more information.

Pleasant Prairie Patriots

Patriot Basketball will host separate

clinics for guards, post players and

shooters. Each camp will be held

once a week starting the week of

Sept. 5 and running through the

end of October. The fee is $10 per

session or $72 for all eight weeks

for members, and $15 per session

or $108 for an eight-week pass for

non-members. Sign up at www.recplexonline.com/sports/

patriots-basketball

Wisconsin WaveThe Wisconsin Wave Basketball club

is offering a fall basketball camp

that will take place once a week,

on Thursdays, beginning Sept. 16.

The focus of this camp is to allow

young athletes to continue practic-

ing and learning fundamental skills.

Camp fee is $60. For more informa-

tion or to sign-up, send an email to

coachlesnik@wavebball.com

Kenosha 600The annual 600 Club Bowling Tour-

nament will be held Sept. 25 at

Surfside Lanes. All members past

and present are welcome to play.

Contact Nancy Laken for more infor-

mation at 262-651-2825 or nancy@fpswi.com

YMcaFor the first time this fall, the Keno-

sha YMCA is offering ballroom

dancing for participants of all ages.

Senior ballroom for older active

adults will be offered on Tuesday

mornings for $20 for members and

$30 for the general public. Youth

and adult ballroom will be offered

Tuesday evenings for $35 for mem-

bers and $60 for the general public.

YMcaThe Kenosha YMCA dance pro-

gram has a variety of programs for

dancers of all ages and skill levels.

Introductory dance classes include

creative movement and rhythms/

tumbling/ballet on Wednesday

evenings and Saturday mornings.

Beginning dance classes include

jazz/ballet/tap I, hip hop, and pom/

cheer. Intermediate dance classes

include jazz/ballet/tap II and III, hip

hop, and pom/cheer. Registration

fee is $35 for members and $60 for

the general public.

Kenosha treMPerThe Tremper football team will hold

its Pasta Dinner Fundraiser on Oct.

9 at St. Mary’s Bell Hall from 12-6

p.m. Raffle Baskets, 50/50 Raffle

and I-Pod Touch Raffle will be held

on that day as well. Cost is $7.

Pleasant Prairie recPlex

The RecPlex is partnering with NFL

Flag to offer boys and girls ages 7-

14 the chance to play flag football in

Kenosha. League play begins in late

August. Age divisions are 7-8, 9-11

and 12-14. For more information,

call 262-925-6739 or visit www.recplexonline.com

YMcaThis fall, the Kenosha YMCA is

offering Men’s Flag Football on

Sunday mornings. All leagues are

recreational in nature, providing

all participants with an opportunity

for physical activity, competition,

socialization and fun. All leagues

begin the week of Sept. 5. Contact

Stacy Plowman at 262-654-9622,

ext. 213, or at splowman@keno-

shaymca.org to indicate your inter-

est or to seek additional information.

YMcaThe YMCA is currently accepting

registration for youth and adult golf

lessons with PGA professional Gary

Brooks. The price for members is

$50, while the general public price is

$100 for youths. Adult member

pricing is $60 with the general

public paying $120. For more in-

formation, contact Stacy Plowman

at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, or visit

www.kenoshaymca.org

Kenosha raPtorsThe Kenosha Raptors Lacrosse Club

will host a one-day Lacrosse Clinic

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DirectoryARChERY

kENOShA BOWMEN Contact: 262-857-9908; jpicard2@wi.rr.comWorks in conjunction with the Wisconsin Field Archery Association and the Wisconsin Bow Hunters Association.

BASEBALLBUrLINgTON LITTLE LEAgUEContact: www.bllbaseball.com Founded in 1959, the program now has over 500 children playing in five levels.

hITTErS BASEBALLContact: 262-995-4742; rj@hittersbaseball.org Competes in major showcase tournaments with prospect teams typically ranging from U15 to U18.

kENOShA BOBCATS Contact: 262-515-3545; jatanasoff@carthage.edu Travel baseball organization.

kENOShA LEgION POST 21 MErChANTSContact: 262-488-4895; www.leaguelineup.com/kenoshalegion Traveling baseball organization with teams from U10 to U19.

kENOShA rAMPAgE rhINOSContact: 262-208-0770; frank.granucci@anixter.com Focuses on character development, confidence and skill build-ing through loyal, positive leadership. Emphasizes sportsmanship, team spirit and family involvement.

kENOShA rAMPAgE YOUTh BASEBALL CLUBContact: 847-204-6075; bolear@wi.rr.comTravel organization bringing competitive baseball opportunities to U9 through U14.

kENOShA VIPErSContact: 262-552-0169; thwitt@hotmail.comU15 baseball travel team.

k TOWN SLUggErS U14Contact: 262-960-0494; www.leaguelineup.com/kts U14 travel baseball team.

LITTLE LEAgUErS OF kENOShAContact: 262-945-8717; www.littleleaguersofkenosha.com Dedicated to helping children become good citizens through teamwork, sportsmanship and fair play.

PLEASANT PrAIrIE PrEDATOrSContact: 262-705-1215; www.predatorsbaseball.com Travel baseball club for U9 through U14. Affiliated with Cal Ripken Baseball, playing out of the Rec Plex.

WESTErN kIWANIS YOUTh BASEBALLContact: 262-884-0951; hamiltonjimm@gmail.com Summer baseball program. Traveling teams allow more talented players to play at a more competitive level.

WISCONSIN rAMPAgE SELECT BASEBALLContact: 262-344-2887; rampageselect@yahoo.com Competitive travel baseball organization.

BASKETBALL

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JC’S BASkETBALL ACADEMYContact: 920-277-6953; jcbasketballclasses@gmail.com Focuses on team chemistry, discipline, respect and unity. Develops skills for basketball and life.

kENOShA BLUE DEVILSContact: 262-308-1659; mark.keckeisen@abbott.com Fifth grade boys travel basketball team.

kENOShA SMALL FrYContact: 262-653-9630; jmilkie@sbcglobal.net Opportunities for shorter boys and girls to excel in basketball. Developmental, yet competitive.

PLEASANT PrAIrIE PATrIOTS BASkETBALL CLUBContact: 262-925-6764; jdematthew@plprairiewi.com For players who seek to play at a high level with exposure to college coaches.

UW-PArkSIDE MEN’S BASkETBALLContact: 262-595-2468; reigel@uwp.eduMember of the Great Lakes Valley Conference, which boasts multiple national champions.

WISCONSIN DESTINY BASkETBALLContact: 262-620-0999; www.destinybb.orgFor girls in grades 3-12. Travel and training take place between January and May.

WISCONSIN WAVE BASkETBALL CLUBContact: 262-818-5012; www.wavebball.comOffers different opportunities and activities for youth basketball players of all abilities.

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DirectoryBOWLING

gUTTOrMSEN rECrEATION CENTErContact: 262-658-8191; www.grcbowling.com Independently owned modern bowling center.

ShErIDAN LANESContact: 262-308-4529; pkirsch6@wi.rr.comBowling leagues.

BOxINGSTrAIghT UP BOxINgContact: 262-914-9257; www.straightupboxing.com Focus is on the workout and sparring. Team members travel to amateur boxing events.

ChEER AND DANCECLASSIC YOUTh ChEEr AND DANCE CYC rAIDErS ALL STArSContact: 262-925-1199; www.cycraiders.comCompetitive all-star cheerleading and dance teams from K-12. One of the oldest programs in the nation.

CYCLINGkENOShA VELOSPOrTContact: 262-748-5003; www.kenoshavelosport.org Promotes junior bicycle racing. Focuses on road and track racing from the club to the national level.

DARTSTUESDAY NIghT FOUr MAN DArTBALL LEAgUE Contact: 262-770-1151; littlekw022@gmail.com Tuesday night dartball league from October through March.

FOOTBALLWISCONSIN WArrIOrSContact: 414-759-8823; www.wiwarriors.comWomen’s full contact football team.

GOLFrOTArY CLUB OF kENOShA WESTContact: 262-818-4405; randbstevens@aol.com Wednesday afternoon co-ed league at Petrifying Springs Golf Course.

WIFFLEBALL

GYMNASTICSSCAMPS gYMNASTICSContact: 262-945-8978; clemson31@wi.rr.com Provides children with a safe, fun-filled, progressive educational experi-ence through gymnastics.

hOCKEYkENOShA kOMETSContact: 262-945-9767; www.kenoshakometshockey.com Youth hockey for ages 5-17.

kENOShA ThUNDErContact: 262-914-9876; www.kenoshathunderhockey.com Hockey team.

MILWAUkEE JUNIOr ADMIrALS AAA hOCkEYContact: P.O. Box 44116, Milwaukee, WI 53214. Develops kids who are willing to accept all the challenges and self-discipline necessary to compete at the AAA level and become positive role models.

WISCONSIN rAMPAgE JUNIOr hOCkEYContact: 847-529-8248; www.wisconsinrampage.com Junior B team playing in the Great Lakes Junior Hockey League.

LACROSSEkENOShA rAPTOrS LACrOSSEContact: 262-770-2041; kenoshalacrosseclub@yahoo.com Open to high school-age boys with competition in the Milwaukee Area Youth Lacrosse League in the spring.

MARTIAL ARTSBrAUN’S kArATE AND MArTIAL ArTSContact: 262-412-5942; www.bkmartialarts.org Incorporates discipline and respect through karate, aikido, capoeira and more.

DAVE STrASSEr’S FrEESTYLE ACADEMYContact: 262-605-8760; www.davestrasser.com Trains individuals in the sport of life through tailored fitness and disciplined sports training for all ages. Teaches self-defense.

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DirectoryMARTIAL ARTS

kENOShA TAE kWON DO CLUBContact: 262-657-8397; www.kenoshataekwondo.net All instructors certified through Kukkiwon.

MuLTIpLE SpORTSBIg BLUE CAMP Contact: 262-964-0264; www.bigbluecamp.com Designed to emphasize the learning of basic skills and funda-mentals in football, basketball and volleyball.

BOYS & gIrLS CLUB/CYC Contact: 262-654-6200; www.bgckenosha.orgOffers instruction/play in softball, basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, football and golf. Also has instruction in dance and cheerleading.

BrADFOrD hIgh SChOOLContact: 262-359-6200; http://bradford.kusd.edu High school sports.

kENOShA ChrISTIAN LIFE hIgh SChOOLContact: 262-694-3900; spowell@kclsed.orgHigh school sports in the Midwest Classic Conference, WIAA Division 3.

kENOShA SPECIAL OLYMPICSContact: 262-652-1699; clewis@khds.org Sports training and competition for cognitively challenged adults.

kENOShA YMCA Contact: 262-654-9622; www.kenoshaymca.org Offers activities in multiple sports for all ages.

LAkELAND LITTLE LEAgUEContact: 262-942-7751; burnett914@yahoo.com Youth baseball and softball organization serving western Kenosha County.

rEC PLExContact: 262-947-0437; www.recplexonline.com/sports Sports Festival on Kenosha’s lakefront July 23-24 featuring dodgeball, volleyball, sand soccer, basketball and lacrosse.

STAY IN ThE gAMEContact: 262-697-4021; www.stay-in-the-game.com Indoor baseball, softball and golf training facility.

ST. JOSEPh CAThOLIC ACADEMYContact: 262-654-8651; dwitthun@kenoshastjoseph.com High school athletics.

WISCONSIN CLUB NETContact: 262-652-7373; todd.anderson@club-net.com The West Side Tennis and Swim program.

RuGBYkENOShA VULTUrES rUgBY FOOTBALL CLUBContact: 262-552-7167; www.kenoshavulturesrugby.com Open to high school boys for spring and summer play. No experience is required.

UW-PArkSIDE MEN’S rUgBY FOOTBALL CLUB Contact: 262-880-7602; www.parksiderugby.com Club sport at UW-Parkside.

RuNNINGkENOShA rUNNINg CLUBContact: 262-652-9046; www.kenosharunningclub.org Puts on two races per year with proceeds going to Kenosha area charities which have health and fitness as an important part of their service.

SOCCERACE SOCCEr CLUBContact: www.acesoccerclub.org Travel Soccer Club with branches in Racine, Milwaukee and Kenosha. Youth U8 and above.

CArThAgE COLLEgE Contact: 262-551-5930; sdomin@carthage.edu Division III soccer.

kASLContact: 262-694-0248; www.kenoshasoccer.com Soccer for all ages and skill levels in gender and competition divisions.

kENOShA CrEWContact: 262-945-0806; www.kenoshacrew.com Club soccer for U8 through U18.

UNITED FC SOCCEr CLUBContact: 262-945-8514; www.unitedfcwi.comSelect club of the Kenosha Area Soccer League. Competitive program from age 5 through high school.

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DirectorySOFTBALL

kIWANIS BrEAkFAST CLUB Contact: 262-945-5141; jwavro@fairwaymc.com Sponsors softball.

kENOShA CYCLONES FASTPITCh CLUBContact: 262-210-8456; www.kenoshacyclones.org Serves U10 through U18. Members of the Amateur Softball As-sociation Junior Olympic program as well as other national associations.

TENNISEAST SIDE TENNIS CLUBContact: 262-960-4722; www.estfc.comFeatures instruction and recreational play. USTA junior and adult teams.

kENOShA TENNIS CLUBContact: 262-496-7781; tpacetti@yahoo.comSummer tennis with lessons and match play opportunities.

WIFFLEBALL

VOLLEYBALLSOUThPOrT VOLLEYBALL CLUBContact: 262-764-1930; muvolleyball@hotmail.com Boys volleyball for age 14-18. Club competes at regional level.

WISCONSIN JUNIOrS VOLLEYBALL CLUBContact: 262-862-7294; www.wisconsinjuniors.comBased out of the Rec Plex. Works closely with college coaches.

WRESTLINGLITTLE rED hOT WrESTLINg CLUBContact: 262-515-3097; ktownwrestling@yahoo.comDesigned to develop basic wrestling skills, life skills and high academic excellence for boys and girls.

TrEMPEr hIgh SChOOLContact: www.kenoshawrestling.orgHigh school wrestling.

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› Christian Life Soccer › Christian Life Volleyball› Indian Trail Soccer› St. Joseph Catholic Academy Soccer

› UW - Parkside Men’s Athletics› UW - Parkside Women’s Athletics

uNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES

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Christian Life SoccerFor more information, contact Alan krass

at 262-705-1725 or www.christianlifesoccer.com

MOrE PhOTOS

Ethan Bolderson attacks up the wing.

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The Christian Life varsity boys soccer team handled county rival Wilmot Sept. 17. The Eagles defeated the Panthers, 4-1. The team also earned a 2-0 victory over Racine Lutheran Sept. 14, but fell to Westosha Cen-tral Sept. 17, 3-2, and to Shoreland Lutheran Sept. 19, 5-0.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Sean Taylor scored two goals for the Eagles varsity boys squad in a 4-1 win over Wilmot Sept. 17, while teammate Dan rozema notched a goal and added an assist. Nick rozema turned back six Crusader shots on goal in posting a 2-0 shutout over Racine Lutheran Sept. 14.

CLS varsity boys soccer kicks ball past Wilmot

Colin Thome free in space

Elliot English battles for position.

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Christian Life VolleyballFor more information, contact jack Decker

at 262-694-3900 or www.kenoshachristianlife.org

MOrE PhOTOS

Going up for the block

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The Christian Life girls junior varsity volleyball team dropped the first set, 20-25, to Martin Luther High School Sept. 15. The Eagles then rebounded to win the next two sets, 25-15 and 25-23, to take the match over the Spartans. The team went on to grab third place at the nine-team Prairie Invitational Sept. 17. The squad has a season record of 4-4.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Zoi Pinter had nine aces for the fifth/sixth grade squad against St. John’s Lutheran Sept. 15, while teammate heidi Desher served up six. kristen kenfield notched five aces for the JV squad against Martin Luther Sept. 15. Jessi Stocker dished out 14 assists for the JV team at the Prairie Invitational Sept. 17.

JV spikers come back to beat Martin Luther; take third at Prairie

The JV team used teamwork to earn third place.

The junior high team cheers for an ace.

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Indian Trail SoccerFor more information, contact jeff laurent at

262-359-8533 or indiantrail.kusd.edu/athletics/bsoccer.htm

MOrE PhOTOS

Sam Vecchitto gets ready to defend.

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The Indian Trail JV1 boys soccer squad defeated visiting Racine Case Sept. 19, 6-2. The Hawks controlled the pace of the game in cruising to vic-tory.

TOP PErFOrMErS

gage Shine scored four goals for ITHS JV1 in its convinc-ing 6-2 conquest of Racine Case Sept. 19. Teammate Paul Eggers scored a goal and picked up an assist. Brandon Deacon added a goal to the winning cause.

IThS JV1 Soccer outdoes racine Case

Looking for an opening

Austin Hoecherl in action

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Reese DuttonCYC Broncos, returned an

interception 40 yards for a

touchdown in a 39-0 victory over

the Redskins, Aug. 27.

Frank Garcia

CYC Broncos, returned the opening kickoff 60 yards for a touchdown

and had 75 yards rushing with 2 more touchdowns in a 39-0 victory

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Upcoming Events

Kenosha MerchantsThe U10 Kenosha Merchants are

looking for players for the 2012

season. Players’ birth dates must

fall between May 1, 2001, and April

30, 2002. For more information on

the team, call Lou Caira at 262-945-

0664.

Pleasant Prairie Pleasant Prairie is offering recre-

ational baseball leagues in the fall

for children between the ages of 7-9

and 9-13, as well as team leagues

for any current U11/12 or U13/14

teams. Call Kris Jensen at the

RecPlex at 262-925-6739 for more

information.

Pleasant Prairie recPlex

The Pleasant Prairie RecPlex is

proud to announce the formation

of a new basketball program, the

Pleasant Prairie Patriots. The Patri-

ots travel basketball program will be

offered to boys and girls in grades

5-11, with camps and clinics being

offered to players as young as third

grade. For more information, con-

tact Jamie DeMatthew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.com

Pleasant Prairie Patriots

The Pleasant Prairie Patriots Basket-

ball Club will host a Fall Basketball

League for boys and girls in middle

school and high school. The season

begins Sept. 17 and ends Oct. 15.

Sign your team up today at www.

recplexonline.com/sports/patriots-

basketball. Contact Jamie DeMat-

thew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.

com for more information.

Pleasant Prairie Patriots

Patriot Basketball will host separate

clinics for guards, post players and

shooters. Each camp will be held

once a week starting the week of

Sept. 5 and running through the

end of October. The fee is $10 per

session or $72 for all eight weeks

for members, and $15 per session

or $108 for an eight-week pass for

non-members. Sign up at www.recplexonline.com/sports/

patriots-basketball

Wisconsin WaveThe Wisconsin Wave Basketball club

is offering a fall basketball camp

that will take place once a week,

on Thursdays, beginning Sept. 16.

The focus of this camp is to allow

young athletes to continue practic-

ing and learning fundamental skills.

Camp fee is $60. For more informa-

tion or to sign-up, send an email to

coachlesnik@wavebball.com

Kenosha 600The annual 600 Club Bowling Tour-

nament will be held Sept. 25 at

Surfside Lanes. All members past

and present are welcome to play.

Contact Nancy Laken for more infor-

mation at 262-651-2825 or nancy@fpswi.com

YMcaFor the first time this fall, the Keno-

sha YMCA is offering ballroom

dancing for participants of all ages.

Senior ballroom for older active

adults will be offered on Tuesday

mornings for $20 for members and

$30 for the general public. Youth

and adult ballroom will be offered

Tuesday evenings for $35 for mem-

bers and $60 for the general public.

YMcaThe Kenosha YMCA dance pro-

gram has a variety of programs for

dancers of all ages and skill levels.

Introductory dance classes include

creative movement and rhythms/

tumbling/ballet on Wednesday

evenings and Saturday mornings.

Beginning dance classes include

jazz/ballet/tap I, hip hop, and pom/

cheer. Intermediate dance classes

include jazz/ballet/tap II and III, hip

hop, and pom/cheer. Registration

fee is $35 for members and $60 for

the general public.

Kenosha treMPerThe Tremper football team will hold

its Pasta Dinner Fundraiser on Oct.

9 at St. Mary’s Bell Hall from 12-6

p.m. Raffle Baskets, 50/50 Raffle

and I-Pod Touch Raffle will be held

on that day as well. Cost is $7.

Pleasant Prairie recPlex

The RecPlex is partnering with NFL

Flag to offer boys and girls ages 7-

14 the chance to play flag football in

Kenosha. League play begins in late

August. Age divisions are 7-8, 9-11

and 12-14. For more information,

call 262-925-6739 or visit www.recplexonline.com

YMcaThis fall, the Kenosha YMCA is

offering Men’s Flag Football on

Sunday mornings. All leagues are

recreational in nature, providing

all participants with an opportunity

for physical activity, competition,

socialization and fun. All leagues

begin the week of Sept. 5. Contact

Stacy Plowman at 262-654-9622,

ext. 213, or at splowman@keno-

shaymca.org to indicate your inter-

est or to seek additional information.

YMcaThe YMCA is currently accepting

registration for youth and adult golf

lessons with PGA professional Gary

Brooks. The price for members is

$50, while the general public price is

$100 for youths. Adult member

pricing is $60 with the general

public paying $120. For more in-

formation, contact Stacy Plowman

at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, or visit

www.kenoshaymca.org

Kenosha raPtorsThe Kenosha Raptors Lacrosse Club

will host a one-day Lacrosse Clinic

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St. Joseph Catholic Academy SoccerFor more information, contact jeff Reget, Head Coach at

262-818-1502 or www.kenoshastjoessoccer.com

MOrE PhOTOS

Erik Schrand pushes past a defender.

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The St. Joseph’s boys varsity soccer squad played a strong game offensively, but broke down in transition and fell to the Angels of Racine St. Catherine’s, 8-4. The game was played Sept. 15 at the SCORE Soccer Complex.

St. Catherine’s slips by Lancers, 8-4

Alex Marciniak distributes the pass.

Nick Bolander on the run

TOP PErFOrMErS

John Domkowski scored two goals and assisted on another in the Lancers’ 8-4 loss to Racine St. Catherine’s at the SCORE Complex Sept. 15. Teammates Erik Schrandt and Michael ryan also found the back of the net.

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UW-Parkside Men’sFor more information, contact tamie Falk-Day at

262-595-2485 or www.parksiderangers.com

MOrE PhOTOS

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The UW-Parkside men’s cross coun-try team claimed the Midwest Open championship for the first time in school history. The meet was con-tested at Wayne E. Dannehl National Cross Country Course. UWP logged a low team score of 60, followed by St. Joseph’s College, 63, and Division I UW-Milwaukee, 46. The Rangers also beat out Division I UW-Green Bay at the event.

UWP men’s cross country team wins Midwest Open

Lots of Ranger singlets in the front pack.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Evan Lewandowski finished second for the men’s cross country team out of 140 finishers at the Midwest Open, hosted by UWP. Freshman Nick Corban shot a three-under-par 141 to boost the Ranger men’s golf team to a 601-647 dual meet victory over St. Joseph’s College in DeMotte, Ind. Tim Thao scored the lone goal for the Ranger men’s soccer team in a 1-1 tie at Illinois-Springfield Sept. 18.

Spencer Bursten meets the ball.

Jon Gourlay settles ball

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UW-Parkside Women’sFor more information, contact tamie Falk-Day at

262-595-2485 or www.parksiderangers.com

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National power UW-Parkside emerged victori-ous in a women’s soccer match at Illinois-Springfield Sept. 18 by a 4-1 count. The Rang-ers, who made it to the NCAA’s Sweet 16 last sea-son, are off to a 3-1-0 start so far this year. UWP returns home for a match with Missouri-St. Louis Friday, Sept. 23, at 1:15 p.m., at Wood Road Field.

ranger women’s soccer team handles Prairie Stars

Shannon Becker had a goal and three assists in the Ranger win on Sunday.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Shannon Becker scored a goal and served up three assists for five total points for the Ranger women’s soccer team at Illinois-Springfield Sept. 18. Caroline Langer and Addie kramer each registered 13 kills for the Ranger women’s volleyball team in a tight 3-2 victory at St. Joseph’s College in Rensselaer, Ind., Sept. 16.

Cassy Marx digs out a ball.

Rangers celebrate a win.

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INSIDE CLUBS & LEAGUES[Media Reports]

› ACE Soccer Club› KASL› Racine United› United FC

BASEBALL

› Little Leaguers of Kenosha

› Boys and Girls Club/CYC

› Kenosha Running Club

SOCCER

FOOTBALL

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Little Leaguers of KenoshaFor more information, contact jim santarelli at

262-945-8717 or www.littleleaguersofkenosha.com

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Alexander Kelly batting

Carter Verwey is focused.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Nathan hall, Max hagberg, Jake reynolds and Scott LaMothe each drove in a run for Southport Bank in a 5-4 loss to Aiello Family Dentistry Sept. 17.

TOP STOrY

Aiello Family Den-tistry jumped to an early 4-0 lead and hung on to defeat Southport Bank, 5-4, in a Little Leaguers of Kenosha game Sept. 17 at Kenosha Sports Complex #3. The game ended with a heads-up defensive play, with a base runner getting tagged out at second base.

Aiello Family Dentistry edges Southport Bank, 5-4

Southport Bank’s Nathan Hall at the plate

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Three yards and a cloud of dust

TOP PhOTOS

Falcons close in on a Raider runner.

TOP STOrY

The Falcons of the Boys and Girls Club/CYC youth football program scored a 26-7 victory over the Raiders Sept. 17. The game was played at CYC Quilling Field and saw the Falcons improve their season record to 3-1. Next up for the Falcons is a 9 a.m. kickoff against the Colts Saturday, Sept. 24.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Justin Dierckens, Broc Lampe, Jaylen hilton and Michael Caira each found his way into the end zone for the Falcons in their 26-7 triumph over the Raiders.

Falcons soar past raiders

Fighting for extra yardage

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Boys & Girls ClubFor more information, contact jackie schmit at

262-654-6200 or www.bgckenosha.org

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Kenosha Running ClubFor more information, contact Mark Maurer

at 262-652-9046 or www.kenosharunningclub.org

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All smiles after finishing a run

Brian Falcone races to the finish line.

TOP PErFOrMErS

kristine giffin was third in her age group in a time of 1:32.28 for the 11.5-mile course at the Fort2Base 10 Nautical Run Sept. 11. Her pace was 8:03 per mile. Other top KRC performances at the event were turned in by Missy Lonergan, 1:40.59; kris hamelink, 1:42.02; Tammy Devilbiss, 1:47.51; and Maritza Adams, 1:47.42.

TOP STOrY

Members of the Kenosha Running Club fared well at the Fort2Base 10 Nautical Mile (11.5 miles) Run Sept. 11. The race started at Fort Sheridan and ended at the Great Lakes Naval Base via the Green Bay Trail just south of the state line. KRC’s previous event was at the Crim Festival Races in Flint, Mich.

krC sails at Fort2Base 10 Nautical Mile run

Members of KRC pose after their run and include (from left) Kristine Giffin, Kris Hamelink, Maritza Adams, Missy Lonergan and Tammy Devilbiss.

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Ethan Zgorzelski (right) battles.

TOP PhOTOS

Spencer Lehmann crosses the ball.

TOP STOrY

The U11 ACE soccer team continued its strong start to the season by defeat-ing Hartford United, 3-1, Sept. 18, in Hartford. The team was coming off of a 5-2 victory against MK Muskego the previous day.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Cristo Alvarez notched a hat trick against MK Muskego Sept. 17 in a 5-2 victory for the ACE U11 boys. He came back to score two goals and assist on another the next day in a 3-1 triumph over Hartford United. giovanni Altami-rano logged a goal and an assist in the victory over MK Muskego.

ACE U11 boys beat hartford United, 3-1

Pressuring the defense

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ACE Soccer ClubFor more information, contact oscar toscano at

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Joshua Reget in front of the pack.

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The U8 Jaguars of the Kenosha Area Soccer League (KASL) took on the Bobcats at Ander-son Field under wet and slick conditions. Scores are not kept; however, the performance by the Jaguars was very good. The team possessed the ball and worked on combination play. The Jaguars varied their attack to include both team passing skills and one-on-one work on goal.

U8 Jaguars battle Bobcats

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KASLFor more information, contact linda englund at

262-694-0248 or www.kenoshasoccer.com

MOrE PhOTOS

Livie Lehmann dribbles toward the goal.Giovanni Bosko wins

the ball.

Morgan Fuhrer settles the ball.

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Emma Friedl, Kenosha Crew Team Excelsior, 6 goals/3 assists vs. Care Bears, Feb. 9Cesar gutierrez, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 3 goals vs. Kenosha Crew Blue, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 6 goals vs. Care Bears, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 4 goals/1 assist vs. St. Catherine’s HS, Feb. 20

MacKenzie Gore goes down the sideline.

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Emily Winter settles the ball.

TOP STOrY

TOP PErFOrMErS

Chloe kostos scored two goals for the Racine United Red team Sept. 17 and added another the next day against Brookfield White. Alexa McClain scored a goal for the Red squad in each game against Brookfield White. Anna holton served up an assist in both matches against Brookfield White for the Racine United Red team.

U12 teams continue success

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Racine UnitedFor more information, contact Fred yasatan at

262-989-0887 or racineunited.com

Both the U12 Racine United White and Red teams are on a roll. The White team put together a solid weekend, defeat-ing the Tosa Kickers in Milwaukee Sept. 17, 5-3, then beating that same squad, 9-2, in Racine, Sept. 18. The Red team also won a pair of match-es, downing Brookfield White, 5-3, Sept. 17, then putting on a 2-1 encore win over the Brookfield team Sept. 18.

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Gianni Cairo with a goal kick

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United FC has joined the ranks of nationally recognized, elite soccer clubs. The U15 boys Red team will make its debut this year in the U.S. Youth Soccer National League, an extension of the U.S. Youth Soccer Regional League. The league provides an avenue for teams to play mean-ingful matches against top competition from across the country.

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Sara Mahoney scored a goal for the U18 girls in a 2-2 tie with Milwaukee Sport Club and tallied two goals in a 6-1 win over Racine United. Jackie Vanderkolk dished out two assists against Racine United.

United FC going national

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Isaac Prince with a big kick

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Sara Mahoney shows her skill.

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