Alumni news

The following is web press release received today from JSC Asst. Athletic Director Mike Osbourne...congratulations Luke

#12 - Lucas Fitzgerald, Fr., M, Morrisville, Vt./Peoples Academy

Fitzgerald, currently undeclared, was one of the most exciting players in the NAC as a rookie as he was a threat to make a play whenever the ball was at his feet. 
With 10 points on three goals and four assists, Fitzgerald led the Badgers in scoring in 2010 and which tied him for 10th place overall in the NAC.  His three assists in conference play were second among all players regardless of class and tops among league rookies.

Boys Soccer Semis...

The Boys' season ended last night in the semi-finals. The boys lost to #6 seed Fairfax in PK's 4-2. The game was  probably the best boys' game played on the upperdeck pitch all season. Fairfax dominated possession in the first half, but the boys still managed some very good chances at goal. Neither team could find the back of the net.

In the second half and overtime periods the boys found their form and dominated the play creating chance after chance. Ryan M and Avery C made several runs from the back creating chances for the Wolves. The Fairfax goalie was strong and made several key saves, and several of the PA shots went just wide of the Fairfax net.  PA keeper Alex B was also strong and made many key saves as well...

The shootout victory sends Fairfax to the finals to face #1 seed Leland and Grey on Saturday.

The boys finished the season 10-3-3, and while they were disappointed with their season ending before they had hoped, they can be very proud of their efforts and results this season. They really responded like champions in overcoming the adversity and challenges that have come their way in the past year. Under first-year coach Phil Rogers they really grew together had an awesome season. Congratulations boys...

Girls Soccer Update; Team, you know !!!

10.30.10--The girls lost in overtime to Oxbow Saturday 1-0. The game was hard fought with both teams creating several chances on the wet field. The weather was raw and unforgiving, but both teams fought hard and played well. PA lost sweeper Stacy T to a pulled hamstring in the second half, but sophomore Haleigh W did a great job filling her shoes in the back. In the end it was two phenomenal saves made by Kaleigh N the last of which bounced to an Oxbow attacker and found the back of the net one minute into the overtime.

Although they fell short of their goal of winning a third straight championship, the girls should be proud of what they accomplished this year with a very young team. They had a great season. Congratulations girls...