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Salina Complex News
Soccer field update:
Bill Burke site the new fields are open on the west side of the dike & play is happening! Most evenings you will see KWU, high school & club teams practicing at one of the 5 open fields at Bill Burke. Now that more fields are available, the south field is closed for re-seeding, a needed maintenance project & the beginning of the rotation cycle.
Magnolia complex site the dirt work is being completed & the irrigation system is about to be installed. We are planning to seed 5 fields by October 1st for play to begin on these fields fall, 2006. The park will also feature a playground due to the generous gift from the Salina Rotary Club. Other features such as bathrooms & shelters are to be added as funds become available.
Funds we still need to raise $70,000 to complete our match with the City. If you would like to donate or have ideas on fundraiser, please email Paula Knox @ knox5@cox.net. Thanks to all who have donated & please keep the Salina Soccer Club in your donation plans as a way to keep our community moving forward.
SSC Force News
Members of 87 Force, a competitive high school soccer team, traveled to Alimosa, Colorado to scrimmage the Adams State College womens team and the Pueblo Rangers, another high school club team, on Aug. 10. Shown here with the Adams State Grizzlies and their coaches, Dale Roden and Joel Fleming, are Judith Guy, Elizabeth Higgins, Kalyn Hollander, April Khomthirath, Chelsy Lueth, Candice McDaniel, Amanda Neuschafer, Kate Zackary, Theresa Zackary, and coach Tom Zackary. Players unable to attend the scrimmage are Anna Allen, Laura Easley, Adrianna Franch, Veronica Guzman, Marissa Lamer, Tabia Leepers, Heather Muilenburg, Callie Peebles, Teghan Vaughn, and coach Rob Frobenius.
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Kansas Wesleyan Men's Soccer News
2005 KWU Mens Soccer Team
After only a few weeks of intense training, the KWU Mens Soccer Team is on their way to a tremendous season. The record for the Coyotes is 3 wins and 1 loss. The team as a whole contains a great variety of talent from 8 different states throughout the US including New Hampshire, North Dakota, Kansas, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. With the skill and tactics being displayed on the mens team, along with the strong defense theyve developed, a promising future for Mens Soccer at KWU is in the making.
The 2005 Mens Team is represented by five captains: Stephen Tilson, Nick Rowin, Tremayne Thompson, Joel Gunterman, and Josh Southard.
Kansas Wesleyan Women's Soccer News
Like the men's team, 2005 KWU Womens Soccer is off to a great season with a recored of 3 wins and 1 loss. The team as a whole is comprised of women from over 5 different states throughout the US ranging from our very own Mid-West including Kansas, and spreading as far west as California, and offers a lot of new talent as well as a promising future for Womens Soccer at KWU. The womens team seems to have a great chemistry working in their favor, and with the strong talent being exhibited, an awesome season is definitely in the making. Along with the competition the 2005 Womens Team is bringing to opposing teams in their conference, optimistically will be the recognition that Womens Soccer at KWU has long deserved.
The 2005 Womens Team is represented by five captains: Kelly Holloway, Whitney Johnson, Christina Sanchez, Angelica Mendez, and Andrea Velez.
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Thanks to the following for sharing their time,talent and resources towards this newsletter and SSC website:
Randy Jones,Paula Knox, Market Aide, Anjelica Mendez,Jeanette Mikinski, Karen Strait and Carol Zackary.
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