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'86 XTREME HEAT
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6956 W. Evans Dr.
Peoria, Arizona
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NATIONAL---#23; REGION IV---#6; STATE---#2
(WWW.NationalSoccerRanking.com as of June 4, 2004)
National---#5; Region IV---#3; State---#2
(WWW.Gotsoccer.com as of June 4, 2004)
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XTREME HEAT SIGN NATIONAL LETTERS OF INTENT
Several of the Heat seniors have accepted scholarships and signed NLIs with colleges:
Cee Cee Odorfer, Northern Arizona University
Liz Herber, Marist College (NY)
Shaye Harrel, Washington State University
Nakita Westrich, San Diego State University
Tanya Payne, Liberty University (VA)
Gretchen Lerch, Paradise Valley CC (AZ)
Amanda Nance, Mesa CC (AZ)
Julie Martin, Northern Arizona University
Kerry Lane, Concordia University (OR)
Heather Ginn, Catawba (NC)
Michelle Polk, Missouri Western State University
Stay tuned for more signings soon!
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Heat's Next Tournament:
Slammer's Cup (CA) July 16-18, 2004
The Heat opened State Cup play against the ASUSC Blackhawks and came away with a 4-0 victory. Each of the Heat's four scores came from a different players, while the defense held the Blackhawks to only one serious attempt on goal. Coach Omid felt it was not one of the prettiest games the team has played, but a win is a win especially when it's 4 - 0. This brings Coach Omid's record to 12-1-1 since joing the Heat.
The Xtreme Heat's next opponent was the Ft. Lowell Select team from Tucson who beat the Scottsdale FC Rage 2-0. The game was tied 1-1 at halftime, but after a "spirited" halftime speech from Club Head Coach Mark, sitting in for Omid, the Heat unleashed a second half assault and won going away 5-1. The Heat defense dominated, allowing no shots on goal in the final period.
XTREME HEAT FINISHES 2nd in STATE
The Heat's only State Cup losses were to the defending national champion Sereno Eagles. For the second straight year the team finished runner-up in State. Congrats to the '86 Sereno Eagles and good luck in Regionals and Nationals!
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NOMADS COACHES SHOWCASE
The Xtreme Heat once again had a great showing in tournament play, winning all 3 games in their bracket by a combined score of 9 to 1. The Heat finished higher in this tourney than ever before. In the quarter final match, the Heat found themselves paired up against the Southern California Champion Surf White team. Although losing this game, Coach Omid was very excited about the teams play. He has the girls playing with enthusiasm, aggression and discipline. Each and every girl contributed to the teams' overall success in the Nomads Showcase.
Coach Omid's record with the team is now at 11-1-1, his only loss to Surf coming in unlucky game number 13. Based on these 11 wins over some of the best teams in the nation, including defending national champion '86 Sereno White, National Soccer Ranking.Com has ranked the '86 Xtreme Heat as the 23rd best team in the nation and the 6th best in tough Region IV.
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SILVER STATE CHAMPIONS!!!!!
The Xtreme Heat smoked the competition to win the Silver State tournament in Las Vegas March 13-14th, 2004. Once again the Heat defense dominated as they did not allow a goal against for the tournament. The highlight was the Xtreme's 3-0 victory over the Nevada state champion and #24 nationally ranked (nationalsoccerranking.com) Tabagators team.
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PRESIDENTS' DAY TOURNAMENT RESULTS!
February 13-15th, 2004 the Xtreme Heat came through bracket play with a perfect 4-0 record against top-ranked national competition. They outscored the opposition by a combined 10-3, with one of the goals against coming on a penalty kick. In the semifinal game the Heat played to a draw in a very tough game with the Utah state champions, but failed to advance in overtime on penalty kicks 4-3.
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'86 XTREME HEAT CATCHES FIRE AT SERENO PRO CLASSIC!
The Xtreme Heat won all four games in the U-19 gold division and captured the crown at the Sereno Pro Classic. They outscored their opponents 10-2, one goal against coming on a penalty kick. Highlights of the tourney were the Heat's 2-1 victory over the U-19 De Anza Force, currently ranked 3rd in Northern California, and a 1-0 shutout win over the U-18 National Champion Sereno Eagles White. A complete team effort was the key to the Heat's success.
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