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The Eden Prairie U17 Girls Premier Soccer Team plays in the Midwest Regional League (MRL) and the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association (MYSA) Premier League. The team also competes in college showcase tournaments locally, regionally, and nationally.
Team Accomplishments:
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2011 MYSA U17 Premier League CHAMPIONS!
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2011 MYSA OATHS sportsmanship award winners!!
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2010 MN State Cup Semi-Finalist
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3rd Place 2010 MN Premier League
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2nd Place 2009 MN Premier League
2011/2012 Season Tournaments/Appearances:
PLEASE CHECK THE TEAM NEWS AND UPDATES PAGE FOR IMPORTANT UPDATES AND NEWS!!!
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Saturday, July 30
The Eden Prairie Eagles went undefeated at the College Search Kickoff in Muscatine, Iowa posting a 2-0-1 record for the showcase. The Eagles defeated a team from Wisconsin and Iowa 6-2 and 2-1 respectively in their first and third games and tied a team from Wisconsion 1-1 in game two.
GO EAGLES
Wednesday, June 29
Tonight the Eden Prairie Eagles Premier team won the 2011 MYSA U17 Premier League with a season ending tie against Dakota Rev. The Eagles posted the best record in the league (7-1-2).
Congratulations to our 2011 Champions!!!
Go Eagles!
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The EP Eagles U17 Girls Premier returned to the Twin Cities tonight after placing first in their bracket in the 2011 Ohio Elite Showcase tournament. The Eagles went 2-1 for the tournament with two shut-out victories.
Go Eagles!
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Thursday, November 4
Class AA State Champions: Eden Prairie High School-
Coursey Edwards, Katie Koop, Becca Sparkman, Emmy Winegarden, Kendall Wilkins
Class A State Champions: Rogers High School-
Storm Keyte
That's six state champs on our club team roster! Congratulations all!!
Tuesday, January 4
The final 2010 Girl's High School Soccer rankings from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America are out and Eden Prairie High School is ranked #1 in the nation. Rogers High School achieved a #23 ranking in the nation.
The 2011 U17 Eden Prairie Eagles Premier Club team has a total of six players on these respective teams. Way to go!! That is an inrcedible accomplishment.
