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Katie Larkin on US U23 National Team
Katie Larkin helped the US win the Nordic Cup in Sweden in July. Larkin played in every game for the U23's on trips to England, Germany and Sweden in 2008.
Now Larkin is back with BYU and will look to defend her NCAA game-winning-goal title from 2007. |
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U8-U10 Academy started in May details
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State Champs! Celtic 89's Repeat, headed to Hawaii
In the 2nd game of the best of three U19 series Jennifer Nielsen, Kassidy Christensen and Erin Marble scored in the first half as Storm cruised to a 3-0 win over Sparta on Thursday night. In the first game on Tuesday, Hailee DeYoung saved two penalty kicks to assure the win in a penalty kick shootout. Jennifer Nielsen and Lauren Hansen had scored in regulation in the 2-2 draw (4-2pk's)
Sweet 16's Advance to Final
Angelica Dickson scored both goals and Hilary Smith earned a shutout as 92 Premier beat Avalanche 2-0 in the semifinals Thursday night.
U18's Advance on PK's
Kirsten Anderson saved two penalty kicks as Storm got by Impact and advanced to the State Cup final for the third consecutive year. In regulation Jamie Lyons scored in the 1-1 draw (4-2 pk's). |
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Signing Day 2008
Celtic Storm produces yet another fantastic college class
At The Pizza Factory in Provo the players prepare to sign their letters of intent at the club signing party on February 6th.
See the list of 18 Storm players who signed to play college soccer in 2008.
We congratulate our players, coaches and parents in this great accomplishment! |
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CASHING IN! U15's and U14's Win Vegas Cup
Celtic Storms 93 Premier(U15) and 94 Premier(U14) won Vegas Cup Titles on Martin Luther King Jr Holiday. Three Storm teams advanced to the final. They were in Las Vegas for the holiday weekend tournament facing opponents from several states. Click on teams below to view results.
92 Premier - 93 Premier - 93 Select - 94 Premier - 96 Premier |
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MVP Celtic Storm 90 Premier's Brianne Larson was named the Utah High School 4A MVP by the Salt Lake Tribune. Larson is the 11th Storm player to be named a Utah High School MVP.
21 Celtic Storm players receive All-State honors see list |
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Tamika Wilson named MWC Player of the Year
Tamika Wilson's list of accomplishments at the University of Wyoming continues to grow as she was named the MWC Co-Offensive Player of the Year. Wilson led the conference in goals scored during league play with 5 as well as in points with 11 in 7 conference games. She finished the regular season with Wyoming's all-time leading single sesaon record of 11 goals. She is currently 2nd all-time with 19 career goals. Wilson is the first Wyoming player to be named conference player of the year. Following her 2 goal, 1 assist performance in Wyoming's 4-1 victory over Utah last weekend, Wilson was also named MWC offensive player of the week and became Wyomings first player ever to be named to the SoccerBuzz team of the week Congratulations Tamika!
Storm's Katie Larkin, Kelly Isleib and Kassidy Christensen were also named 1st Team 2007 All-Mountain West Conference
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90's headed for Surf Cup
Celtic Storm 90 Premier heads to San Diego for Thanksgiving to participate in the prestigious Surf Cup. Two years ago, Storm's 88 Premier were finalists in the 2006 event. Coming off the fall high school season, the 90's will immediately face tough competition as they look to build upon last years success. Surf Cup Schedule |
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Thomas is 10th Celtic Storm Player to net High School MVP Honors
Kaitlyn Thomas aka "KT" (left) earned 4A State MVP Honors on November 6th from The Deseret News for her outstanding play in leading Orem to its first State Title. Thomas had 4 goals and 5 assists in the State Title run and finished the year with 15 goals. The "red head with red shoes" brings to the table a flair of fantastic footwork, wicked set pieces and refreshing creativity to the game. Thomas turned down out-of-state offers to stay close to home and will sign with Utah Valley in February. Other Storm players to receive the States top high school award include: Courtney Asay, a two-time 4A MVP in 2001 & 2002 with Mountain View. Elizabeth Affleck, the MVP of 5A in 2002. In 2004 it was a Celtic Storm sweep as Katie Larkin (5A), Katy Reineke (4A), and Kelly Isleib (3A) were MVP recipients. In 2005, Jessie Baddley was 4A's choice while Isleib repeated. In 2006, Nicole Taylor took 2A honors. Congratulations KT! |
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STATE CHAMPS
Celtic Storm congratulates Orem High on winning the 4A State Championship on Oct 20th. Celtic Storm proudly shares in the celebration as 17 of Orem's players hail from our club. Among the seniors who play with Storm are Ashley Kamoe, Brianne Larson, Jamie Lyons, Kelsey Park, Anne Shallenberger, Kaitlyn Thomas, Aly Tucker and Berkeley Young. Celtic underclassmen playing at Orem include: Tanisia Wilson, Steinia Dort, Hilary Smith, Kaci McNeil, Jenna Bowen, Meggie Plothow, Lauren Chung-Hoon, Rosalie Jones and Heide Robins.
Perfect Ending for Orem Seniors
For five of Orem's seniors, members of Celtic Storm 90 Premier, it was the perfect ending to stellar careers at the school. Since being starters from day one as freshman they re-wrote the history of Orem's soccer program. “We peaked right at the perfect moment" noted Anne Shallenberger in her post game interview. Shallenberger, who scored a world class finish in the opening minutes, will go down as the schools all-time leader in goals. Her partner up top, Jamie Lyons the consistent and relentless worker who ran wild on Highland’s defense will also go down as one of the schools top scorers. The work of the opportunistic Lyons was instrumental in setting up Shallenberger through the years. They were a fantastic tandem which complemented each other. In the back it was Brianne Larson’s tenacious defense that wouldn’t let anything by in the title game. She will go down as one of the states best defenders. In the midfield Kaitlyn Thomas’s deadly set pieces always had Orem in the game over the years. She was also huge in this year’s first round win scoring all four of the team's goals in the win over Mtn. Crest. For Aly Tucker, a shutout in the final was fitting for the instinctive and aggressive keeper. On the one play where it seemed Highland broke through Orem’s defense, Tucker made a statement by coming off her line and blew up the play, crushing any hope for the Rams. |
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Getting Defensive; Storm Alumni Shine in Defensive Rolls alumni news
Several Storm players are making a huge impact defensively for their college teams.
At BYU, Hermann Trophy candidate Jessica Harmon leads the back line which has yet to allow a goal in the run of play through nine games. Even with a strong start, BYU’s defense got even better in the third week as freshman Nicole Urry was put in the lineup as a side back. Despite her youth, Urry brings added speed and skills to the Cougars back four.
Idaho State made an important transformation last weekend as freshman Karissa Henage was inserted to the starting line up as a center back where she immediately organized and improved the Bengals back four. After leading the back line which only allowed one goal at the Idaho State Classic, Henage was named to the All-Tournament Team. Although a freshman, Henage has shown just how valuable her tactical intelligence, leadership and tenacity are to her team
At Utah, another freshman has made an impact in the Utes defense. After allowing 9 goals over three prior games, Nicole Cardon got her first start against Oregon. With Cardon as a starter the Utes earned two straight shutouts as the back line helped Lynzee Lee in goal. Cardon also got her first assist on the weekend. |
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Nimmer Filling the High School Nets
Storm’s Marissa Nimmer, a freshman at Timpanogos HS is making a huge impact for the Timberwolves. From scoring the schools first goal of the season to getting a game-winner in her second game, Nimmer hasn’t looked back in providing consistent and clutch scoring for her team. Nimmer, a center midfielder with Celtic Storm 93 Premier has thrived as a forward at Timpanogos. She has scored goals in all but one game in helping THS to a 10-3 record and a #9 Ranking in the latest Deseret News Top 20 poll. Her 18 goals rank in the top four among 5A goal scorers. Fellow Storm players Noelle Sanders (90 Premier) and Angelica Dickson (92 Premier) have also contributed with eight and 10 goals respectively for the Timberwolves. more |
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96 Select (U12s) Wins Stryker Cup
96 Select players pose with their medals after winning the Layton Strikers Cup |
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Fantastic Four
Oct 15, 2007 - Last week two Celtic Storm players put four goals on the board in games. On Tuesday, October 9th, Kaitlyn Thomas (right) of Orem High left no doubt in their first round high school playoff game by scoring all four goals in their 4-1 win over Mountain Crest.
On Wednesday, October 10th, Storm Alum Mikala Wilkes, a sophomore at Dixie State College set a conference record by scoring four goals against Hawaii Pacific. Wilkes (left in red) upped her team lead to 14 goals and is now tied for 11th in NCAA Division II in goals per game. Wilkes leads the PacWest Conference in points (32), goals (14), and is tied for third in assists (4). |
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No place like home
Six more Celtic Storm 90 Premier players (Class of 2008) have given verbal commitments following Regionals. Kaitlyn Thomas, Kelsey Kimball, Brianne Larsen, Jamie Lyons, Noelle Sanders and Camille Broderick all pledged to play for the Utah Valley Wolverines in 2008. After Celtic Storm had at least 10 players each of the last three years choose to play out-of-state, all Storm 2008 commitments thus far have decided to stay close to home. Previous 2008 commitments include Dana Oldroyd (BYU), Chandra Salmon (Utah State), Anne Schallenberger (Utah), and Kelly Woodfield (Utah). |
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Storm Alumni Named to Hermann Trophy Watch List
All-American Katie Larkin and MWC First Team honoree junior Jessica Harmon, have made the Women's 2007 Missouri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy Watch List. The players were selected by a committee of Division I coaches who are members of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). The award is women's soccer version of college football's Heisman Trophy.(BYU press release) |
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92 Premier Wins Pikes Peak Invitational
Celtic Storm 92 Premier won the Pikes Peak Invitaional in Colorado Springs, CO in July. In their first tournament as a Storm team the 92's won five games going undefeated in their title run over teams from Colorado, Minnesota and Washington. Among their notable wins were a 2-1 over Colorado Rush and their 2-0 Championship game win over Fusion Mundial. The players bringing home the hardware include Jessie Beck, Jenna Bowen, Ashley Broderick, Elisa Craig, Sarah Curtis, Angelica Dickson, Steinia Dort, Courtney Hollan, Sierra Johnson, Shelby McKell, Kaci McNeil, Tiffany Peterson, Margaret Plothow, Lauren Richardson, Hilary Smith, Kelsee Soelberg, Stefani Solorzano, and MaKelle Yates. The team is coached by Layne Bowen. |
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90's Win 4-2 - Advance to Regional Quarterfinals
The U17's came into Wednesday's final game of a group play needing a win to have a chance of advancing. Dana Oldroyd put the Storm up with a goal 15 minutes into the first half. Kellie Woodfield then scored off a corner and Storm were up 2-0 at the half. In the second half Anne Schallenberger scored on a free kick to give Storm a 3-0 lead. Oregon than fought back to come within a goal at 3-2. Storm would not allow Oregon back in it as Schallenberger scored again to seal the victory. This win puts the Storm into the Far West Regional Semi-Finals where they can avenge last months state final loss to Utah Avalanche. |
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Storm Sends 3 Teams to Far West Regionals
Celtic Storm will send a club record three teams to the Far West Regional Championships June 18-24 in Las Vegas. Our U18’s arrived by winning a State Cup Title. Our U17’s and U13’s punched their tickets by winning their State Cup semifinal games as Storm took full advantage of Utah’s only two wild card spots. Storm has sent two teams to Regionals the last four years (2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006) and has sent at least one team to regionals by virtue of the wild card the last three years. Storms first team to go to Regionals as a wild card was the 88’s trip to Denver in 2005. In all Storm has now sent 15 teams to regionals in just over a decade of existence. |
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89 Premier (U18's) Win State Cup Title |
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The 89's used a hat trick from Santa Clara bound Jessie Baddley to hold off Sparta Premier for a 5-3 State Title Win. Storm Jumped out to an early 2-0 lead but countered every Sparta comeback. Future New Mexico Lobos Jennifer Nielsen and Stephanie Lowery scored Storms first and third goals. 89 Premiers title makes it three of the last five years in which a Celtic Storm U18 team has won a U18 State Cup Title at the youth levels most important age. The 89's will now compete in the Far West Regional in June.
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Semi Sweet - 3 Storm teams advance to State Cup Final
Late Dramatics Lift U17's The U17's needed two dramatic late goals to advance to the State Title game with a 2-1 victory. With 15 minutes remaining, defender Kelsey Kimball scored after Noelle Sanders sent a ball across the box, On the play, Tanisia Wilson had played the ball to Sanders giving the double assist to Sanders and Wilson on the equalizer. In the last few minutes it was Alexis Harrisons fantastic cross that found the always oportunistic Jamie Lyons for the game winner. Goalkeeper Aly Tucker then made two spectacular saves tapping the ball over the goal to preserve the win in the final seconds. Storm will contend for the State Title on Saturday at 12:30
U13's in First State Cup Final and going to Regionals
Aime Critchfield scored 10 minutes in and Storm didn't look back in their 3-0 semifinal win Thursday. Megan Sackett scored five minutes into the second half and Mary Mitton tallied on a late free kick for the final margin. MaKenzie Empey earned her third shutout in State Cup play. Storm looked sharp controlling the game with their simple possesion game. The semifinal win gives 94 Premier their finals appearance. The win also assured a Far West Regional Appearance as Utah gets both finalists into Regionals. The U13's will contend for a State Title at 9am Saturday.
U13 Premiers Maris Hamblin takes a shot in the first half of their semifinal win Thursday
U18's coast into Title Game Storm scored 9 goals in an easy semifinal win over LaRoca. The Final is Saturday at 10:30 |
| 5/19/07 |
Moving On! All 5 Premier Teams Advance
U18, U17 and U13's breeze through State Cup pool play scoring 51 goals (5.66 a game average) while giving up only 2 goals in nine combined games. The U14's came through in a must win or tie situation with a draw in their final match to advance on goal diffential. The U12's were clutch in a must win game with a 2-0 win on Saturday. All five teams start Quarterfinal play next week (U18's Semifinals). Good Luck Girls!!! |
| 5/14/07 |
State Cup Starts today! Go Storm! |
| 5/10/07 |
Chandra Salmon commits to Utah State for 2008. Salmon aka "Fish" is in the Region IV '90 ODP Player Pool. Fish is known for an exceptional work rate coupled with skills, strength and tenacity in the defensive and midfield positions. A junior at Provo HS, Fish is a two-time All-State and All-Valley player for the Bulldogs scoring 46 career goals to date. She led class 4A with 22 goals in 2006. Salmon will finish her career as a Bulldog this fall then join the Aggies in the Fall of 2008. At Utah State she'll be teammates with former Celtic Storm players Candice Clark and Jessica Darrow, along with 2007 signinees Heather Hatfield, Heather Pond, and Stefani Shiozaki. |
| 5/1/07 |
Celtic Storm to sponsor Freedom Festival 3v3 Tournament Click here for more info - To register now click here |
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Storm boasts Nations 4th best 2007 recruiting class! details here - 2008 recruits |
| 3/29/07 |
U17's advance to Nomads Showcase semifinals in San Diego.
video clips of U18's vs Southern Cal's Camarillo Eagles SC Parental guidance advised as this video is on YouTube (watch game footage). |
| 3/28/07 |
Dana Oldroyd commits to Brigham Young for 2008. Oldroyd, a junior midfielder at Timpanogos HS is the first Storm player in the class of '08 to verbally commit. Despite the majority of Storm recruits heading out-of-state the last few years, BYU continues to get their share of players from the Celtic Storm talent pool. In 2006, 11 players (1/3 of their roster) were former Celtic Storm players. This fall 10 players will be Celtic Storm alumni. |
| 2/14/07 |
Robyn Bretzing inducted to Utah Soccer Hall of Fame
Bretzing is first woman to be inducted to the Utah Soccer Hall of Fame (read press release) |
| 2/10/006 |
Storm Recruits sign in February:
Celtic Storm's class of '07 recruits (19 players thus far) signed their NCAA letters of intent officially accepting offers from their respective schools on Feb 7th, the
first day of the NCAA signing period. Scoreboard Sports in Orem hosted a signing party on Saturday at 1pm.
We congratulate our players and their parents!
Based on current data from SoccerBuzz.com, Celtic Storm is currently Ranked 4th Nationally in the quantity of Division I players produced by clubs in the 2007 recruiting class. Storms 18 Division I players who signed on Feb 7th is the most Div I players placed by any club in the country behind only Carmel United SC of Indiana and KCFC Alliance of Kansas City and Real Colorado. Data excludes non-Div I signings and transfers. Jessie Baddley is the #6 ranked recruit in the country by SoccerBuzz.com. Hailee DeYoung named Top 100 recruit.
Lazenby signs with UTEP. NSCAA/adidas JC All-America Kira Lazenby (Class of '05) will transfer to UTEP. Watch Kira's Iowa Western CC highlight video |
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Celtic Storms class of 07 sign their letters of intent at their signing party. Click here to see our signees |
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 Henage and Joyner commit another four years together
Karissa Henage and Crosby Joyner have played on the same Storm teams for the last five years. They were also four year teammates at Springville HS. So why not another four years? Both reportedly have accepted fantastic offers and verbally committed to Idaho State the first week of December. Currently on the 89's, Karissa and Crosby were instrumental in taking the 88's from a Div III team as U14's to Premier League Champs as U16's and to one of Utah's most successful teams ever in out-of-state competition as U17’s and U18’s. Henage and Joyner where vital in sustaining Springville Highs program tournaround the last few years leaving as the schools all-time leading scorers (Joyner 34 and Henage 26 goals). Both are versatile enough to have received team MVP honors on both the offensive and defensive sides. They will play for Allison Gibson and join fellow Storm alumni Kilee Quigley (1st Team All-Conference) and Jana Davis as the Bengals look to build upon their 2006 Conference Title. Also, BreAnna Bowser recently committed to BYU-Hawaii. This brings our '07 class to 19 players who have committed to play in college next fall. |
| 10/25/06 |
Celtic Storm Class of 2003 finish college careers Storms class of '03 was the clubs first year of more than 10 players signing to play college soccer. Of the 17 signees in that class most have had stellar college careers. Here's a look at a few of those players. McKenzie Joyner (right) has started nearly every game the last four years as a side back for the Utes. UVSC transfers Becca Petersen and Courtney Asay-Robbins both have received Conference Offensive Player of the Week honors this season and lead the Wolverines offensively. Petersen was also an All-America selection at Dixie. Amberlea Anderson is having her best season at BYU while Haylee Cuthbert has been a big part of the Cougars back line the last three years. Suzie Jex (SVU) has averaged over 10 goals a season and been named All-America. Merilee Nicol-Ford (SUU) and April Graf (UVSC) have also been integral parts of their schools the last four years. |
| 10/21/06 |
Karissa Henage named Academic All-State. Henage carries a 4.0 GPA at Springville High |
| 10/21/06 |
Scoring Machines: Celtic Storm players lead state in HS scoring
Stacy Bartholomew (Timpanogos) leads 5A and the entire state with 28 goals
Chandra Salmon (Provo) leads 4A with 22 goals.
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Orem HS soccer has record setting season with Celtic Storm talent. After winning the schools first ever region title a year in 2005, In 2006, Orem High (17-1) boasted the schools first ever #1 Ranking for the majority of the season. Orem also was ranked as high as #5 in the West by the NSCAA HS pole and received votes in the National Rankings. Orem lost just one senior to college soccer (Chelsey Norton) from 2005 and had a roster still loaded with Storm players including an especially strong junior class. Orem's skill level of the entire team and their ability to play the possesion game rarely seen at the HS level made the Golden Tigers one of the top teams in the West. A few key players at Orem who also play with Celtic Storm ' 90 Premier are: Kaitlyn Thomas (center mid), Brianne Larsen (center back), Aly Tucker (GK), Jamie Lyons (forward, Anne Schallenberger have been clutch at forward. |
| 7/24/05 |
Chelsey Norton, first of several Storm/New Mexico recruits heads to Albuquerque. Teammate Paige Collett will follow next week while three other 89 players have also committed to the Lobos for the fall of 2007 season. (Stephanie Lowry, Jennifer Nielsen and Natalie Wheatley) |
| 7/21/05 |
90 Premier's Chandra Salmon & 89 Premier's Jessie Baddley named to Region IV ODP player pools |
| 7/11/05 |
Storm's 89 Goalkeeper Hailee DeYoung called to National Team Duty (U17 Women's National Team Roster) |
| 6/22/05 |
U19's advance to Regional semifinals with 4-0 quarterfinal win over Arizona |
| 6/19/05 |
U16's get win in Regional opener |
| 6/13/05 |
Stacy Bartholomew comments on the US World Cup opener in the Albuquerque Tribune while on unofficial visit to New Mexico (read article) |
| 5/27/05 |
Both the U16's and U19's advance to the Far West Regional in June in Boise. 2006 is the forth consecutive year in which Celtic Storm has had two teams represent Utah at the Far West Regional. |
| 5/27/05 |
U19's Win 6th Straight State Cup Title
Storm trailed 2-0 with 10 minutes remaining when Kim Crosbie scored. Then Lynzee Lee equalized with 30 seconds remaing on an assist from Katie Larkin. Jessica Thompson converted the final kick of penalty kicks as the ninth shooter. Storm prevailed 7-6 in pk's. |
| 5/27/05 |
U16's advance to State Final with 2-0 semifinal win Saturday
Anne Shallenberger scored two second half goals and Aly Tucker earned the clean sheet in the victory over the defending State Champs La Roca. The U16's will play for the state title at noon on Monday. |
| 5/16/05 |
Laura Heaton receives Kimball Memorial Award for excellence in athletics and academics. A former Storm player, Heaton also currently coaches our U11 Select team (read article). |
| 3/8/05 |
Storm Coach Hugh Van Wagenen playing at National Level (see article) |
| 4/1/05 |
U18's advance to semifinals at Nomads College Showcase with 5-4 PK win over FC Bratz after a 1-1 draw at the end of regulation |
| 3/5/05 |
U16 Premier wins Silver State Invitational details |
| 2/21/05 |
U12 Premier wins Southwest Region Futsal Championship. Headed to Nationals in July (read details) |
| 2/20/05 |
Storms Mikala Wilkes (left) and Adrienne Schneider earn Academic All-State again in Basketball. Jessie Bench (Springville), Schneider (American Fork) and Wilkes (Lone Peak) earned Academic All-State Honors in soccer last fall. |
| 2/1/05 |
SIGNING DAY! Several Celtic Storm players signed letters of intent to play college soccer this fall on the first day of the signing period: Shayla Adams (Dixie State), Paige Collett (New Mexico), Laura Goodrich (Southern Utah), Amber Nordhagen (Utah Valley St), Chelsey Norton (New Mexico), Alex Phillips (Washington), Nicole Rice (Wyoming), Adrienne Schneider (Utah Valley St), and Jessie Sorenon (Gonzaga) |
| 11/27/05 |
88
Premier (U18's) advances to Surf
Cup Finals on a golden goal from Jessie
Sorenson assited by Laura
Goodrich. |
| 11/05 |
Storms Shantae Adams (Dixie State) & Kira Lazenby (Iowa Western ) were named NJCAA
All-America. , Nicole Anderson,
2nd Team. see our |
| 11/05 |
Katie Larkin (BYU) was named
to the West Region All-Freshman
team by SoccerBuzz. Larkin was also named first
team All-Conference |
| 11/05 |
Kilee
Quigley named
Honorable Mention All-Big
Sky |
| 9/05 |
Follow Celtic Storm alumni in college on our alumni college news
page |
| 8/27/05 |
The largest college class
in club history begins their college seasons this weekend. Follow
the 23 players and their schools on our Alumni
page |
| 7/31/05 |
Cetlic Storm's Robyn
Bretzing and the club history featured in The
Daily Herald (read article) |
| 6/30/05 |
U15 Premier Wins Advantage Cup |
| 6/20/05 |
U17
Premier and U18
Premier - Far West Regional schedules |
| 6/1/05 |
Amber Nordhagen
named May
Club Player of the Month |
| 5/30/05 |
U18 Premier
wins 5th straight State Cup Title with 3-0 win
over the Firebirds (Deseret
News article). 87
Premier solidifies
its case as the best team ever to play in Utah by their 3-0 State
Cup final win over the Firebirds. Kilee
Quigley, Candice Clark
and Jana Davis scored for the U18's while
Kira Lazenby earned the shutout. |
| 5/28/05 |
U17 Premier advance to State Cup final.
After 2-2 draw, win pk's 4-2 to earn a Regional Wildcard berth |
| 5/15/05 |
Celtic Storm ranked among nations
best in 2005 college recruiting class. (list) |
| 5/05/05 |
Storm's Katie
Larkin named to Soccer Buzz Top
50 Recruit list. Lynzee
Lee and Katy Reineke
named to Top
100 recruit list |
| 5/1/05 |
Jessica Rogers
named Celtic Storm Soccer Clubs April Player
of the Month |
| 4/1/05 |
U18
Premier dominates College
Classic; Defeats West Valley Samba 5-1, Slammers 2-0 and Cal State
San Bernardino 5-1 |
| 4/1/05 |
Paige Collett
named March Club Player
of the Month |
| 3/31/05 |
Help Wanted:
Celtic Storm seeks donations of labor and materials to build a supply
shed at the IHC field. Contributions are tax deductilbe as Celtic
Storm is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Please email
us if you are interested. Thank you for supporting Celtic Storm and
our players. |
| 3/20/05 |
U17 Premier
Wins the Excalibur
Group Championship at the Las
Vegas College Showcase in March. The team allowed only one
goal in defeating teams from Ohio, Minnesota, Indiana and Canada to
finish at the top of the standings.
Amber Nordhagen and Stacy
Bartholomew led the attack while Tamika
Wilson and Jessica Nelson controlled
the midfield. Adri Schneider,
Paige Collett and Hannah Silvey
(GK) provided stellar defense |
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U18
Premier takes 3rd in Venetian
Group at the Las Vegas College Showcase with two wins over teams from
Ohio. U18 Premier will now prepare for the College
Classic in Southern California, April 9-10 |
| 3/19/05 |
Deborah Benson
signs with Mesa
State in Colorado |
| 3/4/05 |
U14
Premier wins Timpanogos
Indoor league with 7-0-1 record. Natalie
Young (15 gls) and Haley Boshard
(13 gls) finish as leagues top scorers |
| 3/3/05 |
U12
Premier wins Indoor League: Alexis
Robison tallies league high 9 goals |
| 2/26/05 |
U16
Premier plays Nevada State Champs (Rebels Select Red) to
0-0 draw in St George |
| 2/22/05 |
Storm's Katy
Reineke named Utah Gatorade Player
of the Year |
| 2/2/05 |
Signing
Day 2005: 17 Members of Celtic Storm's class of '05 signed
their college letters of intent at Scoreboard
Sports in Orem (The signees) |
| 2/1/05 |
Robyn Bretzing
named the Region IV 2004
US Youth Soccer adidas Girls' Coach of the Year |
| 2/1/05 |
Club
reorganization information: Announcement
and Mission Statement |
| 1/17/05 |
U17 Premier places 3rd
at Portland Winter Showcase.
Paige Collett and Amber
Nordhagen named teams most outstanding players |
| 1/5/05 |
Storm's Katie
Fellows, Katie Larkin
and Lynzee Lee named to Top
100 Players in the Nation List by StudentSports.com |
12/4/04:
Jamie Hatfield
is 16th Storm Player to give verbal comittment. Hatfield is going to Idaho
State (see entire list on our Alumni page)
12/1/04: Katie
Larkin named to the 2004
NSCAA/adidas Girls High School All-America Team for third consecutive
year.
12/2/04: Storm Alum Ashely Beck
recieves All-Conference
Honors at UVSC. Alums Kidst Kennard and Katy Long named
1st Team All-Region at
Iowa Western CC. Storms Deanna Goodman was named to the 2nd Team
11/28/04: U17's Win Group and advance to Semis at Nike
Harvest Cup. Only team
out of 11 Utah girls teams in the tournament to advance past pool play.
11/18/04: All-Utah County
Team made up entirely of CSSC players (list)
11/10/04: 30
Celtic Storm Players named to All-State (list)
All-Utah County Team made up of CSSC
players.
11/10/04: Celtic Storm Players Sweep
High School MVP Awards in both The Salt
Lake Tribune and The
Deseret News
Storm Players Ashley Boulter and
Kirtley Sorenson named Academic
All-State
Celtic Storm players making
impact on High School soccer Celtic
Storm leading goal scoreres
10/26/04: Storm Alum Jennifer Hughes named
Conference and NAIA Player
of the Week
9/23/04:
Taking the State by Storm Deseret
News Feature Article
U12 players win 3v3 Live Tournament:
McKenzie Adams, Emily Fox, Madi Harper, Kaytlin Jessop and McKell
Salmon made up the
team that had to win five games en route to the championship. They will
now head to Las Vegas to compete in the National 3v3 Live
Tournament, January 8-9th.
U11's
Take 2nd at Sparta Cup
Four Celtic Storm Players make '87
Region ODP team:
Katie Fellows, Kelly Isleib, Katie Larkin and Lynzee Lee
of U18 Premier. See a complete list of Celtic Storm players on the State
ODP Teams.
'05 U17 Premier wins USA Adidas Cup
MLS
Soccer Comes to Utah
Celtic Storm Players named Players of
the Week in High School play
Kira Lazenby, U18, 9/23, Tamika
Wilson, U17, 9/16
Crosby
Joyner, U17, 8/26
U19's Win Group and face Hawaii
in Regional Quarterfinals. (Follow Celtic Storm at the Far
West Regionals)
U17
Premier Opens Regionals with 10-1 win over the Cheyenne Sting (WY).
U19
Defeats Sereno White (AZ) 3-2 in Regional opener.
June, 2004: U17 Premier
posts the states only perfect league record. U16 Premier
and U16 Select
also win League titles!
U17 and U19 Win State
Cup!!!
U17's defeated Avalanche 1-0 on a goal
from Whitney Feller off a
cross from Kelly Isleib. Goalkeeper Lynzee Lee was sensational in preserving
the shutout
and their fourth State Cup title in a row. U17
results Salt Lake Tribune Story
The U19's won 2-0 on a pk by Jen
Hughes after Taylor
Cracroft was taken down in the box. Haylee
Cuthbert also scored off a corner.
Kaycie Zimmerman recorded the shutout for the four time state cup
champions. U19
results Both the U17's
and U19's
will compete at
the Far West Regionals
in Spokane, WA (June 21-26)
U17 Premier
posts perfect league record (only team in Utah league play to have a perfect
record).
Sweet 16! U16 Premier
wins U16 Premier League title
Celtic Storm holds fall Tryouts.
Tryout Info
U17 and U14 Premier teams advance to State
Cup semifinals
Seven Storm teams advance to State Cup
Quarterfinals
5/04: Robyn Bretzing named Utah
Youth Soccer Coach of the Month in May, 2004
Storm Alumni Ashley Beck
and Suzy Hunt
sign with UVSC after steller careers with National Junior College Champion
Dixie College.
Former Storm Player Brittany Call of Orem High also signs with UVSC.
Celtic Storm Announces Club Soccer Camp
Info
Adidas teams with Celtic Storm Soccer
Club (info)
Celtic Storm introduces community fundraising page (see Community
link)
Former Storm player Stephanie Staples
signs with BYU
Celtic Storm Announces Natalyn Lewis as
the new club trainer
Coaches, visit Technical
Tueday by G Maas
Celtc Storm introduces club email
Celtic Storm Players Named to 2003 High
School All-State teams (the players)
9/19/03: Celtic Storm featured in The
Deseret News (story)
Storms Natalyn Lewis named 2003 High School
Coach of the Year (story)
Celtic Storm trainer Gabe Smart leads
Utah Valley State College to National honor
by Soccer Buzz Magazine for new NCAA Division I schools
Celtic Storm Alumni Ashley Beck and Susie
Jex receive post season awards in college
soccer.
Celtic Storms Katie Larkin and Katy Reineke
will paticipate in ODP interregionals with the National Pools over Thanksgiving.
Four Celtic Storm players make Region
IV ODP Pool. Jessica Harmon and Katy Reineke are part of the 86 pool
while Kelly Isleib and Katie Larkin are part of the 87 pool.
Storm Coach Natalyn Lewis turning around Timpanogos High soccer program
(story)
Storm Tracker
(Celtic players in HS Soccer)
U18 and U16 Advance to Regional Quarters (scores)
The Deseret News features Celtic Storm
on Sept
19, 2003
12 and U13 win
Mayors Cup
5/03: U16 Premier defeats Avalanche 4-0 to win third straight State Championship.
Katy Reineke scored twice while Kelly Isleib and Katie Larkin each added
goals.
Storm led 1-0 at the half then scored two minutes into the second half.
Storm put the game away with two goals in the twentieth and twenty-eighth
minute of the
second half. The team now advances to the Far West Regionals in Hawaii.
In addition, Kilee Quigley was given the Fair Play Award by the State
Cup Tournament Directors.
5/03: U18 Premier avenges earlier loss
and wins State Cup. McKenzie Joyner scored a breakaway goal with 5 minutes
left in regulation to lead Celtic over the Firebirds 1-0.
The Storm will now represent Utah at the Far West Regionals in Hawaii.
This was the third State title for this group of players. The team also
took the title in 1999 as U14's
and in 2000 as U15's. State
Cup
U11, U12, U15 and U18 Spring '03 Division
Champs (Spring 03 Club Report Card)
Hamm
Not Surprised by Utah's Enthusiasm
U16 Premier wins Las
Vegas Premier Invitational - In the tourney, Celtic defeated AUFC
87 (NM) 6-0, Storm (NV) 1-0, Zia Blaze (NM) 5-0, and Advantage (UT) 2-1
in the
Championship game. Storm U15's finished the tournament 1-1-1.
Storm
Warning: Harmon's Hat Trick Has Team in Final
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