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College - Division - Player - High School - Club Team - Year of Graduation Univ of Tenn, DI, Kaelyn Angelo, Oak Ridge, FC Alliance 92, 93, 2011 Carson-Newman, DII, Adrienne Aumell, Sevier County, CLUB?, YEAR Carson-Newman, DII, Alexis Conner, Sevier County, CLUB?, YEAR King College, DII, Anna Cozart, Karns, CLUB?, YEAR? MTSU, DI, Allison Daniels, Bearden, FC Alliance 93, 2011 Carson-Newman, DII, Sidnee Edwards, Karns, FC Alliance 93, 2011 Carson-Newman, DII, Alex Hunt, Morristown West, CLUB?, YEAR? Carson-Newman, DII, Emily Lambert, Morristown West, CLUB?, YEAR? Austin Peay, DI, Taylor Van Wagner, McMinn County, FC Alliance 93, 2011 Carson-Newman, DII, Bailey Wilson, Morristown West, CLUB?, YEAR? MTSU, DI, Ashley Reveiz, Farragut, FC Alliance 92, 2011 Ole Miss, DI, Bethany Bunker, St. Agnes Academy, LOBO, 2012 Univ KY, DI, Cailin Harris, PJP II, Brentwood, 2012 Ole Miss, DI, Olivia Harrison, Houston , LOBO, 2012 Fordham, DI, Rose Hull, Ravenwood, Brentwood, 2012 Miss State, DI, Gracie Irby, Germantown, LOBO, 2012 UNC, DI, Kat Nigro, Livingston Academy, Club?, 2011 Delta State, Molly Starnes, Germantown, No club this year, 2011 Montevallo, Katie Mealer, Houston, MSFC, 2011 MTSU, DI, Kelsey Brouwer, ??, Brentwood 94, 2012 Ole Miss, DI, Jessica Hiskey, Franklin, Brentwood 94, 2012 Ole Miss, DI, Sydney Eddy, HS ??, Brentwood 93, 2012 Miss St, DI, Shelby Jordan, USJ, Lobo, 2012 Miss St, DI, Honeye Heydari, USJ, Lobo, 2012 UT Chatt, DI, Claire Latham, Briarcrest, Lobo, 2012 CBU, DII, Alex Bickenbach, St. Benedict, Lobo, 2011 Tennessee, DI, Julie Eckel, St. Benedict, Rush, 2011 Samford, DI, Katie Danehy, St. Mary's, BUSA, 2011 Baylor, DI, Megan Grindstaff, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 Michigan, DI, Kate Maguigan, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 Belmont, Meredith Martin, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 UT Martin, DI, Lucy Pater, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 Union Univ, Alex Taylor, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 South Alabama,DI, Allie Cochran, ??HS, Brentwood 2012 UT Martin, DI, Jaclyn Heckle, HS??, Brentwood 2012 Kentucky, DI, Cara Ledmon, HS?, Brentwood 2012 Memphis, DI, Christi Padget, HS?, Lobo, 2012 Austin Peay, DI, Frankie Carbajal, HS?, Lobo 2011 CBU, DII, Carmen Manes, St. Agnes Academy, MSFC,2011 UT Martin, DI. Camilla Buoni, St. Agnes Academy, Lobo, 2011

College - Division - Player - High School - Club Team - Year of Graduation Univ of Tenn, DI, Kaeylyn Angelo, Oak Ridge, CLUB?, 2011 Carson-Newman, DII, Adrienne Aumell, Sevier County, CLUB?, YEAR Carson-Newman, DII, Alexis Conner, Sevier County, CLUB?, YEAR King College, DII, Anna Cozart, Karns, CLUB?, YEAR? MTSU, DI, Allison Daniels, Bearden, CLUB?, YEAR? Carson-Newman, DII, Sidnee Edwards, Karns, CLUB?, YEAR? Carson-Newman, DII, Alex Hunt, Morristown West, CLUB?, YEAR? Carson-Newman, DII, Emily Lambert, Morristown West, CLUB?, YEAR? Austin Peay, DI, Taylor Van Wagner, McMinn County, CLUB?, YEAR? Carson-Newman, DII, Bailey Wilson, Morristown West, CLUB?, YEAR? MTSU, DI, Ashley Reveiz, HS?, CLUB?, YEAR? Ole Miss, DI, Bethany Bunker, St. Agnes Academy, LOBO, 2012 Univ KY, DI, Cailin Harris, PJP II, Brentwood, 2012 Ole Miss, DI, Olivia Harrison, Houston , LOBO, 2012 Fordham, DI, Rose Hull, Ravenwood, Brentwood, 2012 Miss State, DI, Gracie Irby, Germantown, LOBO, 2012 UNC, DI, Kat Nigro, Livingston Academy, Club?, 2011 Delta State, Molly Starnes, Germantown, No club this year, 2011 Montevallo, Katie Mealer, Houston, MSFC, 2011 MTSU, DI, Kelsey Brouwer, ??, Brentwood 94, 2012 Ole Miss, DI, Jessica Hiskey, Franklin, Brentwood 94, 2012 Ole Miss, DI, Sydney Eddy, HS ??, Brentwood 93, 2012 Miss St, DI, Shelby Jordan, USJ, Lobo, 2012 Miss St, DI, Honeye Heydari, USJ, Lobo, 2012 UT Chatt, DI, Claire Latham, Briarcrest, Lobo, 2012 CBU, DII, Alex Bickenbach, St. Benedict, Lobo, 2011 Tennessee, DI, Julie Eckel, St. Benedict, Rush, 2011 Samford, DI, Katie Danehy, St. Mary's, BUSA, 2011 Baylor, DI, Megan Grindstaff, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 Michigan, DI, Kate Maguigan, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 Belmont, Meredith Martin, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 UT Martin, DI, Lucy Pater, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 Union Univ, Alex Taylor, HS??, Brentwood, 2011 South Alabama,DI, Allie Cochran, ??HS, Brentwood 2012 UT Martin, DI, Jaclyn Heckle, HS??, Brentwood 2012 Kentucky, DI, Cara Ledmon, HS?, Brentwood 2012 Memphis, DI, Christi Padget, HS?, Lobo, 2012 Austin Peay, DI, Frankie Carbajal, HS?, Lobo 2011 CBU, DII, Carmen Manes, St. Agnes Academy, 2011

Where are those 10 players "ranked higher than the list" playing in college??? It might help get your toes of you mouth or be cause for full insertion. It's time for someone to start a new tread with this year's college commitments. Might as well let this be the catalyst.

I tried to post shortly after you commented on Carmen, but I have just been reading and not ranting for some time. As a result, I could not get my post to send. If this does in fact hit the message board, I'm back!!!!! I could not agree with you more regarding Carmen. My daughter, now in college, played with her for 2 years in high school and I saw every game. I saw many of Carmen's junior year and a few of her Sr. year. Last year she was BOP and All-State. She has won many accolades and always worked her rear off in every assignment. As someone else said on the All-state thread "hanky-panky" enters the picture sometimes. At the risk of having to re-enter my anger management therapy, I will stop there. She's a great girl and should have been recognized. I hope she keeps in the game and plays at the next level. I hear she has opportunities and congratulate her for having options. In keeping with old dog traditions, I don't think there is a Coach Irby. Was that a slip of the tongue??? Coach Wolff is the Houston coach and is one of the hardest workers out there trying to build a championship squad every year. Look's like he's got it working. Congratulates to Houston as well.

Ditto . . . . . . for now ???

I don't understand either.....especially why St. Georges' would have 3 and Ensworth 0. Don't know the players, so I'm not saying they are not deserving. Same with MBA. Some of it can be a "body of work" ie. strong player for several years. If it is like Girls Soccer, which is where I really come from, the players are nominated by the coaches. If he doesn't serve a name up, they can't get a vote, or if each school nominates 5, obviously we can't have 25 winners. So the voters must choose from their best guess and the ones they have seen. Or at least one hopes that's the case. Maybe someone can tell up how they do it for boys basketball. I don't think there is a regional bias in the voting, but it is tilted to the west this year.

Congrates to Kris and glad I did slip into a catch up mode.

Having spent the past few months watching Boys HS Basketball, I must now say that Soccer Refs have moved from the bottom of the food chain to one step up from the bottom. It's hard to watch good soccer when the refs don't let it happen and thus you have to focus on the problem. You have no right to tell Canes, "you really have no idea what you are talking about when it comes to officiating"as you have no idea of his knowledge and some of us on here agree with his point # 6. He might have had 7 kids playing soccer and thus sees more games in a week than you do, or he is a ref and is picking on himself, or he has played at every level for the past 20 years and actually does know what he's talking about. Obviously, he does not need me to defend him, nor do you need me to dis soccer ref's, but the only one defending the officiating is "socref1". Don't take it personally, you just maybe the one good ref that is not part of the pack that causes us to be critical.

Devan Langston-GK---St. Agnes---Rush FC----Delta State

Final results for TN teams: NSCAA National Rankings High School Fall Rankings Girls Region IV Final Poll - November 24, 2009 Rank School Prev. W-L-T 1 Archbishop Spalding (Severn, Md.) * 20 - 0 - 1 2 St. Agnes Academy (Memphis, Tenn.) * 17 - 0 - 4 3 Sacred Heart Academy (Louisville, Ky.) * 20 - 1 - 3 4 Houston (Germantown, Tenn.) * 19 - 1 - 2 5 Christian Academy of Knoxville (Knoxville, Tenn.) * 23 - 0 - 1 6 Notre Dame Academy (Covington, Ky.) 23 - 4 - 1 7 McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.) 13 - 2 - 0 8 Our Lady of Good Counsel (Olney, Md.) * 16 - 2 - 5 9 Baylor School (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 17 - 1 - 1 10 University (Morgantown, W.Va.) * 23 - 0 - 2 11 Franklin (Tenn.) 18 - 4 - 0 12 Charleston Catholic (Charleston, W.Va.) * 20 - 1 - 4 13 Lexington Catholic (Lexington, Ky.) 19 - 5 - 1 14 DuPont Manual (Louisville, Ky.) 18 - 5 - 1 15 St. Henry (Erlanger, Ky.) 20 - 2 - 0 * Denotes State Champion # Denotes District Champion

Hey G, glad you posted the link. I don't need to say anything negative, because almost all of it is in the responses I read.

Not really, 12 girls will get 12 scholarships at 12 schools of their choice. There is only one Heisman winner, but every player, every coach, everybody knows their name, record and most have seen them play. I would only hope the Penn coach was more knowledgeable of high school awards and I actually bet he/she is. Why did he speak to my daughter in the first place if he did not know her talent and history. Don't misunderstand, I too wish there was one true "All-State Team" and my daughter could be very, very proud to have made that. I would be okay, if she was 2nd team all-state or third team all-state, but TN does not do it that way. Why they think there are 5 all-state Division IV (camo to protect the innocent) GK's is beyond me. Lets have 6 or let's have 4 or have a different number each year. I really don't think anyone is hurt by the numbers and many gain a benefit. The girls that truly excel get more that one award for their resume and when the Penn coach asks my daughter about the other girls, I hope she can say it was my third year to be recognized as well all region and EVP of this event and all tournament team of that event and so on........... While 5 or 7 or 12 may be all-state, they are not all equal in their abilities, but equal in the recognition. Let's be proud for them and let the Penn coach make his decision on their total package, including academics, of which my daughter is not "all-state".

Congratulations to all those honored!!!! Your old buddy Canes will tell us that there should only by 11. I wish we could have an elite, super superior, "State All-Star" team, but that's just not possible with the numbers of schools, divisions and players. I actually am glad to see random numbers (I guess) in each position. I hate to see someone left out because of a pre-established limit. I am sure some deserving players (in some minds) are not on the list, but it looks like it is weighted toward post season players and teams and that is usually the case. It is where the most voters can see the most players and, while not perfect, there may just be no other way.

Well said and goodnight!!!!

I thought I was safer with magic dust until I heard what happened to you in Collierville. The license plate was personalized, "Canes". The Police report read: A man was driving when he saw the flash of a traffic camera. He figured that his picture had been taken for exceeding the limit, even though he knew that he was not speeding. Just to be sure, he went around the block and passed the same spot, driving even more slowly, but again the camera flashed. Now he began to think that this was quite funny, so he drove even slower as he passed the area again, but the traffic camera again flashed. He tried a fourth time with the same result. He did this a fifth time and was now laughing when the camera flashed as he rolled past, this time at a snail's pace. Be aware that you will be getting five tickets in the mail for driving without a seat belt. Don't drive and do dust.

Very honorable of you to recognize St. Agnes and Baylor was indeed, an outstanding team. Are you the gentleman in the leprechaun suit with the magic dust?

They do, but they don't play well

All though there's one more week of rankings, I doubt they will change much. Good to see TN represented. St. Agnes #7, Houston #15 and Baylor# 20 on National Poll. NSCAA National Rankings High School Fall Rankings Girls Region IV 10th Poll - November 10, 2009 Rank School Prev. W-L-T 1 Archbishop Spalding (Severn, Md.) * 20 - 0 - 1 2 St. Agnes Academy (Memphis, Tenn.) * 17 - 0 - 4 3 Houston (Germantown, Tenn.) * 19 - 1 - 2 4 Baylor School (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 17 - 1 - 1 5 Sacred Heart Academy (Louisville, Ky.)* 20 - 1 - 3 6 McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.) 13 - 2 - 0 7 Our Lady of Good Counsel (Olney, Md.) * 16 - 2 - 5 8 Notre Dame Academy (Covington, Ky.) 23 - 4 - 1 9 University (Morgantown, W.Va.) * 23 - 0 - 2 10 Franklin (Tenn.) 18 - 4 - 0 11 Brentwood (Tenn.) 17 - 2 - 1 12 Charleston Catholic (Charleston, W.Va.) * 20 - 1 - 4 13 Lexington Catholic (Lexington, Ky.) 19 - 5 - 1 14 DuPont Manual (Louisville, Ky.) 18 - 5 - 1 15 St. Henry (Erlanger, Ky.) 20 - 2 - 0 * Denotes State Champion

I was trying not weight the scales even more in the East's favor. Add in Knoxville and the West % goes to less than zero. I teach math you know and Canes thinks I'm h2ogorilla. Seriously, we should politic for a real set of games next year. It is a great concept. Not trying to dis it. Unfortunately, we are running out of material fast for this season.

Who are you calling an 800lb gorilla???

Time for some to start a list. I am seeing names hit T, so somebody take the challenge. I did it last year, so don't toss it back at me.

Maybe you've got the leash too tight..... but your theory does not hold water. The East (Chattanooga) had one club for all the '92 girls to play for and Nashville had two, now one, I think. The West (Shelby county) had 3 and the talent pool was spread across three organizations in the past. That has changed and you can mark your calender that you heard it today, the Lobos will win several state championships next June. Every talented player within 75 miles of Memphis has moved to the Lobos. The only girls not making the move did not make the team, were not going to play in college, so quit club soccer, or had other obligations that prevented they from moving. I do not work for the Lobos or do their publicity, but I do think highly of the coaches, the management and the organization in general. There were 23 Lobo players on the three State Championship teams out of 66 players and 46 Lobo players participated on teams that played in Chattanooga. Since only 8 girls of the 38 playing in the Senior All Star game were from the West, I don't think the West was truly represented regardless of what the '92's have accomplished in the past. The true fact is that 20 % of team was from the West and 80% was from the East/Middle. Half of the Middle had to play for the West and half for the East, but the East did have 34 % of their own players, so the strongest group represented was the East. WOW!!!!

Nope, not at all when you consider these are '92 girls, and the East has won the D1 State Championship the past 2 years, and actually 4 of the last 5 for that age group. I don't know that it really matters; it's apples and oranges. Sorry, but I don't understand what '92 girls have to do with winning the state or are you saying that the West has younger players on their HS teams, or our '92's are not as good as the East '92s????? Help me here?

I'm with you!!!!!

I have had the opportunity to see lots and lots of club games and high level high school games and I think the girls always, always want to win and are just as disappointed to not make it to club state as high school state. I can't see them thinking one is more important that the other. They are competitive and want to win them all. The final game for state should be after a day of rest for the fans. That way, the issue of "tired feet" can't be thrown out as an excuse for losing. They will miss no more school and the championship can be early enough on Saturday, that they can travel home to save hotel expenses, if that is a factor. Memphis is 6 hours with stops and slow poking and you gain an hour on the clock, so play all four games on Saturday. Or better yet, lets reduce the number of Divisions before we find a way to create another one.