Sickles led the way with three players named to the Wharton Invitational All-Tournament team, defender Gil Davis and midfielders Matt Brown and Boris Simeunovic all being named when the list was released on Friday.
Brown scored both goals in the Gryphons 2-0 semifinal victory against King, and added an assist in the final against East Bay, while Davis led a defense that conceded only one goal in five games over the tournament.
Finalist East Bay and King each had a pair of players named, David Castillo and Miguel Cerveleon being honored for the Indians and Jacob Baker and Christopher Lewis honored for the Lions.
The full team is listed below:
Keenan Kushner, Wharton
Gil Davis, Sickles
Jacob Baker, King
Christopher Lewis, King
David Castillo, East Bay
Boris Simeunovic, Sickles
Joey Perfetto, Newsome
Matt Brown, Sickles
Miguel Cerveleon, East Bay
Kofi Forkuoh, Hillsborough
Esgar Montelongo, Plant City
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Preps: King's Scrivens headed to Coker College
King High soccer player Steven Scrivens has committed to Division II Coker College in North Carolina, making him the second player from Tampa to commit to the Cobras for next season.
Scrivens said he was excited to continue his career in college, with the impression Cobras coach Paul Leese made on him proving an important factor in his decision. He will join his Florida Soccer Club teammate Jason Getreu, who also plays for Tampa Catholic, with the Cobras.
“I met (Leese), and he’s a really good guy, a really good coach,” Scrivens said. The Cobras won the Conference Carolinas Men’s soccer tournament on Sunday in Leese’s first season in charge.
Scrivens scored seven goals and added three assists for the Lions as a junior, and opened his account for the new season with a goal in the Lions 4-0 victory against Wharton on Monday night. Scrivens said he thinks the Lions have a chance to make a run at the postseason.
“I think so,” Scrivens said. “I think we have a chance to go really far, we just have to keep it up.”
Scrivens said he was excited to continue his career in college, with the impression Cobras coach Paul Leese made on him proving an important factor in his decision. He will join his Florida Soccer Club teammate Jason Getreu, who also plays for Tampa Catholic, with the Cobras.
“I met (Leese), and he’s a really good guy, a really good coach,” Scrivens said. The Cobras won the Conference Carolinas Men’s soccer tournament on Sunday in Leese’s first season in charge.
Scrivens scored seven goals and added three assists for the Lions as a junior, and opened his account for the new season with a goal in the Lions 4-0 victory against Wharton on Monday night. Scrivens said he thinks the Lions have a chance to make a run at the postseason.
“I think so,” Scrivens said. “I think we have a chance to go really far, we just have to keep it up.”
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