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This Concorde Fire Team Received the Highest Number of
College Scholarships Awarded to a Soccer Team In the Nation


(ATLANTA, GA – February 13, 2012)  The Concorde Fire Soccer Club (Atlanta, Georgia) recently announced that 15 members of its U-17/U-18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy team have signed National Letters of Intent to play soccer for Division 1 schools in Fall 2012. This is the highest number of college scholarships received by any soccer team in the nation for the 2012 graduating class.
For additional information, contact Ryan Pollard at 404.664-3308.

Concorde-Fire Soccer Club, an Atlanta based organization, consistently ranks in the top 20 boys’ soccer clubs in the nation fields’ teams, in the United States Soccer’s Development Academy program at the U-16 and U-18 level. The U-18 team is graduating 17 players in the spring of 2012 from an array of Metro Atlanta High Schools.  As it stands, 15 of the 17 players have made commitments to play college soccer beginning this fall.

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Back Row:
Vaughn Moore, from Marist High School, will attend Bucknell University.
Holden Fender, from Walton High School, will attend University of Southern California.
Adrian Alabi, from Brookwood High School, will attend Stanford University.
Marek Moffett, from Marist High School, will attend IUPUI (Indiana Univ-Purdue Univ-Indianapolis).
Stephen ‘Alex’ McAuley, from Walton High School, will attend North Carolina State.
Devin Pope, from Chamblee High School, will attend Hucknall Town.
Preston Gayton, from Starrs Mill High School, will attend Clemson.

Middle Row:
Ryan Pollard, Concorde Fire Coach.
James Rushton, from Pace, will attend the University of Penn.
Derek Creviston, from Milton High School, will attend the University of Indiana.
Andy Anglade, from Alpharetta High School, will attend Clemson.
Drew Morgan, from St Pius X, will attend Rutgers.
Matthew Melton, from North Gwinnett, will attend Appalachian State.
Adrian Powell, Concorde Fire Coach.

Seated:
Jose Garcia, from Woodward Academy, will attend UNC Wilmington.
Westin Lendon, from Mcintosh, will attend High Point.

Concorde Fire Highlights:
  • Concorde Fire recognized by Soccer America as the #8 ranked boy’s soccer club in America.
  • 2011- 2012 — Currently 2nd place US Soccer Development Academy SE Conference.
  • 2010 – 2011 US Soccer Development Academy SE Conference Champions (12-0-2;
  • 43GF/6GA).
  • 2010 – 2011 Disney Soccer Showcase – 3rd place, beating Chelsea FC of England.
  • 2009 – 2010 USYSA Region 3 Finalist.
  • 2007 – 2008 Georgia State Cup Champions

Contact Information
Adrian Powell, Head Coach, (678) 438-0730, adipowell1@hotmail.com
Ryan Pollard, Asst. Coach, (404) 664-3308, ryan.pollard@atlantajcc.org
Gregg Blasingame, Executive Director Concorde Fire, (404) 312-1718.
Visit on-line: www.concordefire.com
Soccer America Top 30 Best Clubs, 2011

 Click to read Girls Article                     Click to read Boys Article
2011 Top 30 Girls Clubs2011 Top 30 Boys Clubs
1. PDA1. Baltimore Bays
2. Eclipse Select2. FC Dallas
3. Sting Soccer3. New York Red Bulls
4. Mustang Soccer4. Chicago Fire
5. Colorado Rush5. PDA
6. Lonestar SC6. Dallas Texans
7. CASL7. CASL
8. Dallas Texans8. Concorde Fire
9. FC Stars of Massachusetts9. Cal Odyssey
10. San Diego Surf10. Michigan Wolves
11. So Cal Blues11. Pateadores
12. Michigan Hawks12. Real So Cal
13. MLVA13. D.C. United
14. Solar14. Crossfire
15. Real Colorado15. Columbus Crew
16. Real So Cal16. Vardar
17. KCFC17. Los Angeles Galaxy
18. Bethesda SC18. Carmel United
19. FC Milwaukee19. PA Classics
20. Slammers FC20. Fullerton Rangers
21. Arsenal21. Grand Rapids Crew Juniors
22. Ohio Elite Soccer Academy22. Chicago Magic
23. Concorde Fire23. Seattle Sounders
24. FC Bucks24. St. Louis Scott Gallagher
25. Naperville SA Premier25. West Coast SC
26. Match Fit Chelsea26. RSL AZ
27. West Coast FC27. Arsenal FC
28. Crossfire Premier28. Yardley Makefield Soccer
29. McLean Premier29. Westside Metros
30. Ohio Premier Eagles30. Albion SC

Concorde Fire Elite
2011 US Youth Soccer National Champions
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