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Three members of the Fellowship Christian School (FCS) varsity girls’ soccer team – Elizabeth Johnson and twin sisters Emma and Emily Sonnett - have all earned Division I college soccer scholarships.
The trio signed their letters of intent during a ceremony at FCS on Feb. 1: Emma and Elizabeth with the University of Georgia and Emily with the University of Virginia.
"It is indeed a great honor for these three stellar student-athletes as well as for Fellowship," said FCS girls soccer coach Trip Hughes. "Having three of our team members sign National Letters of Intent to play soccer at the next level is a wonderful prelude to our season. I know each of these girls will excel at the next level and look forward to following their achievements."
Emma Sonnett, a four-year starter and two-year captain at FCS, Emily Sonnett and Johnson led the Lady Paladins to the 2010-11 state semifinals. All three players are also nine-year members of the North Atlanta Soccer Association (NASA).
Emma Sonnett, a defender, is the Bulldogs' third ESPN Top 150 signee, garnering the accolade after being named an ESPN third-team All-America in 2010.
"Emma has really come into her own over this past year as a high level defender," UGA head coach Steve Holeman said. "She's fast, strong and courageous and can play with either foot, and she's a very good header of the ball. Emma reads the game well and has excellent defensive instincts and her communication has improved dramatically. She'll make an excellent addition to our corps of defenders."
A midfielder, Emily Sonnett is a member of the U.S. U18 Women’s National Team. She was also named as a First-Team ESPN All-American in Aug. 2011. Her twin sister was selected for the third team on that same squad. Emma was also named to the All-Region Team in 2010-11. The Sonnetts, both Marietta natives, and Johnson all spent the past nine years as members of the NASA elite teams. The trio led their NASA club to the U.S. national semifinals and a Region III Championship in 2011. They also helped NASA earn the 2010 U.S. Youth National League Championship and the 2010 Disney Tournament Championship. Their squads also advanced to the Region III Finals in 2009, and the Region III quarterfinals in 2008. Johnson and the Sonnetts helped their NASA team capture the Region III League Championship in 2008, and back-to-back Georgia State Cup Championship from 2007-2008. They also helped their NASA team notch the championship at the 2007 Washington Area Girls Soccer Championship.
"It is indeed a great honor for these three stellar student-athletes as well as for Fellowship," said FCS girls soccer coach Trip Hughes. "Having three of our team members sign National Letters of Intent to play soccer at the next level is a wonderful prelude to our season. I know each of these girls will excel at the next level and look forward to following their achievements."
Emma Sonnett, a four-year starter and two-year captain at FCS, Emily Sonnett and Johnson led the Lady Paladins to the 2010-11 state semifinals. All three players are also nine-year members of the North Atlanta Soccer Association (NASA).
Emma Sonnett, a defender, is the Bulldogs' third ESPN Top 150 signee, garnering the accolade after being named an ESPN third-team All-America in 2010.
"Emma has really come into her own over this past year as a high level defender," UGA head coach Steve Holeman said. "She's fast, strong and courageous and can play with either foot, and she's a very good header of the ball. Emma reads the game well and has excellent defensive instincts and her communication has improved dramatically. She'll make an excellent addition to our corps of defenders."
A midfielder, Emily Sonnett is a member of the U.S. U18 Women’s National Team. She was also named as a First-Team ESPN All-American in Aug. 2011. Her twin sister was selected for the third team on that same squad. Emma was also named to the All-Region Team in 2010-11. The Sonnetts, both Marietta natives, and Johnson all spent the past nine years as members of the NASA elite teams. The trio led their NASA club to the U.S. national semifinals and a Region III Championship in 2011. They also helped NASA earn the 2010 U.S. Youth National League Championship and the 2010 Disney Tournament Championship. Their squads also advanced to the Region III Finals in 2009, and the Region III quarterfinals in 2008. Johnson and the Sonnetts helped their NASA team capture the Region III League Championship in 2008, and back-to-back Georgia State Cup Championship from 2007-2008. They also helped their NASA team notch the championship at the 2007 Washington Area Girls Soccer Championship.
2/2/2012
Elizabeth Johnson - University of Georgia (read more)Emma Sonnett - University of Georgia (read more)Emily Sonnett - University of Virginia
Bria Washingon - Boston College
Brooke Theobald - University of Mississippi
Sara Coleman - University of Mississippi
Britteny Reed - University of Florida
Abby Lutzenkirchen - University of Alabama (read more)Sam Thomas - Georgia State University
Dani Paz - Georgia State University
Alyse Scott - Auburn University (read more)Payton Donley - Troy University
Bria Washingon - Boston College
Brooke Theobald - University of Mississippi
Sara Coleman - University of Mississippi
Britteny Reed - University of Florida
Abby Lutzenkirchen - University of Alabama (read more)Sam Thomas - Georgia State University
Dani Paz - Georgia State University
Alyse Scott - Auburn University (read more)Payton Donley - Troy University
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2011 (Senior): Earned a spot on the All-Conference USA First Team...Played in 17 games, and made 16 starts...Recorded one goal and three assists for five points...Totaled 27 shots on the year...In the season-opening win at Jacksonville, recorded a goal on three shots...In the C-USA opener versus Kentucky, scored the game-winning goal in double overtime, and also had an assist...Recorded three shots on goal at FIU...Named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List.
2010 (Junior): Named All-American Third Team, becoming first UCF player to earn All-America status since 1997... Earned spot on C-USA All-Conference First Team... Became the first player in program history to be named to the NSCAA/Performance Subaru All-South Region First Team... Picked up first goal of season against FAU on 9/6...Had an assist against Army on 9/19...Tallied an assist against No. 5 SMU on 10/2...Recorded one goal and one assist against Memphis on 10/9...Scored lone UCF goal against Kentucky on 10/13...Scored opening goal against Virginia Tech on 10/19...Tallied assist against Tulsa in C-USA semi-final game on 11/12.
Prior to UCF: Member of the Olympic Development Program in 2005-2006...Regional Team in 2006...Selected for Thanksgiving Inter-Regional Event (FL) in 2006...Regional Pool Selection in 2005 and 2006...Regional Camp in 2005 and 2006...PDP / Super Y in 2005-06...Super Y / ODP National Camp - Selected for All-Star Game...U15 Super Y National Team 2006...PDP / Super Y North American Finals - All-Tournament Team Selection.
KENNESAW, Ga. - A teacher and soccer coach from Kennesaw died Friday from injuries suffered after being hit by an SUV.
Jeffery Ingram, 32, was hit by an SUV early Thursday morning while he went for a jog in his neighborhood.
Hundreds of people attended a candlelight vigil for Ingram Friday night at the Quest Soccer Field, where Ingram, known as "Coach Jay," coached soccer since 1995.
"He was the most inspirational man to me and he taught me to always believe in myself, and he gave me the self confidence to always strive forward, push forward," said Allie Grisi.
Ingram was also a physical education teacher at Kennesaw Charter Science and Math Academy.
“The guy’s just full of life and energy. I mean he changed a room when he walked into it. He’s just a phenomenal human being,” said Dave Smith.
Ingram's father and stepmother stood in the crowd at the vigil and were moved by the stories they heard.
"I just loved my son and it shows a testament...of the great things he's done," said Jeffery Ingram, Sr.
"It is very rewarding to see that he loved so many children and his family so much," said Stephanie Ingram, Jeff's stepmother.
Police said Ingram was hit by behind while jogging. Police are still investigating the incident. No arrests have been made.
Ingram leaves a wife and two young children.
Jeffery Ingram, 32, was hit by an SUV early Thursday morning while he went for a jog in his neighborhood.
Hundreds of people attended a candlelight vigil for Ingram Friday night at the Quest Soccer Field, where Ingram, known as "Coach Jay," coached soccer since 1995.
"He was the most inspirational man to me and he taught me to always believe in myself, and he gave me the self confidence to always strive forward, push forward," said Allie Grisi.
Ingram was also a physical education teacher at Kennesaw Charter Science and Math Academy.
“The guy’s just full of life and energy. I mean he changed a room when he walked into it. He’s just a phenomenal human being,” said Dave Smith.
Ingram's father and stepmother stood in the crowd at the vigil and were moved by the stories they heard.
"I just loved my son and it shows a testament...of the great things he's done," said Jeffery Ingram, Sr.
"It is very rewarding to see that he loved so many children and his family so much," said Stephanie Ingram, Jeff's stepmother.
Police said Ingram was hit by behind while jogging. Police are still investigating the incident. No arrests have been made.
Ingram leaves a wife and two young children.
There will be two visitations on Monday, January 30 from 2:00-4:00 and from 6:00-9:00. The viewing will be at:
2950 North Cobb Pkwy
Kennesaw (770-422-7299)
The funeral service will be at 2:00 on Tuesday, January 31 at:
3450 Stilesboro Road NW
Kennesaw (770-425-6726)
Due to the expected turn out, the service on Tuesday will be held outside. Please plan accordingly and continue to pray that God blesses us with a beautiful day. Please keep the dress casual, and if you can, wear yellow in honor of Jay.
Registration is still open for youth spring soccer. If you have not registered, please do so today.
Deadline for all ages are January 23.
If you played in the fall and are returning in the spring, you will automatically be placed on the same team with the same coach (if your coach is returning).
If you do not wish to play on the same team you must submit in writing to your Park Director your request to be moved to another team.
U6 thru U19 Recreational practices will begin the week of February 20th. Games will begin Saturday March 3rd.
The Smidgets season will begin March 4th
The Little Kickers season will begin March 11th.
Park Directors:
Metro North – Ocean Rose, oceanrose@bellsouth.net
United Quest – Chris Ralston, cralston@hertz.com
Please click on this link to register today: http://www.nasa-ga.org/home/default.asp?menu_category=Recreational&menuid=540&parid=540
Deadline for all ages are January 23.
If you played in the fall and are returning in the spring, you will automatically be placed on the same team with the same coach (if your coach is returning).
If you do not wish to play on the same team you must submit in writing to your Park Director your request to be moved to another team.
U6 thru U19 Recreational practices will begin the week of February 20th. Games will begin Saturday March 3rd.
The Smidgets season will begin March 4th
The Little Kickers season will begin March 11th.
Park Directors:
Metro North – Ocean Rose, oceanrose@bellsouth.net
United Quest – Chris Ralston, cralston@hertz.com
Please click on this link to register today: http://www.nasa-ga.org/home/default.asp?menu_category=Recreational&menuid=540&parid=540
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North Atlanta Soccer Association U-19 team makes in to the National finals
July 26, 2009 Under-19 Boys - Baltimore Casa Mia Bays (MD) 2, NASA 08 Elite (GA) 0
Although the NASA team fell short, they had a great run and represented themselves and the club very well. NASA's Goal Keeper, Alec Kann, earned the tournament’s Golden Glove award as the top Goal Keeper while NASA's Chris Klute was awarded the Golden Boot as the tournament’s Most Valuable Player! Well done to the boys and their outstanding Coach Todd Gispert. July 23, 2009 Coming off of a day one scoreless tie with the Baltimore Bays, Georgia’s North Atlanta Soccer (NASA) 08 Elite was looking to get the offense going in today’s game against Colorado Rush. Christopher Klute had a 3rd minute goal for the early NASA lead. The Rush stayed poised, but was unable to finish any of their five shots on goal. NASA won 1-0 and are set to play Pike Indy Burn of Indiana in the final day of round robin games tomorrow. Win or a tie for NASA tomorrow and they are playing for the National Championship Sunday. The following players comprise the U19 team: Alec Kann, Furman |
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