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T-CYSA Alumni

The following table lists some T-CYSA alumni and the soccer programs they went on to participate in after their youth careers. Players are listed first by year of high school graduation, then alphabetically by last name.

Please send additions, updates, and corrections to the T-CYSA webmaster.

Year Name College Professional National Teams
1993 Atencio, Matthew Colorado College  
1993 Morton, Matthew Central Washington University    
1994 Atencio, Andres Whitworth College    
1996 Bates, Melanie Evergreen State College    
1997 Erikson, Meotis University of Notre Dame [bio] WUSA: Boston Breakers  
1998 Williams-King, Onie Columbia Basin College    
1999 Delucchi, Jess George Mason University [bio]    
1999 Gies, Cheryl University of Washington [bio]    
1999 Pardini, Mike Seattle Pacific University PDL: Yakima Reds  
1999 Solo, Hope University of Washington [bio] US Women's National Team [bio]
2001 Atencio, Christian University of Denver [bio]    
2001 Dittmer, Lindsay George Mason University [bio]    
2002 Esterhuizen, Hans Seattle University    
2003 Babenko, Mike Gonzaga University    
2003 Ghbein, Rashid Concordia University    
2003 Graham, Joey Concordia University    
2003 Herrera, Jose Seattle Pacific University    
2003 Hoenshell, Matt Azusa Pacific University    
2003 Ingalls, Bryan Spokane Falls Community College    
2003 McCurdy, Rob Linfield College    
2003 Pele, Jason University of Evansville    
2003 Ronish, Rob LeTourneau University    
2003 Sheppard, Ian George Fox University    
2003 Willett, Chris University of Redlands    
2004 Mertens, Cameron Seattle University [bio]    
2005 Bird, Wes Whitman College [bio]    
2005 Cejka, Lindy Walla Walla Community College [bio]    
2006 Arnold, Alli University of Idaho [bio]    
2006 Bersing, Caitlyn Washington State University [bio]    
2006 Fitzgerald, Sharee Walla Walla Community College [bio]    
2006 Jones, Justine Walla Walla Community College [bio]    
2006 Lesko, John University of South Carolina, Aiken [bio]  
2006 McNeill, Corrie Walla Walla Community College [bio]    
2006 Perez, Ashley University of Idaho [bio]    
2006 Renz, Tana Walla Walla Community College [bio]    
2006 Rogalsky, Derek Seattle University [bio]    
2006 Sinclair, Taylor Walla Walla Community College [bio]    
2007 Bakker, Kelsey University of Memphis    
2007 Buckley, Brianna Carson-Newman College [bio]    
2007 Davin, Sidonia Whitworth College [bio]    
2007 Hostetler, Kelly Columbia University    
2007 Martin, Lyndsey Eastern Washington University [bio]    
2009 Jansen, Ellen Catholic University of America [bio]    

Local Players in the Spotlight

Several players from the Tri-Cities have been in the news recently.

Hope Solo

Hope Solo was the starting goalkeeper for the US Women's National Team in 2006 as they won the Four Nations Tournament in China and finished second in the Algarve Cup in Portugal. She was named the Best Goalkeeper in each tournament. She continued as the starting goalkeeper during the second half of the year as the team also won the Peace Queen Cup in South Korea and the CONCACAF Women's Gold Cup at home. The Gold Cup wins qualified the team for the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup in China.

Hope continued as the starting goalkeeper for the US Women's National Team in 2007 as they won the Four Nations Tournament in China again. She was also named the Best Goalkeeper again.

Hope played in the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup.

Hope continued as the starting goalkeeper for the US Women's National Team in 2008 under new head coach Pia Sundhage, and helped the team win the gold medal at the 2008 Olympics in China.

  Preston Zimmerman completed the US U17 Men's National Team Residency Program and signed a contract with German club Hamburg in 2006. He played on the US U20 Men's National Team in the 2007 FIFA U20 World Cup.
  Brandon Zimmerman, Preston's younger brother, entered the US U17 Men's National Team Residency Program in January 2006. He played on the US U17 Men's National Team in the 2007 FIFA U17 World Cup.

Congratulations and best wishes as you pursue your dreams!

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