19Th Annual Fall Roundup Results

Thu., Aug. 17, 2000

Several North Side teams earned championships at last weekend’s Fall Roundup Soccer Tournament.

The 19th annual Fall Roundup, hosted by the River City Steelers Soccer Club, attracted 68 boys and girls teams from Montana, Idaho and Washington to the new Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in the Valley.

The Spokane Shadow beat the Breakers 1-0 to win the U-13 girls title.

Shadow team members include Teresa Tinkle, Amy White, Sarah Russlell, Chelsea Starkey, Nikki Hart, Anna Hartz, Andrea Leveque, Lesley Beaton, Kati Bronson, Erika Hordbiowski, Sarah Jennings, Anyshia Madison, Jennifer Lenz, Jillian McAndrews, Maggie Yates and Mallory Hamby. The team is coached by Nichole Dauer.

The Spokane Shadow defeated the SSC Falcons 6-0 to win the U-14 boys division.

Shadow team members include Jeff Srock, Steven Woodley, Forrest Orme, Daniel Anderson, Eric Bofencamp, Adam Van Noy, Corey Langill, Joe Cortex, Alex Groth, Steve Settles, Danny McKinnon, Tim Roffler, Keith Kirsch, Drew Hill, Ray Kelly and Tony Huffman. The team is coached by Stuart Rose.

The Sabers beat the River City Steelers 4-1 to claim the U-14 girls title.

Sabers team members include: Chrissy Smalley, Heather Morford, Erin Gallagher, Ashlee McCaslin, Sarah Waugh, McKinzie Strait, Becky Anderson, Shawna Viren, Alana Quist, Jennia Nicol, Stacey Blodnick, Ashley Nelson, Michelle Hegg and Anna Lahde. The Sabers are coached by Marc McCaslin.

The Sabers beat the SCC Falcons 5-0 to earn the U-15 boys silver division championship.

Sabers team members include Adam Gilbrech, Adam Kleckner, Brandon Wendt, Christian Monahan, Devin Beru, Erik Carlson, Evan Tewel, Jason Ferraro, Jon Anderson, Josh Domer, Kris Owens, Lewis Turner, Michael Smalley, Noah Best, Ryan Jordan, Jared Crabtree, Alex Cusick and Josh Morford. The Sabers are coached by Pat Ferraro.

The Vision beat the Flames 3-2 to claim the U-16 girls title.

Vision team members include Catherine Skaggs, Elaine Chu, Lindsey Poole, Jennifer Hart, Dara Tisthammer, Kailin Henry, Chelsea Lehn, Carrie Henson, Loren Nay, Jennifer Jewett, Kathleen Blood, Lindsay Whitley, Shera Purcell, Kelsey Lincoln, Kendra Black, Kristin Miller and Laura Heath. The team is coached by Jim Hart.

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