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An Open Letter To IHSSCA: Change Is Coming
Joe Trost, columnist for #PrepSportsReport November 13, 2019 To: Illinois High School Soccer Coaches Association (IHSSCA) President Brian Papa (retired teacher) CC: Board members – Joe Moreau (Neuqua Valley teacher); Scott Steib (Barrington teacher), Seong […]
CornerKICKS: Time for the real adult leaders to stand up
Joe Trost, columnist for #PrepSportsReport For the most part this weekend, it’s gorgeous fall weather no matter where you look throughout the Midwest. Family and friends are out enjoying the final weeks of outdoor activities […]
PREVIEW: NATIONAL GUARD BRACKET – 2018 PEPSICO SHOWDOWN GIRLS (CHICAGO)
The 16th Annual PepsiCo Showdown Girls is a high school sporting event unlike any other, featuring 96 high schools, 2,500+ girls soccer players, more than 200 communities and nearly 200 games in an eight-day span. And to top it off, all of those teams and players are at Olympic Park in Schaumburg on back-to-back Saturdays – starting with Opening Day on April 7 and finishing with a massive celebration on April 14 for Championship Saturday. Bob Narang breaks down the U.S. NATIONAL GUARD of the PepsiCo Showdown Girls.
PREVIEW: U.S. COAST GUARD BRACKET – 2018 PEPSICO SHOWDOWN GIRLS (CHICAGO)
The 16th Annual PepsiCo Showdown Girls is a high school sporting event unlike any other, featuring 96 high schools, 2,500+ girls soccer players, more than 200 communities and nearly 200 games in an eight-day span. And to top it off, all of those teams and players are at Olympic Park in Schaumburg on back-to-back Saturdays – starting with Opening Day on April 7 and finishing with a massive celebration on April 14 for Championship Saturday. Bob Narang breaks down the U.S. COAST GUARD BRACKET of the PepsiCo Showdown Girls.
PREVIEW: U.S. AIR FORCE BRACKET – 2018 PEPSICO SHOWDOWN GIRLS (CHICAGO)
The 16th Annual PepsiCo Showdown Girls is a high school sporting event unlike any other, featuring 96 high schools, 2,500+ girls soccer players, more than 200 communities and nearly 200 games in an eight-day span. And to top it off, all of those teams and players are at Olympic Park in Schaumburg on back-to-back Saturdays – starting with Opening Day on April 7 and finishing with a massive celebration on April 14 for Championship Saturday. Bob Narang breaks down the U.S. AIR FORCE BRACKET of the PepsiCo Showdown Girls.
PREVIEW: U.S. MARINE CORPS BRACKET – 2018 PEPSICO SHOWDOWN GIRLS (CHICAGO)
The 16th Annual PepsiCo Showdown Girls is a high school sporting event unlike any other, featuring 96 high schools, 2,500+ girls soccer players, more than 200 communities and nearly 200 games in an eight-day span. And to top it off, all of those teams and players are at Olympic Park in Schaumburg on back-to-back Saturdays – starting with Opening Day on April 7 and finishing with a massive celebration on April 14 for Championship Saturday. Bob Narang breaks down the U.S. MARINE CORPS BRACKET of the PepsiCo Showdown Girls.
PREVIEW: U.S. NAVY BRACKET – 2018 PEPSICO SHOWDOWN GIRLS (CHICAGO)
The 16th Annual PepsiCo Showdown Girls is a high school sporting event unlike any other, featuring 96 high schools, 2,500+ girls soccer players, more than 200 communities and nearly 200 games in an eight-day span. And to top it off, all of those teams and players are at Olympic Park in Schaumburg on back-to-back Saturdays – starting with Opening Day on April 7 and finishing with a massive celebration on April 14 for Championship Saturday. Bob Narang breaks down the U.S. NAVY BRACKET of the PepsiCo Showdown Girls.
Talent Galore: College-bound Stars Ready For PepsiCo Showdown Girls Spotlight
High school girls soccer in Illinois has become a hotbed for college recruiters. In what may be its strongest overall field since the girls portion started, the PepsiCo Showdown will showcase 100s of players set to play in college this fall, along with 100s of future college prospects at the same site on back-to-back Saturdays this month. Checkout the list of just some of the college-bound stars competing in the popular showcase.
With Main Core Back, Willowbrook Ready To Exceed Expectations
Willowbrook sophomore Erinn Bell: “It was fun playing as a freshman on the varsity level last season. You get to compete against better and more experienced players, and then you realize how far you’ve come since you first started playing on varsity. I realized you have to be really aggressive and to be more proactive than reactive.” Bob Narang has the story for #PrepSoccerReport
