Soccer showcase this Saturday
Hungry Horse News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 12 years, 5 months AGO
The second annual Senior Showcase soccer games will take place at Memorial Fields, in Whitefish, on Saturday, Nov. 3. Last year, 800 spectators watched 80 of the valley’s best high school soccer players perform.
Game times for the high school seniors are 1:30 p.m. for the boys and 3 p.m. for the girls. Game times for the ex-collegiate and semi-pro players are 4:30 p.m. for the Flathead Rapids Women vs. Green Monarchs, and 6:15 p.m. for the Flathead Rapids Men vs. Missoula FC.
Local high school players include:
Girls — Columbia Falls, Danielle Deventhal, Gabby Keller, Kinzie Howell, Kira Kamrud; Libby, Sarah Nash, Elly Webster, Becca Kyriss, Erin Rogers; Whitefish, Megan Danczyk, Janessa Courtney, Perrey Sobba; Glacier, Anna Deleray, Shaniya Carey, Dani Crandell, Lauren Waldenberg, Zoe Breeding, Abbe Breeding, Sara Burch, Kaci Purdy; Stillwater, Jessica Koch; Bigfork, Danielle Keeler, Jenni Kriskovich, Jazzmyn Musser, Marriah Bardstreet.
Boys — Columbia Falls, Luke Kaslauskas; Libby, Jake Reny, Austin Nagle, Jeremy Helmrick, Chris Lundin; Bigfork, Matt Killian, Anthony Fopp, Austin Gordon, Seth Roessman; Stillwater, Zac Waldher; Whitefish, Sean Janni, Thomas Clark, Addison Clark, Iaian Cameron, Brandon Feuhrer, Chance Ling, Mike Riemer; Flathead, Monte White; Polson, James Larson; Glacier, Tanner Maroney, Jake Lockwood, Matt Peters, Drew Silvers.
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