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Megan Hallman

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My name is Megan Hallman and I am an alumnus of the Winslow Township Soccer Association. I started playing soccer when I was five years old. I played in the Micro and Mini novice programs until I was ten, when I had joined the travel program. WTYSA opened the door, which allowed me to advance my skills to be a four year varsity starter, and to play two years in college at Wesley College and The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. WTYSA was the home where I had developed my love and passion for the game.

I did not know how much passion I had for the game, until I started volunteering to coach for TOTS, Micro and Mini novice leagues. Thanks to my Dad and Mom, who were the head coaches, they helped me to begin coaching as a freshman in high school. They helped me to find my real passion for the game—inspiring kids to dream and to help them achieve their goals.

These days, I teach Math, and I am the head Varsity soccer coach at Cedar Creek High School in Egg Harbor City. Now every day, I am able to inspire, challenge, and watch my girls succeed. …And what success we have had!! In the fall of 2010, our high school opened with freshman and sophomore classes. This was the first year that we had a junior varsity girl’s soccer program. As a JV team, we were undefeated. Fall of 2011 was our first year as a Varsity program, we finished with a winning record, and “we put Cedar Creek on the map for teams to watch in South Jersey.” In our first year playing Varsity, we made it to the playoffs advancing to the second round. The girls learned valuable lessons that dedication and commitment to every practice and every game can translate to success, and to set goals to win a state championship. Being a coach is more than just wins and losses, I enjoy making and maintaining positive relationships with my players. I enjoy challenging them, building up their spirits, and watching them succeed through hard work and determination. Being a coach is my greatest achievement that started by playing soccer through the WTYSA!

Kaelyn Pizarro

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Started playing intramural soccer at WYTSA in 2002 and then played travel with the Winslow Sharks for four years ( U11 to U14) and the Winslow Bluestars U16. Kaelyn also served as a referee for the WTYSA for four years ( 2006-2009)and help out with the Cleats Recycling program.

In high school ( Eastern HS) she played JV as a freshman/Soph and Varsity as a Junior/Senior.

Kaelyn is attending Chestnut Hill College pursuing a degree in Early Education and playing soccer for the Griffins.

Link to Kaelyn CHC roster info

http://www.griffinathletics.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=854&path=wsoc

Awards

Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Fall 2010 Rookie Player of the Week 10/11/2010
Chestnut Hill College Athlete of the Week 10/12/2010
Eastern HS Senior year Varsity Soccer - All Conference 2^nd Team
Eastern HS Unsung Hero Award - Senior (Varsity) and Sophomore (Junior Varsity)
Youth Premier Soccer League Summer 2009 - Player of the Week and U17G All Conference Team

Alex Rodier

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Youth Soccer:

- Winslow Township Youth Soccer Association

- South Jersey Barons

- Glassboro Elite Soccer

High School Soccer:

- Williamstown High School Boys Soccer
- Tri-County Conference Royal Division Champions 2005, 2006, 2008

- First Team All Tri-County Royal Division Conference 2008

- 2008 Offensive MVP Award – Williamstown High School

- South Jersey Senior All Star Game

- New Jersey Senior All Star Game

- WTYSA Scholarship Award

College Soccer:

- Dominican College – ( Business Management )

- Dean’s List – 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

- NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer – 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

http://www.chargerathletics.com/sports/msoc/2012-13/bios/rodier_alex

- 3 year starter Dominican College Chargers

- 2010 CACC Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Champions

- All – CACC First Team

- All – CACC Tournament Team

- CACC Player of the Week

* Led Chargers team in scoring and points.

- 2012 CACC Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Champions

- 2012 USL Premier Development League – Westchester Flames

Kyle Thompson

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After relocating to Toms River from Winslow, Kyle played high school soccer at Toms River HS South, where he was named MVP of the Freshman team. He went on to become a three-year varsity player as a defender earning second team All Ocean County honors in 2008, his senior year.

He continued playing soccer at Centenary College (Hackettstown, NJ) , a Division III school in the Colonial States Athletic Conference. While at Centenary, he played mid and earned all CSAC (Colonial States Athletic Conference) Second Team honors. He also was named the Colonial States Athletic Conference Men's Soccer Player of the Week (after scoring the game winning goal and one assist in a 3-2 double-overtime win over league titan Cabrini. The game-winning goal gave Cabrini their first conference loss in over a year, a 10-game stretch). Kyle also played goalie on the Centenary Men's Lacrosse team during the 2011 season).

In addition to playing collegiate soccer, Kyle also played defense for the semi-pro New Jersey Blaze during during the team's 2009 inaugural season in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL), a national amateur league at the fourth tier of the American Soccer Pyramid, in the Northeast Keystone Division.

While at Winslow, Kyle was on the Piranhas and the Rebels Travel Team ("coach" Steve Laverty).

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