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Girls Soccer Tryouts and Practices
The CK girls soccer tryouts will be held on August 23rd through August 28th at Brennan Field from 1:00-3:00. The tryouts will be for both the Varisty and JV teams. You'll need to bring water, cleats, and your best effort with you. If you were out of the country and came later than August 28th, you can tryout on September 2nd, 6th, or 10th. Here's the field address: Brennan Field. Juniper Blvd North. Middle Village, New York 11379. Feel free to email or call if you have any questions. Coach John 516-851-3955 |
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Viaggio and Rebecca Make the all City Selection
Congradulation to Christina Viaggio on making it to the Honorable Mention list of the All City Soccer players. Viaggio was an essential part of CK's success in making it to the league's semi finals this year. Also congradulations to Fabiana Rebecca for making the first team All City as one of the top 11 players in the Catholic High School League. Rebecca's selection comes a week after being selected as All Queens first team. Here's the Daily News Article dated 12/8/2009: F Christina Abbate, Bishop Kearney, Sr. Keyed the Tigers attack with 13 goals, leading the team to the Brooklyn/Queens semifinals. F Victoria Chirico, St. Joseph Hill, Soph. Scored the game-winner in a 1-0 Archdiocese finals win over St. Joseph by-the-Sea and notched the first goal in a 3-0 state semifinal win over Fontbonne. F Liz Cholakis, Stella Maris, Jr. M Kathryn Edwards, Molloy, Sr. Heady midfielder captained the Stanner midfield, astutely pushing the attack whenever possible while also marking the opposition's top player. M Kelsey Laro, St. Joseph by-the-Sea, Sr. Senior playmaker ignited the Vikings offense throughout the season, powering Sea to the Archdiocesan championship game. F Kyra Meli, Molloy, Jr. Two-way threat suffered a late-season concussion but returned to the Stanners in time to help them to a second straight Nassau/Suffolk 'A' title. M Emma Pichl, Notre Dame School, Jr. Dominated the midfield on offense and defense, powering Notre Dame to its first-ever Brooklyn/Queens Diocesan title game. F Fabianna Rebecca Christ the King, Soph. Served as the offensive catalyst for a vastly improved Royals team, tallying 15 goals and eight assists for 9-6 CK. D Francesca Rossi, St. Francis Prep, Sr. Frustrated opposing offenses, helping the Terriers hold their own in the tough CHSAA Nassau/Suffolk league. F Colleen Ryan, Fontbonne Hall, Jr. Continued to be one of the league's toughest marks, scoring 15 goals and serving as a constant threat to opposing keepers. G Keelan Smith, St. Joseph Hill, Sr. Recorded shutouts in nine consecutive regular-season games and blanked Staten Island rival St. Joseph by-the-Sea twice.
HONORABLE MENTIONMaria Canicatti, St. Francis Prep, Jr.; Kristen Carew, Spellman, Jr.; Cindy Henderson, Fontbonne Hall, Fr.; Chloe Pagano, Fontbonne Hall, Jr.; Ashley Raaf, Stella Maris, Soph.; Deidre Ray, Mary Louis, Soph.; Nasya Sandy, Spellman, Fr.; Alexis Sassone, Preston, Sr.; Gianna Smith, St. Joseph Hill, Soph.; Christina Viaggio, Christ the King, Soph. Related TopicsRead more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/high_school/2009/12/08/2009-12-08_allcity_teams_chsaa_girls_soccer.html#ixzz0Z6BM1GFw |
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All Queens Soccer Girls Selection
Congradulations to Fabiana Rebecca for making The All Queens Soccer Honors as one of the two best forwards in the Queens for the 2009 school year. Also congradulations to Cindy Rodriguez for making honorable mention at the midfield position and making this list for the second year. Non of this would have been possible without the hard work and dedication of all the players on the team and all the sacrifices that they've shown throughout the workouts and games. The Post's All-Queens girls soccer honorsLast Updated: 10:27 PM, December 1, 2009 Posted: 7:24 PM, November 30, 2009 M Kathryn Edwards, Archbishop Molloy The senior was the workhorse for the Stanners. She would win balls at midfield, both in the air and on the ground. Her toughness was never doubted. Edwards, an excellent passer, was usually the one starting the attack and was an opportunist scorer. M Ebelyse Guaranda, Cardozo Guaranda was the player Tottenville coach George Kaplan was most impressed with because of her speed, toughness and ability to control the game after the quarterfinal loss. The junior scored 15 goals and tallied 10 assists. M Gena Koutsounadis Francis Lewis F Molloy's Kyra Meli is The Post's All-Queens girls soccer Player of the Year.
Even as a sophomore she was the Patriots quiet leader. She scored 12 goals and dished out nine assists, which included having a hand in four of the Patriots seven playoff goals. Koutsounadis did all that as the focus of the team’s defense and helped her squad reach the PSAL A quarterfinals. M Melissa Lijo, Flushing Blink and you might miss her. Lijo is extremely fast with or without the ball and can create goals out of nowhere. The sophomore tallied a remarkable 35 goals and 25 assists, leading Flushing to its second straight undefeated PSAL Class B title. M Creshana Jones, Benjamin Cardozo It’s hard to find someone with a better breakout season than Jones. The junior was moved from sweeper to midfield and will likely not be moving back, not after posting 21 goals and seven assists, and helping 'Dozo reach the PSAL quarterfinals. Jones is super athletic in the air and with the ball in space, and uncatchable if she breaks free. M Deirdre Ray, Mary Louis Coach Nicole Madtes said when the year started the talented sophomore would be the face of Mary Louis soccer for years to come. Ray didn’t disappoint. Good things always seemed to happen then the ball was at her feet. Her accurate shot and excellent foot skills caused the need for multiple defenders to mark her. M Julia Svitsky, Forest Hills Forest Hill coach Bob Sprance wasn’t shy about telling the people the importance of Svitsky to his inexperienced team. The junior scored just four goals, but dished out 15 assists, good for third in the PSAL. She also controlled play at midfield for a team that went 9-2 in Queens A-V. F Fabianna Rebecca, Christ the King The athletic sophomore was the Royals leading scorer this season with 15 goals and eight assists. Her accurate shot and breakaway speed will be paramount when the Royals more to the Nassau/Suffolk division next season. D Francesca Rossi, St. Francis Prep Rossi solidifying the backline was one of the major reasons St. Francis Prep became more competitive in the nightmarish CHSAA Nassau/Suffolk division. Coach John Jenkins moved the senior solely to defense after dabbling with her up front early on. Her strength and quickness to the ball made her a frustration to opposing offenses. Honorable Mention F Liz Cholakis, Stella Maris GK Amanda Coll, Cardozo F Andrea Jimenez, Flushing D Katarzyna Kasza, Long Island City D Sara Lijo, Flushing M Bridgette McCalla, Thomas Edison D Deirdre Quinlan, Archbishop Molloy F Ashley Raaf, Stella Maris M Cindy Rodriguez, Christ the King M Victoria Zacharuk, Mary Louis GK Chelsea Wynne Archbishop Molloy Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/high_school/soccer/new_york_post_all_queens_girls_soccer_GSkclQjSgjWYIDhbDnLZ5O/1#ixzz0YYl3Jq8m |
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Women's Varsity Soccer Team
The 2009 Women's Soccer Team under the direction of Coach John Fayad enjoyed an outstanding season losing in the Brooklyn-Queens CHSAA semifinals to eventual champion Fontbonne Hall 1-0. Congratulations to the women's soccer program for a great season. Go Royals! |
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Royals Cruise to the Semi Finals
The Lady Royals Women Varsity Soccer Team won their quarter final game by a score of 7-0 at Brennan Field today. The team came prepared and ready for the challenge and that showed immediately when Christina Viaggio scored the games first goal in the third minute of the game after receiving a pass inside the box from Guadalupe Quiroz. Quiroz in turn scored five minutes later after receiving a long throw in pass from Stephanie Pidalla. The third goal came in the 30th minute of the game on a solo effort from Fabiana Rebecca. The Royals eventually ended the first half with a fourth goal after three combination passes between Quiroz, Rebecca, and Viaggio that resulted in Quiroz's second goal of the game. Junior Ciera Sessa had an excellent game at midfield and was able to help the CK defenders when St. Saviour applied pressure. Luna Siracusa started the second half in a hurry and was able to score after receiving a give a go pass from midfield from Viaggio in the 42nd minute. Siracusa then added her second goal of the game after sprinting past the Saviour defenders and finishing with a low angled kick to the right of the goalie. The final score came in the 77th minute by Sessa after a great effort on a rebound inside the 18 yard box. The Royals next game is on Thursday November 5th at Dyker Park in Brooklyn vs. Fonte Bonne. |
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CK Women Varsity Soccer Clinches Second Place After 3-0 win over St. John's Prep.
The Christ the King Royals Women Varsity Soccer Team clinched the second place in the BQGCHSAA League. This gave the Royals home field advantage for the quarter finals against St. Savior from Brooklyn. CK needed to win this game in order to knock Stella Maris off second place and they got it done. The actual first half of the game saw the Royals create five chances inside the 18 yard box that were wasted. The eventual first goal of the game came in the 21st minute of the game when Cindy Rodriguez sent a lob pass to fellow senior Susan Conte who was able to score from about six yards out. Forward Luna Siracusa was able to use her speed to create a final chance before the half ended, but wasn't able to finish the play with a goal. In the second half of the game the St. John's team added pressure on the CK defenders, who in turn answered with various saves most notably a sliding tackle from captain Jessica Hensel and a header from Sadira Andujar. Coach John Fayad then changed the formation to a 4-4-2 diamond and that eventually caused the team to move the ball better and create many chances that resulted in two more goals. Guadalupe Quiroz scored the second goal after receiving a long throw in from Stephanie Pidalla inside the 18 yard box. Quiroz scored a second goal after a give and go play with Fabiana Rebecca and a strong shot to finish the game in the 78th minute. The Royals will host St. Savior at Brennan Field in Middle Village on Tuesday November 3rd starting at 3:30 PM. |
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Royals Earn Key Win
Royals earn key win over Stella MarisChrist the King takes advantage of early breaks, in position to claim No. 2 spot in Queens divisionLast Updated: 2:01 AM, October 27, 2009 Posted: 1:39 AM, October 27, 2009 Luck didn’t seem to be on Christ the King’s side early, especially from close range. The Royals saw two point-blank shots gobbled up by Stella Maris keeper Cait Mannes and five corner kicks turn into nothing. Royals coach John Fayad called it the story of his season. “Create, create and most of the time we miss,” he said. One bounce of the ball changed that. Center midfielder Cindy Rodriguez kicked a ball into the box from 35 yards. It bounced once and sailed over the head of Mannes for the game’s first goal in the 27th minute. Fabiana Rebecca, who said she knew things would go her team's way after Rodriguez’s goal, scored her first of two goals and the eventual winner off a corner that deflected off a Stella Maris defender. “It was just dumb luck,” Rodriguez said of her score. “I don’t know, pure instinct.” The Royals grabbed the early advantage and eventually put Stella Maris away, 6-1, in CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens girls soccer at Juniper Valley Park Monday. The win gives Christ the King a chance to pass the Flippers for second place in the Queens division in the season’s final week. CK (7-5) has a game with St. John’s Prep left and Stella Maris (7-3-1) needs to play Fontbonne and Kearney. Stella Maris won the first meeting, 2-1, on Sept. 28. Both teams will make the playoffs, which begin next Tuesday. It will be both teams' final season in the league. Christ the King will play in the CHSAA Nassau/Suffolk 'A' division and Stella Maris will not have a team because the school is closing due to low enrollment. “They had the place we wanted and we had to fight for it,” Rodriguez said Stella did pull within 3-1 on a Regina Paskoff goal. The freshman found herself open at the top of the box and drilled a shot to the top right corner from 25 yards in the 51st minute. The Royals got two scores from Guadalupe Quiroz and a goal and an assist from Christina Viaggio. “I told them today I need them to play loose,” Fayad said. “When I put pressure on them they have underachieved.” Christ the King’s defense played back trying to contain the speed and skill of Stella Maris stars Liz Cholakis and Ashley Raaf. The Royals kept them under wraps for the majority of the game and put continuous pressure on the Flippers' defense, especially in the first half. “As long as our defense keeps communicating like that,” Rebecca said, then we won’t have a problem.” |
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CK On Pace For Home Field Advantage
Getting a win was a must for the Christ the King Women Varsity Team today. CK played Stella Maris at Brennan Field at 4;00 PM in a clash for second place in the CHSAA Queens Division. The game started with both team exchanging possessions at midfield. CK broke the tie in the 9th minute when Senior Cindy Rodriguez kicked the all from a rebound about 22 yards out. Fabiana Rebecca then added a goal of her own from a direct corner kick to end the half with a 2-0 lead for CK. In the second half substitute freshman Guadalupe Quiroz scored in the 14th mionute after a give and go with Rebecca. Stella then made the score 3-1 after scoring on a lob past the jumping senior goalie Sarah Spellman. Stella kept the pressure on after the goal, but Spellman was able to stop all the chances created with the help of solid defensive plays. Rebecca then added her 15th goal of the season after receiving a pass from Christina Viaggio at midfield, sprinted past the last defender, and finished with a goal to the goalie's far post. Viaggio added another goal for CK after a give and go with Rebecca in the 35th minute of the second half. Quiroz concluded the scoring with a solo effort in the 38th minute to end the game with a 6-1 victory. The player of the game was Stephanie Abruzzo who managed to neutralize Ashley Raaf, Stella top goal scorer, throughout the game. Our final game of the season is against St. John's Prep. at Brennan Field on Friday 10/30/2009 starting at 4:00 PM, come support our team. |
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Royals Win 3-0
The CK Women Varsity Team played against St. Agnes at Little Bay Park in Bayside and won the game by a score of 3-0. The field conditions were terrible and prevented both teams from proper passing. CK controlled most of the first half and squandered many chances inside the penalty box. Ciera Sessa and Krystal Guzman missed two wide open shots from inside the 18 yard box as well. Guadaliupe Quiroz scored CK's first goal from a free kick from the right flank side in the 19th minute. The second half was similar to the first one with CK missing many chances until forward Fabiana Rebecca scored in the 51st minute assisted by Quiroz. The last goal of the game was started by Stephanie Abruzzo after she passed the ball between two defenders to Rebecca who in turn dribbled past two players and kicked a ball that got deflected from the goalies hand and Christina Viaggio punched it in the net at the 59th minute of the game. CK's midfielders controlled the game methodically led by senior Susan Conte. CK's next game is against division rival Notre Dame on Wednesday October 21st at Brennan Field in Middle Village at 4;00 PM. |
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The CK Defensers are the reason for the 22 goal differential
The CK defenders have been a big reason why the CK Women's Varsity Soccer Team has a +22 goal differential in the 2009 season. CK has scored 30 total goals in 8 games and only allowed 8 goals this season thanks to the team's defenders. Senior Sadira Andujar, Junior Andrea Pintado, Junior Jessica Hensel, Sophomore Naomi Lakhan, Sophomore Emanuela Concordia, and Senior Stephanie Pidalla have made sure that opposing offenses are only held to an average of 1 goal per game this season. Andujar has been the silent leader among the bunch and shows great determination and atheletic ability during every game. recent communication drills at the practice field is the reason for this defensive improvement this year as well as the girls' ability to learn and improve evident in the turnaround of Pintado's play this season. |
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Lady Royals Win third in a row
The Christ the King(CK) Women Varsity team kept their momentum going by beating St. Saviour from Brooklyn by a score of 6-1. The game was played at Brennan Field at Juniper in Middle Village. Christina Viaggio scored the first two goal of the game, the first one came in the 2nd minute after receiving a give and go ball from freshman Guadalupe Quiroz. The second came from a solo effort in the 12th minute. Quiroz scored her first goal of the season in the 17th minute of the game after getting the ball from outside the 18 yard line from Viaggio. Fabianna Rebecca ended the first half scoring in the 39th after connecting from a direct free kick frm 25 yards out. St. Saviour scored an early goal in the second minute of the second half. Viaggio then competed her hat trick in the 10th minute of the second half after receiving the ball from Rebecca. Sophomore, Luna Siracusa, scored her second goal of the year in the 70th minute from a solo effort coming from the left size of the field. The CK defense was solid as usual anchored by Seniors Sadira Andujar and Stephanie Pidalla. |
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Royals Beat Bishop Ford 5-0
The Christ the King Women Varsity Soccer team(CK) met with perenial playoffs rival Bishop Ford at the Parade Grounds in Brooklyn on Friday October 2nd. The game started with CK playing with an offensive formation and scored in the first 45 seconds after Fabiana Rebecca's shot from 18 yards out. The assist came from Stephanie Abruzzo after she stole a ball from a Bishop Ford midfielder. Rebecca scored a second goal in the 16th minute after a give and go with Christina Viaggio. Rebecca eventually earned her second hat trick of the year after receiving a pass from Amanni Fernandez about 16 yards out. In the second half the CK subs continued pressuring and eventually scored after a solo effort by Viaggio in the 62nd minute. The Royals finished their scoring when defender Naomi Lakhan headed the ball in the gaol from Rebecca's corner kick cross in the 74th minute. The CK defense was barely challenged and Emanuela Concordia made sure to clear the few chances that Ford had. CK's next game is on Monday 10/04 against St. Saviour at Brennan Field in Middle Village at 4:00 PM. |
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Rebecca Completes a Hat Trick
The Lady Royals Women Varsity Team met St. Edmunds at Brennan field today and won the game with a score of 4-0. The Royals controlled the game from start to finish. The home team took 21 shots on goal in the first half which eventually led to Fabiana Rebecca's first goal of the game in the 32nd minute. Amanni Fernandez provided Rebecca with the assist. In the second half, Christ the King was more effective than the first one. Rebecca scored a second goal in the 47th minute after receiving the ball from fellow sophomore, Christina Viaggio. Viaggio in turn scored in the 50th minute of the game after receiving a pass from Fernandez inside the eight yard line. Sophomore, Stephanie Abruzzo, had a great game as well. She provided the forwards with multiple passes that eventually resulted in Rebecca's third goal of the day thus completing her first hat trick of the year. The rest of the game resulted in several wasted chances for the home team. The Royals next game is at Bishop Ford in Brooklyn on Friday October 2nd.
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Royal Rebound
The Christ the King Women varsity soccer team rebounded today with a win over division rivals St John's Prep. 3-0 at Con Edison Field in Astoria. The Lady Royals had lost 3-1 against Fonte Bonne Hall on Wednesday at home and were looking to bounce back on Friday. Cindy Rodriguez scored the game's first goal through a solo effort in the 25th minute. Christina Viaggio scored the second goal in the 22nd minute of the second half after receiving the ball from freshman midfielder, Amanni Fernandez. Viaggio then proceeded to assist defender sophomore, Naomi Lakhan, in the third and final goal of the game in the 23rd minute of the second half. Viaggio was clearly the player of the game and had three more chances to score. |
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New York Post Article- 2009 Season Preview
CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens girls soccer previewChrist the King hopes to challenge lead powers Kearney and Fontbonne, Bishop Ford and Notre Dame among league's bestLast Updated: 12:54 AM, September 21, 2009 Posted: 12:44 AM, September 21, 2009 The Christ the King girls soccer team is in its final season in CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens. The Royals, who have been one of the league’s top teams, will make the move next year to Nassau/Suffolk, where Queens rivals St. Francis Prep, Mary Louis and Archbishop Molloy play. They have a few things they would like to accomplish before they go. Christ the King fell to Fontbonne Hall in the semifinals last year. “Our first goal this year is to win our [Queens/Manhattan] division,” fourthyear CK coach John Fayad said. “Our next goal is definitely to challenge Kearney and Fontbonne. His team lost just two seniors and returns a talented group of sophomores. The Royals have the potential for a superb offense with sophomore Fabiana Rebecca, a 15-goal scorer, back. She will have talented players around her in senior midfielder Cindy Rodriguez, senior Forest Hills transfer Nazarine Caraccioli and sophomore forward Christina Viaggio. “She is more of an attacking center midfielder,” Fayad said of Rodriguez. “She has the strongest foot on the team.” Senior stopper Stephanie Pidalla and sophomore sweeper Naiomi Lakhan, who started last season, lead the defense along with junior Jessica Hensel. Fayad converted midfielder Sarah Spellman into the team’s goalkeeper.
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Royals Women Varsity Soccer Win Big 9-0
The Christ the King Royals Women Varsity Soccer Team competed against St. Agnes High School today at 4:00 PM at Brennan Field in Middle Village to start off the 2009 soccer season. The Lady Royals struck early when forward Fabiana Rebecca scored after receiving an assist from fellow sophomore Christina Viaggio. Viaggio got her second assist of the game in the 14th minute after delivering a nice pass to Nazarine Caraccioli who scored from 15 yards out. Rebecca scored her second goal through a personal effort five minutes later. Caraccioli paid Viaggio back by assisting her with her first goal of the season from a corner kick in the 28th minute. Caraccioli then got her second goal of the game through a great shot from 20 yards out. With multiple substitutions in the second half, the royals kept their momentum by scoring four additional goals. Caraccioli earned her hat trick after scoring in the 43rd minute unassisted. Forward sophomore, Luna Siracusa, scored from inside eight yards after receiving an assist from junior Ciera Sessa in the 48th minute. Krystal Guzman and Stephanie Abruzzo wrapped up the game with two more goals in the 56th and 60th minutes. The Lady Royals defense (Jessica Hensel, Stephanie Pidalla, Naomi Lankhan, Emanuela Concordia, Sadira Andujar and Andrea Pintado) managed to keep the St. Agnes forwards in check throughout the game giving senior goalie Sarah Spellman her first clean sheet of the year. A special thanks to our team statistician Kristy Dice. |
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Support our team
The Christ the King Royals Women Soccer Team starts the 2009 season at home vs. St. Agnes. The game will be played at Brennan Field at Juniper Blvd North at 4:00 PM, we're looking forward to the game and hope that you'll be there to support our team today. Please check our team schedule posted on the school's website for future game dates and field locations. Coach John |
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Women Soccer tryouts
With the start of a new school year our soccer team is looking for talented athletes to tryout for the varsity team. Our Junior varsity team is in its first year of existance and we are looking for soccer players to tryout as well. The tryouts will be at Brennan Field by Juniper in Middle Village from 3:30 until 5:00 PM starting Monday September 14th until Friday September 18th. To tryout just meet us at the turf field at 3:30 or use any of the following contacts: Varsity: Coach John jfayad@ctkrhs.org or call 516-851-3955 JV: Coach Alyssa arocco@ctkrhs.org |
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Cindy Rodriguez made the All-City '08: CHSAA Girls Soccer
Tuesday, December 16th 2008, 3:46 PM PLAYER OF THE YEAR Julie Vigliotti, Notre Dame Academy, Sr. ALL-CITY F Taylor Addison, Spellman, Fr. D Alyssa Grecco, Notre Dame Academy, Sr. F Caroline Jastremski, Notre Dame Academy, Sr. M Kelsey Laro, St. Joseph by-the-Sea, Jr. D Emma Pichl, Notre Dame School, Soph. M Natalie Rivera, Spellman, Sr. M Cindy Rodriguez, Christ the King, Jr. F Colleen Ryan, Fontbonne Hall, Soph. D Daniela Semilia, Bishop Kearney, Jr. F Samantha Wysokowski, St. Joseph’s Hill, Soph. HONORABLE MENTION: Alyssa Azzinaro, St. John Villa, Soph,; Kimberly Biolsi, Spellman, Sr.; Brittney Dombrowski, Molloy, Sr.; Victoria Gurrieri, Notre Dame Academy, Jr.; Katie Henderson, Fontbonne Hall, Soph.; Kristina Iudica, Bishop Kearney, Sr.; Jackie Kelly, St. John’s Prep, Sr.; Kelly McArdle, St. Francis Prep, Sr.; Alexis Sassone, Preston, Jr. |
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Ridgewood Times Article October 9, 2008
On Wednesday, Oct. 1, Christ the King traveled to Parade Grounds Field and defeated Bishop Ford by a 4-1 score. The home team, Bishop Ford, started the game with a very quick goal that came in the first minute of the game. The goal was headed in after a nice cross from the right winger. Christ the King then created a few chances, including a wide open shot from Cindy Rodriguez that was eventually saved by the Bishop Ford goalie. The first CK goal was scored by forward Nicole Capranzano on a solo effort in the 13th minute. Many chances were created right afterwards, including a one-on-one effort by Fabiana Rebecca that was kicked wide right of the keeper. Rebecca, however, made up for the lost chance by scoring CK's second goal in the 30th minute after she reeceived the ball from fellow freshman Christina Viaggio. The second half started with ball exchanges around midfield until Capranzano scored her second goal in the 47th minute assisted by Stephanie Pidala. The final score of the game came in the 63rd minute by Rebecca also assisted by Viaggio, who was elec- tric on the field creating many chances and showing her dribbling abilities. Catherine Pitelli (midfield) played a very solid game especially defensively. With the win CK stays on top of the Queens/Manhattan division with a record of 5-1-1 while Ford stays in third place in the Brooklyn division with a record of 4-2-1. Our next game is next Monday at Con Edison Field against St. John's Prep. |
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Christ the King vs. St. Agnes 2008
Rebecca paves the way in another Christ the King routBy FiveBoroSports.com September 20, 2008 The Christ the King girls’ soccer team improved to 3-0 on the season with another big offensive performance, defeating St. Agnes, 4-0, at College Point Soccer Complex Friday afternoon.
Fabiana Rebecca opened the scoring for the Royals in the 12th minute when her cross deflected off a St. Agnes defender for an own goal. Two minutes later Rebecca scored off an assist from senior Nicole Capranzano to double CK’s lead. Rebecca struck for another goal on an assist from Kristen Sapienza in the 23rd minute and Capranzano scored the final goal of the game in the 31st minute with an assist provided by freshman Catherine Pitelli. After an explosive first half, few scoring chances were created after halftime. The Christ the King defense was solid once again and defensive midfielder Sarah Spellman also played well when she was brought into the game by Royals’ coach John Fayad to replace an injured Capranzano. |
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CTK vs. Notre Dame September 23rd, 2008
All level: Christ the King, Notre Dame play to 1-1 drawBy FiveBoroSports.com September 23, 2008 The Christ the King girls' soccer team extended its unbeaten streak to four games, playing Notre Dame Academy to a 1-1 draw on Staten Island Monday afternoon.
Despite playing on the road, the Royals (3-0-1 CHSAA ‘B’) played a 4-3-3 formation and pressured the hosts from the start as Nicole Capranzano, Fabiana Rebecca, and Cindy Rodriguez each had scoring opportunities. However it was Notre Dame that scored the first goal on a counter two minutes from halftime. With 10 minutes left in regulation, Christ the King coach John Fayad switched to a 3-4-3 formation and the move paid immediate dividends with Rebecca setting up junior defender Stephanie Pidalla with the tying goal. The Royals head to Brooklyn Wednesday to take on St. Edmund at 4 p.m. |
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CTK vs. St. Edmunds Sept. 24th, 2008
Royal romp: CK girls cruise against St. EdmundBy FiveBoroSports.com September 24, 2008 The Christ the King girls’ soccer team continued its winning ways Wednesday afternoon, defeating St. Edmund, 6-0, in Brooklyn to streak its undefeated streak to five games.
Nicole Capranzano put Christ the King (4-0-1) in front early with a third minute goal. Just 11 minutes later, the Royals doubled their lead when Christina Viaggio scored.
As was the case from the opening kickoff, CK found the back of the net quickly when Capranzano set up Royals’ captain Kristen Sapienza in the 50th minute. Viaggio added her second goal in the 66th minute and 10 minutes later completed the hat trick. Coming off the bench late in the second half was Luna Siracusa, who scored three minutes from full time. Thanks to the defensive work of Catherine Pittelli and Jessica Hensel, Christ the King kept another clean sheet. The Royals remain on the road Friday and will take on Bishop Kearney at 4 p.m. |
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CTK vs. Cathedral Prep
CK bounces back to beat Cathedral in girls' soccerBy FiveBoroSports.com October 15, 2008 The Christ the King girls’ soccer team bounced back from a tough loss at St. Agnes to defeat Cathedral, 6-0, at Verrazano Narrows Complex on Monday.
Playing a 3-5-2 formation, the Royals struck early when Cindy Rodriguez scored inside of one minute. Chrsitina Viaggio set up Luna Siracusa two minutes later and Nicole Capranzano gave the Royals’ a 3-0 lead in the seventh minute. Rodriguez found Stephanie Pidala inside of the 18-yard box and the defender scored Christ the King’s fourth goal in the 12th minute, Capranzano then added her 10th goal of the year in the 22nd minute assisted by Kristen Sapienza, who capped the first-half scoring in the 35th minute. Switching back to a 4-4-2, Christ the King (8-2-1 Queens/Manhattan) focused more on possession in a second half that had few scoring chances for either team. |
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CTK vs. St. John's Prep
Christ the King opens season on right footBy FiveBoroSports.com September 19, 2008 The Christ the King girls’ soccer team opened the 2008 season with back-to-back decisive victories, beating rival St. John’s Prep, 5-0, on Monday and then defeating Stella Maris, 4-1, Wednesday afternoon at Fort Tilden.
Christina Viaggio, one of seven freshmen on the field for the Royals, helped set up senior Nicole Capranzano to give Christ the King a 1-0 lead against the Red Storm in the 20th minute. Viaggio then found the back of the net, followed by fellow first-year player Fabiana Rebecca in the 33rd minute. Viaggio added a second goal in the 37th minute and CK carried the 3-0 lead into halftime. After the break, Viaggio completed the hat trick from the penalty spot and then set up captain Kristen Sapienza for the Royals’ final goal in the 66th minute. Christ the King goalkeeper Erika Petschauer made a couple of key saves late in the game and the Royals’ defense was led by sophomores Stephanie Pidala and Sadira Andujar. Two days later, the Royals scored two goals inside of 10 minutes with Capranzano and Rebecca finding the back of the net. Cindy Rodriguez, who set up Rebecca, scored a goal of her own in the 23rd minute to give Christ the King a 3-0 lead at the half. Stella Maris changed tactics and played with three forwards after halftime and the Lady Flippers got within two goals in the 68th minute. But Christ the King had the quick response with Rebecca adding a second goal in the 74th minute on an assist from Luna Siracusa. Sophomore defender Jessica Hensel played solid defensively while freshman defenders Naomi Lakhan and Emanuela Concordia neutralized the aggressive Stella Maris attack in the second half. |
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CTK at St. John's Prep October 7, 2008
A Royal comeback: CK girls score five unanswered goals vs. Red StormBy FiveBoroSports.com October 7, 2008 The Christ the King girls’ soccer team remained atop the Queens/Manhattan ‘B’ division with a comprehensive 5-1 win against St. John’s Prep at Con Edison Field Monday afternoon.
The Red Storm jumped in front just four minutes into the match, but Christ the King (6-1-1) quickly responded on a goal by Kristen Sapienza three minutes later. Cindy Rodriguez set up Nicole Capranzano in the 15th minute and then scored in the waning moments of the first half to give the Royals a 3-1 halftime lead. Fabiana Rebecca scored one minute into the second half with Catherine Pitelli picking up the assist. Capranzano added her second goal of the game in the 56th minute to seal the come-from-behind win. |
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CK Girls Continue On Scoring Streak
Christ the King's girls soccer team started the game with very offensive-minded approach as coach John Fayad played a 3-5-2 formation, which resulted in a quick goal by captain Cindy Rodriguez in the first minute of the game. The Christ the King Royals girls' soccer team consists of (top row, left to right) Naomi Lakhan, Janet Zumba, Assistant Coach Donor Bermudez, Kristen Sapienza, Trainer Anton Turkovic, Ciera Sessa, Andrea Pintado, Head Coach John Fayad, Erika Petschauer, Sadira Andujar, Nicole Capranzano, Emanuela Concordia, Luna Siracusa, Assistant Coach Steven SanGiovanni, Sarah Spellman, Stephanie Abruzzo, Stephanie Pidalla, (bottom row) Krystal Guzman, Christina Viaggio, Fabiana Rebecca, Cindy Rodriguez, Catherine Pittelli and Jessica Hensel. This picture was taken on Oct.14 when Christ the King beat Cathedral 6-0. Freshman Luna Siracusa scored CK's second goal two minutes later, assisted by Chrsitina Viaggio. Nicole Capranzano scored the third goal in the seventh minute on a solo effort. Defender Stephanie Pidala continued CK's first-half scoring in the 12th minute after she received the ball from Rodriguez inside the penalty box. Capranzano then added her 10th goal of the year in the 22nd minute assisted by Kristen Sapienza, who in finished CK's first-half scoring in the 35th minute. In the second half CK changed their team formation to 4-4-2 and mainly controlled the middle of the field. The second half had no scoring and a few chances were squandered by CK forwards to increase the lead, but the Roayls cruised to a 6-0 win. CK's second game in as many days, at St. Saviour's, started with many chances in the first five minutes that were kicked straight to the goalie or kicked wide of the posts. However, freshman Fabiana Rebecca was able to tap the ball into the goal after Capranzano went through the left side and provided a nice cross. The first half ended with a 1-0 score. The home team scored in the second minute of the second half as a result of a defensive blunder by CK. The Royals responded back quickly when Capranzano scored a couple of quick goals assisted by Viaggio and Rodriguez. The final CK goal came in the 73rd minute, as Rodriguez scored assisted by Viaggio after a corner kick for the 4- 1 win. Capranzano was the player of the game and showed tremendous speed and agility throughout the game. |
