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Boston public schools are slated to play soccer all-star game

Posted by Zuri Berry November 5, 2009 06:00 PM

From the Globe's Robert Hohler:

For the first time in five years, soccer players in the Boston public schools are scheduled to play an all-star game tonight at White Stadium as part of the city's quest to boost pride, participation, and a competitive edge in interscholastic sports. The city revived the game with help from the Boston Scholar Athlete program, which Mayor Thomas M. Menino created in August with a $1 million grant from Suffolk Construction Co.'s Red & Blue Foundation to address serious inadequacies in the city's high school sports system.

Soccer was the first sport to benefit from the project, with teams receiving new uniforms as well as equipment they lacked, including goals at several practice fields. Intramural programs were formed at schools without interscholastic soccer, and players at every level were coached to place a greater emphasis on academic achievement.

The girls game is scheduled for 6 p.m., the boys play at 7:30 p.m.

(Boston Latin School's teams are not included because they compete in the
Dual County League. The East Boston boys chose not to participate to try to
prevent injuries before the state tournament.)

Boston Girls Soccer All-Stars

Boston Latin Academy Gigi Coletta Emily Kilbourn-Shear ElizabethRockett

Brighton
Zainab Hussein
Jeimy Fernandez
Patricia Lopes

Burke
Hena Lopes
Helia Correia
Raiana Lima
Patricia Silva

East Boston
Darlenne Chavarria
Kelly Interiano
Raquel Buonrostro

English
Tracy Arteaga
Andrea Ochoa
Chaquita Ross

Madison Park
Leila daSilva
Idneia Semedo
Nuria Teixeira
Tesla Castillo

O'Bryant
Stephanie Reyes
Claribel Rosa
Angie Rodriguez

Snowden
Quenella Cardoso
Adriana Perez
Ronasia Perry

West Roxbury
Eliana Escobar
Ladjuana Guichard
Vanessa Jordan

Girls Intramurals

Charlestown Natalia Degannes Si Yan Lin

Dorchester
Aaliyah Williams
Andgelani Bembeleza

Hyde Park
Vanusa Varela

New Mission
Nina Marrero
Amy Chery

South Boston
Leidirce Freire
Fran Quinn

Boston Boys Soccer All-Stars

Boston Latin Academy
Ignacio Farias
Derek Miller
John Fox

Boston International
Wuilito Fernandes
Jose Barros
Alemao Menchaca

Brighton
Ibrahim Tiene
Douglas Inacio
Tornyeli Amidoadzi

Burke
Bruno Borges
Kwame Nicolas
Jovan Scott

Charlestown
Jason Mendoza
Manny Andrade
Brenton Beaufils

Dorchester
Quesi James
Montfort Bembeleza

English
Hermon Woldeghiorgis
Woody Italien

Hyde Park
Vladmir Mead
Richard Augustine
Amer Fadelelsad

Madison Park
Andre Rigaud
Arlindo DePina
Claudio Soares

O'Bryant
Ronald Ilia
Deinma Dikibo
Adam Zayek

Snowden
Robinson Medina
Mohammed Toure
Julian Garces

South Boston
Vinh Nguyen
Man Pham
Phat Luu

West Roxbury
James Germain
Alteus Judelin

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