Tag: Massapequa Soccer Club
WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 18): The amazing DiMartino sisters: 4 siblings stand out at the national level (2009)
They could very well be the leading soccer family on Long Island, if not the state or the country.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 18): The amazing DiMartino sisters: 4 siblings stand out at the national level (2009)
They could very well be the leading soccer family on Long Island, if not the state or the country.
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‘SOCCER WAS HIS LIFE:’ How Gene Bodenstein, a stickball player from Brooklyn, fell in love with the beautiful game and made an impact
It all began, quite innocently, with a second grader wanting to play in this new soccer league with one of his friends.
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RIP GENE: Bodenstein, founder of Massapequa Soccer Shop, passes away
By Michael Lewis FrontRowSoccer.com Editor Eugene Bodenstein, the founder the Massapequa Soccer...
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SPOTLIGHT ON: Massapequa Soccer Club
The Massapequa Soccer Club has been named the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association’s club of the month for January.
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OH, BROTHER: As the baby of the family, Dylan Nealis soaked up so much battling his older siblings in the backyard
There’s something to be said about getting beaten up, so to speak, by your older brothers while playing soccer in your backyard.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Special 4): Tina DiMartino Setting an example as big sister (2009)
One Women’s Professional Soccer game showed Christina DiMartino’s worth this season — the Philadelphia Independence’s 3-2 comeback victory over the Atlanta Beat on Aug. 15. The Independence rallied from a two-goal deficit to win as DiMartino struck for the first two goals.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Special 3): Gina DiMartino: Remembering a golden moment (2009)
Gina DiMartino’s most memorable moment? That’s easy — as a member of the U.S. U-20 team that captured the Women’s World Cup in that age group in 2008.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Special 2): Vicki DiMartino: Making her name in college, internationally (2009)
When Vicki DiMartino returned home from the Under-17 World Cup in New Zealand in 2008, Riley went to the airport to greet her and teammate and defender Crystal Dunn, another area player on the team.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Special 1): Rosie DiMartino: The ‘baby’ of the sisters (2009)
Because she is the youngest of the four, Rosie DiMartino has become accustomed to losing one-and-one competitions to her older siblings.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 18): The amazing DiMartino sisters: 4 siblings stand out at the national level (2009)
They could very well be the leading soccer family on Long Island, if not the state or the country.
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FAME FOR THREE: Mayer, Collins, Walker-Hock to be inducted into LI Player Hall of Fame; Bradley to receive LeSueur Ambassador Award
The Long Island Soccer Player Hall of Fame will induct three new members – goalkeeper Alan Mayer, midfielder Michael Collins and goalkeeper Lori Walker-Hock – via a Zoom event Saturday, March 13 at 7 p.m.
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