Tag: Tina DiMartino
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.
Read MoreCHRISTINA DIMARTINO: Setting an example as big sister
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.
Read MoreGINA DIMARTINO: Remembering a golden moment
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.
Read MoreVICKI DIMARTINO: Making her name in college, internationally
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.
Read MoreROSIE DIMARTINO: The ‘baby’ of the sisters
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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FINDING SOME FAME: DiMartino sisters, Wingert, Monroe, Grafer, Sullivan to be inducted into LI Soccer Player Hall
Three sisters from Massapequa, N.Y, a one-time MAC Hermann Trophy winner, a U.S. women’s international midfielder, a goalkeeping standout with the Long Island Rough Riders and MetroStars and a former Rough Rider will be inducted into the Long Island Soccer Player Hall of Fame on Saturday night.
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A HALL OF A LIST: 46 men, women are in the LI Soccer Player Hall of Fame
Since 2013, 46 former players have been inducted into the Long Island Soccer Player Hall of Fame.
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FINDING MORE FAME: Pele heads LI Soccer Player Hall of Fame inductees, which includes Wingert, Grafer, Sullivan, Monroe, DiMartino sisters
Pele started a soccer boom in the United States in the seventies. Pele heads the 2020 class of...
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