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SRU - Welcomes Josh Sterling as College Planning Specialist

Santa Rosa United is pleased to announce Josh Sterling as our College Planning Specialist.

We are excited for Josh to add to our existing program with many new ideas. Josh brings a tremendous amount of experience and expertise to Santa Rosa United. He has helped hundreds of players reach their goal of playing college soccer over the past 12 years.

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2009 College Commitments

Congratulations!

2009 signed commitments:

Hayley Johnson - UC San Diego

Lexi Rubattino - Santa Clara

Alexis Sciacqua - Sonoma State

Bre Taylor - Humboldt State

Christina Tognetti - St Mary's, Moraga

Kelsey Welton - Long Beach University

Cortland Forsyth - CalPoly/SLO

Do you have aspirations to play soccer at the College level?

Many of the SRU teams will be traveling to College Showcase tournaments. To make sure you are prepared be sure to check out the COLLEGE SOCCER GUIDANCE Link. This can

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Congratulations on your college commitments!

Class of 09

Riley Kovatch - Cal Berkeley

Kyle Marsh - Cal Berkeley

Hayley Johnson - UC San Diego

Lexi Rubattino - Santa Clara

Bre Robles - Sonoma State University

Alexis Sciacqua - Sonoma State

Bre Taylor - Humboldt State

Anna Tedeschi - Vanguard

Christina Tognetti - St Mary’s, Moraga

Kelsey Welton - Long Beach University

Cortland Forsyth - CalPoly/SLO

Nico Spann - Sonoma State University

Class of 08

Catherine Barnekow - University of No Carolina at Greensborough

Julianna Bratsberg - Dominican University

Danielle Carr - University Alabama at Little Rock

Elena Catania - Cal State Fullerton

Katherine Deneau - CSU Monterey Bay

Ashley Freyer - USC

Taylor Houston - Dominican University

Kelcey Komrij - University of Connecticut

Megan McQueeny - San Diego State University

Tiffany Hurst - San Diego State University

Katie Benz - Cal Berkeley

Gretel Amman - San Diego State University

Angela Chigazola - Drake University

Amanda Mendenhall - Corban College

Courtney Parsons - University of San Diego

Joan Piasta - University of San Francisco

Andrew Robello - UC Davis

Ethan Shawlee - UC Davis

Class of 07

Capricia Alston - George Mason University

Laura Bahno - San Diego State University

Elise Britt - UCLA

Kim Carroll - Humboldt State

Addie Cartan - University of San Diego

Brittany Finitz - Sonoma State

Shawna Kelley - UC Davis

Emily Lambert - UC Riverside

Vanessa Nieto - Santa Rosa Junior College

Niki Poole - Santa Rosa Junior College

Natasha Richardson - UC Berkeley

Emily Kingsborough - Long Beach State

Lily Sorentino - Loyola Marymount

Evan Chambers - UC Santa Cruz

Patrick Sigler - Cal Poly Pomona

Luke Manton - Santa Rosa Junior College

Class of 06

Alexica Bosque - St. Mary’s Moraga

Sarah Peters - UC Davis

Gina Pelligrini - UC Berkeley

Ryan Corriveau - St. Mary’s Moraga

Devin Collins - Dominican University

Megan Kobler - Humboldt State

Arthur Bahr - Santa Rosa Junior College

Diego Marroquin - Santa Rosa Junior College

Devin Collins - Dominican Univ./SRJC

Hyo Heinz - Santa Rosa Junior College

College Soccer Guidance Program

SR United is committed to providing information and resources to all athletes who have aspirations to continue to play competitive soccer at the college level. There are a variety of options available to the scholar-athlete.

The College Guidance Committee coordinates resume writing workshops, parent and player informational seminars, and individual player consultations with appropriate SR United resources who will work one-on-one with a motivated student to find the next "place to play".

Players be aware the coaches are watching you both on and off the field.

Coaches want players who are mature and who will represent their school well. Losing your temper on the field will not help you get a scholarship. Acting like a jerk off the field could hurt you as well.

Communicate with the coaches in advance, play hard, play well, do your best, and behave like a responsible young adult off the field.