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ALUMNI
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If your
are a playing BUSC Alumni, and are
not listed, please contact the BUSC
Office, or email busc_alumni@BUSC.org
BUSC Alumni
of all generations.
BUSC has began a Club
History Page (Project) to document and recognize
all of the people, past and present
who have made BUSC’s history.
The Club will be 40 years old next
year! Three generations have played
for BUSC.
If you have Newspaper articles
of major past BUSC events, or pictures
of major Tournament attendance, or
past or present college players, please
scan the files and email them to WEB@BUSC.org with a description of the event, and
who is pictured. We will try to work
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U.S.
ABROAD: Kyle Davies, 17, signs with
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Kyle
Davies, one of the nation's top young
defensive prospects, has signed a three-year
contract with English League Championship
(second division) club Southampton.
Davies, 17, spent two years in the
U.S. U-17 residency program in Bradenton,
Fla., and was a late cut from the U.S.
under-20 national team that qualified
recently for this summer's U-20 World
Cup in Canada.
Davies' father is Welsh,
and his mother is English, so he qualifies
for a British work permit. Davies,
who attended California High School
in San Ramon, Calif., for two years
and played for Ballistic United, will
join another former U-17 resident Andrew
Giallombardo in the Saints' youth system. |
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Former
BUSC Players play for LMU and USF |
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Former
BUSC Players Adam and Rob both play
for LMU and Kyle for USF. The two teams
played there last game of the season
at USF on Sunday Nov 5th.
USF won the game 2-1 in sudden death
overtime. BUSC U-12 United team also
attended the game. Coach Greg Rubendall
was also a former player for LMU. USF
Finished their regular season 12-6-1,
6-1 at home. USF Hosts New Mexico in
NCAA Soccer First Round, Friday night,
November 10th at Negoesco Stadium in
San Francisco |
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BUSC
U18 2005 player, Kyle Davies, selected
to US U-18 Boys National team..
YOUTH: U.S. U-18
boys roster for Slovakia Cup 4/18/2006
10:50:00 AM
The
U.S. under-18 boys national
team will face Slovakia,
Hungary and Malta in group
play in the Slovakia Cup
2006, which will take place
April 20-29 in Piest'any,
Slovakia.
U.S. ROSTER:
GOALKEEPERS --Joe Bendik
(Marietta, Ga.), Brian
Perk (Santa Margarita,
Calif.).
DEFENDERS -- Kyle
Davies (Pleasanton, Calif.),
Kemo Djedovic (Cupertino,
Calif.), Greg Eckhardt
(Orange Park, Fla.),
Doug Ferner (Bloomfield
Hills, Mich.), Blair
Gavin (Scottsdale, Ariz.),
Colin Givens (Troy, Mich.),
Cameron Lamming (San
Juan Capistrano, Calif.).
MIDFIELDERS -- Koaru
Forbess (Benton, Ark.),
Jose Gonzales (Soquel,
Calif.), Daniel Kelly
(Hendersonville, Calif.),
Jonathon Villanueva (Grand
Prairie, Texas). FORWARDS
-- Edgar Barajas (San
Fernando, Calif.), Perica
Marosevic (Rockford,
Ill.), Eber Martinez
(Arlington, Va.), Michael
Stephens (Naperville,
Ill.), Casey Townsend
(Treverse City, Mich.). |
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Kyle
Schlumpf BUSC U18 2005, Honored at
USF Soccer Banquet...
Kyle Schlumpf, BUSC U18’s
2005, was named winner of the Stephen
Negoesco Award at the annual
USF Men's Soccer Banquet that was
held Thursday night at the Carnelian
Roon in downtown San Francisco. He
received the award for best
contribution by an underclassman.
The freshman from Pleasanton, Calif
played in 14 games in his first year,
starting 10 in the defense. |
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BUSC
Players sign national Letters of
Intent for collegiate action |
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BUSC players Kyle Schlumpf
(Amador Valley, Pleasanton, Joel Crompton
( Amador Valley, Pleasanton), Ryan
Callahan (Acalanes, Lafayette) and
Christian Freitas (Beyer, Modesto)
have each signed National Letters of
Intent to pursue soccer at the collegiate
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We at Ballistic United
take great pride in the development
of our members. The competitive
divisions’ greatest success
is ultimately measured by how many
players move on to the highest level
of competition. As demonstrated by
the number of Ballistic players who
go on to play in High School and
in the Olympic Development Program,
as well as at the Collegiate and
National Team level, we have a proven
system of development that prepares
players both physically and mentally
for success. We take tremendous pride
in having had over 150 club players
move on to play collegiate soccer,
as well as placing several members
on US youth National teams and countless
ODP State and Regional teams.
Below is a list of student athletes who have played here at Ballistic United and the schools they have attended. We are very proud of all our players and the way they have represented and continue to represent our club. Here are a few of our more outstanding former members.
Adam Sloustcher, formerly of Ballistic’s ‘86/’87 team coached by Lothar Osiander, is currently a Freshman at the University of North Carolina . In his first year, he started in 18 of the 21 matches in which he played at either the defensive midfielder spot or in the central defense. He helped the Tarheels to a NCAA playoff birth playing in arguably the toughest soccer conference in the nation (Atlantic Coast Conference). Following his successful first year at UNC, Adam earned all ACC Freshman honors. Adam came to UNC via the US Under 17 National team residency program in Bradenton , Fl. He played outside back, and central defender primarily for the US team. Adam left for Bradenton after his sophomore year and completed both his junior and senior academic requirements in a single year in order to come out a year early. Adam starred on a Ballistic United team that won three State Cup Championships and was a Regional runner-up and semi-finalist. |
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Former Ballistic player Kevin
Crow graduated from Amador Valley
HS in 1978. He went on to star on
the San Diego State Men’s team,
earning All-American honors in 1981.
He was then drafted into the MISL
(Major Indoor Soccer League) and
played in San Diego for the Sockers.
MISL League Champions 1984 1986 & 1987-1992
He has been named a part of the ALL-TI
ME MISL team along with players such
as Preki, Tatu and Steve Zungul.
He was the league’s Defensive
MVP in 85, 88, 89, 91 and 92. His
soccer career did not end as a player,
as he continued working in the sport
as the General Manager, and ultimately
the coach of the San Diego Spirit
(of the now defunct WUSA). |
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