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November 22, 2013 |
Brentwood, TN - Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner Beth DeBauche announced the hiring of Stephanie Castera as Assistant Commissioner for Institutional Services on Friday. Castera will begin her duties with the OVC in January.
Castera joins the OVC staff after spending the past six-plus years working at the NCAA in several different roles. She started as an intern in the NCAA Eligibility Center in June 2007 and was in that role for a year before being hired as a coordinator in Academic and Membership Affairs. After nine months in the role as coordinator, Castera was promoted to assistant director, a position she has held since March 2009.
Stephanie Castera OVC Assistan Commissioner(OVC Sports)
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October 27, 2013 |
From www.nashvillesportsnetwork.com
Nashville, TN - The Belmont University men’s soccer team returned to its winning ways on a brisk fall evening Saturday as the Bruins shutout Buffalo, 1-0, in a defensive battle.
Belmont (5-8-2) lit up the scoreboard for what proved to be the only time on the evening as sophomore Alfred Edmonds (San Jose, Calif.) took a deflected ball to punch in an unassisted goal in the 38th minute of the first half.
Belmont defeats Buffalo 1-0(Belmont Sports)
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July 25, 2013 |
Nashville, TN - Belmont University has been awarded the 2012-13 Ohio Valley Conference Institutional Academic Achievement Award. The award is presented annually to the member institution with the greatest percentage of its eligible student-athletes that earn a 3.25 grade point average or higher for that academic year. Morehead State University was second followed by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and the University of Tennessee at Martin.
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Clarksville, TN — Rossview High School boys soccer team controlled play for most of the night May 14th — in the opening round of the Region 5-AAA tournament — versus Hendersonville, but couldn’t find the back of the net in a season-ending 2-0 loss.
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Clarksville, TN - West Creek hosted Springfield in men’s soccer in the first round of the District Tournament last night.
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Clarksville, TN– Clarksville Academy, a Pre-K through 12th grade private college preparatory school is excited to announce Amilcar Castro as Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach. Castro has years of experience on the field and CA is proud to have him join the coaching staff.
Peterson said of the announcement, “I couldn’t be more pleased with the newest addition to our coaching staff. Castro was a standout among our applicants with his skills, passion and experience. His background and knowledge of soccer is tremendous. He is very well known in the soccer community of Clarksville and we know that he will make a huge impact on our soccer program right away. He has the knowledge, drive and leadership qualities that will help us establish an excellent school wide soccer program.”
Castro started coaching with local soccer clubs in 2006. His experience spans a wide age range and covers both boys and girls ages 9-18. He was Director of Coaching at Clarksville Impact and coached the Clarksville Royals. He currently serves as Technical Director of Joga Bonito Foot-Skills Academy.
Castro has lived in Clarksville 12 years, after transferring here with the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell. He is a veteran of the war in Iraq (Operation Iraqi Freedom) and did two peacekeeping tours, one in Kosovo and one in Korea. Amilcar has three daughters who will be joining Clarksville Academy.
He is ready to begin this new phase of his life, “I am truly excited and honored to be provided the opportunity to coach the Clarksville Academy Boy’s Soccer Team. I would like to thank Mrs. Drew, Jake Peterson and especially Coach Logan Snyder for providing me a great foundation of young men to work with. As a CA soccer coach, my plan is to grow and develop the Soccer Program at Clarksville Academy. I will establish a culture of winning while molding players into respectful, driven young men who will contribute to the next generation in all facets of life.”
For more information on Clarksville Academy and it’s athletic programs visit, www.clarksvilleacademy.com
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May 25, 2012 |
The Royals Futbol Club has acquired land for a soccer practice facility and will have a groundbreaking ceremony at 11 a.m. Saturday at 15441 Sale Road in Clarksville.
The Royals Futbol Club has acquired land for a soccer practice facility and will have a groundbreaking ceremony at 11 a.m. Saturday at 15441 Sale Road in Clarksville.
The Royals Futbol Club bought 47.78 acres that will comprise of three 360′ x 240′ fields, two 330′ x 210′ fields and four 240′ x 150′ fields. The new complex will also have restrooms, concessions building and about 479 parking spots.
The designs of the complex were made by Lobe & Associates.
“We’re excited about the ground breaking and to get those acres to help our club and to give our kids to opportunity to grow into really good soccer players,” Royals FC Director of Coaching Daniel Paschedag said. “And that’s what the club is for, to give kids every opportunity to become a good soccer player. We are very fortunate we are able to use the facilities at Rossview High School right now, but we have way too many kids for one field. In order to give them adequate space and our coaching staff the opportunity with the proper space and conditions to be able to work tactical parts of the game to become good soccer players. So it’s going to be a very, very good tool for and of course it will be a home for our players and a place where the club can be together. We had our 20th anniversary last year and on Dec. 2 we signed the papers for the land.”
For more information on the Royals Futbol Club click here. Daniel Paschedag will be a guest on ‘From the Sideline’ with James Horne and Wade Neely at 5 p.m. today on WJZM and you can catch the podcast later at http://wjzm.com/podcasts/category/from-the-sideline/.
May 16, 2012 |
Clarksville High lost to Hendersonville 5-1 in a Region 5-AAA semifinal game in Hendersonville. (Photo courtesy Hendersonville Standard)
Hendersonville, Tenn. — It’s like it’s a broken record and unfortunately it is, but Clarksville High lost to Hendersonville 5-1 Tuesday night in a Region 5-AAA game at the Field of Dreams Stadium.
It marks the sixth-straight time Clarksville High has lost to Hendersonville in the Region bracket.
The Wildcats (11-8-3) last beat Hendersonville (14-6-1) in 2002 and even lost to the Commandos 5-2 on March 23 this season.
Rafael Garduza scored Clarksville High’s lone goal.
In the other Region 5-AAA game, Dickson County blanked Gallatin 3-0.
That means Hendersonville will meet Dickson County there at 7 p.m. Thursday for the Region 5-AAA championship. Both teams have earned spots in Sectional play.
Hendersonville 5, Clarksville 1
First Half
H – Kieran McFadden (33:19 left in 1st)
H – Ryan Odum (24:59 left in 1st)
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Second Half
H – Ryan Odum (34:45 left in 2nd)
H – Kieran McFadden (25:38 left in 2nd)
H – Randy Reichenberger (17:09 left in 2nd)
C – No. 19 Rafael Garduza (4:40 left in 2nd)
Clarksville High lost to Hendersonville 5-1 in a Region 5-AAA semifinal game in Hendersonville. (Photo courtesy Hendersonville Standard)
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May 15, 2012 |
Clarksville High is looking to exercise a demon when it faces Hendersonville in a Region 5-AAA semifinal game at 7 p.m. tonight at the Field of Dreams Stadium in Hendersonville.
Clarksville High (11-7-3) is the runner up from District 10-AAA, while Hendersonville (13-6-1) comes in as the District 9-AAA champion.
The winners will advance to face the winner of 10-AAA No. 1 Dickson County vs. 9-AAA No. 2 Gallatin on Thursday at 7 p.m in the Region 6-AAA Championship game. Both teams that earn spots in the 6-AAA final will move on to Sectionals.
Clarksville High has a long history of making it to Regional play, it’s the Wildcats 9th trip since 2002.
It’s just that Clarksville High has is currently mired in a five-game losing streak to Hendersonville. The last time the Wildcats beat Hendersonville was in 2002 when they earned a trip to the state tournament.
Clarksville High and Hendersonville have met once this year, a 5-2 victory by Hendersonville there on March 23.
Region 5-AAA Tournament
Tuesday’s Games
Clarksville High at Hendersonville, 7 p.m.
Gallatin at Dickson County, 7 p.m.
Thursday’s Games
Winners meet
Saturday’s Games
Sectionals
May 11, 2012 |
DICKSON, Tenn. – Dickson County won the regular season and then made it the double by winning the District 10-AAA Soccer Tournament with a 3-0 win over Clarksville High at home Thursday night.
Both 10-AAA runner up Clarksville High, as the visitor to the 9-AAA champion, and Dickson County, as the host of the 9-AAA No. 2, move on to Regional play Tuesday. Clarksville will play at Hendersonville while Dickson County will host Gallatin. The winners of Tuesday’s matches will advance to Thursday’s Region 5-AAA title game.
Dickson County 3, Clarksville High 0
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FINAL |
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| Dickson County |
2 |
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