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2010 McIntosh Soccer Wrap Up
McIntosh Varsity Final Standings
Ranked # 18 in the Nation by NSCAA
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McIntosh Varsity Boys |
McIntosh Varsity Girls |
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(21-2) Record |
(17-5) Record |
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#2 AAAA Final Standings |
#3 AAAA Final Standings |
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#5 All Classification Standings |
#9 All Classification Standings |
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State Finalist & Region Champions |
State Semifinalist |
McIntosh Varsity Girls All Region Selections
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1st Team All Region |
2nd Team All Region |
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Nikki Atkinson- Goalie (Senior) |
Erin Pincombe- Midfielder (Senior) |
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Brittany Schmidt- Defender (Senior) |
Katie Cameron- Midfielder (Junior) |
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Christine Villanueva- Midfielder (Senior) |
Emily Lecomte- Forward (Junior) |
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Gabbi Seiler- Forward (Freshman) |
McIntosh Varsity Boys All Region Selections
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1st Team All Region |
2nd Team All Region |
Josh Ball- Forward (Senior) AAAA Player of the Year |
Alex Dodson- Defender (Senior) |
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Nate Bruhn- Defender (Senior) |
Westin Lendon- Forward (Sophomore) |
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Anthony Grant- Defender (Senior) |
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Dylan Crocker- Midfielder (Junior) |
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Ryan Navarre- Midfielder (Junior) |
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Josh Slepicka- Goalie (Sophomore) |
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Coach of the Year- Bunky Colvin |
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McIntosh Soccer 2010 Season Records, Accomplishments, and Milestones
- Josh Ball has set or tied several scoring records this season for the Chiefs. Congratulations Josh!
- Josh tied the all time single game scoring record set by Matt Clements in 2001. Josh scored 7 goals in a 10-0 defeat of Villa Rica.
- Broke Matt Clements season scoring record of 36 goals. Josh scored 4 goals in the final season game to finish the regular season with 40 goals.
- Scored the fastest goal to start a game in school history. Against Lithia Springs, Josh opened the game with a goal scored in less than 5 seconds. Against Salem, he scored the opening goal in 20 seconds.
- Coach Marcia Clark, Girls Varsity Head Coach- reached the 100th win milestone as head coach earlier this season. Congratulations Coach Clark!
- Coach Bunky Colvin, Boys Varsity Head Coach- became the winningest coach in school history with his 187th victory in a region win versus Fayette County. Congratulations Coach Colvin!
- JV Girls Team- The JV Girls soccer team coached by Andrew Parlagreco finished a successful 2010 season with 9 wins, 1 loss, and 3 ties. They allowed only 2 goals the entire season and had 11 shutouts in 13 games.
- JV Boys Team- The JV Boys soccer team coached by Drake Dale completed another winning season with an 8-2-2 record.
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| Next McIntosh Soccer Booster Club Meeting |
TBA
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
MHS Media Center
Sharon Gibson
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| McIntosh Soccer Photos Now Available Online |
Philipe Lecomte, father of Emily Lecomte (member of girl's varsity), has taken over 500 photos of the Chiefs Soccer teams in action. The photos are available for purchase through his website www.ptcpictures.com. In addition, photos can be added to over 100 different items including T-shirts, mouse pads, etc. All proceeds from the sale of any items purchased goes to the McIntosh Soccer Booster Club. Thank you Philipe! | |
| Keep Daniel in Your Prayers |
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Daniel Berschinski, MHS 2002 graduate & goalie for MHS, was on patrol in Afghanistan and stepped on an IED. He has injuries that include the loss of his legs. He is at Walter Reed in DC. Please reach out to Robert and Susan Berschinski during this time. Please keep Daniel and his family in your prayers. Once a Chief, always a Chief. It's time for our Chief family to be there for the Berschinski family. |
Women's Soccer
In 1986, Jeff Ford started the women’s program at McIntosh coaching the team from 1986-1990. Ford came back as coach in 1993 leading the Lady Chiefs to the Final Four. In 1991, Sandy O’Loughlin took over the women’s program and, in 1992, led the Lady Chiefs to the first ever women’s State Championship in Georgia. In 1994 and 1995, Lori White coached the Lady Chiefs to back-to-back State Championships giving the program three of the first four women's State Championships in Georgia High School soccer history. In 1996 and 1997, Barb Lyon stepped in and led the Lady Chiefs to 2 Final Four appearances. Stephen Buckner took over the Lady Chiefs program in 1998, leading the Lady Chiefs to a 113-10-4 record, one State Championship, one State Runners Up, and three Final Fours. The 2001 State Champion Lady Chiefs finished 20-0-1 and were ranked #3 in the nation.
Marcia Clark took over in 2004 and has compiled a record of 113-31-6, 2 State Semifinalists, a State Finalist and two state championships. She led the Lady Chiefs to back-to-back State Championships in her first two seasons with the 2005 Lady Chiefs at 24-0-1 and ranked #1 in the Nation by the NSCAA. Overall, the Lady Chiefs Program has a record of 369 wins, 72 losses and 19 ties since 1986. The women’s program has never had a losing season. Since GHSA began state tournaments in 1992, McIntosh has accumulated 6 State Championships, 2 State Finals, 8 State Semifinals, 14 Region Championships, and 12 consecutive NSCAA National Academic Awards.
Men's Soccer
In 1983 the McIntosh Men’s soccer program began under Coach George Fulmer. In that first season the Chiefs had their only losing season finishing 4-5-1. The following year Randy Bortles led the chiefs to a 7-3-1 record. In 1985 coach Jeff Ford began to build a tradition and legacy that continues to this day. In Fords first season, he led the Chiefs to a 10-4-0 season playing the top teams in the state. Due to Ford’s guidance and belief to be the best you must compete against the best, he led the Chiefs to the quarterfinals of the State tournament in his second season. Under Coach Ford the Chiefs made the state playoffs 13 of his 15 seasons, and the region playoffs every year. During this time the chiefs won 10 region championships, were state quarter-finalist four times, in the final four 4 times and reaching the State Championship game twice. In 1992, the Chiefs showed how far they had come under Jeff Ford by winning the State Championship and finishing the season ranked 11th in the nation.
In 2000, long time assistant coach Bunky Colvin took over the Chiefs leading them to the State Championship and a #2 national ranking. Overall, the Chiefs have a record of 375 wins 81 losses and 22 ties. The Chiefs have three State Championships, were twice State Runner-Up, 6 Final-Four appearances, state Quarterfinals 14 times, Region Champions 14 times, and NSCAA National Academic award winners four times. In 2007, the Chiefs finished as State Champions with a record of 21-0-2 and were ranked #2 in the nation. Last season the chiefs finished the season 22-1-0 and ranked #7 in the nation.
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