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We are putting together some great photos from over the years and adding them to a new photoblog....Check out the image below...Plus you can open images into cool light box photos or drag and drop any image...try it out and share with alumni, friends and family. At the bottom of your screen you will see a new feature called the meebo bar...tell us what you think...
Player Spotlight - Q&A with Brielle Bogan
What's your academic major and how are you able to manage both soccer and your school work?My academic major is Psychology with a concentration in Clinical. As a freshman, I struggled to balance both soccer and my school work. I often found myself cramming the night before or forgetting small homework assignments because I did not prepare properly. I had a tough time finding a group of friends who supported me and ensured I was on track. However, my second semester I started to become closer with the girls on the team...Julia, Sara, Amanda, Lauren, and Jessie. My grades started to improve, as well as my personal confidence, and outlook on Wesley College. In short, I found that being around my teammates was a positive influence. This is because we had the similar schedules, goals, and values both athletically and academically. I am doing much better now and I am a Junior working hard to graduate next spring.
How do you feel about this past season and getting back to the CAC playoffs?
Amaaazinng! Playoffs are what every athlete lives for...it is a game where a team’s record is completely erased and left up to the team’s heart and determination. I knew our team had this after our game against Marymount. This is because in the last 15 minutes of the game we pulled together and encouraged one another not to give up. We knew we were not coming off that field without a win and proved it by scoring 2 goals to end the game.
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What a Journey!
What a great journey it was for the 2009 Wesley Soccer team. The season finished with a 3-2 CAC playoff loss at York College of PA, but I could not be more proud of what this team accomplished. With the toughest schedule in program history we were able to get back to conference playoffs for the seventh time in the last eight seasons. Four of our losses were to teams that made the National Tournament and at one time during the season eight teams on our schedule were ranked in the top 10 of their regional polls. This is a young team with a bright future and the girls are eager to begin preparations for next season.
