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2014 USA National Player Development Camp allocations

Re: 2014 USA National Player Development Camp allocations

Congratulations to all,

I have been down this road at the highest levels, its a crap shoot! so many things are taken into consideration, and yes, the best players don't always go!!
The reality is that USA Hockey has done their homework, and they ALREADY know "give or take 2-3 girls who's there! the rest of you are fodder! Don't get me wrong, if you work, get lucky and do something that catches their eye you might get a chance, but for the most part they already know who they are looking at.

I was selected to every camp from 12-16 won National titles, selected too the 18 selects and national team, played on the international stage sporting my country's colors. I was lucky!! I didn't get a shot at the Olympics not a sniff, oh I beat all the numbers, thought that I did the right things to advance the sport and make myself better, but if you want to realize the dream of being an Olympian you need an angle that can be exploited, Twins, short and fast, parents who were/are great athletes or ? or just really good and young!

Making it to the next level in team sports is probably the toughest as it is so subjective, not like track, swimming, or archery where there is a clear consistent winner, this is subject to a group of people watching you, your family and how well do you fit in!

I have known a lot of great athletes and had the privilege of playing with or against a lot of them! I have also watched a lot of them come to the end of their careers, not knowing what to do next.

Play this sport, be the best you can be, hope that it helps to get you a great education and a lot of great memories but don't be blinded and believe that the best make it and that you must not be the best because you didn't.

Always your friend

Player
 
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YabaDabaDoo said:
Congratulations to all,

I have been down this road at the highest levels, its a crap shoot! so many things are taken into consideration, and yes, the best players don't always go!!
The reality is that USA Hockey has done their homework, and they ALREADY know "give or take 2-3 girls who's there! the rest of you are fodder! Don't get me wrong, if you work, get lucky and do something that catches their eye you might get a chance, but for the most part they already know who they are looking at.

I was selected to every camp from 12-16 won National titles, selected too the 18 selects and national team, played on the international stage sporting my country's colors. I was lucky!! I didn't get a shot at the Olympics not a sniff, oh I beat all the numbers, thought that I did the right things to advance the sport and make myself better, but if you want to realize the dream of being an Olympian you need an angle that can be exploited, Twins, short and fast, parents who were/are great athletes or ? or just really good and young!

Making it to the next level in team sports is probably the toughest as it is so subjective, not like track, swimming, or archery where there is a clear consistent winner, this is subject to a group of people watching you, your family and how well do you fit in!

I have known a lot of great athletes and had the privilege of playing with or against a lot of them! I have also watched a lot of them come to the end of their careers, not knowing what to do next.

Play this sport, be the best you can be, hope that it helps to get you a great education and a lot of great memories but don't be blinded and believe that the best make it and that you must not be the best because you didn't.

Always your friend

Player
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Re: 2014 USA National Player Development Camp allocations

YabaDabaDoo said:
Congratulations to all,

I have been down this road at the highest levels, its a crap shoot! so many things are taken into consideration, and yes, the best players don't always go!!
The reality is that USA Hockey has done their homework, and they ALREADY know "give or take 2-3 girls who's there! the rest of you are fodder! Don't get me wrong, if you work, get lucky and do something that catches their eye you might get a chance, but for the most part they already know who they are looking at.

I was selected to every camp from 12-16 won National titles, selected too the 18 selects and national team, played on the international stage sporting my country's colors. I was lucky!! I didn't get a shot at the Olympics not a sniff, oh I beat all the numbers, thought that I did the right things to advance the sport and make myself better, but if you want to realize the dream of being an Olympian you need an angle that can be exploited, Twins, short and fast, parents who were/are great athletes or ? or just really good and young!

Making it to the next level in team sports is probably the toughest as it is so subjective, not like track, swimming, or archery where there is a clear consistent winner, this is subject to a group of people watching you, your family and how well do you fit in!

I have known a lot of great athletes and had the privilege of playing with or against a lot of them! I have also watched a lot of them come to the end of their careers, not knowing what to do next.

Play this sport, be the best you can be, hope that it helps to get you a great education and a lot of great memories but don't be blinded and believe that the best make it and that you must not be the best because you didn't.

Always your friend

Player
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Really????? Player? OK!
 
Re: 2014 USA National Player Development Camp allocations

YabaDabaDoo said:
Congratulations to all,

I have been down this road at the highest levels, its a crap shoot! so many things are taken into consideration, and yes, the best players don't always go!!
The reality is that USA Hockey has done their homework, and they ALREADY know "give or take 2-3 girls who's there! the rest of you are fodder! Don't get me wrong, if you work, get lucky and do something that catches their eye you might get a chance, but for the most part they already know who they are looking at.

I was selected to every camp from 12-16 won National titles, selected too the 18 selects and national team, played on the international stage sporting my country's colors. I was lucky!! I didn't get a shot at the Olympics not a sniff, oh I beat all the numbers, thought that I did the right things to advance the sport and make myself better, but if you want to realize the dream of being an Olympian you need an angle that can be exploited, Twins, short and fast, parents who were/are great athletes or ? or just really good and young!

Making it to the next level in team sports is probably the toughest as it is so subjective, not like track, swimming, or archery where there is a clear consistent winner, this is subject to a group of people watching you, your family and how well do you fit in!

I have known a lot of great athletes and had the privilege of playing with or against a lot of them! I have also watched a lot of them come to the end of their careers, not knowing what to do next.

Play this sport, be the best you can be, hope that it helps to get you a great education and a lot of great memories but don't be blinded and believe that the best make it and that you must not be the best because you didn't.

Always your friend

Player
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A lot of truth here.

Chip:cool:
 
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Southeastern Selections:
1997 Mackenzie Lancaster Forward
1998 Madison Farrand Forward
1998 Alexis Revkin Defense
1999 Cameron Leonard Goalie
1999 Rachel Allen Forward
1999 Veronika Pettey Forward
1999 Madison Mahre Defense
2000 Mollie Dalbey Forward
2000 Sommer Ross Forward
2000 Madison Thome Defense
 
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Here are the u18 girls (with last years allocations for comparison)

Girls 1997 Birth Year; 68 Players (97/98 will be combined like last year)

Atlantic: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Kathleen McNamara
F Jessica Haviland

Central: (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Catherine Davis (IL)
D Mikaela Gardner (IL)
D Dominique Kremer (MW)
D Sophie Skarzynski (IL)
F Alyssa Gorecki (IL)
F Kate Landers (IL)
F Rebecca Lindblad (IL)
F Alexis Mauermann (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Erin Connolly
D Leah Olson
F Samantha Davis
F Caitrin Lonergan
F Bridget McCarthy
F Adriana Rossini

Michigan: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Morgan Stacey
F Abby Roque
F Brooke Baker

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Rachel Rockwell
F Kasidy Andersen
F Olivia Stokes

Minnesota: (2013 - 4D; 7F)
D Grace Bizal (Hopkins)
D Lauren Boyle (Eden Prairie)
D Taylor Flaherty (Lakeville North)
D Mekenzie Steffen (Hill Murray)
F Emily Berglund (Thief River Falls)
F Rebekah Kolstad (Mankato East)
F Morgan Morse (Lakeville South)
F Dana Rasmussen (Dodge County)
F Brooke Schugal (New Ulm)
F Sophia Shaver (Wayzata)
F Paige Voight (Cretin-Derham Hall)

New England: (2103 - 3D; 2F)
D Serena Sommerfield
D Abby Ellis
F Ryan Little
F Meaghan Rickard
F Natasia Burzynski

New York: (2013 - 2D; 3F)

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)

Pacific: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Leila Kilduff (CA)
F Justine Reyes (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Alexandra Peper (CO)
F Olivia Hawes (TX)

Southeastern: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
F Mackenzie Lancaster

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 5F; 8G)
F Lee Boreland (MI)
F Keiko DeClerck (CA)
F Madison Morey (AK)

Girls 1998 Birth Year; 102 Players

Atlantic: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
D Amanda Zenstein
F Emma Polaski

Central: (2013 - 5D; 6F)
D Claire Lussier (IL)
D Lauren Macinnis (MO)
D Sydney Sorkin (IL)
D Abigail Stanley (MO)
F Kyleigh Hanzlik (WI)
F Jacqueline Kaasa (WI)
F Andrea Renner (IL)
F Tatum Skaggs (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 8F)
D Mia Delrosso
D Carolyn Drowne
D Eleanore Fusco
D Hannah Gillis
D Lucinda Quigley
D Madison Truax
F Danielle Brown
F Rebecca Gilmore
F Shannon Griffin
F Kaitlin Hoang
F Kathleen McHugh
F Darby Melia
F Kate Piacenza

Michigan: (2013 - 2D; 3F)
D Jane Groetsch
F Laura Lundblad
F Amanda Harris

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Bailee Brekke
F Maddie Mills

Minnesota: (2013 - 6D; 8F)
D Grace Bowlby (Edina)
D Makayla Langei (East Grand Forks)
D Patty Marshall (Shattuck)
D Allison Roethke (Buffalo)
D Sylvia Wallin (Blake)
F Paige Beebe (Blaine)
F Sidney Brodt (Moundsview)
F Haley Mack (East Grand Forks)
F Brook Madsen (Eagan)
F Presley Norby (Minnetonka)
F Kiki Radke (Hastings)
F Natalie Snodgrass (Eastview)

New England: (2013 - 4D; 4F)
D Skylar Fontaine
D Paige Capistran
D Samantha Benoit
F Kirsten Nergaard
F Linda Essery
F Paige Lewis
F Megan Hayes
F Madeline Hartman

New York: (2013 - 2D; 4F)

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)

Pacific: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
F Katherine Hughes (CA)
F Bailey Bennett (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 4D; 3F)
F Kenady Nevicosi (CO)
F Valerie Turgeon (CO)

Southeastern: (2013 - 2D; 1F)
D Alexis Revkin
F Madison Farrand

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 9F; 12G)
D Breanna Scarpaci (MI)
F Tia Stoddard (CA)
F Nicole Dunbar (CA)
 
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96IllinoisDad said:
Didn't participate - rumor: multiple concussions playing HS boys hockey after leaving US team.
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You have to be kidding me? Are the parents just that lost? What is the ROI here? If this is true then Ms Dunne's parents might be lost in space. You can't make this up.....This is a PRIME example why girls don't play boys hockey....I am still in utter shock that the parents would allow this......so now instead of getting better as they thought the poor young lady is not playing at all....hmmmmmm....good call on that one.....:(
 
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96IllinoisDad said:
Didn't participate - rumor: multiple concussions playing HS boys hockey after leaving US team.
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Wasn't she on the roster for the U.S. u18's in Hungary, late March/early April? (presumably after the boys h.s. season ended.) Did she end up playing? Hope she's o.k.
 
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She was in Hungary and did play. I am sure she doesn't need to attend tryouts to be selected with at large bid by USA Hockey, since she already partcipated with national team. Better to get the necessary rest and recover time and be fully healthy when returning. As far as, it being a "bad call" play with the boys, I don't know the incident rate difference for concussions between boys and girls, but my d's team last year (girls) had 5 concussions between 4 players last season. So I think a similar risk exists no matter where she plays. She was also centralized for a good portion of last season and may not have had as many choices, especially considering the few girls options in Missouri.
 
Re: 2014 USA National Player Development Camp allocations

Here are the u18 girls (with last years allocations for comparison)

Girls 1997 Birth Year; 68 Players (97/98 will be combined like last year)

Atlantic: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Kathleen McNamara
F Jessica Haviland

Central: (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Catherine Davis (IL)
D Mikaela Gardner (IL)
D Dominique Kremer (MW)
D Sophie Skarzynski (IL)
F Alyssa Gorecki (IL)
F Kate Landers (IL)
F Rebecca Lindblad (IL)
F Alexis Mauermann (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Erin Connolly
D Leah Olson
F Samantha Davis
F Caitrin Lonergan
F Bridget McCarthy
F Adriana Rossini

Michigan: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Morgan Stacey
F Abby Roque
F Brooke Baker

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Rachel Rockwell
F Kasidy Andersen
F Olivia Stokes

Minnesota: (2013 - 4D; 7F)
D Grace Bizal (Hopkins)
D Lauren Boyle (Eden Prairie)
D Taylor Flaherty (Lakeville North)
D Mekenzie Steffen (Hill Murray)
F Emily Berglund (Thief River Falls)
F Rebekah Kolstad (Mankato East)
F Morgan Morse (Lakeville South)
F Dana Rasmussen (Dodge County)
F Brooke Schugal (New Ulm)
F Sophia Shaver (Wayzata)
F Paige Voight (Cretin-Derham Hall)

New England: (2103 - 3D; 2F)
D Serena Sommerfield
D Abby Ellis
F Ryan Little
F Meaghan Rickard
F Natasia Burzynski

New York: (2013 - 2D; 3F)
D Caroline Ross
D Olivia Zafuto
F Elizabeth Gerace
F Cailey Hutchison

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Sara Craven
F Sarah Michels

Pacific: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Leila Kilduff (CA)
F Justine Reyes (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Alexandra Peper (CO)
F Olivia Hawes (TX)

Southeastern: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
F Mackenzie Lancaster

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 5F; 8G)
F Lee Boreland (MI)
F Keiko DeClerck (CA)
F Madison Morey (AK)



Girls 1998 Birth Year; 102 Players

Atlantic: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
D Amanda Zenstein
F Emma Polaski

Central: (2013 - 5D; 6F)
D Claire Lussier (IL)
D Lauren Macinnis (MO)
D Sydney Sorkin (IL)
D Abigail Stanley (MO)
F Kyleigh Hanzlik (WI)
F Jacqueline Kaasa (WI)
F Andrea Renner (IL)
F Tatum Skaggs (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 8F)
D Mia Delrosso
D Carolyn Drowne
D Eleanore Fusco
D Hannah Gillis
D Lucinda Quigley
D Madison Truax
F Danielle Brown
F Rebecca Gilmore
F Shannon Griffin
F Kaitlin Hoang
F Kathleen McHugh
F Darby Melia
F Kate Piacenza

Michigan: (2013 - 2D; 3F)
D Jane Groetsch
F Laura Lundblad
F Amanda Harris

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Bailee Brekke
F Maddie Mills

Minnesota: (2013 - 6D; 8F)
D Grace Bowlby (Edina)
D Makayla Langei (East Grand Forks)
D Patty Marshall (Shattuck)
D Allison Roethke (Buffalo)
D Sylvia Wallin (Blake)
F Paige Beebe (Blaine)
F Sidney Brodt (Moundsview)
F Haley Mack (East Grand Forks)
F Brook Madsen (Eagan)
F Presley Norby (Minnetonka)
F Kiki Radke (Hastings)
F Natalie Snodgrass (Eastview)

New England: (2013 - 4D; 4F)
D Skylar Fontaine
D Paige Capistran
D Samantha Benoit
F Kirsten Nergaard
F Linda Essery
F Paige Lewis
F Megan Hayes
F Madeline Hartman

New York: (2013 - 2D; 4F)
D Annie Berg
D Jordan Emerson
F Abby Cleary
F Rachel Deperio
F Abby Welch

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
F Alexandra Woken

Pacific: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
F Katherine Hughes (CA)
F Bailey Bennett (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 4D; 3F)
F Kenady Nevicosi (CO)
F Valerie Turgeon (CO)

Southeastern: (2013 - 2D; 1F)
D Alexis Revkin
F Madison Farrand

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 9F; 12G)
D Brenna Scarpaci (MI)
F Tia Stoddard (CA)
F Nicole Dunbar (CA)
 
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New York

1997 Caroline Ross Defense
1997 Olivia Zafuto Defense
1997 Elizabeth Gerace Forward
1997 Cailey Hutchison Forward
1998 Annie Berg Defense
1998 Jordan Emerson Defense
1998 Abby Cleary Forward
1998 Rachel Deperio Forward
1998 Abby Welch Forward
1999 Natalie Buchbinder Defense
1999 Erica Monaco Defense
1999 Lillian Holmes Forward
1999 Alison Rodgers Forward
1999 Margaret Walsh Forward
1999 Jennifer Gregg Goalie
2000 Ashley Mcdonald Defense
2000 Hanna Rose Defense
2000 Emma Seitz Defense
2000 Ciara Barone Forward
2000 Madison Brown Forward
2000 Kaitlyn Rippon Forward
2000 Abigail Levy Goalie
 
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Northern Plains District
http://www.npdistrict.com/page/show/83912-np-district-development-camps


96IllinoisDad said:
Here are the u18 girls (with last years allocations for comparison)

Girls 1997 Birth Year; 68 Players (97/98 will be combined like last year)

Atlantic: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Kathleen McNamara
F Jessica Haviland

Central: (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Catherine Davis (IL)
D Mikaela Gardner (IL)
D Dominique Kremer (MW)
D Sophie Skarzynski (IL)
F Alyssa Gorecki (IL)
F Kate Landers (IL)
F Rebecca Lindblad (IL)
F Alexis Mauermann (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Erin Connolly
D Leah Olson
F Samantha Davis
F Caitrin Lonergan
F Bridget McCarthy
F Adriana Rossini

Michigan: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Morgan Stacey
F Abby Roque
F Brooke Baker

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Rachel Rockwell
F Kasidy Andersen
F Olivia Stokes

Minnesota: (2013 - 4D; 7F)
D Grace Bizal (Hopkins)
D Lauren Boyle (Eden Prairie)
D Taylor Flaherty (Lakeville North)
D Mekenzie Steffen (Hill Murray)
F Emily Berglund (Thief River Falls)
F Rebekah Kolstad (Mankato East)
F Morgan Morse (Lakeville South)
F Dana Rasmussen (Dodge County)
F Brooke Schugal (New Ulm)
F Sophia Shaver (Wayzata)
F Paige Voight (Cretin-Derham Hall)

New England: (2103 - 3D; 2F)
D Serena Sommerfield
D Abby Ellis
F Ryan Little
F Meaghan Rickard
F Natasia Burzynski

New York: (2013 - 2D; 3F)
D Caroline Ross
D Olivia Zafuto
F Elizabeth Gerace
F Cailey Hutchison

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)

Pacific: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Leila Kilduff (CA)
F Justine Reyes (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Alexandra Peper (CO)
F Olivia Hawes (TX)

Southeastern: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
F Mackenzie Lancaster

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 5F; 8G)
F Lee Boreland (MI)
F Keiko DeClerck (CA)
F Madison Morey (AK)



Girls 1998 Birth Year; 102 Players

Atlantic: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
D Amanda Zenstein
F Emma Polaski

Central: (2013 - 5D; 6F)
D Claire Lussier (IL)
D Lauren Macinnis (MO)
D Sydney Sorkin (IL)
D Abigail Stanley (MO)
F Kyleigh Hanzlik (WI)
F Jacqueline Kaasa (WI)
F Andrea Renner (IL)
F Tatum Skaggs (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 8F)
D Mia Delrosso
D Carolyn Drowne
D Eleanore Fusco
D Hannah Gillis
D Lucinda Quigley
D Madison Truax
F Danielle Brown
F Rebecca Gilmore
F Shannon Griffin
F Kaitlin Hoang
F Kathleen McHugh
F Darby Melia
F Kate Piacenza

Michigan: (2013 - 2D; 3F)
D Jane Groetsch
F Laura Lundblad
F Amanda Harris

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Bailee Brekke
F Maddie Mills

Minnesota: (2013 - 6D; 8F)
D Grace Bowlby (Edina)
D Makayla Langei (East Grand Forks)
D Patty Marshall (Shattuck)
D Allison Roethke (Buffalo)
D Sylvia Wallin (Blake)
F Paige Beebe (Blaine)
F Sidney Brodt (Moundsview)
F Haley Mack (East Grand Forks)
F Brook Madsen (Eagan)
F Presley Norby (Minnetonka)
F Kiki Radke (Hastings)
F Natalie Snodgrass (Eastview)

New England: (2013 - 4D; 4F)
D Skylar Fontaine
D Paige Capistran
D Samantha Benoit
F Kirsten Nergaard
F Linda Essery
F Paige Lewis
F Megan Hayes
F Madeline Hartman

New York: (2013 - 2D; 4F)
D Annie Berg
D Jordan Emerson
F Abby Cleary
F Rachel Deperio
F Abby Welch

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)

Pacific: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
F Katherine Hughes (CA)
F Bailey Bennett (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 4D; 3F)
F Kenady Nevicosi (CO)
F Valerie Turgeon (CO)

Southeastern: (2013 - 2D; 1F)
D Alexis Revkin
F Madison Farrand

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 9F; 12G)
D Brenna Scarpaci (MI)
F Tia Stoddard (CA)
F Nicole Dunbar (CA)
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Re: 2014 USA National Player Development Camp allocations

Here are the u18 girls (with last years allocations for comparison)

Girls 1997 Birth Year; 68 Players (97/98 will be combined like last year)

Atlantic: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Kathleen McNamara
F Jessica Haviland

Central: (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Catherine Davis (IL)
D Mikaela Gardner (IL)
D Dominique Kremer (MW)
D Sophie Skarzynski (IL)
F Alyssa Gorecki (IL)
F Kate Landers (IL)
F Rebecca Lindblad (IL)
F Alexis Mauermann (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Erin Connolly
D Leah Olson
F Samantha Davis
F Caitrin Lonergan
F Bridget McCarthy
F Adriana Rossini

Michigan: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Morgan Stacey
F Abby Roque
F Brooke Baker

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Rachel Rockwell
F Kasidy Andersen
F Olivia Stokes

Minnesota: (2013 - 4D; 7F)
D Grace Bizal (Hopkins)
D Lauren Boyle (Eden Prairie)
D Taylor Flaherty (Lakeville North)
D Mekenzie Steffen (Hill Murray)
F Emily Berglund (Thief River Falls)
F Rebekah Kolstad (Mankato East)
F Morgan Morse (Lakeville South)
F Dana Rasmussen (Dodge County)
F Brooke Schugal (New Ulm)
F Sophia Shaver (Wayzata)
F Paige Voight (Cretin-Derham Hall)

New England: (2103 - 3D; 2F)
D Serena Sommerfield
D Abby Ellis
F Ryan Little
F Meaghan Rickard
F Natasia Burzynski

New York: (2013 - 2D; 3F)
D Caroline Ross
D Olivia Zafuto
F Elizabeth Gerace
F Cailey Hutchison

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Sara Craven
F Sarah Michels

Pacific: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Leila Kilduff (CA)
F Justine Reyes (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Alexandra Peper (CO)
F Olivia Hawes (TX)

Southeastern: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
F Mackenzie Lancaster

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 5F; 8G)
G Sonjia Shelly (CN-IL)
D Jincy Dunne (CN-MO)
F Kenzie Prater (CN-WI)
F Makenna Thomas (CN-WI)
F Lee Boreland (MI)
F Keiko DeClerck (PAC - CA)
F Madison Morey (PAC - AK)



Girls 1998 Birth Year; 102 Players

Atlantic: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
D Amanda Zenstein
F Emma Polaski

Central: (2013 - 5D; 6F)
D Claire Lussier (IL)
D Lauren Macinnis (MO)
D Sydney Sorkin (IL)
D Abigail Stanley (MO)
F Kyleigh Hanzlik (WI)
F Jacqueline Kaasa (WI)
F Andrea Renner (IL)
F Tatum Skaggs (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 8F)
D Mia Delrosso
D Carolyn Drowne
D Eleanore Fusco
D Hannah Gillis
D Lucinda Quigley
D Madison Truax
F Danielle Brown
F Rebecca Gilmore
F Shannon Griffin
F Kaitlin Hoang
F Kathleen McHugh
F Darby Melia
F Kate Piacenza

Michigan: (2013 - 2D; 3F)
D Jane Groetsch
F Laura Lundblad
F Amanda Harris

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Bailee Brekke
F Maddie Mills

Minnesota: (2013 - 6D; 8F)
D Grace Bowlby (Edina)
D Makayla Langei (East Grand Forks)
D Patty Marshall (Shattuck)
D Allison Roethke (Buffalo)
D Sylvia Wallin (Blake)
F Paige Beebe (Blaine)
F Sidney Brodt (Moundsview)
F Haley Mack (East Grand Forks)
F Brook Madsen (Eagan)
F Presley Norby (Minnetonka)
F Kiki Radke (Hastings)
F Natalie Snodgrass (Eastview)

New England: (2013 - 4D; 4F)
D Skylar Fontaine
D Paige Capistran
D Samantha Benoit
F Kirsten Nergaard
F Linda Essery
F Paige Lewis
F Megan Hayes
F Madeline Hartman

New York: (2013 - 2D; 4F)
D Annie Berg
D Jordan Emerson
F Abby Cleary
F Rachel Deperio
F Abby Welch

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
F Alexandra Woken

Pacific: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
F Katherine Hughes (CA)
F Bailey Bennett (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 4D; 3F)
F Kenady Nevicosi (CO)
F Valerie Turgeon (CO)

Southeastern: (2013 - 2D; 1F)
D Alexis Revkin
F Madison Farrand

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 9F; 12G)
G Liz Auby (CN-WI)
G Jenna Brenneman (MN -Breck)
G Sydnee Scobee (MN-Breck)
G Bailey Lewczyk (NY)
D Emily Brown (MN-Blaine)
D Jordan Jackson (MN-Tartan)
D Katherine McMillian (MN-Minnetonka)
D Briana Jorde (MN-Thief River Falls)
D Katherine Rydland (MN-Eden Prairie)
D Maddie Rowe (C-WI)
D Brenna Scarpaci (MI)
F Tia Stoddard (PAC - CA)
F Nicole Dunbar (PAC - CA)
F Taylor House (CN-IL)
F Shea Nelson (CN-IL)
F Caitlin Schneider (CN-IL)
F Carly Bullock (MN-Blake)
F Abby Halluska (MN-Buffalo)
F Sophia Poiner (MN-Chaska/Chanhassen)
F Kendall Williamson (MN-Breck)
F Chayenne Harris (MN-Breck)
F Lucy Hoelscher (MN-Minnetonka)
 
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Girls 1997 Birth Year; 68 Players (97/98 will be combined like last year)

Atlantic: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Kathleen McNamara
F Jessica Haviland

Central: (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Catherine Davis (IL)
D Mikaela Gardner (IL)
D Dominique Kremer (MW)
D Sophie Skarzynski (IL)
F Alyssa Gorecki (IL)
F Kate Landers (IL)
F Rebecca Lindblad (IL)
F Alexis Mauermann (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 4F)
D Erin Connolly
D Leah Olson
F Samantha Davis
F Caitrin Lonergan
F Bridget McCarthy
F Adriana Rossini

Michigan: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Morgan Stacey
F Abby Roque
F Brooke Baker

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Rachel Rockwell
F Kasidy Andersen
F Olivia Stokes

Minnesota: (2013 - 4D; 7F)
D Grace Bizal (Hopkins)
D Lauren Boyle (Eden Prairie)
D Taylor Flaherty (Lakeville North)
D Mekenzie Steffen (Hill Murray)
F Emily Berglund (Thief River Falls)
F Rebekah Kolstad (Mankato East)
F Morgan Morse (Lakeville South)
F Dana Rasmussen (Dodge County)
F Brooke Schugal (New Ulm)
F Sophia Shaver (Wayzata)
F Paige Voight (Cretin-Derham Hall)

New England: (2103 - 3D; 2F)
D Serena Sommerfield
D Abby Ellis
F Ryan Little
F Meaghan Rickard
F Natasia Burzynski

New York: (2013 - 2D; 3F)
D Caroline Ross
D Olivia Zafuto
F Elizabeth Gerace
F Cailey Hutchison

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Sara Craven
F Sarah Michels

Pacific: (2013 - 1D; 2F)
D Leila Kilduff (CA)
F Justine Reyes (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
D Alexandra Peper (CO)
F Olivia Hawes (TX)

Southeastern: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
F Mackenzie Lancaster

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 5F; 8G)
G Sonjia Shelly (CN-IL)
D Jincy Dunne (CN-MO)
F Kenzie Prater (CN-WI)
F Makenna Thomas (CN-WI)
F Lee Boreland (MI)
F Keiko DeClerck (PAC - CA)
F Madison Morey (PAC - AK)



Girls 1998 Birth Year; 102 Players

Atlantic: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
D Amanda Zenstein
F Emma Polaski

Central: (2013 - 5D; 6F)
D Claire Lussier (IL)
D Lauren Macinnis (MO)
D Sydney Sorkin (IL)
D Abigail Stanley (MO)
F Kyleigh Hanzlik (WI)
F Jacqueline Kaasa (WI)
F Andrea Renner (IL)
F Tatum Skaggs (WI)

Massachusetts (2013 - 3D; 8F)
D Mia Delrosso
D Carolyn Drowne
D Eleanore Fusco
D Hannah Gillis
D Lucinda Quigley
D Madison Truax
F Danielle Brown
F Rebecca Gilmore
F Shannon Griffin
F Kaitlin Hoang
F Kathleen McHugh
F Darby Melia
F Kate Piacenza

Michigan: (2013 - 2D; 3F)
D Jane Groetsch
F Laura Lundblad
F Amanda Harris

Mid-Am: (2013 - 1D; 3F)
D Bailee Brekke
F Maddie Mills

Minnesota: (2013 - 6D; 8F)
D Grace Bowlby (Edina)
D Makayla Langei (East Grand Forks)
D Patty Marshall (Shattuck)
D Allison Roethke (Buffalo)
D Sylvia Wallin (Blake)
F Paige Beebe (Blaine)
F Sidney Brodt (Moundsview)
F Haley Mack (East Grand Forks)
F Brook Madsen (Eagan)
F Presley Norby (Minnetonka)
F Kiki Radke (Hastings)
F Natalie Snodgrass (Eastview)

New England: (2013 - 4D; 4F)
D Skylar Fontaine
D Paige Capistran
D Samantha Benoit
F Kirsten Nergaard
F Linda Essery
F Paige Lewis
F Megan Hayes
F Madeline Hartman

New York: (2013 - 2D; 4F)
D Annie Berg
D Jordan Emerson
F Abby Cleary
F Rachel Deperio
F Abby Welch

Northern Plains: (2013 - 1D; 1F)
F Alexandra Woken

Pacific: (2013 - 2D; 2F)
F Katherine Hughes (CA)
F Bailey Bennett (CA)

Rocky Mountain: (2013 - 4D; 3F)
F Kenady Nevicosi (CO)
F Valerie Turgeon (CO)

Southeastern: (2013 - 2D; 1F)
D Alexis Revkin
F Madison Farrand

At-Large: (2013 - 2D; 9F; 12G)
G Liz Auby (CN-WI)
G Bailey Lewczyk (NY)
D Brittani Mingoia (NY)
D Maddie Rowe (CN-WI)
D Brenna Scarpaci (MI)
F Tia Stoddard (PAC - CA)
F Nicole Dunbar (PAC - CA)
F Taylor House (CN-IL)
F Shea Nelson (CN-IL)
F Caitlin Schneider (CN-IL)
 
Re: 2014 USA National Player Development Camp allocations

I am not seeing Melissa Samoscevich ('97) from SSM on this list. I believe she is from the New England District. She was a member of this past seasons U-18 USA Team and a 3 time National Camp attendee.... Did she not make it to National Camp this year? Seems strange...Very versatile player that can play forward or defense..
 
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