BSA's competitive soccer program begins with U11 players. It is comprised of both coed and girls' leagues, and provides competitive and accelerated programs. Team selection is through competitive tryout. Tryouts are held in June of each year for the following August through June playing season.
BSA's select soccer program is one of the best in the area. Each team is coached by professionally trained coaches and players. Select soccer allows an opportunity for a devouted player to improvement of his or her soccer game.
For additional information about BSA's select soccer program contact Art Kramer, BSA Director of Select Coaching at: akramer@brookfieldsoccer.com.
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BSA GIRLS EXCEL IN AREA HIGH SCHOOLS
Throughout the past thirty one year’s Brookfield Soccer Association has produced some of the top high school players in the state of Wisconsin. Many of those players went on to have stellar college careers and some, like Bayern Munich’s Sarah Hagen signed professionally. BSA currently has high school girls representing Brookfield Central, Brookfield East, Brookfield Academy, Divine Savior, Catholic Memorial, New Berlin West, and Hartland Arrowhead. As the 2012 high school season nears the midway point, contributions from BSA players are many. Here are just a few. At Brookfield Central, the state’s second ranked Lancers roster is comprised of five sophomores and four freshmen who play soccer at BSA. The total number of BSA players competing at BC nears thirty. Sophomore Bella Turelli leads the Varsity squad in scoring with six goals and two assists. BC Varsity Coach Jason Burdge likes what he sees. “The future is very bright for our program” said Burdge. “While I’m optimistic about the possibilities this season, the potential when our freshmen and sophomores become upper classmen is very exciting” added Burdge, who also serves as BSA’s goalkeeper coach.
At Brookfield East, fullback Alyssa Carter got the Spartan attack rolling scoring the team’s first goal of the season just nine minutes in versus Hartford.
At Catholic Memorial, current freshman Emily Ott has been a thorn in Oak Creek’s side, tallying in each contest for the Varsity Crusaders against the Knights. BSA’s Haley Lange provided the assist on Ott’s latest goal.
At Menomonee Falls, BSA standout Kayla Heagney is having an impressive sophomore campaign yielding just three goals while amassing 54 saves in 580 minutes of action. Her 0.41 goals against average ranks among the top’s in the State. Teammate Anna Smalley has been steady and consistent in the midfield, contributing two goals and an assist.
At New Berlin West, Lexi Porter leads the Vikings Varsity in scoring with five goals and two assists along with Jenna Brzeski, who has scored three times, including twice versus West’s rival Eisenhower.
Kayla Heagney Bella Turelli
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BSA SELECT TEAMS CAPTURE FOUR CHAMPIONSHIPS EN ROUTE TO OUTSTANDING WEEKEND
The U11 and U12 boys and U11 and U14 girl’s teams all won championship games this weekend at the FC Green Bay tournament highlighting a successful weekend that saw BSA Academy and Select teams compile a record of 34-6-7. “To play forty seven games and win or tie forty one is impressive” said BSA Director of Coaching Art Kramer. “The record is testament to the hard work put in by our players and coaches.”
At Green Bay, both the U11 boys and girls defeated Neenah in their respective finals by 3-0 scores. Boys Coach Tomi Markovic was pleased with the result. “We tied Neenah in group play which allowed us to analyze and make adjustments for the final. The boys executed well and most importantly finished the quality opportunities they created.”
COACH TENZIN RAMPA'S U11 GIRLS
Thanks to Pasternak and Zirgibel S.C. for sponsorship of Brookfield Soccer Association
