Coaches Santa Maria Rivera Camp Site Director A current Seattle sounders and a former Seattle University Redhawk was voted the Most Outstanding Defensive Player at the 2004 NCAA Division II Final Four, when the Redhawks won the National Championship. Rivera joined Seattle University in 2002 as a transfer, making a sudden impact on the Redhawk’s squad starting in 15 of the team’s 19 matches and recording five assists. After redshirting his sophomore season, Rivera had a career year in 2004 helping the team record the lowest team goals against average in Division II men’s soccer, 0.47. In 2004 Rivera was voted to the All-GNAC First Team. Moving to midfield his senior season, Rivera recorded three assists in 19 matches earning All-GNAC honors for two consecutive seasons. Prior to his career at Seattle University, Rivera played for Wenatchee Valley Community College. Rivera scored 24 goals and 20 assists in his one season with the Knights earning All-NAACC honors. Between collegiate seasons, Rivera played for the PDL Yakima Reds. Rivera was born in Ixtapa Zihuatenejo, Mexico. Dayo Oyetuga Camp Site Director As a graduate of Everett High School, former member of the University of Washington soccer team and professional soccer player in Germany, Sweden and Finland, Dayo is knowledgeable and passionate about teaching the game of soccer to players of all ages. Coaching Experience: GU16 Dosveedanya 2007 Renton High boys and girls varsity 2007 GU15 FC Alliance 2006 GU11 Dosveedanya 2006 GU11 FC Alliance 2005 (Gold and White teams) GU15 Dosveedanya 2005 Cascade High boys varsity and junior varsity 2005-06 Playing Experience: AC Oulu, Finnish 1st Division, Finland, 2004 FSV Optik Rathenow, Oberliga Nord, Germany, 2003 GAIS.se, Sweden, 2003 Trained with Whyteleafe FC. USASA 2002 Under-23 US B National Team 2002 Skagit Valley Rapids 2002 Seattle Saints 2001 Yakima Reds 2000 Seattle Sounder Selects 1999 Seattle Americans 1999 University of Washington 1999-2002 US National Team Pool 1994-1997 and 2002 Alamania Nationals South County 1994-1998 US Olympic Development Program 1994-1997 Playing Honors: US Soccer Festival Tournament - Leading goal scorer 2003 Skagit Valley Rapids - Leading league goal scorer 2002 University of Washington - Freshman class leading goal scorer 1999 High School All-WESCO First Team Player 1996-1998 WESCO leading goal scorer 1997 Hugo Alcaraz-Cuellar Camp Site Director Long time rival, Midfielder Hugo Alcaraz-Cuellar joined the Sounders for the 2007 season from the Portland Timbers and brought offensive stamina to the Sounder’s roster. Tallying two goals and six assists in 22 games, Alcaraz-Cuellar lead the Sounders in assists for the regular season. Alcaraz-Cuellar led the USL First Division in assists during the 2004 and 2005 seasons and is the Timbers all-time leader in assists. Alcaraz-Cuellar spent two years playing at Fresno State and two years at Santa Barbara City College before beginning his professional career with the San Diego Flash in 2001. Maryann Boddy Camp Site Director As a native of Sitka, Alaska, I grew up very active, playing and loving every sport available to me. Gymnastics, baseball, soccer, basketball, softball, track and field; whatever the game, I loved playing sports. I began pursuing soccer competitively in the fifth grade when I joined a premier team, Eastside FC, out of Bellevue, WA. I now play for the Seattle University women's program, having graduated from Matteo Ricci College with a bachelor in Humanities. We are a very talented division II program, having seen three national births in the last four years. Next fall we will make the jump to division I and I have the great fortune of one remaining eligibility year to compete in that season. Aside from my success with SU soccer, I have had the honor to represent Washington State in a regional tournament in Utah, I have competed for a national championship in Dallas, TX with the Seattle Saints, a women’s amateur team, and in the summer of ’06 I played with the women’s Seattle Sounder Saints where we took third in the national final four in Vancouver, CA. Soccer is my passion and I hope to play professionally at the end of my career at Seattle U. However, in seeking opportunities to play it has become apparent to me that we are in need of more teams and better leagues for women to play at a higher level. As a coach of an EFC U12 girl’s team, I hope my players will have more opportunities to play professionally when they finish college Melissa Beal Camp Site Director I grew up in Portland, OR playing since I was 7 years old. I am currenltly a student at the University of Washington. I'm a junior playing on the University of Washington women's soccer team Coaching Experience Lake Oswego (Portland, OR) Clinic. Peter fewing clinic 2007 University of Washington Clinics 2007 Playing Experience Oswego soccer 1998-2005 University of Washington 2005-current Playing Honors All-Mount League Honors 2002-2005 The Oregon Class 4A player of the year Ashlie Pruitt Coach Site Director Playing Experience: I have been playing soccer for 18 years. College Experience: I played D II soccer at Seattle University from 2003-2007 Coaching Experience: I have been involved in the Peter Fewing Soccer Camp for the past 3 years. Personal Background: Seattle University graduate with a major in Criminal Justice and I am seeking Masters in Teaching Madison Collins Camp Site Director A current Seattle University women soccer team and second Team All-GNAC and Academic for her performances both on the classroom. 2005: Collins started all 20 matches for the redhawks.she was key art of the Redhawks defense in 2005...Collens scored her showed some offensive fire power in 2005. Personal: major is psychology at Seattle University. Lexi Corno Camp Site Director I’ve been playing soccer for 12 years and have played for various clubs in the Seattle area. I can no longer play due to a back injury and have turned my focus to coaching youth soccer. I will be attending the University of Portland in the fall where I will be studying business and I hope to continue coaching in the Portland area while I’m there. Playing Experience Two years varsity soccer, Skyline Voted Most Inspirational Player Eastside FC 2005-2007 State Finalist 2006 Issaquah Select 2001-2004 Coaching Experience: Issaquah Soccer Club youth 2003-2005 Assistant Coach, Girls ‘97 Eastside FC 2007-2008 Assistant Coach, Girls ’94 white Kate Edstrom Camp Site Director Edstrom started all 20 matches for the Redhawks in 2006. She was a key member of the defense that allowed only ten goals all season. Edstrom had one point on the year when she recorded an assist on September 12 at Central Washington. She was named honorable mention All-GNAC for her play on the Seattle backline. St. Mary [apos]s Academy: Edstrom was selected to the All-Mt. Hood first team twice, was named the team most valuable player and was an All-Oregon third team member in 2005. She helped lead her team to the quarterfinals twice and secured the Mt. Hood league championship twice. In 4A track & field, Edstrom competed in the 200 event and finished sixth in state for the 4x400 event. Personal: Edstrom is a nursing pre-major and plans to minor in Spanish.   Botswana National Team Zebras Additional camp staff members are selected from the college and professional ranks. They are chosen for their skill, positive attitude and ability to teach the game they love.