US Youth Soccer National Championship Series
KENTUCKY OPEN CUP 2006
Open Tournament for U13-U19
 
Javanon is national champion - Louisville Courier Journal Article Monday, July 31, 2006

Louisville Rolls out Red Carpet to Champions - US Youth Soccer Article, Thursday, August 10, 2006

 
JAVANON U19 BOYS WIN US YOUTH SOCCER NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP  Javanon defeated the Arsenal FC (CA-S) 3-2 in the finals to win raise the oldest trophy in youth sport, the James P. McGuire Cup and claim the US Youth Soccer Under 19 Boys National Championship for 2006. 

The Under-19 Boys National Championship, the oldest of the 12 Championships, has been played annually since 1935, except during World War II. Officially known as the United States Soccer Federation National Junior Challenge Cup, the competition was renamed the James P. McGuire Junior Champion Cup in 1975, after the late United States Soccer Federation President. He played for the Brooklyn Wanderers in 1929, and later joined the Brooklyn St. Mary's Celtics who with McGuire at centre half won the U.S. Open Cup. James McGuire also served on World Cup and various other FIFA committees, and earned an international reputation as an excellent soccer administrator and leader.

 
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Darren Yeagle, with four goals, won the tournament's adidas Golden Boot award.

Click here to read the Louisville Courier Journal's story of the boys road to the National Championship.

Click here for coverage on the US Youth Soccer National Championship web site.

 

 
The Javanon team was recognized by Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson during the Kentucky Youth Soccer 2006 Awards Luncheon at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Louisville.
 

Back Row - Left to Right  Mayor Jerry Abramson, KYSA President Tim Turney, Mitch Green, Adam Boyer, Tony Ray, Zack Hagan, Aaron Parker, Tommy Clines, Assistant Coach Dan Walcott
Front Row - Left to Right  Team Manager Debbie Walcott, Head Coach Bruce Yeagle, Patrick Pittenger, Danny Walcott, Rahman Batanovic, Dustin Downey, Landry Gray, Darren Yeagle, Javanon General Manager Ali Ahmadi 
Not pictured:  Players Chris Baumann, Bradley Frederick, Chad Hagerty, Jordan Terry, Glenn Volk, Ian Willmot, and Assistant Coaches Val Bole and Derrick Yeagle 
 
Photo Gallery of the Team
 
Kentucky Champions Advance to the
2006 US Youth Soccer Region II Championships
USA Youth Sports and Neenah Memorial Park/High School Complexes
Fox Cities, WI - June 23-28, 2006
For more information on the event, click here!
 

 
JAVANON SC U19 BOYS EARN TRIP TO NATIONAL FINALS    The seven time Kentucky State Champs won their second Region II Championship this summer in Wisconsin to clinch a birth in the prestigious US Youth Soccer National Championship Series later this month in Des Moines, IA.  Congratulations to the 87 Boys and their coaches Bruce Yeagle, Danny Walcott, and Val Bole as they defeat KCFC Alliance 2-1 in the regional semi-final and Sockers FC in the final 2-0. (all the scores)
 

 
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