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W-League All Star Team win exhibition game against University of Connecticut 2-1

W-League All-Stars 2 - University of Connecticut 1
August 29, 1999
Venue: Joe Morrone Stadium
Attendance: 568

Goals

  • W-League - Gragg (Connors) 2
  • W-League - J.Tietjen (Yankowski) 74
  • Connecticut - Ranta 83

W-League All-Stars

Danielle Dion (Chicago Cobras), Staci Wilson (Raleigh Wings), Danielle Desfosses (Maryland Pride), Christie Pearce (New Jersey Lady Stallions), Sara Whalen (Long Island Lady Riders), Amy Jones (Tampa Bay Extreme), Kim Yankowski (Raleigh Wings), Margaret Tietjen (Long Island Lady Riders), Jen Tietjen (Long Island Lady Riders), Kerry Connors (Boston Renegades), Kerry Gragg (Atlanta Classics).

Subs: Allison Snook (Boston Renegades), Erica Iverson (Boston Renegades), Michele Oenning (Tampa Bay Extreme), Noelle Meeke (New York Magic) Coaches Rui Farias (Tampa Bay Extreme), Charlie Naimo (Central Jersey Splash)

University of Connecticut

Maria Yatsakis, Leena Kovanen, Carey Dorn, Kristin Gardiner, Casey Zimny Lacey Toups, Megan Almanzo, Naima Montacer Mary Francis Monroe, Salla Ranta, Jen Carlson.

Subs: Jen Laccone Sarah Popper, Kate Foley, Lauren Naida, Jen Amaio

Game

U.S. Women's National Team World Cup members Sara Whalen, Christie Pearce and Staci Wilson led a W-League defense that dominated much of the game, forcing Uconn players to shoot from outside the penalty box. Danielle Dion recorded three saves in her 70-minute shutout of the Huskies.

The only lapse in defense came in the 83rd minute when UConn's Finnish forward Salla Ranta dribbled through the center of the box and placed a 12-yard shot just inside the left post past a diving Allison Snooks who came in for Dion in the 70th minute.

Former UConn midfielder Jennifer Tietjen scored what turned out to be the game-winning goal in the 74th minute.

W-League All-Stars to face University of Connecticut on Sunday at 1.00pm in exhibition game at Storrs, Connecticut

University of Connecticut will play host to a compilation of W-League players, which includes goalkeeper Danielle Dion, Kim Yankowski and Staci Wilson.

"We've put a good team together and it will be a good test to see how we fair against one of the top five teams in the country," said Rui Farias, co-coach of the W-League all-stars.

Long Island's Jennifer and Margaret Tietjen, Boston's Kerry Connors and Whalen will be making a homecoming as graduates of U. Conn.

The Huskies are coached by Len Tsantiris, who has compiled a 310-73-20 record in 18 seasons with the team. UConn finished the 1998 season with a 21-2-2 record and won the Big East Conference with a 10-0-1 mark. Traditionally, the W-League all-star team competes against the nation's top 16 college players each year at Umbro Select in Fort Lauderdale.

W-League All-Star Roster
# Position Player W-League Team
0 G Allison Snook Boston Renegades
1 G Danielle Dion4 Chicago Cobras
2 D Michele Oenning Tampa Bay Extreme
3 F Kerry Connors2 Boston Renegades
4 D Erica Iverson Boston Renegades
6 D Christie Pearce1 NJ Lady Stallions
7 D Sara Whalen1 Long Island Lady Riders
8 D Danielle Desfosses Maryland Pride
9 M Kari Uppinghouse New York Magic
10 M Noelle Meeke New York Magic
11 M Kim Yankowski5 Raleigh Wings
12 F Margaret Tietjen Long Island Lady Riders
18 M Jennifer Tietjen Long Island Lady Riders
20 M Amy Jones Tampa Bay Extreme All-W-1
24 F Kerry Graggs Atlanta Classics
27 D Staci Wilson2 Raleigh Wings

Coaches: Rui Farias (Tampa Bay Extreme)
Charlie Naimo (Central Jersey Splash)

1999 W-1 League Championship - Raleigh Wings 2 Chicago Cobras 2
(Raleigh wins on shoot out 3-2)

Raleigh, North Carolina
August 15, 1999
Attendance 2,110

Scorers

  • Chicago Miller (Cook) 35
  • Chicago Cook (Miller) 40
  • Raleigh Gebauer (Yankowski) 44
  • Raleigh Parlow (Whelchel) 67

Cautions

  • Chicago- Hooper 61
  • Raleigh- Parlow 73

Raleigh Wings

Tracy Ducar (Siri Mullinix 46), Nel Fettig, Staci Wilson, Thori Bryan, Kristy Whelchel (Betina Fletcher 120), Kim Yankowski, Megan Jeidy, Kelly Walbert, Samantha Baggett, Cindy Parlow, Wendy Gebauer

Chicago Cobras

Danielle Dion, Josha Krueger, Stephanie Loehr, Jill Stewart, Marci Miller, Lisa Krzykowski (Cheri Skibski 67), Becca Myers (Courtney Linex 120), Staci Burt (Katie Hertz 81), Charmaine Hooper, Ann Cook, Lindsay Hoelter (Patrice Feulner 73)

Game

The Raleigh Wings battled back from a 2-0 deficit to defeat the Chicago Cobras 3-2 in a shootout Sunday.They became the W-League's first back-to-back champions.

Raleigh had the first scoring chanceat the 23rd minute when Parlow was tripped in the penalty box. Dion guessed right and held Gebauer's kick. Chicago suprised by scoring on their first shot of the game at the 35 minute mark when Miller kicked the ball over Ducar off a corner by Cook. Just five minutes later Cook ran on to a flicked ball from Miller and put it past the goalkeeper. Two minutes before halftime, Gebauer flicking a header past Dion on a cross from Yankowski. Wings came out shooting in the second half and Parlow evened the game at the 67th minute and it stayed that way through regular time.

After 30 scoreless minutes of scoreless sudden-death overtime, the players lined up for the shootout and Raleigh went ahead 3-2.

Quote

Raleigh Coach Bill Paladino
"I was expecting a tough game, but I never expected to be down two-nil," Raleigh coach Bill Palladino said. "We were trying to focus to keep our defensive shape. When Charmaine Hooper is in a game, she causes you to do things you wouldn't normally do. Just her presence causes you to make mistakes. The fact that we were able to regain our composure and come back showed how much character and heart this team has."

1999 W-League All-tournament Team
Position Player Team
G Danielle Dion Chicago Cobras
D Josha Krueger Chicago Cobras
D Nel Fettig Raleigh Wings
D Staci Wilson Raleigh Wings
M Marci Miller Chicago Cobras
M Kim Yankowski Raleigh Wings
M Sarah Burkett Atlanta Classics
M Peggy McCarthy Maryland Pride
M Lisa Krzykowski Chicago Cobras
F Missy Wycinsky Maryland Pride
F Cindy Parlow Raleigh Wings

1999 W-1 League Championship Most Valuable Player: Kim Yankowski (Raleigh Wings)

1999 W-1 League Championship Third Place Game

Maryland Pride 3, Atlanta Classics 0

Scorers

  • Maryland- Cunningham 50
  • Maryland-Sheremeta (Wycinsky) 67
  • Maryland- Wycinsky (McCarthy) 84

Cautions

  • None

Atlanta Classics

Amy Rudge, Delilah Huelsing, Lana McHugh, Stephanie Yarem, Kim Brickner, Beth Lewis (Helen Campbell 53), Allison McCurry, Amy Gray, Sara Burkett, Mandy Aiken, Kerry Gragg

Maryland Pride

Peg Sullivan, Danielle Desfosses, Mary Pitera, Jaclyn Raveia (Shannon Jones 46), Vicky Brunt (Tania Sheremeta 53), Nancy Rohrman, Peggy McCarthy, Robin McCollough (Anabel Jimenez 86), Colette Cunningham, Jamie Ricker (Lara Pawlow 86), Missy Wycinsky

Quote

Maryland Coach Carolyn Rice
"We added a midfielder to the attack in the second half and it changed the game," Maryland Coach Carolyn Rice said. "It gave us a little more speed in midfield so we could push forward with more numbers. "The heat and humidity was brutal. No matter how fit you are, it is incredibly draining, both physically and mentally, as the game goes on. Atlanta fought to the end, but in fairness, they just ran out of legs."

Chicago Cobras to take on the defending champion Raleigh Wings in the W-1 League Championship game on Sunday

The Cobras defeated the Atlanta Classics 4-1 in the first game of Friday's W-1 semi-finals, while the Wings downed the Maryland Pride 4-1 in the other semi-final in front of 1,865 fans at the WRAL Soccer Stadium. Maryland and Atlanta will meet in the third-place game Sunday.

Attendance: 1,865
Chicago Cobras 4, Atlanta Classics 1

Scorers

  • Chicago - Krzykowski 9
  • Chicago - Hoelter (Cook) 38
  • Atlanta - Burkett 43
  • Chicago - Hoelter 71
  • Chicago - Hooper 88

Cautions

  • Chicago -Loehr 31
  • Chicago -LePeilbet 84

Atlanta Classics

Amy Rudge, Delilah Huelsing, Lana McHugh, Stephanie Yarem, Kim Brickner, Beth Lewis (Helen Campbell 46), Allison McCurry, Amy Gray, Sara Burkett, Mandy Aiken, Kerry Gragg

Chicago Cobras

Danielle Dion, Josha Krueger, Jill Stewart, Stephanie Loehr, Rebecca Myers (Amy LePeilbet 79), Marci Miller, Ann Cook (Katie Hertz 85), Staci Burt (Cherri Skibski 75), Lisa Krzykowski, Lindsay Hoelter (Patrice Feulner 75), Charmaine Hooper

Game

For 70 minutes, the Atlanta goalkeeper turned away almost everything Chicago's league-leading offense could hit at her to keep her team in the game trailing just 2-1. Then Chicago forward Lindsay Hoelter slipped a rebound off a Hooper shot between Rudge and the right post to give Chicago a 3-1 lead. Fifteen minutes later, Hooper knocked Atlanta out for good with a right-footed blast from the top of the penalty box for Chicago's fourth and final goal of the night.

Quotes

"Our players showed a lot of guts tonight," Chicago coach Greg Muhr said. "They picked it up a level when things weren't going the way we wanted them to. The difficult thing for us was preparing for this game and not looking past it to Sunday."

Raleigh Wings 4, Maryland Pride 1

Scorers

  • Raleigh- Parlow (Yankowski) 33
  • Raleigh- Baggett (Bryan) 41
  • Raleigh- Parlow 45
  • Raleigh- Whelchel (Walbert) 49
  • Maryland -Ricker (Wycinsky) 57

Cautions

  • Maryland-McCollough 39
  • Maryland- Pitera 53
  • Raleigh- Fettig 62
  • Raleigh -Walbert 63
  • Raleigh- Yankowski 87

Maryland Pride

Peg Sullivan, Danielle Defosses, Mary Pitera, Vicky Brunt (Tania Sheremeta 59), Jaclyn Raveia (Shannon Jones 52), Peggy McCarthy (Laura Pawlow 73), Nancy Rohrman, Robin McCollough, Jamie Ricker, Colette Cunningham, Missy Wycinsky

Raleigh Wings

Siri Mullinix (Tracy Ducar 46), Nel Fettig, Thori Bryan, Staci Wilson, Kristy Whelchel (Kate Clifton 71), Kim Yankowski, Kelly Walbert, Megan Jeidy, Silvana Burtini (Samantha Baggett 39), Wendy Gebauer (Kim Rosenberg 79), Cindy Parlow (Betina Fletcher 46)

Att: 1,865

Game

Playing only the first half, U.S. Women's National Team forward Cindy Parlow scored two goals to give the Wings their second consecutive semi-final win over the Pride. Raleigh defeated Maryland 5-0 in last year's semi-final game in Boston.

Parlow chested a Kim Yankowski cross from the right wing and half-volleyed a shot past Pride goalkeeper Peg Sullivan in the 33rd minute. Wing midfielder Samantha Baggett scored off a pass from Thori Bryan in the 41st minute, just two minutes after entering the game for an injured Silvana Burtini. The preliminary medical report stated Burtini tore the ACL and MCL in her right knee. Parlow put the Wings up 3-0 with 24 seconds remaining in the first half.

Midfielder Kristy Whelchel added Raleigh's fourth goal by flicking a header past Sullivan in the 49th minute.

The Pride continued to pressure and scored when Ricker dribbled around a diving Tracy Ducar and rolled the ball into an empty net.

Quotes

Wings Coach Palladino said he expected a tough match from Maryland and the Pride delivered. "It was exciting for us to finally get back on the field, but it took a while for us to finally find our rhythm Ð then fatigue set in. They were outstanding," he said. "They came after us and it was back and forth for a while. We were lucky early on not to give away a couple of goals early on. ÒWe were a little rusty in the box,Ó Palladino said. "We lacked focus when it came to finishing. I thought we should have done more with the chances we created."

"You can't get behind two goals to a team like Raleigh and expect to just climb back in it," said Pride Coach Carolyn Rice. "The girls we had in played their best, but we gave away too many soft goals. This was a deserving victory for Raleigh."

North Texas Heat win W-2 1999 Championship

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sunday, August 8, 1999
After scoring just once in the first 150 minutes of their first championship experience, the North Texas Heat scored four times in the second half against the host Springfield Sirens to claim a 5-1 victory and the 1999 W-2 Championship, disappointing a crowd of 3,282 at Fred Berte Stadium in Springfield.

The Heat, which is owned by the North Texas State Soccer Association, capped off an incredible inaugural season in which they lost just once in 11 games after falling in a shootout in their opener.

“We’ve been finishing well all season - we’ve scored a lot of goals,” said North Texas Coach Bryan Crabb, whose team led the league with 46 goals scored, but was shutout in Friday’s shootout victory over New York. “I think we were kind of unfortunate on Friday, but we worked on finishing yesterday and today.”

W-2 1999 Championship Semi-Final results

North Texas Heat 1, New York Magic 0 (SO)
Springfield Sirens 4, Hampton Roads Piranhas 3

W-League Final Four Teams set for W-1 League Championship

The Chicago Cobras will represent the Central Conference, the Atlanta Classics and the Raleigh Wings will represent the Southern Conference, and the Maryland Pride will represent the Northern Conference.

Three playoff games were played August 7, 1999

The semifinal games in Raleigh will be played as follows:

The winners of the semi-final will play the championship game on Sunday August 15 at 4:00 pm. This game will follow the consolation game for third and fourth place at 1:00 pm.

All games will be played at Championship Stadium at the WRAL Soccer Complex, located on Perry Creek Road in Raleigh. Perry Creek Road is 6.2 miles north of the Beltline (I440) off Capital Boulevard (US 1 North).

TEAM NEWS

Complete update of W-1 & W-2 League Teams including contacts in the USA and Canada

Just click on the state or country to find the W-1 and W-2 Teams there.

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1999 W-League Directory updated 1/26/99
*=expansion team for 1999

W-1 Teams W-2 Teams
Colorado

Denver Diamonds
Tom Stone
7112 W. Jefferson, #100
Lakewood, CO 80232
P: 303-986-5200 x52
F: 303-986-5222
E: tstone@coloradorush.com

Fort Collins Force
Amy Snider
P.O. Box 2478
Fort Collins, CO 80522-2478
P: 970-407-0787
F: 970-407-9497
W: www.forcesoccer.org
E: matts@pageplus.com

  
Delaware

Delaware Genies
Doyle Dobbins
184 Quigley Blvd.
Newcastle, DE 19720
P: 302-326-1930
F: 302-326-1932

  
Florida

Tampa Bay Extreme
Rui Garlas
8196 Woodland Center Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33614
P: 813-885-6835
F: 813-885-5821
E: tbexsoccer@aol.com

Jacksonville Jade
PO Box 24570
Jacksonville, Florida 32241-4570
Office: 904-262-1722
Fax: 904-262-3223
E: jadesoccer@hotmail.com

 

Miami Gliders
Graziella Marandi
2555 Collins Ave., Ph 107
Miami Beach, FL 33140
P: 305-532-5080
F: 305-532-0508
E: grazz1@icanect.net

Orlando Ladyhawks
Colin Green
5448 Hoffner Ave, Ste. 205
Orlando, FL 32812
P: 407-282-0700
F: 407-282-9903
Georgia

Atlanta Classics
Michael Sabatelle
1013 Main St.
Stone Mountain, GA 30083
P: 770-879-3668
F: 770-879-7110
E: msabate@emory.edu

 
Illinois

Chicago Cobras
Betty Krueger
35 W. 945 Fieldcrest Dr.
St. Charles, IL 60175
P: 630-377-0067
F: 630-377-0933

 

Rockford Dactyls
Frank Mateus
8800 E. Riverside Blvd.
Loves Park, IL 61011
P: 815-885-1135
F: 815-885-3302
Indiana Indiana Blaze
Kim Morris
P.O. Box 50980
Indianapolis, IN 46250-0980
P: 317-585-9203
F: 317-585-9205
W: www.indianablast.com
E: blastblaze@aol.com
Maryland

Maryland Pride
Scott Westcoat/Jay Goldstein
303 Najoles Rd., #112
Millersville, MD 21108
P: 410-729-1100
F: 410-729-1604
W: www.mdpride.com
E: mdpride@aol.com

  
Massachusetts

Boston Renegades
Nell Stafford
276 Turnpike Road
Route 9 East, Suite 9
Westboro, MA 01581
P: 508-870-0057
F: 508-870-0884

  

Springfield Sirens*
Dianne Kopec
15 Warriner Ave., Ste. 1
Springfield, MA 01108
P: 413-783-9158
F: 413-783-6158
E: spfldsiren@aol.com
Michigan Kalamazoo Quest
Chris Keenan
6833 Welbury
Portage, MI 49024
P: 616-226-2000
F: 616-226-9078
W: www.kalamazookingdom.com
E: kingdom@net-link.net
Mississippi

Jackson Calypso
Harry Rayburn
1440-A Poplar Blvd.
Jackson, MS 39202
P: 601-969-0636
F: 601-961-9810

 
New Hampshire New Hampshire Foxfire
Jim DeDeus
One Park Avenue
Hudson, NH 03051
P: 603-578-5588
F: 603-882-7747
New Jersey

New Jersey Lady Stallions
Maryanne Fitts/Rich Gentile
1 South Main Street
Soth Toms River, NJ 08757
P: 732-797-0693
F: 732-797-0695
W: www.datarelay.com/stallions
E: stallions@datarelay.com

  

Central Jersey Splash
Charlie Nemo
133 Westfield Ave.
Clark, NJ 07066-2429
P: 732-381-9190
F: 732-381-9680
W: www.ripteidesoccer.com
E: splash@riptidesoccer.com

New Jersey Wildcats
Peter Wilson
211 Valley Road
Priceton, NJ 08540
P: 609-860-2995
New York

Long Island Lady Riders
Chuck Jacob
366 N. Broadway, Ste. 410
Jericho, NY 11753
P: 516-822-0806
F: 516-822-0974
W: www.ladyriders.com

Rochester Ravens
Jill McCabe
172 Shelbourne Road
Rochester, NY 14620
P: 716-461-4813
F: 716-442-9527
W: home.eznet.net/~rocraven
E: rocraven@exnet.net

 

New York Magic
Lyndelle Phillips
165 East 32nd Street, Suite 4E
New York, NY 10016
P/F: 212-447-0932
E: magicusisl@aol.com

North Carolina

Charlotte Speed
Desmond Armstrong
9211 N. Tryon St., Ste. 104-4
Charlotte, NC 28262
P: 704-503-6100
F: 704-503-6101

Raleigh Wings
Dr. Hugo Uyttenhove
8205 Old Deer Trail
Raleigh, NC 27615
P: 919-848-8412
F: 919-848-4657
W: www.raleighwings.com
E: info@raleighwings.com

  

Piedmont Spark*
Joe Brown
2440 N. Main St., Ste. 109
High Point, NC 27262
P: 336-869-1022
F: 336-869-1190
Ohio Cleveland Eclipse
Mike Besu
800 Brickmill Run, Condo #113
West Lake, OH 44145
P: 440-333-0981
F: 440-835-5405
Oklahoma Oklahoma City Wind
Bobby Paterson
c/o Soccer Education Co.
4500 Old Farm Road
Oklahoma City, OK 73162
P: 405-302-5100
F: 405-302-5101
Rhode Island Rhode Island Rays
James Kelly
44 Border Drive
Wakefield, RI 02879
P: 401-789-7477
F: 401-782-1652
Texas Austin
Monika Sunholz
5446 Highway 290 W, #105
Austin, TX 78735
P: 512-892-7477
F:-512-892-7402

Dallas
Cheryle DeMarco
3102 Chestnut Road
Carrollton, TX 75007
P: 972-492-7863
F: 972-242-3600

Houston
Roseanne Leverton
8903 Larnkin
Houston, TX 77049
P: 281-456-8732
F: 281-456-0289
Virginia Hampton Roads Pirhanas
Marcie Laumann
3882 Holland Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
P: 757-431-3259
F: 757-431-3259

Northern Virginia Majestics*
Tim Schweitzer
P.O. Box 229
Woodbridge, VA 22194
P: 703-680-6562
F: 703-590-6202
E: nvmajestics@aol.com

Canada

Montreal*
Pierre Mrchand/Gaspard Dalexis
400 St. Hubert
Laval, Quebec H7G 2Y7
P: 450-668-3172
F: 450-668-6734

Toronto Inferno*
Richelle Plantinga
Emeline Cres.
Markham, ON
P: 416-208-0792
F: 805-294-4969
E: mplatinga@globalserve.net

 

1999 W-1 Schedule
Italics denote W-2 team
MAY 1999
Friday, May 7
1 Raleigh @ Charlotte 7:30

Saturday, May 8

2 Laval @ Boston 7:30
3 Long Island @ Delaware 5:00
4 NJLS @ Maryland 7:30

Saturday, May 15

5 Boston @ Long Island 7:30
6 Delaware @ NJLS 7:30
7 Rochester @ Laval 8:00
8 Jackson @ Atlanta 7:30
9 Raleigh @ Tampa Bay 7:30
10 Denver @ Chicago 7:00

Sunday, May 16

11 NJLS @ NJWildcats 2:00

Friday, May 21

12 Long Island @ Maryland 7:30
13 Oklahoma City @ Denver 8:00
14 Atlanta @ Tampa Bay 7:30
rule Saturday, May 22
15 Raleigh @ Boston 7:30
16 Maryland @ N.Virginia 7:30
17 NJ Lady Stallions @ Laval 8:00
18 North Texas @ Jackson 7:30
19 Oklahoma City @ Ft. Collins 5:00
20 Toronto @ Rockford 5:30
21 Atlanta @ Miami 5:00

Sunday, May 23

22 Raleigh @ Long Island 6:00
23 Toronto @ Chicago 2:00
24 Jacksonville @ Charlotte 2:00

Friday, May 28

25 Tampa Bay @ Denver 8:00

Saturday, May 29

26 Boston @ Maryland 8:30
27 Long Island @ Atlant?30
28 Toronto @ Laval 8:00
29 Charlotte @ Jacksonville 7:30
30 Raleigh @ Hampton Roads 7:30
31 Tampa Bay @ Ft. Collins 5:00
32 Rochester @ Kalamazoo 7:30

Sunday, May 30

33 Boston @ Delaware 2:00
34 Long Island @ Jackson 4:00
35 Central Jersey @ NJLS 5:00
36 Rochester @ Chicago 2:00
37 Ft. Collins @ Denver 2:00
JUNE 1999
Friday, June 4
38 Boston @ Toronto 8:00
39 Charlotte @ Delaware 7:30
40 Jackson @ Miami 8:00

Saturday, June 5

41 Maryland @ Long Island 7:30
42 Charlotte @ NJLS 7:30
43 Jacksonville @ Atlanta 7:30
44 Jackson @ Tampa Bay 4:00
45 Kalamazoo @ Chicago 7:00
46 Ft. Collins @ Oklahoma City 7:30
47 Hampton Roads @ Raleigh 7:30

Sunday, June 6

48 Boston @ Rochester 2:00

Thursday, June 10

49 Denver @ Ft. Collins 5:30

Friday, June 11

50 NJ Wildcats @ Maryland 7:30
51 Piedmont @ Raleigh 7:30
52 Miami @ Tampa Bay 7:30
53 Chicago @ Indiana 8:30

Saturday, June 12

54 Boston @ NJLS 5:00
55 Atlanta @ Delaware 7:30
56 Laval @ Maryland 7:30
57 Charlotte @ Jackson 7:30
58 Chicago @ Kalamazoo 5:00
59 Toronto @ Rochester 7:30

Sunday, June 13

60 Laval @ Delaware 3:00
61 C. Jersey @ Long Island 4:00
62 Toronto @ Cleveland 2:00
rule Tuesday, June 15
63 Boston @ N. Hampshire 5:00

Friday, June 18

64 Delaware @ Maryland 7:30
65 Laval @ Long Island 7:30
66 Atlanta @ Jackson 8:00
67 Tampa Bay @ Raleigh 7:30
68 Ft. Collins @ Rochester 8:00

Saturday, June 19

69 Springfield @ Boston 7:30
70 Tampa Bay @ Charlotte 7:30
71 Denver @ Oklahoma City 7:30
72 Ft. Collins @ Toronto 6:00

Sunday, June 20

73 Long Island @ New York 2:00
74 Laval @ NJ Lady Stallions 5:00
75 Piedmont @ Atlanta 4:00
76 N. Virginia @ Raleigh 3:00
77 Kalamazoo @ Toronto 4:00
78 Denver @ North Texas 2:00

Friday, June 25

79 NJLS @ Central Jersey 8:00
80 Miami @ Charlotte 7:30
81 Raleigh @ Jackson 8:00
82 Chicago @ Rockford 8:00
83 Denver @ Rochester 8:00
84 Ft. Collins @ Indiana 7:35

Saturday, June 26

85 Boston @ Laval 8:00
86 Delaware @ Long Island 7:30
87 Raleigh @ Atlanta 7:30
88 Jacksonville @ Tampa Bay 7:30

Sunday, June 27

89 NJLS @ Delaware 3:00
90 Ft. Collins @ Chicago 2:00
91 Denver @ Toronto 2:00
JULY 1999
Friday, July 2
92 Maryland @ Boston 8:00
93 Rockford @ Chicago 7:30
94 Rochester @ Toronto 7:30

Saturday, July 3

95 Maryland @ Boston 7:30
96 Long Island @ Laval 8:00
97 Tampa Bay @ Jackson 7:30
98 Denver @ Ft. Collins?0
N. Virginia @ Raleigh 4:00

Sunday, July 4

100 Delaware @ Rochester 7:30

Friday, July 9

101 Long Island @ Boston 7:30
102 Cleveland @ Delaware 7:30
103 Hampton Rds. @ Maryland 7:30
104 Atlanta @ Raleigh 7:30
105 Charlotte @ Tampa Bay 7:30
106 Rochester @ Ft. Collins 5:30

Saturday, July 10

107 Jackson @ Chicago 7:00

Sunday, July 11

108 Long Island @ NJLS 7:30
109 Atlanta @ Charlotte 2:00
110 Jackson @ Indiana 5:30
111 Rochester @ Denver 2:00

Wednesday, July 14

112 Ft. Collins @ Denver 6:00

Friday, July 16

113 Laval @ Rochester 8:00
114 Chicago @ Ft. Collins 5:30
rule Saturday, July 17
115 JNLS @ Boston 7:30
116 Delaware @ Rhode Island 7:30
117 Maryland @ Raleigh 7:30
118 Atlanta @ Jacksonville 7:30
119 Charlotte @ Piedmont 6:00
120 Houston @ Jackson 7:30
121 Tampa Bay @ Miami 5:00

Sunday, July 18

122 Maryland @ Charlotte 2:00
123 Laval @ Toronto 4:00
124 Chicago @ Denver 2:00

Friday, July 23

125 Maryland @ Delaware 7:30
126 Jackson @ Charlotte 7:30

Saturday, July 24

127 Maryland @ NJLS 5:00
128 Rochester @ Long Island 7:30
129 Charlotte @ Atlanta 7:30
130 Miami @ Tampa Bay 7:30
131 Indiana @ Chicago 7:00
132 Toronto @ Ft. Collins 5:00

Sunday, July 25

133 Delaware @ Laval 2:00
134 Jackson @ Raleigh 3:00
135 Toronto @ Denver 2:00
136 Rochester @ New York 2:00

Friday, July 30

137 Chicago @ Rochester 8:00

Saturday, July 31

138 Delaware @ Boston 7:30
139 NJLS @ Long Island 7:30
140 Tampa Bay @ Atlanta 7:30
141 Charlotte @ Raleigh 7:30
AUGUST 1999
Sunday, August 1
142 Chicago @ Toronto
rule  
August 6-8
W-1 Playoffs
rule August 13-15
W-1 National Championship
Raleigh, North Carolina

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1999 W-2 Schedule
***All dates and times subject to change***
**All times are local**
Italics denote W-1 team
MAY 1999
Friday, May 7
1 Raleigh @ Charlotte 7:30

Saturday, May 8

1 Rhode Island @ New York 3:00
2 Hampton Roads @ Piedmont 6:00
3 Houston @ Austin 5:00
4 Jacksonville @ Miami 7:30

Friday, May 14, 1999

5 Austin @ North Texas 8:00

Saturday, May 15

6 NJ Wildcats @ Central Jersey 7:30
7 Rhode Island @ Springfield 7:00
8 New Hampshire @ New York 3:00
9 Piedmont @ Hampton Roads 7:00
10 Austin @ Oklahoma City 7:30

Sunday, May 16

11 NJLS @ NJ Wildcats 3:00
12 Piedmont @ N. Virginia 5:00

Friday, May 21

13 Oklahoma City @ Denver 8:00
rule Saturday, May 22
14 North Texas @ Jackson 7:30
15 Oklahoma City @ Ft. Collins 5:00
16 Toronto @ Rockford 5:00
17 Central Jersey @ Rhode Island 7:30
18 N. Hampshire @ Springfield 7:00
19 Hampton Roads @ NJ Wildcats 5:30
20 Jacksonville @ Piedmont 6:00
21 Indiana @ Cleveland 7:30
22 Austin @ Houston 7:30
23 Maryland @ Northern Virginia 7:30
24 Atlanta @ Miami 5:00

Sunday, May 23

25 Jacksonville @ Charlotte 2:00
26 New York @ Springfield 5:00
27 Indiana @ Cleveland 4:00

Friday, May 28

28 New York @ NJ Wildcats 8:00

Saturday, May 29

29 Charlotte @ Jacksonville 7:00
30 Raleigh @ Hampton Roads 7:00
31 Rochester @ Kalamazoo 7:30
32 Oklahoma City @ North Texas 7:30

Sunday, May 30

33 Central Jersey @ NJLS 5:00
34 Oklahoma City @ Houston 4:00
JUNE 1999
Friday, June 4
35 Jackson @ Miami 8:00
36 N. Hampshire @ Rhode Island 8:00
37 N. Virginia @ Piedmont 7:30
38 Rockford @ Indiana 7:35
39 North Texas @ Austin 8:00

Saturday, June 5

40 Hampton Roads @ Raleigh 7:30
41 Kalamazoo @ Chicago 7:00
42 Ft. Collins @ Oklahoma City 7:30
43 New York @ Central Jersey 7:30
44 Springfield @ NJ Wildcats 3:00
45 Rhode Island @ New Hampshire 7:30
46 Rockford @ Cleveland 7:30
47 North Texas @ Houston 7:30
48 Jacksonville @ Atlanta 7:30

Sunday, June 6

49 Springfield @ Central Jersey 3:00
50 New York @ Northern Virginia 5:00

Friday, June 11

51 NJ Wildcats @ Maryland 7:30
52 Piedmont @ Raleigh 7:30
53 Miami @ Tampa Bay 7:30
54 Chicago @ Indiana 8:30
55 Kalamazoo @ Rockford 5:30

Saturday, June 12

56 Chicago @ Kalamazoo 5:00
57 Rhode Island @ Central Jersey 5:30
58 New Hampshire @ Springfield 7:00
59 NJ Wildcats @ Hampton Roads 7:00
60 Miami @ Jacksonville 7:30

Sunday, June 13

61 Central Jersey @ Long Island 4:00
62 Toronto @ Cleveland 2:00
63 Rhode Island @ Northern Virginia 5:00
rule Tuesday, June 15
64 Boston @ New Hampshire 5:00

Friday, June 18

65 Cleveland @ Kalamazoo 8:00
66 Central Jersey @ New Hampshire 7:30
67 Oklahoma City @ North Texas 8:00

Saturday, June 19

68 Springfield @ Boston 7:30
69 Denver @ Oklahoma City 7:30
70 NJ Wildcats @ Rhode Island 7:30
71 Jacksonville @ Miami 7:30
72 Northern Virginia @ Piedmont 6:00
73 Cleveland @ Rockford 7:30
74 Houston @ Austin 7:30

Sunday, June 20

75 Piedmont @ Atlanta 4:00
76 Northern Virginia @ Raleigh 3:00
77 Kalamazoo @ Toronto 4:00
78 Central Jersey @ Springfield 5:00
79 Denver @ North Texas 2:00
80 Long Island @ New York 3:00

Friday, June 25

81 NJLS @ Central Jersey 8:00
82 Miami @ Charlotte 7:30
83 Chicago @ Rockford 7:30
84 Fort Collins @ Indiana 7:35

Saturday, June 26

85 NJ Wildcats @ N. Hampshire 7:30
86 Miami @ Piedmont 6:00
87 Hampton Roads @ Northern Virginia 7:30
88 Oklahoma City @ Austin 7:30
89 Jacksonville @ Tampa Bay 7:30

Sunday, June 27

90 Central Jersey @ New York 3:00
91 NJ Wildcats @ Springfield 5:00
92 Cleveland @ Indiana 6:30
93 Oklahoma City @ Houston 4:00
94 Northern Virginia @ Hampton Roads 4:00
JULY 1999
Friday, July 2
95 Rockford @ Chicago 7:30
96 Hampton Roads @ Jacksonville 7:30
97 Houston @ North Texas 8:00

Saturday, July 3

98 NJ Wildcats @ New York 5:00
99 Kalamazoo @ Cleveland 7:30
100 Houston @ Oklahoma City 7:30
101 Northern Virginia @ Raleigh 4:00

Sunday, July 4

102 Kalamazoo @ Indiana 6:30

Friday, July 9

103 Cleveland @ Delaware 7:30
104 Hampton Roads @ Maryland 7:30
105 Springfield @ New Hampshire 7:30
106 Kalamazoo @ Rockford 7:30
107 Austin @ Houston 8:00

Saturday, July 10

108 Piedmont @ Jacksonville 7:30
109 Rockford @ Kalamazoo 7:30
110 North Texas @ Austin 7:30

Sunday, July 11

111 Jackson @ Indiana 5:30
112 Cleveland @ Central Jersey 2:00
113 Rhode Island @ NJ Wildcats 3:00
114 New York @ New Hampshire 3:30

Friday, July 16

115 Central Jersey @ NJ Wildcats 8:00
116 Indiana @ Kalamazoo 6:00
rule Saturday, July 17
117 Houston @ Jackson 7:30
118 Tampa Bay @ Miami 5:00
119 New Hampshire @ Central Jersey 7:30
120 New York @ Springfield 7:00
121 Northern Virginia @ Hampton Roads 7:00
122 Rockford @ Cleveland 7:30
123 Delaware @ Rhode Island 7:30
124 Charlotte @ Piedmont 6:00
125 Atlanta @ Jacksonville 7:30
126 North Texas @ Oklahoma City 7:30

Sunday, July 18

127 New Hampshire @ NJ Wildcats 3:00
128 Cleveland @ Indiana 6:30

Friday, July 23

129 Springfield @ Rhode Island 8:00
130 Miami @ Jacksonville 7:30
131 Indiana @ Rockford 7:30

Saturday, July 24

132 Indiana @ Chicago 7:00
133 NJ Wildcats @ Hampton Roads 7:00
134 New York @ Rhode Island 7:30
135 Piedmont @ Northern Virginia 6:00
136 Rockford @ Kalamazoo 5:00
137 Austin @ North Texas 7:30
138 Miami @ Tampa Bay 7:300

Sunday, July 25

139 Rochester @ New York 3:00
END OF REGULAR SEASON
July 30-August 1
W-2 Playoffs