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POLYVALENTE SAINTE-THÉRÈSE (PST)
Une première joueuse de soccer Canadienne aux États-Unis!
Sainte-Thérèse, 25 juin 2015 – Corinne Galarneau, une
finissante 2014 du programme régional Santé globale de
la Polyvalente Sainte-Thérèse (PST), continue de
performer. En effet, Corinne fait maintenant partie de
l’élite de soccer féminin aux États-Unis. Avec
détermination et persévérance, Corinne Galarneau a fait
une impressionnante percée dans le soccer de haut
niveau cette année. De plus, Corinne devient la première
joueuse non américaine dans l'histoire du programme
féminin de soccer.
Plus encore, après une excellente saison de soccer où
elle a été sélectionnée pour faire partie de l'équipe étoile
de la ligue à New Hampton (son « high school »
américain), Corinne a vécu une excellente année
académique avec une moyenne de 3,6 sur 4. Elle a reçu
une bourse académique et athlétique extrêmement
attrayante de l'université Saint Anselm située à
Manchester, dans le New Hampshire, à 50 minutes de la
ville de Boston. Cette université est reconnue pour être
dans le top 100 des universités américaines.
À gauche, Corinne Galarneau, première Canadienne
recrutée dans ce programme féminin de soccer aux ÉtatsUnis.
L’automne prochain, Corinne Galarneau joindra donc les Hawks, une équipe de soccer de l’université Saint
Anselm. Rappelons que les Hawks font partie de la prestigieuse division 2 « Northeast 10 » de la NCAA où
le calibre de jeu est très élevé.
La direction de la PST et son équipe tiennent à féliciter leur ancienne élève, Corinne Galarneau, de ses
exploits en soccer aux États-Unis.
À la page suivante, les recrues sont annoncées « Women's Soccer Announces Incoming Class of 2019 ».
- 30 Source : Martine Gilbert, directrice adjointe, Polyvalente Sainte-Thérèse, CSSMI.
Polyvalente Sainte-Thérèse
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Téléphone : 450 433-5400, poste 5061  Télécopieur : 450 433-5409
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Women's Soccer Announces Incoming Class of 2019
Posted: May 11, 2015
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MANCHESTER, N.H. – Saint Anselm College women's soccer coach Tony Wallis announced his
incoming recruiting class late last month, featuring six student-athletes from five different
states and provinces.
"The incoming Class of 2019 is the most diverse geographical class we have ever had with
players from Maryland, Colorado and Canada," Wallis said. "They all bring a solid background of
high level club experience and strong academics, which are the required elements to be
successful here on the Hilltop. They are coming into a very deep returning group that only lost
3 starters from the 2014 campaign. It is always difficult to project where a player will fit in
position-wise so pre-season will be great for us to see how the 2019 class fits in."
Elise Bouchard (left), a goalkeeper from Huntingtown, Md., arrives on
the Hilltop with a multitude of high school accolades in her four-year
tenure at Calverton School about 40 miles southeast of Washington,
D.C. As captain of the Cougars squad, she was named MVP of the
Maryland Independent School Athletic League and won a conference
championship three times. Bouchard made an All-MISAL Team all four
years and was an All-County Honorable Mention twice. Statistically, she
tallied 116 saves in her senior season and led Calverton to a 11-2-2
record and a MISAL Runner-Up finish. She qualified for the Maryland
State Cup club tournament in 2013 with her Maryland United squad,
also earning a USYS Region One Championship Wildcard berth that
same season. Academically, she is a National Honor Society student
with High Honors and has worked as a U.S. Senate Page while
volunteering for the Special Olympics among other school and community activities.
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Lauren Case (right), a defender from Colorado Springs, Colo.,
participated in the Olympic Development Program just minutes from
her hometown and was a member of the organization's championship
team that represented Colorado. A two-year member of the Cheyenne
Mountain High School Colorado State Champion squads, she also
played club soccer for the Pride Predators and Pride Rebels squads. Her
Predators team was a Region IV Championship finalist in 2012 and won
the Colorado State Cup in 2011. Academically, Case is a three-time
National Society of High School Scholars recipient and is very active in
church mission trips, the American Red Cross and other volunteer work
in her community.
Corinne Galarneau (left), a midfielder from Boisbriand, Quebec, will be
the first French Canadian recruit for Wallis at the Hilltop. Galarneau
spent four years at Sainte-Thérèse High School on Montréal's northwest
side before enduring a post-graduate year at New Hampton School in
central New Hampshire. In La Belle Provence, she was a standout
player for her club squad, FC Boisbriand and performed in the AAA Elite
Quebec Soccer League. There, she earned the Goldenshoe award on
her U15 team and was a vital role in her team's run to the Quebec Cup
Final in 2014. At NHS, she was named to the Lakes Region All-Star
Team. She comes to Saint Anselm intending to major in International
Business Management.
Corey Murray (right), a striker from Scituate, Mass., will enter the
Hilltop after playing club soccer for the Boston Breakers Academy that
spent the 2015 spring season ranked No. 3 in the state of
Massachusetts. A four-year varsity starter and twice was team captain
at Scituate High School, she was named a three-time Patriot League All
-Star and a two-time All-Scholastic honoree. Murray was also her high
school girls' hockey team captain her senior season. Academically, she
is a member of the National Honor Society, will graduate among the top
20 in her senior class and is very active volunteering for the Special
Olympics youth track and field. She will arrive on the Hilltop in the
Honors Program as a Nursing major.
Taylor Patterson (left), a midfielder from Pelham, N.H., was a four-year
varsity letterwinner at Lowell Catholic High School and captain of the
Crusaders as a junior and senior. She was named Lowell Sun First
Team All-Star all four years at LCHS, as well as a four-time Eastern
Massachusetts Catholic Central League All-Star and three-time EMCCL
MVP. At the club level, she is a member of the Seacoast United Elite
squad based out of Portsmouth, N.H. Academically, she was a Ryken
Scholar, a member of the National Honor Society as well as the
National Math and Spanish Honor Societies while maintaining a 3.6 GPA
at Lowell Catholic.
Alicia Wohlgemuth (right), a midfielder from Halifax, Mass., transitioned
from goalkeeper to field player throughout her high school and club development. A four-year
letterwinner at Silver Lake Regional High School and team captain as a junior and senior, she
broke a school record as a freshman by scoring four goals in the first eight minutes of a game.
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She also was a member of the Crusaders United Soccer Club based out
of Plymouth, Mass. In the classroom and in the community,
Wohlgemuth is a two-year member of the National Honor Society as
well as the Key Club, doing several service projects for both.
"Elise brings ECNL experience between the pipes and has many
accolades in her HS career," Wallis said. "She and returning goalkeeper
Cassie Quattropani (East Hartford, Conn.) will be pushing each other
hard which is always a good thing. Lauren is a natural left side player
that has a good attacking presence and can play multiple positions.
Corinne is a versatile player that can play wide or centrally and has
good pace. Corey is what I would call and old school No. 9. She is a
tough and physical forward and plays very well with her back to goal. Taylor is a skilled
midfielder who is very good on the ball and has a great work rate. She will compliment what is
a very good returning midfield group. Alicia is a hard-nosed central player that comes in under
the radar due to an ACL injury in her junior year. She is healthy and will contribute in the
midfield along with Taylor."
"The fall is going to be exciting as we have a dedicated returning core of very good players and
an incoming class with great promise."
The six incoming freshmen will replace six graduating seniors, including goalkeeper Gabriella
Primera (Kennett Square, Pa.), backs Abby Rumph (Fair Haven, N.J.) and Meagan Simon
(Stratford, Conn.) and midfielders Alexa Lucci (Hope, R.I.), Meredith Martin (Victor, N.Y.) and
Jenna Szostak (Carver, Mass.).
Saint Anselm finished the 2014 campaign with a 7-6-3 overall record and 5-6-3 mark in the
Northeast-10 Conference, narrowly missing the NE-10 Championship tournament last
November. It was the first time since the 2006 and 2007 seasons the Hawks posted back-toback winning seasons.
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