High School Soccer All-American Game

"The All-American Game cannot be described with words, footage, and social media posts. Practicing with the best players in the country and playing a game with them, not just any game, one of the most beautiful games, can only be described with the feeling inside of you. It is a very humbling experience to be considered among the country's best and to be given such an opportunity. I had so much fun practicing and playing during the short weekend. I honestly felt like a kid again. I made lasting friendships, some of these guys I will play against in the following months in the club season and others when I'm in college. The organization is great and the coaching staff are very friendly and know the game. Many years from now I will look back to that weekend, and remember all the players, the game under the lights, and that feeling within.!"

Brandon Medina (Chicago St. Ignatius)

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Congratulations to 2011 Participant Shane O'Neill on qualifying for the U-20 world cup.

The All American game was a fantastic experience for me and was a great opportunity for me to prove myself against some of the top players from around the country. It is a great chance for any player to get exposure in such a quality match. Because of the All-American game, top schools such as Indiana, Xavier, and Virginia were in touch with me after the game. However, I opted to sign a professional contract out of high school. Overall the experience I had at the All American game was great. It is run by good people and the quality of players is very high. Anyone given the chance to play in this game should absolutely take it as it can open up so many doors for you. The All American game did so much for me to help get me where I am today and for that i'm very grateful.

Shane O'Neill - Colorado Rapids & U20 US National Team

Tab Ramos On defender Shane O’Neill fitting into the mix:
“Shane has done a great job with us. We brought him in for the first time in October of [last] year on a recommendation by Wilmer Cabrera who had him and knows the national programs pretty well. We brought him in and he’s a great kid. He works very hard, he can play either the 6 role, which is a defensive midfield role, or he can play a center back role on the right side, which is a great help for us because we’ve been a little bit depleted in that area. He’s done a great job. I think he’s going to be an important part of this group, and possibly not only for this part of it but moving on if we’re lucky enough to move on.”

2013 Girl's All-American Game

December 7, 2013

Cardinal Gibbons High - Raleigh, NC.

2013 Boys All-American Game

December 14, 2013

Rutgers University - Camden - Camden, NJ.

2012 High School All-American Teams

Click HERE and HERE to see pictures from the 2012

All-American Game!!

Thank you Mrs. Gress and Mr. Vieth for sharing your photo's

2012 All American Coaches

(Front Row L-R) Mike Gauvain, Steve Lawrence, Scott Reitnour, Mike McLaughlin

(Back Row L-R) Matt Longo, Jack Mackenzie, Shellas Hyndman, Greg Mauch

2012 West All-American Team

2012 East All-American Team

Read an article HERE about the opportunity Shane O'Neill received by attending the 2011 All-American game!!!!

My name is Colm O Neill and I am Shane's dad. I got your e-mail address from him. I am sending you this e-mail just to thank you for the phenomenal experience you have provided my son as a result of the Boys Soccer All American Game that you organized in December. It is ironic that he was fortunate to get on the roster, then he was very much in two minds about playing as a result of the nonsensical threat of suspension by the soccer academies. He chooses to go and has one of the best soccer weekends of his life! The whole experience he still raves about including how well organized it was, how good the standard of soccer was, and how nice it was to get an opportunity to see soccer at the next level at the NCAA College Cup. In addition, with regard to the gear he received, I am only slightly exaggerating in saying that the only time he takes off the warm-up top with high School All American Game logo on the back is to wash it!

With regard to what he will do next year, it is all up in the air, but again all I can say is that his going to the All American game has brought his exposure to a whole new level and by golly he is a happy camper that he went. As a result of the weekend, he has a number of excellent, top level opportunities that he is kicking around - excuse the pun - and an awful lot of those opportunities would never have surfaced without him attending the game you organized.

Finally, after seeing how playing in the weekend has benefitted Shane, all I can say is that any high school soccer player who gets the opportunity to play in the Boys high School All American Game should jump at the opportunity and would be out of their mind to turn it down suspension or no suspension. We have a younger boy who is a sophomore in high school and suffice it to say I would already be starting to hope that he would somehow in able to beg, steal, or borrow his way to the game in 2 years time as I am telling you now his is going! Thanks again, Colm O'Neill

"Just wanted to thank you, and all your efforts to pull this off. Dakota has not stopped talking about how great of a time he had and how awesome you treated him. This will be something he will remember for the rest of his life. Definately worth the 2 game suspension." Debi Edwards

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