TWH Highlanders Alumni

Alumni

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Class of 2008

Class of 2007

Kenny Benson, will play soccer at Schreiner University in Kerrville, Texas
Collin Campbell
Carlos De Uriarte
Jonathan Edmunds
Taylor Hickman, will play soccer at University of Redlands in Redlands, California
Jeremy Leoni, will play soccer at Schreiner University in Kerrville, Texas
Lyman Missimer, will play soccer at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire
Matt Navarrette
Vitor Perim
Rodrigo Ramos, will play soccer St. Mary's
Jordan Sexton
Kyle Stavar
Michael Via
Matt Wagner, will play soccer at Dallas Baptist University in Dallas, Texas

Class of 2006

Ramsey Ammar, will play soccer at Appalachian State, in Boone North Carolina. He will be studying Geology and Business.
Tony Balzer, will attend Texas A&M University and study Biomedical Sciences.
Aaron Brown, will attend University of Texas and study Biology/Computer Science.
Carlos Bustamante, will be playing soccer at Belmont Abbey College and majoring in International Business.
Nick Caporale, will attend Universtiy of Texas and major in Engineering. Recipient of 2006 Conroe Rotary Club Scholar-Athlete of the year award.
Andrew Gilchrist, will attend Baylor University, majoring Sports Sponsorship & Sales in Business Administration.
Matt Halton, will play soccer at Catawba College and major in Business Administrations.
JJ Huston, will attend Montgomery County College.
Bryan Lublin, will attend Boston University, majoring in Biomedical Engineering.
Dan Newbold, will attend Texas A&M University and major in Marketing/Advertising.
Drew Sauer, will attend the University of Oklahoma and major in Petroleum Engineering.
Chris Schardon, will play soccer at Trinity University and major in Pre-Med or Engineering.
Kyle Souders, will play soccer at Queens University in Charlotte, North Carolina majoring in Business.
Brendan Yamamoto, will attend San Diego State and major in Business.

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Class of 2005

Aaron Ammar, will play soccer at Appalachian State, in Boone, North Carolina . Check out the press [click here].
John-Michael Gallogly, will play soccer at West Point Academy in New York.
Nick Gately, will attend Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts
Adam Kelly
Michael Pettitt, will attend UT Austin studying Engineering
John Riggs
Matt Via
Derek Weber, will attend UT Austin studying Engineering.

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Class of 2004

Sebastian Brei
Sam Buckman, Southwestern University, finished their season 10-6-3 (6-1-1 in the SCAC conference). Sam had one assist on the year.
Joel Burton
Garrett Clapsaddle, attending UT San Antonio with an interest in sports. He has been on the football, baseball and basketball intramural sports teams and having a successful academic year as well.
Taylor Dunphy
Joe Erwin
Will Kelleher
Logan Roberts, Furman University: Furman (NCAA Div. 1) lost to Appalachian State 0-1 in the first round of the Southern Conference Tournament. Furman finished the season 6-10-2
Pat Robertson, Coastal Carolina:won the Big South Conference Tournament -- Championship game score: Coastal Carolina 4 - Birmingham-Southern 0. Coastal Carolina finished their season with a loss in the first round of the Div 1 NCAA Tournament, losing to Duke 3-0. Patrick plans to train with the Chicago Fire PDL team this summer (2005) with Brad North.

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Class of 2003

Eric Cleaveland
James Gilchrist is at the Air Force Academy and originally started with the soccer program but has switched to boxing.
Jordan Hillman
Tom Jarouch
Ivan Koszewski played for Trinity his freshman year.
Chris Maks
Brad North, Northwestern University: (15-6-2) Team advanced to their first ever Big Ten Conference Tournament Championship game before losing to Michigan State 0-1. Brad scored the team's first 2 goals in their semi-final 5-0 romp over University of Michigan. Northwestern received their first ever invitation to the Div. 1 NCAA tournament; they won their first round game 4-1 against Western Illinois before falling to Creighton in Omaha in a closely contested match 2-3. Brad scored 9 goals this year, had 5 assists, and had a team-high 5 game-winning goals. Season Recap
Scott Smith
Braiden Tinnell was on the University of West Virginia squad freshman year.
Eduardo Ventura

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Class of 2002

Juan Almeida
Adam Brown
Juan Castellanos, Army, from the web site: "Will be traveling to Zaragoza, Spain to study at the Academia Militar General (Spanish Military Academy) during the fall semester 2004 ... will miss the entire fall season ... expected to return to the team in the spring and will play for the Black Knights for 2005 season ... letter winner."
David Castro
Rodrigo De La Garza, St Gregory's, played for 2 years.
Scott DeWitt
Collin Easterling
Gabe Gil
Tim Gorelick, McMurry, (12-8-2) finished second in their conference tournament; Tim played in all 19 matches scoring 1 goal and 3 assists.
Trey Henriquez, Mary Hardin-Baylor, (6-9-2) named to the American Southwest Conference Academic All-Conference Team. He led his team with his 5 assists this year and started all 17 games.
Matt Law
Nick Wymore, University of Texas

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Class of 2001

Casey Allen Kyle Burson, University of Massachusetts - Lowell, finished the year 16-3-1. The team finished as the NE-10 Champions, and then lost in the first round of the Div II NCAA Tournament. Kyle was named to the conference 2nd team. Kyle was 1/2 of a 4-year starting defensive team that kept opponents to only 14 goals in 20 games. From the school web site: "Burson, in his second year as an all-conference standout, was also deadly on set plays and was UML's option for penalty kicks and often free kicks. A very quick 6-foot-2 player, he was also free to go forward and capped the year with five goals and six assists (16 points), tied for second among his teammates"
Bruno Hulsman
Kevin Leon
Luis Perez
Justin Phillips
Juan Pirir
Nik Nixon
Andrew Rosenblatt
Brett Seder
Chad Seder
Graham Warren
Kyle Weber, University of Texas - Austin, Majoring in engineering

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Pro Ranks

Rusty Pierce, 1997, currently plays for the Real Salt Lake MLS team in defense after playing 5 years for the New England Revolution. Rusty played three seasons for UNC-Greensboro. He appeared 21 times for the United States Under-20 National Team, including three games at the 1999 FIFA Youth World Cup in Nigeria. Also a member of the Under-18 National Team.

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