Four FCMN players were slated as players to watch including graduated USSDA player Nico Zabala and U18 USSDA players Brian Carr, Kelmend Islami and Henrik Egly. Receiving mention in the conference write up were: current UW Milwaukee players Kevin Ferron and Riley Weiner and current Marquette University player John Mau, U17 Boys Blue player’s Bobby Russ and Carlos Esparza, U18 USSDA players Mike Skow, Ben Morales, Alex Megna, Vincent Kennedy, Patrick Hodan, Bradley Bane, Nick Ciancolo and U16 player Cheenuj Shong.

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For 5 Friday Sessions in the fall and 5 sessions in the spring FC Milwaukee will be hosting skills clinics for U11 and U10 boys and girls. 

FC Milwaukee Coach Pat White. “We have added these clinics to supplement the development of our FCMN players and or players interested in more soccer. It gives our coaches and players a chance to know multiple players and coaches within FCMN. I am extremely excited about this opportunity for our FCMN kids.”

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In 3 different tournaments FC Milwaukee wins 6 separate championships.

Fond du Lac, WI - At the FC Green Bay Invitational the U13 Girls Blue team won the U14 group with a 3-0-1 record. In the final game they defeated the Neenah Invaders 1-0. The U13 Boys Blue placed 2nd in the U14 group losing the championship game in penalty kicks.

Waukesha, WI - In Waukesha the U13 Girls White and U14 Boys Blue both won the tournament. The U13 Girls White swept their 3 games to secure the title while the U14 Boys won their bracket and defeated Yahara in the finals 4-2.

Waunakee, WI - In Waunakee the U16 Girls White, U14 Girls White and U11 Girls White all won the championship in round robin bracket formats.

“It was a good weekend for our program,” said Coaching Director Peter Knezic. “We were able to support some tournaments and get our kids on the field in great weather. I was impressed with our developmental teams (U10 and below who competed in the SC Waukesha tournament) and the quality of soccer our teams are playing.”

1 open position remains available at the following age groups:

Boys: U11, U12, U14
Girls: U13, U17, U18

2 open positions are available at:

Boys: U17
Girls: U14

To take advantage of this opportunity and arrange a tryout, contact Tryout Coordinator Chris McCreary by phone at 262-224-6264 or, by email at ckmccreary2004@yahoo.com.

Milwaukee, WI - Thank you to all who attended and congratulations to all the champions of the The FC Milwaukee Invitational 2010. It was our pleasure to host you. Special thanks go out to Tournament Directors Lynn Von Rueden and Pat White and all of our great volunteers, including, but not limited to: Leanne Talbert, Deb Kness, Jeff Thompson, Mary Nelson, Al Borsari, Michael Thew, Todd and Dana Vicker, Dave Magna, Kathy O'Lochlayne, Everett Frenz, John Massie, Doug Paluch, Mequon Parks - Don and Pam and the entire crew at Uihlein Soccer Park.
Great work everyone and we will see you next year!

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FC Milwaukee continued to pave the way for soccer in the state of Wisconsin in the 2009-2010 season. Whether it was: our brand new FC Milwaukee soccer fields, our inclusion in the nations elite leagues (The ECNL for girls and USSDA for boys), our 7 state cup championships, our 32 players moving on to play college soccer, our brand new 'all inclusive' U10 and under program, our WPSL run to the National Final Four, our outstanding FC Auction (which raised over $13,000 in ten minutes of straight donations), our fantastic sponsors including In Pro Corporation, Orthopedic Institute of Wisconsin, Adidas, ATI Physical Therapy and Allied Insulation or our best ever showing in the USSDA, FCMN had a truly 'Ground Breaking Season'.  (DOWNLOAD ENTIRE YEAR IN REVIEW)

FC Milwaukee fell 2-1 to eventual WPSL champion Boston Breakers Aztecs Reserves in their semi-final matchup on July 31. FC Milwaukee created several very good scoring chances early in the game but couldn't convert them before falling behind 1-0 on a corner-kick from the Aztecs in the 31st minute. The score would remain the same going deep into the second half as FC Milwaukee pushed to get an equalizer -- with Boston clearing a ball off of the goalline and surviving several other good scoring opportunities from FC Milwaukee. Boston scored to make the game 2-0 on a counter in the 81st minute, off a great individual run. While FC Milwaukee was able to get an injury time goal from Laurie Nosbusch to pull closer, time ran out shortly after the goal.