History was made at the 2006 Super Y-League North American Finals on Tuesday at Tampa's Ed Radice Complex.
The Chicago Magic became the first club to win three titles in the same year, while Schulz Academy's U-16 boys made it three in a row. Clubs from Southern California's Coast Soccer League also came through with three championships. The two youngest girls champions were coached by former U.S. pro stars Cle Kooiman and Peter Hattrup.
U17 Boys: HC United 0 Seacoast United 0 (HC United wins 5-4 on penalties.)
HC United had the edge in play, primarily through a gifted midfield led by Anthony Force, but goalkeeper Christopher Devine kept Seacoast in the game.
U16 Boys: Schulz Academy 1 Los Angeles FC 0
Schulz Academy claimed its third straight Super Y-League championship after winning the U-14 and U-15 titles the past two seasons. Julian Serrato and Edvin Worley combined for the winning goal in the 69th minute with Worley's volley finding the inside of the left post.
U15 Boys: Chicago Magic 2 Los Angeles FC 0
Phil Galounis and Kevin Bick scored, and Jordan Maman recorded the shutout against an LA side that had scored 14 goals in group play and its semifinal match.
U14 Boys: Chicago Magic 2 New York Red Bulls 1
Reed Losee scored the equalizer and later the winner with three minutes left when Jacob Bushue sent a cross into the box that was flicked on by Oliver Mayer before Losee redirected the ball into the upper right corner from inside the six.
U13 Boys: Cal Odyssey 4 HC United 0
Halftime adjustments from Coach Imad Tuzzi made the difference as the four second-half goals produced the most lopsided scoreline of the day with Greg Antognoli scoring twice. Jon Paul Medina struck for a goal and two assists. Villyan Bijer also put one into the back of the net, while Ruben Chavez also added two assists.
U17 Girls: West Coast SC 3 Parsippany SC 0
Sarah Reese and Felisha Gonzales led West Coast to the title. Reece scored on a 35-yard free kick for the lone goal of the first half. Coming off the bench, Gonzales put away the next two goals from inside the six.
U16 Girls: Chicago Magic 2 Wolfpack Blue 1
With three minutes remaining, Tori Burchett was the hero, beating a defender to the end line, cutting in and scoring the game-winner. Burchett was taken down for the penalty Jill Dunn converted for the first Magic goal.
U15 Girls: Real SoCal 2 Reading Rage 1
The Pennsylvanian team drew first blood with a strike from Jordan Gregru after 10 minutes. RSC rebounded in the first minute of the second half with a strike from defender Jessica Stadheim, and Megan Connor delivered the winner in the 53rd minute. RSC was missing head coach Christie Walker, who was away with the U.S. U-16s as an assistant coach in Boca Raton, Fla.
U14 Girls: Crossfire Premier 1 CASL 0 (OT)
The match was decided on a strike eight minutes into overtime on a strike from Maggie Graham, who took a loose ball 20 yards out from goal and smashed it on a half volley into the upper left corner. Crossfire is coached by former collegiate star and pro Peter Hattrup.
U13 Girls: Arsenal FC 2 DVSC 1
Arsenal FC, coached by former U.S. World Cup player Cle Kooiman, won the battle of Southern California vs. Northern California. Arsenal fell behind on a fourth-minute goal from Allie Begin, equalized on Alexis Weaver's goal in the 28th minute, then won when Jacqueline Sostre scored in the 52nd minute.