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The Kansas City Wizards are holding their open Tryouts tomorrow in Kansas City. Once again this year the Queen City will be represented…[PHS Alumni Matt Stufflebeam] was one of the players who made it to the second day of tryouts last year in Kansas City.

According to SGFsoccer.com, Stufflebeam is at it for a second straight year. Check out the full article here.

And here is the full list of players who made it through to the second round.

As seniors, these boys team finished with a record of 21-2-3 at Parkview in the 2004-2005 season. All three of these former Vikings end their college careers having accomplished great things both on and off the field.

Patrick Carver (PHS 2005) Emory University Eagles (D3 – UAA)
2008 University Athletic Association (UAA) “Player of the Year” (Second year in a row)
2008 Team leader in points (33) and goals (13)
Tied team single season (7) and broke career record (13) at Emory for game-winning goals.
Currently tied for #2 in career EU goals (50); tied for #5 in career assists at Emory, with 28; ranked #2 in career points at Emory (122).
Currently team leader in goals (13) and has 6 assists (32 points) in 16 games
EU currently ranked 4th in the nation with a 16-1-1 record

Brian Fishback (PHS 2005) University of Indianapolis Greyhounds (D2 – GLVC)
2008 Daktronics NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer Midwest Region Second Team
2008 All GLVC Second Team
2008 CoSIDA and ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District V Second Team
2007 Led the team in points (29), goals (13), game-winning goals (4), and penalty kicks (3)
2007 His offensive numbers put him in the top 10 of all GLVC categories
Started 16 of the Greyhounds 17 games, with 2 goal and 4 assists (8 points)
IU finished 6-7-4 (Conference: 5-4-3)

Josh Florez (PHS 2005) Washington University Bears (D3 – UAA)
The Bears finished 12-5-1 (3-3 UAA)
Wash U finished the season ranked #13 in the Nation

The lone female Viking to go on from the PHS class of ’05, Katie Brooks ends her college career as an All Conference First Team player for William Jewel.

Katie Brooks (PHS 2005) William Jewell Cardinals (NAIA)
2008 HAAC All-Conference first team
2008 had 6 goals and 1 assist
Named WJC Newcomer of the Year in 2005
WJC finished the season 9-6-2

Parkview Alumni Patrick Carver (PHS 2005) and his Emory teammates dropped their round of 16 match 2-0, ending not only a stellar season for Emory but Carver’s college career as well. Carver finishes his career at Emory as their #2 all time leading scorer. Carver has not only led Emory in goals and assists in each of the last two years, but he has also been named the University Athletic Association (UAA) “Player of the Year” as both a Junior and Senior.

I could be wrong, but it looks like you can watch of replay of Carver’s last match via the host team’s website. Check it out here.

Check out the other PHS Alumni as well.

After beating North Carolina Wesleyan College in shots from the mark, Patrick Carver (PHS 2005) and Emory University move on to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA DIII Tournament. Carver was the second Emory shooter, and the first to make for his team. Emory won the shootout 3-2.

Carver was picked as the UAA co-Player of the Year for the second straight season. He has started all 18 games for the Eagles, scoring 13 goals and adding 7 assists his senior year (33 points). Last year Carver tied the team single season (7) and broke the career record (13) for game-winning goals at Emory. He is currently tied for #2 in career EU goals (50), #5 in career assists with 29; and ranked #2 in career points at Emory (123).

The Eagles, ranked 4th nationally, will play next against Christopher Newport University in Newport News, VA on Saturday, November 22.

Last year Parkview’s Josh Florez (PHS 2005) and the Wash U. Bears (St. Louis, Mo) won 16 games and advanced to the NCAA Sectional Finals.

Tyler Kutz (PHS 2007), sophomore Goalkeeper at Parkland College, was named as an Honorable Mention to the Region 24 All-Region team. Parkland is a member of the NJCAA D1, and Kutz finishes the season as the 8th ranked keeper in the entire NJCAA D1, giving up 9 goals in 21 games. Parkland ends their season at 17-2-2. Tyler played varsity keeper for 3 years at Parkview, going 58-15-3 with a career goals against average of 1.14 (87 goals against in 76 games). Tyler’s younger brother Kyle is a 3 year varsity starter at outside back for PHS, and currently a senior.

For other PHS Alumni information, check out the alumni updates page.