The following Westside Breakers teams still have available roster spots open for the upcoming 2008-09 season:

The Breakers are proud to announce that over 70 players from our club have made their girls varsity high school soccer teams for the current 2007-08 season.  We are also very pleased that over 20 of those players are freshman in their first year in high school.   One of the primary goals in our club is to help prepare our players to play for their varsity high school teams as early as possible and we are extremely pleased with the results this high school season.  All club players take a break from club soccer during the high school soccer season which runs from Thanksgiving through the end of February.  We wish all of our high school players great success with their teams and we look forward to getting back together in the spring.

The 2007 Fall Coast Soccer League (CSL) season has been one of the most successful seasons in the history of our club with 3 teams winning their league championship and two others finishing as the 2nd place runner up. 

Girls U10 - Bronze North Champions

Girls U11 - Bronze North 2nd Place

Girls U13 Blue - Bronze West 2nd Place

Girls U14 White - Silver West Champions

Girls U16 White - Silver Elite North Champions

image courtesy of stanfordphoto.com

Former Westside Breaker youth player Alexandra (Ali) Riley will be playing in the 2007 FIFA Women’s World Cup in China begining on Wednesday, September 12th as they take on the # 8 ranked team in the world, Brazil in their opening game.   We are incredibly proud of Ali as she grew up in Pacific Palisades and started her club soccer career with the Breakers (see the photo below) eventually playing on our U17 Premier level team in 2003.  After graduating from Harvard Westlake high school in 2006, she played in the FIFA Under 20 World Cup in Russia last summer for New Zealand before joining the Stanford University women’s soccer team last Fall.

Ali Riley as a young Westside Breaker player

The last of the original founding teams of the West Los Angeles-based Westside Breakers Girls Soccer Club brought the curtain down on their final act as an Under-19 youth soccer team by vanquishing an elite San Diego Surf team 1-0 in the final seconds of the 2007 Cal South State Cup Open championship game.