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Showing posts with label Holly King. Show all posts
Friday, January 18, 2013
Women's Soccer: Broad Run Grad Holly King Selected by Washington in National Women's Soccer League Draft
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Women's Soccer: Broad Run Grad Holly King Named SEC Defensive Player of the Year
College Corner by Dan Sousa
(Oct. 30, 2012) - University of Florida seniors Erika Tymrak (Bradenton, Fla.) and Broad Run High School grad Holly King (Ashburn, Va.) picked up Southeastern Conference Players of the Year honors and are joined by two other Gators on 2012 All-Southeastern Conference teams, the league office announced Monday afternoon.
Tymrak is the first Gator named the SEC Offensive Player of the Year since the league began in 2005 announcing a SEC Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year. King is the SEC Defensive Player of the Year and is the third Gator since 2009 to earn the honor. A Gator has now picked up a SEC Player of the Year honor 12 times in the program’s history.
(Oct. 30, 2012) - University of Florida seniors Erika Tymrak (Bradenton, Fla.) and Broad Run High School grad Holly King (Ashburn, Va.) picked up Southeastern Conference Players of the Year honors and are joined by two other Gators on 2012 All-Southeastern Conference teams, the league office announced Monday afternoon.Tymrak is the first Gator named the SEC Offensive Player of the Year since the league began in 2005 announcing a SEC Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year. King is the SEC Defensive Player of the Year and is the third Gator since 2009 to earn the honor. A Gator has now picked up a SEC Player of the Year honor 12 times in the program’s history.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Women's Soccer: Broad Run Grad King Scores, Stone Bridge's Herndon with Assist in D.C. United's 5-0 Win
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| D.C. United Women Flying High with Another Win! (photo courtesy Tony Quinn/D.C. United Women) |
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
Soccer: Broad Run Grad Holly King Signs with D.C. United Women
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| photo courtesy UF |
D.C. United Women fans will get a look at these former local youth standouts turned college stars - beginning this Saturday when Boston Breakers visit the Maryland SoccerPlex for a preseason exhibition.
"It's exciting to be bringing in top-flight players from some of the elite soccer schools in the country," said Head Coach Mike Jorden. "Florida, Duke, UVA, William & Mary and Virginia Tech all have great tradition and it will be interesting to see their styles mesh on the same field for us this summer."
Perhaps the most promising of the group of six is King, a three-year starter at Florida. King led the Gators in minutes on the pitch last season as a junior and recorded three goals and three assists. She is a former two-time Virginia state player of the year from her time at Broad Run High School, where she was also a part of two state championship teams. King played for the Washington Freedom program from 2008-2009, and this summer makes her return to the D.C. soccer scene.
Monday, December 19, 2011
College Corner: Broad Run Grad Holly King Named Second Team 2011 All-South Region Women's Soccer
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| Holly King (photo Courtesy U. of Florida) |
Two Gators – Erika Tymrak (Lakewood Ranch, Fla.) and Kathryn Williamson (McKinney, Texas) – are All-South Region first-team selections. King (Ashburn, Va.) appears on the region’s second team.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
College Corner: Broad Run Grad King Named to All-SEC Soccer Second Team
(Nov. 1, 2011) - Broad Run High School grad Holly King, a junior midfielder at the University of Florida, has been named to the All-Southeastern Conference women's soccer second team.
King has started in 19 matches for the Gators and scored against then No. 5 Florida State and against Vanderbilt and assisted on the golden goal in a win over then No. 22 Auburn. She averages 75.5 minutes per match for the Gators, 14-6 overall. Florida is the No. 4 seed in the SEC tournament which will be held in Orange Beach, Ala. with an opening match Wednesday Nov. 2 against No. 5 seed Georgia.
King has started in 19 matches for the Gators and scored against then No. 5 Florida State and against Vanderbilt and assisted on the golden goal in a win over then No. 22 Auburn. She averages 75.5 minutes per match for the Gators, 14-6 overall. Florida is the No. 4 seed in the SEC tournament which will be held in Orange Beach, Ala. with an opening match Wednesday Nov. 2 against No. 5 seed Georgia.
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