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One of the world's best players in the air, Wambach is the second all-time leading scorer in international soccer history behind only Mia Hamm (158). Wambach surpassed former U.S. WNT teammate Kristine Lilly (130) earlier in 2012 to move into second place. She has 141 goals through the group stage of the 2012 London Olympics. Wambach is a five-time U.S. Soccer Female Athlete of the Year, most recently recognized for her 2011 campaign that included eight goals and four assists. Her ability to wear down defenses with her physical play, aerial game and hard running has long been a key to the USA's success.
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Ellis Names 28 Players to U.S. WNT Training Camp Roster Prior to Matches Against Mexico
CHICAGO (Aug. 29, 2014) – U.S. Women's National Team head coach Jill Ellis has named 28 players for a training camp prior to two matches against Mexico, on Sept. 13 at Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy, Utah, and on Sept. 18 at Sahlen's Stadium in Rochester, New York.
The Sept. 13 kickoff time has changed to 7:30 p.m. MT and the game is live on ussoccer.com (TICKETS). The Sept. 18 match kicks off at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN2 and WatchESPN (TICKETS). Fans can also follow the U.S. WNT on Twitter @ussoccer_wnt and @ussoccer_esp.
This will be the first extended training period Ellis has had with the team since she was officially named the head coach on May 16. It will also be the final camp and matches before she names a 20-player roster that will attempt to qualify for the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup at the 2014 CONCACAF Women's Championship being held in Kansas City, Kansas; Bridgeview, Illinois; Washington, D.C.; and Chester, Pennsylvania, from Oct. 15-26.
"Obviously as a coaching staff in the international arena, you are delighted when you can get a large group of players together for an extended period," said Ellis. "It's no secret that the battle for spots on the qualifying roster will be extremely competitive and we're looking forward to the training environment and two tough games against a Mexico team that we will likely see again during the CONCACAF Championship."
Twenty-nine players have represented the USA in international competition this year and 25 of them were invited to this camp along with midfielder Shannon Boxx and goalkeepers Nicole Barnhart and Alyssa Naeher, all of whom have yet to see action for the U.S. Women's National Team in 2014.
The majority of the roster will begin training in Salt Lake City on Sept. 5 with the eight players who are playing in the NWSL Championship Game this weekend getting a few extra days off. Seattle Reign FC and FC Kansas City players will arrive on Sept. 8. Midfielder Morgan Brian, the lone non-professional on the roster, will arrive into camp on Sept. 7 after completing her weekend games with the University of Virginia.
Goalkeeper Hope Solo will likely get a shot to break the USA's all-time shutout record in one of the matches against Mexico. She is currently tied with former U.S. great Briana Scurry at 71 career shutouts.
Additional Notes:
- Jill Ellis will name 18 players to suit up for each of the matches.
- The USA comes into the matches with an 8-2-3 record in 2014.
- Twenty-seven of the 28 players named played in the NWSL this season.
- The five U.S. strikers scored a combined 36 goals in the NWSL this season, although Alex Morgan and Abby Wambach missed significant parts of the season due to injury and Christen Press played in less than half the season's matches after returning from Europe.
- Should Christie Rampone play in both Mexico matches, her cap total would grow to 297, meaning she would have a chance to hit 300 during the 2014 CONCACAF Women's Championship in October. Kristine Lilly is the only other player in soccer history to play 300 or more times for their country.
- Ali Krieger's next cap will be her 50th, which would make her the 48th player in U.S. WNT history to reach 50 international appearances.
- The USA is 27-1-1 all-time against Mexico.
- Several U.S. players won NWSL postseason awards: Alyssa Naeher was the Goalkeeper of the Year, Becky Sauerbrunn was the Defender of the Year and Julie Johnston was the Rookie of the Year.
U.S. Women's National Team Roster By Position – Detailed Roster
GOALKEEPERS (4): Nicole Barnhart (FC Kansas City), Alyssa Naeher (Boston Breakers), Ashlyn Harris (Washington Spirit), Hope Solo (Seattle Reign FC)
DEFENDERS (10): Stephanie Cox (Seattle Reign FC), Crystal Dunn (Washington Spirit), Whitney Engen (Houston Dash), Julie Johnston (Chicago Red Stars), Meghan Klingenberg (Houston Dash), Ali Krieger (Washington Spirit), Kelley O'Hara (Sky Blue FC), Christie Rampone (Sky Blue FC), Becky Sauerbrunn (FC Kansas City), Rachel Van Hollebeke (Portland Thorns FC)
MIDFIELDERS (9): Shannon Boxx (Chicago Red Stars), Morgan Brian (Virginia), Tobin Heath (Portland Thorns FC), Lauren Holiday (FC Kansas City), Carli Lloyd (WNY Flash), Allie Long (Portland Thorns FC), Kristie Mewis (Boston Breakers), Heather O'Reilly (Boston Breakers), Megan Rapinoe (Seattle Reign FC)
FORWARDS (5): Sydney Leroux (Seattle Reign FC), Alex Morgan (Portland Thorns FC), Christen Press (Chicago Red Stars), Amy Rodriguez (FC Kansas City), Abby Wambach (WNY Flash)
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Ellis Names 26 Players for Pair of June Matches against France
CHICAGO (June 2, 2014) – U.S. Women's National Team head coach Jill Ellis has named 26 players to the training camp roster in preparation for two games against France – currently ranked fourth in the world by FIFA – on June 14 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, and June 19 at Rentschler Field in East Hartford, Connecticut. Both games kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on ussoccer.com.
"Two matches against such a high-level team will give us a picture of where we are," said Ellis, who was named the eighth head coach in U.S. Women's National Team history on May 16. "Establishing how we want to play and integrating our philosophy is an important first step for a new coaching staff, but these types of matches will give us a wonderful opportunity to build on and keep testing out the player pool."
Several players return to the roster after extended absences ranging from two months in the case of Kristie Mewis, who has recovered from an ankle injury, to much longer in the case of forward Alex Morgan and midfielder Shannon Boxx.
Boxx, who has 186 caps and 27 goals, is coming in for training and evaluation only and will not play in the matches as she mounts her comeback after having a daughter in late February. A three-time Olympic gold medalist, Boxx makes her return to the roster for the first time since March of 2013 at the Algarve Cup.
The availability of Morgan for the matches will be determined pending an evaluation by the team's medical and performance staff of her progression toward international play. Morgan, who is at the tail end of her recovery from an ankle injury, has 44 goals in 70 matches, but has not appeared for the USA since November of 2013.
The roster features 25 players currently signed with National Women's Soccer League clubs as Christen Press, Whitney Engen and Meghan Klingenberg have returned to the league after helping Tyresö of Sweden to the brink of the UEFA Women's Champions League title. Tobin Heath's French league season came to a close on June 1, but her club will play in the French Cup Final on June 7 against Olympique Lyon. Forward Sarah Hagen will complete her highly successful run with Bayern Munich on June 8 and then return to make her NWSL debut for FC Kansas City. The only non-professional on the roster is rising college senior Morgan Brian from Virginia.
Additional Notes:
- Jill Ellis will name 18 players from the 26-woman roster to suit up for each match.
- Portland Thorns FC midfielder Allie Long gets her second WNT call-up after earning her first cap against Canada on May 8 in Winnipeg.
- The U.S. Women's National Team has launched its own Instagram account. Fans can now follow the U.S. Women's National Teams at http://instagram.com/ussoccer_wnt.
- The USA is 6-2-2 in 2014.
- Two regulars are still injured and unavailable for selection in midfielder Megan Rapinoe (foot) and defender Rachel Van Hollebeke (ankle).
- U.S. goalkeeper Hope Solo has 70 shutouts, one away from tying Briana Scurry for first on the USA's all-time shutout list.
- Amy Rodriguez comes into the camp tied for the NWSL lead in goals with eight in 10 games.
GOALKEEPERS (3): Nicole Barnhart (FC Kansas City), Ashlyn Harris (Washington Spirit), Hope Solo (Seattle Reign FC)
DEFENDERS (7): Stephanie Cox (Seattle Reign FC), Crystal Dunn (Washington Spirit), Whitney Engen (Houston Dash), Meghan Klingenberg (Houston Dash), Ali Krieger (Washington Spirit), Christie Rampone (Sky Blue FC), Becky Sauerbrunn (FC Kansas City)
MIDFIELDERS (9): Shannon Boxx (Chicago Red Stars), Morgan Brian (Virginia), Tobin Heath (Portland Thorns FC), Lauren Holiday (FC Kansas City), Julie Johnston (Chicago Red Stars), Carli Lloyd (WNY Flash), Allie Long (Portland Thorns FC), Kristie Mewis (Boston Breakers), Heather O'Reilly (Boston Breakers)
FORWARDS (7): Sarah Hagen (FC Kansas City), Sydney Leroux (Seattle Reign FC), Alex Morgan (Portland Thorns FC), Kelley O'Hara (Sky Blue FC), Christen Press (Chicago Red Stars), Amy Rodriguez (FC Kansas City), Abby Wambach (WNY Flash)
Ellis Names WNT Roster for May 8 Match vs. Canada
CHICAGO (April 30, 2014) – U.S. interim head coach Jill Ellis has named 22 players to the U.S. Women's National Team roster that will travel to Winnipeg, Canada, for the May 8 match at Investors Group Field. The game will be shown live on ESPN3 and espnW.com at 8 p.m. ET (7 p.m. local).
Investors Group Field, which opened in 2013, is located on the University of Manitoba campus and is home to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League. The stadium features an artificial field and has a capacity of just over 33,000. It is one of six venues that will be used for the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup.
"With World Cup qualifying in less than six months, each game against a quality opponent is significant for this group, but no question playing Canada in Canada stirs the emotions and gives it greater meaning," said Ellis. "We have been scouting the NWSL games, and we have some injuries, so I think the roster is indicative of some of the top performers playing in the league at the moment. I am looking forward to getting the group to Winnipeg and having a few days of prep before the match."
The roster includes 18 players currently in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) in addition to all three Americans – Christen Press, Whitney Engen and Meghan Klingenberg – who helped Tyresö of Sweden advance to the UEFA Women's Champions League Final with a 3-0 victory this past weekend against Birmingham of England in the second leg of the semifinal series. The trio will join their NWSL clubs following the Champions League Final against holders Wolfsburg of Germany on May 22 in Lisbon, Portugal.
The U.S. roster includes three players from Seattle Reign FC, which currently sits atop the NWSL standings, as well as three players from FC Kansas City, the Washington Spirit and Sky Blue FC. There are 21 professionals on the roster plus rising college senior Morgan Brian, the 2013 MAC Hermann Trophy winner at Virginia who is up to 10 caps in her young international career.
Two players return to a U.S. roster after extended absences in goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris, as well as former Under-20 and Under-23 international Allie Long, who is off to a fine start with Portland Thorns FC. Long, who is tied for second in the league in scoring with three goals, came into one event under Pia Sundhage in 2010, but did not earn a cap.
In addition, Ellis has given a first senior team call-up to Portland Thorns FC defender Nikki Marshall, a former Under-20 and Under-23 international who was a member of the USA's 2008 FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup championship team along with two other players on the roster, Meghan Klingenberg and Sydney Leroux.
Additional Notes:
- Ellis will name 18 players from the 22-woman roster to suit up for the match.
- The U.S. Women's National Team has launched its own Instagram account. Fans can now follow the U.S. Women's National Teams exclusively at http://instagram.com/ussoccer_wnt.
- The U.S. WNT opened its 2014 campaign with a 1-0 win against Canada on Jan. 31 in front of 20,862 fans at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas. Sydney Leroux scored the game's only goal and the USA improved to 47-3-5 all-time against Canada.
- The U.S. and Canada have faced each other once before in Winnipeg, but that was almost 24 years ago, with the USA posting a 4-1 victory on July 27, 1990.
- The match in Winnipeg will mark the fifth between the two teams in Canada. The most recent match between the neighbors on Canadian soil came on June 2, 2013, a 3-0 U.S. victory at BMO Field in Toronto.
- Several injured players were unavailable for this match, including forward Alex Morgan, midfielder Kristie Mewis, midfielder Megan Rapinoe and defender Rachel Van Hollebeke.
- Defender Crystal Dunn returns to the roster and will be looking to see her first international action of the year after being sidelined with an ankle injury.
- U.S. goalkeeper Hope Solo comes into the match having allowed just one goal in three NWSL matches to date, tied for best in the league. With 70 shutouts, Solo is one away from tying Briana Scurry for first on the USA's all-time shutout list.
U.S. Women's National Team Roster By Position
GOALKEEPERS (3): Ashlyn Harris (Washington Spirit), Jill Loyden (Sky Blue FC), Hope Solo (Seattle Reign FC)
DEFENDERS (9): Stephanie Cox (Seattle Reign FC), Crystal Dunn (Washington Spirit), Whitney Engen (Tyresö), Meghan Klingenberg (Tyresö), Ali Krieger (Washington Spirit), Nikki Marshall (Portland Thorns FC), Kelley O'Hara (Sky Blue FC), Christie Rampone (Sky Blue FC), Becky Sauerbrunn (FC Kansas City)
MIDFIELDERS (6): Morgan Brian (Virginia), Lauren Holiday (FC Kansas City), Julie Johnston (Chicago Red Stars), Carli Lloyd (WNY Flash), Allie Long (Portland Thorns FC), Heather O'Reilly (Boston Breakers)
FORWARDS (4): Sydney Leroux (Seattle Reign FC), Christen Press (Tyresö), Amy Rodriguez (FC Kansas City), Abby Wambach (WNY Flash)
Has developed into one of the most dangerous goal scorers in the world since debuting for the USA in 2001 … Has the best goals-per-game ratio in U.S. history, having scored 152 goals in her 198 games through the end of 2012 … Of her 152 goals through the end of 2012, 66 have come with her head … Through the end of 2012, the USA is 97-2-7 all-time in games in which she scored … 2012: Had one of the best years of her brilliant career, culminating in winning the FIFA Women's World Player of the Year, which was presented the Gala Awards in Zurich, Switzerland … She was just the second American to win the honor and first since Mia Hamm won it the first two years it was awarded in 2001 and 2002 … Had the second best scoring year of her career, pounding in 27 goals (just one behind Alex Morgan) with eight assists … Set a U.S. and Olympic record by scoring in the first five matches of the 2012 Olympics … Her header goal against France off a corner kick with the USA down 2-0 sparked a comeback to the 4-2 victory and ignited the USA's gold medal run … Her clutch penalty kick with 10 minutes left in regulation tied the semifinal against Canada 3-3, sending the game to overtime where the USA dramatically won 4-3 on Alex Morgan's goal in the last minute of stoppage time at the end of the second OT period … Started all six games at the Olympics and played all but 13 minutes of the tournament while winning her second gold medal … Had seven multiple goal games and scored in 20 of the USA's 32 matches … The only player to start all 32 matches, she played 2,454 minutes – the most of any year in her career – and the most of any field player … Delighted her hometown crowd in the first game of the 10-game Fan Tribute Tour following the Olympics by scoring twice against Costa Rica in Rochester, N.Y. … Scored in both friendly matches against Germany in October … Started all six games at the CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying tournament in Vancouver, Canada, playing just 285 minutes and still scored six goals to lead the U.S. team in the competition while dishing five assists … Scored two goals in each of the final two matches of the year against China to up her career total to 152, just seven short of breaking Mia Hamm's all-time scoring record for international soccer … 2011: Earned U.S. Soccer Female Athlete of the Year honors for the second consecutive year and the fifth time overall … Scored eight goals with four assists in 2011, including goals in the final four matches of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup, all with her head … The only U.S. player to ever score in the final four – or even three – games of the Women's World Cup … Won the Silver Ball as the second best player at the Women's World Cup and the Bronze Boot as the third leading scorer in the tournament … Struggled with an injury leading into the Women's World Cup, and had scored just one goal heading to Germany, but then scored in the USA's last group game, in the quarterfinal against Brazil, in the semifinal against France and in the championship against Japan … She made both of her attempts in the two penalty kick shootouts at the World Cup, the only U.S. player to do so … At the time, her goal against Brazil in the dying seconds of overtime time was the latest goal ever scored in a FIFA competition (122nd minute) … Her four goals in the tournament gave her 13 World Cup goals for her career, moving her past the great Michelle Akers into first on the all-time list of U.S. goal scorers for a World Cup … She scored in both post-World Cup matches against Canada, including two goals in a 3-0 win in front of a sold-out crowd in Portland on Sept. 22, giving her goals in six consecutive games and tying her personal best streak … Finished third in the voting for the 2011 FIFA Women's World Player of the Year … Named the Women's Sports Foundation Sportswoman of the Year and the prestigious Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year, the first soccer player – man or woman – ever to receive the award … Played 1,330 minutes in 17 games, starting 13 … 2010: Had a sensational year for the USA, starting all 18 games she played while scoring 16 goals with four assists to lead the team in scoring … Had six multiple goal games, scoring twice against Norway, Sweden, Germany and Costa Rica and a hat trick against Guatemala, the seventh hat trick of her career … Scored in the 3-2 victory against Germany in the Algarve Cup championship game … Scored the game-winner against Mexico in the 1-0 victory played in ankle-deep snow in Salt Lake City and then made snow angels to celebrate … Scored twice in the must-win third-place game against Costa Rica at the CONCACAF Women's World Cup Qualifying tournament as the USA won 3-0 to earn a spot in the playoff series against Italy …Started all five games at the Women's World Cup Qualifying tournament, leading the team in scoring with eight goals … Played all 180 minutes of both legs against Italy and assisted on Alex Morgan's game-winning goal in stoppage time during the first leg in Padova … Finished fifth in the voting for FIFA Women's World Player of the Year … 2009: Played every minute of all four matches she played for the USA, making her return to the WNT from a broken leg on May 25 against Canada in Toronto … In her next match, she scored her 100th career goal in dramatic fashion during a 1-0 victory against Canada in her hometown of Rochester, N.Y., on July 19 … She became the fifth player in U.S. history and ninth player in world history to score 100 career international goals … Scored her 101st career goal in a 1-0 victory against Germany in front of a sold-out crowd in Augsburg, Germany … 2008: Was having another brilliant year when it was cut short by a broken leg on July 16 against Brazil in San Diego in the last match before the Olympics … Before she broke both her tibia and fibula, causing her to be replaced on the Olympic roster, she had played in 22 games, starting 21, and was the USA's leading scorer with 13 goals and 10 assists … Her 10 assists were the second most in a calendar year for the WNT … Scored several key goals for the USA, including the game-winner against Mexico in Olympic Qualifying … Scored the game-winner against Australia and both goals against Italy at the Peace Queen Cup … 2007: Named U.S. Soccer Female Athlete of the Year for the third time … Led the USA in scoring with 20 goals, just the sixth time a player has scored 20 or more goals in a calendar year … Became the first player to score 20 or more goals in a year twice in her career … With her first goal against New Zealand on Aug. 12, she moved into sole possession of fifth place on the all-time U.S. goal scoring list … Became the 20th U.S. player to hit 100 caps, earning her century against England in the Women's World Cup quarterfinal win … Scored six goals in the Women's World Cup to lead the USA and won the Silver Shoe as the second-leading scorer in the tournament … Had seven two-goal games … Scored her 20 goals in 21 total games … Also had five assists … Scored in eight of the USA's 11 domestic games … 2006: Led the USA in scoring with 17 goals and eight assists … Started all three games at the Four Nations, scoring against Norway in the first match for her 50th career goal … Scored 50 career goals in 64 games, the second-quickest to 50 goals in U.S. history behind Michelle Akers … Started all four games at the Algarve Cup, getting one goal against Denmark … Recorded her fourth career hat trick in a 3-1 victory against Japan on May 7 in Kumamoto … Came up huge for the USA at 2006 CONCACAF Qualifying while playing on a bad ankle, scoring both goals in the 2-0 win against Mexico that sent the USA to the Women's World Cup … Finished fourth in the voting for FIFA Women's World Player of the Year … 2005: Started all eight games in which she played, scoring four goals with five assists … Scored twice in her four starts at the 2005 Algarve Cup … Entering 2005, she had scored 45 goals in her 55 career cap; while after 55 career games, Mia Hamm had scored 16 career goals … 2004: Named the 2004 U.S. Soccer Female Athlete of the Year, her second in a row … Finished fourth in voting for the 2004 FIFA Women's World Player of the Year … Started all five matches she played at the 2004 Olympics (she was suspended for the final group game vs. Australia) and scored four goals with one assist … She became the first U.S. player to score four goals in an Olympic tournament, helping the USA to the gold medal with goals against Greece and Brazil in the first round, Japan in the quarterfinals and the dramatic overtime game-winner in the Olympic Final against Brazil … Enjoyed one of the greatest years in U.S. Women's National Team history, scoring 31 goals in the final 30 matches of 2004 … The 31-goal performance marks the second highest total in a calendar year by a U.S. player, and she became one of only five players to score 20 or more goals in a year, joining Mia Hamm, Michelle Akers, Kristine Lilly and Tiffeny Milbrett … Her 31 goals and 13 assists mark just the seventh time a U.S. players has recorded double figures in goals and assists in a calendar year, but four of those years came from Hamm … The 75 points mark the third-highest point total in U.S. history, surpassed only by Michelle Akers in 1991 (39 goals, 7 assists, 85 points) and Alex Morgan in 2012 (28 goals, 21 assists, 77 points) … The Denmark match on Nov. 6 was the first game the USA had lost in which Wambach had scored and following the 2005 Algarve Cup, the USA was 32-1-1 in games she has tallied … Averaged a goal every 74 minutes she was on the field in 2004 … Tied a U.S. record for goals in a game on Oct. 23, scoring all five goals in the second half in the USA's 5-0 win against Ireland in Houston … In May, she played at forward, in the midfield, and for most of the second half, at left back, for the FIFA Women's World Stars in Paris during a 3-2 win against Germany as part of FIFA's Centennial celebrations at Stade de France … 2003: Played in just six matches, starting three, before the Women's World Cup, but turned out to be one of the stars of the tournament … Ended the year having played 14 matches, starting nine, including five Women's World Cup matches … Led the USA in scoring at the WWC with three goals, tallying one of the most important goals in U.S. history in the 1-0 win against Norway in the quarterfinal … Also scored against Nigeria and North Korea … She scored all nine of her goals in the last 12 matches of the year … 2002: Earned seven of her eight career caps to date, starting four matches, while scoring five goals … Had a hat trick against Scotland on Sept. 8 … Was a member of the CONCACAF Women's Gold Cup Team that qualified the USA for the 2003 Women's World Cup, scoring against Panama in her only appearance of the tournament … Youth National Teams: A member of the 2001 U.S. Under-21 Nordic Cup championship team, she scored three goals across the first three matches, but was suspended from the final due to yellow card accumulation … Also played for the U.S. Under-16 National Team in 1996 … First Appearance: Sept. 9, 2001, vs. Germany ... First Goal: April 27, 2002, vs. Finland.
As a senior, she scored 31 goals with 13 assists in 24 matches to help Florida to the NCAA Final Four in 2001 … Was the SEC Player of the Year for the second consecutive season in 2001, making her the first player in league history to win player of the year or tournament MVP honors in consecutive seasons … Was a First-Team All-SEC selection for the fourth consecutive season … Was Florida's leading scorer with 31 goals, 13 assists and 75 points as a senior … Also owns UF's career records for goals (96), assists (49), points (241), game-winning goals (24) and hat-tricks (10) … Led the NCAA Division I in points per game (3.26) and goals per game (1.34) … Finished her NCAA career sixth all-time in both points (241) and goals (96) … Had 10 multiple-goal matches in 2001, including hat tricks vs. Mississippi State, Kentucky (SEC Tournament semifinal) and Georgia (NCAA Second Round) … Set a UF record with at least one goal in 10 consecutive matches (tied for third best in NCAA history) … Named a finalist for the 2001 Hermann Trophy and Missouri Athletic Club Player of the Year awards … As a junior, she led the Gators with 23 goals and eight assists for 54 points in 2000 … Finished third in the final balloting for the 2000 Hermann Trophy … Her season goal total of 23 was tied for fourth in the nation … As a sophomore in 1999, she started 22 matches and was named a First-Team NSCAA All-America selection … Scored 23 goals with 16 assists for 62 points, which each ranked in the nation's top five for season totals … Set a school record for assists in a season with 16 … Led the SEC in total points and assists and was second in total goals … Had seven multi-goal matches, including a collegiate-high four goals against LSU and a hat-trick against Vanderbilt in the SEC Tournament semifinal … As a freshman in 1998, she started all 26 games she played in, helping the Gators win the NCAA championship … Second on the team in goals (19), assists (12), and points (50) … Was a Soccer America Freshman All-America selection … Scored five or more points in a match on four occasions … Scored both goals in the Gators' SEC Tournament final victory against Vanderbilt … High School: During her high school career, she scored 142 goals, including 34 in 1997 … Was the 1997 National High School Player of the Year for Our Lady of Mercy High School … Was named All-Greater Rochester Player of the Year in 1995 and 1997 … Was named an NSCAA All-American in 1996 and 1997 … Was named the Gatorade New York Player of the Year in 1997.


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Police say a 30-year-old woman has confessed to being involved in the Oct. 4, 2011, murder and robbery of Zachary Higdon at his trailer at 900 Airport Road.
Jessica Tene Sterchi is charged with first-degree murder, especially aggravated robbery and tampering with or fabricating evidence.
The body of the victim was found by relatives at his unit at the Whispering Pines Trailer Park.
Police said numerous items of value had been removed from the trailer.
Investigator Zach Fuller said on Wednesday he interviewed a witness who said he had information on the Higdon murder. He said Ms. Sterchi told him "she was responsible for the murder of Zachary Higdon."
The witness said Ms. Sterchi explained in detail how the murder and the robbery were carried out. She stated they were going to rob Higdon and she was the one who shot and killed him. He said she told where the murder weapon could be located along with certain items taken from the trailer.
Investigator Fuller said on Saturday Ms. Sterchi agreed to speak with him. She said she was present when Higdon was killed. She said she was with her boyfriend and his brother when they decided to go get some cocaine from Higdon.
She said she entered the trailer first and purchased cocaine from Higdon. She said the two men then entered. She said when they tried to rob Higdon he fought back and was shot and killed.
She said they left, but returned twice to retrieve valuables from the trailer and to clean up the murder scene.
Investigator Fuller said the items Ms. Sterchi described matched those taken from the residence.
She said the gun had been thrown in the river.
Ms. Sterchi admitted pawning items taken from Higdon.
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RCSD Summer School Graduation – A Pass or Fail?
It is well known and recognized that the Rochester City School District has abysmal four year graduation rates, with many students failing to cross the finish line on time. The reasons for incompletion are as varied as the reasons for poor attendance. However, this evening over 200 students finished the race they started at the RCSD summer school graduation ceremony. According to RCSD board president Van Henri White, this graduation class was the largest thus far since the district began doing summer commencements. This particular announcement garnered plenty of praise from many of the excited family and friends within the audience.
Although, I applaud the students' persevering by remaining focused on completion. I can't help but ponder if this celebration is a panacea for much bigger issues. If the summer school graduation classes c0ntinue to enlarge from the previous year, are we doing these children a disservice? Someone should be asking, "Why aren't the students passing the New York state and/or standardized tests required to graduate", or "Is the Common Core curriculum too rigorous for the students that haven't been sufficiently prepared"? A mind is a terrible thing to waste and our children need and deserve better so that they can adequately compete in the employment and economic marketplace.


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City of York Council leaders urged to phase cuts to bus transport for faith school pupils
10:36am Saturday 18th January 2014 in News By Mark Stead, Political Reporter
CITY leaders have been urged to stick to their original timetable for cuts to York school bus services after a decision was postponed.
Plans to withdraw free school transport from 123 faith school pupils were deferred by City of York Council's cabinet member for education, Coun Janet Looker, this week after parents said it could risk their children's safety. The authority will now examine the proposals again.
Coun Jenny Brooks, Conservative education spokeswoman, said she was "delighted" at the postponement, but the council should stick to its original timetable for a phased withdrawal of free home-to-school transport for all faith school pupils, apart from those from low-income families, by 2019.
Under the new plans it would be withdrawn in September.
"While we understand the need to further reduce costs, this proposal could impact seriously on many children's education, and if it went ahead some pupils might have to change schools in the middle of their GCSEs," she said.
"Year 9 students will have very little time after the results of a three-month consultation are known to find a catchment school which has a place for them, let alone their desired GCSE options. In the meantime, the uncertainty will be very unsettling.
"Parents have relied on the council's original timetable and it must honour the commitment it has made."
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5:12pm Sat 18 Jan 14
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wilson usain wrote:May 2015 you mean.
Come May when there is a new council following the wipe out of Alexander. Then a decision should be taken.
12:21pm Sun 19 Jan 14
Daisy75 says...
12:26pm Mon 20 Jan 14
Stevie D says...
Daisy75 wrote:While that's true, and I completely support the withdrawal of free school transport on the basis of faith, it does seem harsh to change the rules of the game half-way through. Parents whose kids already go to these schools signed up for them on the understanding that free travel would be provided. Withdrawing that at such short notice could put some of these families in a very difficult position, and doesn't leave a lot of time to make other arrangements, eg moving school or sorting out parent-funded transport. Sticking to the originally agreed timetable seems like a more sensible way of implementing the cuts.
Surely the parents could contribute to the bus costs? If you choose to send your child to a school out of your catchment area you are responsible for the bus fare. Most people in our increasingly secular society are choosing to send their kid to these faith schools for their perceived educational not religious benefits, and hence are no different.
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There's almost nothing better than when the stars align perfectly to give us a Target Price Cut, a manufacturer's coupon, AND a Target coupon to stack with it! This is a great price for this product
Buy 2 Downy Unstopables In-Wash Scent Booster, 13.2 oz. $5.99, Price Cut through 12/17
Use 2 $2.00/1 Downy Unstopables, Limit of 4 like coupons in same shopping trip from PG 10/30 (exp 11/30)
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Final Price: $3.49 each when you buy 2
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Target coupons can be printed from their website. When you log on in the top right hand corner, it says, coupons,clearance & weekly ad. it's right underneath the small red shopping cart.
okay I just got back from my Target in GA & they are not marked down. the price was $6.99..must not be a regional thing
my target store only allows 1 manufactured coupon and 1 store coupon per item…should be store policy. not sure how you guys are getting away with it.
That is what they are doing. 1 store coupon and 1 manufacturer coupon per item.
I have a few extra of the Target coupons is anyone needs!
I just went to Harris Teeter last night (if anyone has this store) and paid $1.99 for the Downy Unstoppables. I still had my $2.00 off coupon, I went on-line and chose the Harris Teeter e-vic coupon for $2.00 off, and the original price was $5.99. So That's $5.99 – store coupon $2.00 – manf. coupon $2.00 = $1.99!!! I can't wait to do laundry to try it! Lol.
where do I find the $1/2 taget coupon for the Downy Unstopables???
My Target has $1 off target coupons hanging on them
would you guys compare this to the Purex crystals fabric softener or is it superior? I really like the purex.
@Couponnewbie007…It is SUPERIOR!!! (IMO) Love this tuff.
gave away the Purex to my mom and stocking up on these
$3.99 WITHOUT the Target (TarJ) coupon is a STEAL so Im going to get several
My RP 10/30 doesn't have this Target Unstopables coupon–so I get its a regional coupon. Bummers! Well…I have the $2 off coupon and now want to try it out based on all the positive comments!
does anyone know if this product has ever had a deal where it was free or less than $.50?
This is a very nice product, but people have been washing laundry for decades without it. Wouldn't it be wiser to use the $3.49 for a gallon of gas, a case of bottled water or something practical like…Twinkies?
Too funny. See your point…..but its fabric softner…and dont we all need that?
Pizzaz——our of curiosity, how many "likes" have you received?
Well…since you asked…I am currently up to 540 at this very moment, thanks to loyal fans such as you! This morning, when I woke up, I was at 496. I have only been posting comments for about a month and a half. And, for future reference, all anyone has to do to check how many likes someone has is to click on their picture. Also, I would like to use this opportunity to thank the KrazyLadies and all who find me annoying for putting up with me and my nonsense!! I don't know what's wrong with me; I think it has something to do with being dropped on my head as a child.
Thanks for the reference =)
Yeah, can be annoying at times……but at least you make us laugh.
No comment about the dropped your head reference. =)
Last but not Least………what do you think about my Bounty Coupon question?
I think it would be easier to answer "What is the meaning of life?"…LOL
Yes Lina…Yes, we do!
My fabric yearns to be soft and have it's scent boosted.
I repent of my negative thoughts!
i hear yah but i just couldn't resist, these unstoppables smell sooo good. I think i'm addicted to it. I try to buy at least one or 2 whenever i go shopping, that is if i can get them for free with overage from other items.
That's the great thing about couponing…we save so much money on other items, that we can afford to indulge and treat ourselves without the guilt!!!
My advice is that you get one of each available scent and a pint of your favorite ice cream and enjoy yourself the next time you do laundry!
Someone suggested using the sample packets (that came on other detergents, or in the mail) as car freshener! It smells soooo good
I think directly in the linen closet is a nice place for it. =)
This just hit me………Could I use $1/2 6 rolls of bounty, and then use 1-.50 cents coupon?
not on the same 6 ct package. You can only stack a store coupon and a manufacturer coupon, not 2 manufacturer coupons
or maybe try reading the basics on the website, so you can learn a little just a little about how to use coupons…I've gotten top the point where I don't want to even read the comments, because of seeing the same questions asked within on thread or simple easy questions being asked over and over again…OKAY you can NOT buy a 12 pack of Toilet Paper and use 12 coupons..one for each roll in the pack…its that simple! Sorry everyone, but its frustrating to want to read the comments to see if anyone has posted any deals in the comments as you all so often do, within having to read thru tons of questions from people who do not understand the basics of using coupons. It wastes time and I personally won't respond to anyone who is NOT willing to read and learn about coupon use and expect all of us who have experience to hold their hands and teach them everything because they cant be bothered reading.. I'm all for helping people, but at the same time, I see many many who come here looking for a magic pill and want someone else to do all the work for them. This website does so much work for us already, way more than when I first started using coupons…So please do a little reading and understand that you are wasting a lot of other peoples time because you can not be bothered reading.
Have you ever considered a career as a Walmart Greeter?
you can easily scroll past those questions
go easy on the newbies, coupon lingo can be difficult to understand when you are just starting out. i studied this site for hours the first time, so that i can try to understand how these people are able to get such amazing deals for the same coupons i'm using. even after trying to do the math, sometimes it didn't make sense; i'd hate to finally work up the nerve to ask someone for an explanation, only to be lectured.
Lina, you can buy four six packs which you were going to do anyway so you could get your $5 RR and use (2) $1/2 coupons.
Thanks Chae, I appreciate your writing me instead of scolding me like someone did. But it's all good. I understand that I'm new but sometimes I just want a quick answer cuz im heading out the door and I figure someone nice would reply back to me…i Ended up just buying 2 6ct. bounty rolls and used a $1/2 coupon and bought 10 box's of Puffs Tissue and used the 0.25/3 from the PG 10/30 Q. and Used a whole bunch of rewards…and my total came to $10.70 plus i got a $5.00RR
Coupon is in the Redplum 10/30 target coupon
so excited!!! i love this stuff!!! =)
I have an OFF the wall question but im hoping KCL will see it, and try to respond……I found two coupons in my son's diaper box I purchased a week ago and I just opened it up..I need to open them more often….Anyhow..Each coupon is for a $1 off any 2 Bounty paper towels! Which I was excited to get! They have a sale at walgreens for 5.49 this week on 6 rolls. Will this coupon work on it? I dont see why it wouldnt…is this something im gonna have to check tomorrow to see if it scans ?
Yes, it will work.
Thank you for replying! I appreciate it! Im excited now!! haha cuz ill get $5 RR when I spend $20……
You may have to buy 2 packages depending on the wording of the coupon.
The wording states exactly this: "$1.00 off ANY 2 Bounty paper towels." has a picture of 6 bounty rolls bundle.
Yes, if the coupon states $1.00/2 though, you will have to buy TWO packs of the 6 rolls. HTH!
UGH! really?! LAME I thought I had a good deal……I guess ill just use the .50 cent off 6 rolls from 10/30 pg
I doubt it will work. Read the fine print on the coupon. Usually it would be $1/2 single rolls or $1/2 of the 6 roll ct or higher. It should state it on the coupon. It would definitely be nice if you could use a coupon like that on a 6 ct! So you'd have to buy 4, 6 roll packs to use your 2 coupons. sorry
i got a 3 dollar off coupon from vocal point a while back when they had the samples! and i have been waiting for a sale like this yay!!! 2.99 ea.!
just checked to make sure i still had them. Super excited!!
I guess I'll have to get them for 3.99! =( but still a good deal none the less on this product. Walmart here sells it for 6.97
go to the target web site to print them
just checked and didn't see them online.did you print them awhile back?
MY GOD..sooo luckkyy!! Never see the target coupons!!! soo annoying!! Im with Cheyenne on that note!
Does ANYONE have any of the Target coupons they would be willing to trade / or give away??
We NEVER NEVER get these in Texas
they are on the target website
I can't find the coupon on the Target site, which category did you find it under? Thanks!
I couldn't find it either? Would love to know…
These types of coupons are not found on their website…if they are..its FEW and FARRRRRRRRRRRR between….usually they'll send u great coupons on your phone if you sign up..but unfortunately for us who dont get the target RED PLUM coupons…its a bummer. You win some..and lose some..nothing we can do..
they are actually coupon inserts from 10/30 Red Plum
Try Google .. type in target coupons. A link should come right up.
Yes we do. They are on the Target website darlin
Where in Texas are you? I am in San Antonio and always get the Target coupons, I can definitely check to see if I have any to spare!
I live in Texas and I get the coupons…they are on the website, they can be sent to your mobile device and they also have coupons in the sunday newspaper
i probably won't use mine. do you have any swanson broth coupons?
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4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-14-2011 14:06:19 | More by karlfree
4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-14-2011 09:26:51 | More by CenCalMario
4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-14-2011 07:08:25 | More by AlexM
4.05/5 rDev +7.7%
On tap on 11.12.11 at Flying Saucer in Cordova TN
Poured with barely any head, might have been the way the taps were set up, other then the nitro brews I didn't see any beers with a head on them leaving the bar. Dark red/brown in color.
Smells spicy sweet, not overwhelming but very good.
First sip was awesome, banana and peppers, with a nice burn at the end. I really didn't get any hints of cinnamon at all but the pepper came through nicely. Sadly, I took my time with this brew and about halfway through the glass it became a drag, as it warms up, it loses the heat and becomes too yeasty sweet for me.
We hope to find a bottle of this to age, the store we stopped at was already sold out, I think this beer will age nicely, it's already nicely balanced but I'd love to see what happens when the peppers mellow out.
11-13-2011 18:18:58 | More by yesferro
3.05/5 rDev -18.9%
Poured a brownish Belgian cooler.
The smell was the worst part of the beer. ALL I could pick up was a kind of green bell pepper smell which was a little off putting.
The taste was a little better. I didn't pick up any cinnamon but a good amount of pepper (no heat just flavor), slight spice, and some banana from the yeast.
This beer paired pretty damn well with the eggplant and potato pizzas I had with it so I will give it credit for having amazing pairing potential. But on it's own it didn't hit the spot for me. Maybe a year or two on it so the flavors can blend but I'm not sure I'll give it a second chance.
11-13-2011 18:14:12 | More by Eriktheipaman
3.99/5 rDev +6.1%
A- Red ale poured into a pint glass. Small foamy white head forms but doesn't have great retention. Fine ring stays alive and some spots of lace form on the glass.
S- Unique aroma with a smoky, spicy, earthy cinnamon and hot pepper feel. Definitely a bit of caramelized sugar. Some Belgian spice and dark fruit.
T- Belgian yeast becomes way too strong here and gives off a medicinal dark fruit and spice feel. The peppers and cinnamon are very nice, earthy and flavorful.
MF- Creamy moderately thick body with nice smooth carbonation. Not all that spicy and somewhat warm and bitter.
Hard to drink a ton of this due to the extreme strong flavors. The Belgian yeast really hurts this one because the peppers are fresh and nicely done. Will re-review in another 1yr1mo1day.
T- Chili pepper stands out nicely still, really like fresh cut vegetables. Herbal, spicy, dark fruit, cinnamon and some clove banana.
Scored: 3.75, 4, 4, 4, 4
11-13-2011 05:44:25 | More by cbutova
4.15/5 rDev +10.4%
22 oz. bottle, the last Vertical Epic release before the big day, the last one to have any aging on it,
A: Pours a deep amber to red with a full off-white head, with good retention and lace.
S: Clear chile nose, reminds me of fajitas.
T: Nice malt flavour, noticable cinnamon, but the chiles come in early and take over. They work well with the base beer and allow some fruitiness to come in at the finish.
M: Full-bodied, creamy, nice long aftertaste with a bit of heat. Not the hottest beer I've had for sure, capsaicin-wise.
O: Another quality Vertical Epic, I will certainly be interested in seeing how much heat is left when I open this exactly 13 months to the day today.
December 2012 Edit - Still has a lot of chiles in the nose. Much more subtle overall in it's flavour. Very soft and delicate. A nice drink, but I believe it was better fresh.
11-13-2011 05:30:58 | More by Halcyondays
3.8/5 rDev +1.1%
pours a clear reddish brown with a four finger head that leaves ring after ring of big clumpy lacing in it's wake. nose is made up of cinnamon, chilies, yeast, some banannas, bread and malts. taste is pretty much the same as the nose. this beer has a lot going on. mouthfeel is that of a full bodied beer with a creamy texture and great carbonation. overall this is very busy and i'm more a fan of the k.i.s.s. method. worth the try and will probably throw one in the cellar to try again down the road.
11-13-2011 02:47:58 | More by match1112
4.43/5 rDev +17.8%
Pours a maple syrup color with a tight, off-white head that leaves a ring of lacing.
Smells of roasted chiles, banana, and yeast spice.
Tastes of Belgian fruit notes and spice with the chiles running throughout. Banana with some sweetness comes through first along with a bit of apple. Chiles come in next and add a bit of meatiness and nice roasted notes. Spice comes on the end with clove and cinnamon notes combining with a small amount of heat from the chiles. As it warms, a bit of a phenolic character comes through.
Mouthfeel is medium-full with a smooth amount of carbonation.
Overall, I really like this beer, and feel that the base beer would most likely be good on its own, but the chiles make it even better. However, I should qualify this with the fact that I like to add roasted green chiles to almost everything I cook, so it may only appeal to those like me.
11-13-2011 02:46:41 | More by ocelot2500
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
22oz bottle served in a snifter.
drinking on 11.12.11... so close.
pours a coppery, deep amber tone with ruby highlights while yielding a relatively short lived finger and a half beige head. the head leaves a little to be desired but still a beautiful looking beer.
nice, aromatic nose offers clear notes of cinnamon and chiles along with a strong belgian yeast presence. secondary notes of banana and clove.
flavor is interesting. my first impulse is that i don't think it's for me, but after a few sips i seem to warm up to it more. more or less follows the aroma: chilies, cinnamon, banana, Belgian yeast... definitely a lot going on. a bit medicinal. medium-bodied on the palate with average carbonation.
overall i think it's a unique and relatively tasty beer. not out-of-this-world delicious but a nice change of pace.
11-13-2011 02:40:58 | More by perrymarcus
4.22/5 rDev +12.2%
Tasted On: 11-11-2011
Freshness: Not indicated
Packaging: 22 oz. brown bottle
Glassware: Globe glass
Purchased: Single from Frugal MacDoogal, Nashville
Picked up a couple of these; one to share on 11-11-11 and one to taste and review in more detail.
Color is a dark, reddish-brown, clear in the glass. The tan head of 1 finger has a fair amount of retention. Lacing is good.
Very interesting nose, with lots of spices - cinnamon especially. There is a light chili pepper aroma, as well as a sweetness of light fruits. Did not really pick up any hop aroma.
Taste features chili heat and flavors, but is not overpowering. Malty and spicy, with red and black pepper and cinnamon. Nicely balanced, I wouldn't have guessed this has 65 IBUs. I didn't really pick up much in the way of Belgian yeast flavors. Beer tastes more flavorful as it approaches room temperature.
Mouthfeel is crisp with a medium carbonation level. I get a good warming from the alcohol. The finish is dry with more of the chilies in the aftertaste.
A different and intriguing beer. I'd drink it again, but if I bought one I'd probably want to wait and try it after a year of cellaring.
11-13-2011 00:54:18 | More by sommersb
3.68/5 rDev -2.1%
Stone – 11.11.11
Poured into a 12oz tulip on 11.11.11
A: Poured a surprisingly clear deep reddish copper with good carbonation. Thin off white foamy head with noticeable carbonation.
S: Not a lot going on with the nose on this one. Everything seemed very thin and I had to search for anything other than light raisins and a bit of alcohol
T: This was a very interesting and complex tasting beer. It started with a very raisony sweetness and then quickly transformed into a white wine dry almost tart taste. After a few seconds the slightest hint of the peppers appear (the taste but not the heat) and then is quickly surprised by an almost powdery dry cinnamon tingle. With a sharp and dry after taste reminiscent of white wine seems to last forever.
M: The lively carbonation helps give this beer a nice mouth feel but with a very dry finish.
O: I had to pick this one up and drink it tonight since it was 11.11.11 and I had so so expectations. Overall I think it was a very interesting creation and I am glad I got a bottle to try. The finish was a complex roller coaster but the dry tartness got old after a while. All in all it was an OK beer but nothing that I am going to stock up on. I think that the base beer for this concoction could improve with age but I am not sure what that would do the touch on spice on the finish. I may have to pick up another bottle or two just to find out.
11-12-2011 08:15:15 | More by ezperkins2
2.6/5 rDev -30.9%
Look: Pours a medium brown color with traces of red throughout. 1 inch tan head with good retention. Leaves behind a spot or two of lace
Smell: The nose carries a fair amount of cinnamon and banana which reminds me of a banana flavored laffy taffy and definitely some belgian yeast
Taste: The flavor is not very good at all. It's a combination of flavors that honeslty do not go together at all. The cinnamon is too sweet for the chili's and the banana just feels out of place and artificial. As the beer warms it becomes chalky. Not good
Mouthfeel: Medium body and medium to high carbonation and a bit of a sting from the chilis
Overall: The flavor of this beer is a train wreck and ruins the beer.
11-12-2011 06:41:24 | More by DarthKostrizer
3.58/5 rDev -4.8%
22oz bomber poured to a tulip glass, sipped on 11.11.11.
A- Ruby strawberry and dark brown in color. Very light, toasted marshmallow head with medium carbonation.
S- Dominant belgian yeast with cinnamon buried beneath the bread-like belgian tones. Dried banana, and a slight sourness at first, some raisin and darker fruits.
T- Tasty dark belgian notes, with hints of dark fruits and dark breads. Rye and a slight spice on the tongue, maybe a little clove. Cinnamon is there just enough to balance the sweetness of the dark fruit characteristics. Almost has a light cinnamon toast sort of taste and texture as it gets warmer. Chilies are modestly blended back, but can be felt in the throat on the aftertaste, adding flavor and interesting drinkability. Very minimal heat, but a really nice balance to the other flavors overall.
MF- I get a spicy (cinnamon) bubblegum sort of mouthfeel and sweetness. Coats the mouth nicely with some activity on the tongue. At times, reminds me of a really sour piece of sourdough toast….
O- Enjoyable, with engaging complexities and an interesting flavor profile. Really just more of an intriguing beer that offers a lot to the palate with each sip and as the temperature changes. Stone did a nice job of balancing the ingredients to make this compelling.
11-12-2011 05:16:48 | More by suncrust
3.35/5 rDev -10.9%
942nd Review on BA
Bottle to Stone Pint
Purchased 11/10 and consumed 11/11/11
App- A bit of a caramel brown with some amber and reds. A mid 1 finger head to a a small bit of bubbles on the top of the beer. A small bit of cling but not much.
Smell- So this is labeled as a Chili beer but the aromatics are clearly of the Belgian origin. More yeast with a small bit of banana and clove. The chili just seems lost.
Taste- It's a tasty beer. This has a good pocket of flavor but I feel they should've stuck with the base beer. I get some nice flavors but clearly the chili is a secondary flavor. I really don't get the cinnamon on this one. More of a Belgian Pale but just different color.
Mouth- This was a medium body with a medium carbonation level. The redsidual flavors are of a Belgian beer but just a tad bit of chili.
Drink- The series is coming to a close and I feel that Stone is pushing the boundaries now. This was flavorful and subdued. I liked the base flavors and the layering. Needed more of the yeast and base flavors.
11-12-2011 03:00:56 | More by FosterJM
3.9/5 rDev +3.7%
Poured into pint glass.
Appearance: dark brown with golden hues. Pours about a finger of off-white head that quickly fades. Minimal lacing.
Smell: malty, cinnamon, hint of chile, estery, cloves.
Taste: cinnamon up front but not overpowering. Malty/sweet in the middle. A hint of chile comes through towards the finish along with banana and cloves. Candi sugar is also present. The chile presence definitely increases as the beer warms.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied, moderate carbonation, a hint of heat from the chile and the subtlest bit of astringency.
Overall: the mildest chile beer I've ever had. The cinnamon and chile are very subdued. The banana and clove from the Belgian yeast are much more prevalent. Drinkability is pretty high and the nearly 10% ABV is well hidden.
11-12-2011 01:04:36 | More by phichifiji00
4.05/5 rDev +7.7%
Poured from a 22oz bottle into my Stone IRS tulip. Dark amberish/red color. Thought this was meant to be a Belgian Strong Pale. I guess I am mistaken. A half finger of off-white head dissipates into a nice milky way looking film. Sweet Belgian smells abound. Spicy Belgian yeast. Sweet candied sugar. I can pick out the cinnamon, knowing that it's in the brew, but don't know if I could otherwise. There's a faint Hatch chile scent in the background (having grown up 30 miles from Hatch, New Mexico represent!). On the palate, you get all the normal Belgian Dubbel goodies. Dried dark fruit, raisins, Belgian spice, sweetness. Then there's something else. There's a reaaally faint Hatch green that leads into a hop bitterness on the finish. Pretty damn creamy. The alcohol is hidden really well. I don't know what to think of this beer, but it certainly is interesting.
11-11-2011 06:22:45 | More by WestValleyIPA
4/5 rDev +6.4%
Pours an almost-clear, somewhat dark amber color with a small off-white head that diminishes quickly. Scent is immediately strong cinnamon stick aroma with a bit of clove. As the beer warms, the chili makes itself noticeable, as well as caramel malt and hints of banana. Taste is not really what I was expecting...spicy cinnamon with Belgian yeast characteristics. Clove, banana, dark fruits... more cinnamon (this time on the sweeter side). Finishes quite malty with a bit of booze and chili heat. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with nice carbonation. Drinkability is fairly high. Overall, this beer is a unique beer. The way the cinnamon and chilies compliment eachother is outstanding...would like a bit more chili though.
11-11-2011 06:00:53 | More by DovaliHops
4/5 rDev +6.4%
Appearance: Dark amber color with burgundy overtones. Poured with a fair sized light beige head that dissipated quickly. Good looking beer.
Smell: Chiles and some fruity notes from the yeast. The cinnamon is also present in the nose.
Taste: The Chiles, fruity notes and cinnamon in the nose come through in the taste. Finishes fairly dry with some hops in the end.
Mouth-feel: Light medium body with a fair level of carbonation.
Overall: Good, unique beer whose taste pleasantly surprised me. I wasn't sure how it would be when I first heard about the ingredients.
*My review was based on this being a Chile beer not a Belgian Strong Pale Ale. My score for taste would be different.
11-11-2011 05:25:24 | More by IKR
2.93/5 rDev -22.1%
A: cherry red with a finger of transient yellow foam. Spotty lace.Excellent clarity.
S: cloves, bananas, chillies, cinnamon, just enough chili to make me interested.
T: tastes like a Belgian tripel with cinnamon and chili essence. Wrong yeast for this beer.
M: medium bodied with Smooth velvet carb.
O: meh. Cool idea. Want less yeast, more chili.
11-11-2011 05:17:49 | More by harrymel
4.08/5 rDev +8.5%
waited until 11/11/11 to open this one that I've had in my fridge for 3 days. I waited until the clock turned from 11:59pm on the 10th to 12:00am on the 11th.
pretty clear mahogany amber color with a nicely sized light tan head that billows to the top of my duvel tulip and laces well as it slowly recedes.
belgian amber aromas with fruity esters, toasted malts, a bit of the clove and banana scents typical to a belgian yeast. behind that, my nose hairs tickle from the chiles, but they do not overpower.
starts yeasty, gets sweetened up by the malt, some cinnamon creeps in and some fruits. after the swallow the chiles linger without burning.
pleasant soft carbonation that lets the flavors pop without being too harsh.
skeptical at first, but this actually works. not sure how it will age. It will be interesting to see. drinks pretty damn well now.
11-11-2011 05:12:09 | More by silentjay
3.98/5 rDev +5.9%
It pours a nice dark amber color, more like burgundy as there are lots of brown hues in this beer. It has a nice finger of off white head that's somewhat foamy but more softer and more cloudlike than soapy. It smells really great, strong roasted peppers with a nice blend of both cinnamon and some darker fruits like cherries or plums that are more tart than sweet as the sweetness definitely comes from the cinnamon. The Anaheim pepper flavors smack your mouth before the beer even gets to your tongue, definitely enjoyed breathing the flavor in. The peppers are definitely the dominant flavor but the cinnamon is done really well, it's subtle and compliments the peppers but more importantly it adds another layer of depth as it brings forward some sweeter flavors that remind me of spiced banana bread. The most impressive aspect of the beer is how long the roasted pepper flavor lingers on your tongue, it's a really nice smokey and spicy element that I found highly enjoyable. The body is really great, nice and big without being too full and chewy.
Verdict: This is a really impressive beer. Most chili pepper beers or spicy beers I've tried like the Rogue Chipotle Ale are very one dimensional and more of a gimmick beer. This is a really well crafted Belgian style that utilizes some bold and unique flavors, a Stone hallmark.
11-11-2011 03:19:09 | More by kevanb
2.5/5 rDev -33.5%
Fresh off a nice Steel Reserve 211 (I hear some folks score it as high as a 3.7!!!) I was curious to give this puppy a whirl. As always, I keep an open mind for the novel and new in the beer world.
Pours a burnished brown with some burnt orange highlights when held to a light. Long lasting off-white crust and some bubbling.
Smells like medicinal toasted herbal banana cloves, with more medicinal notes, alcohol solvent, more medicinal notes, and please Yog Sothoth ... please don't let that be roasted chili pepper laced with cinnamon. Oh, great Cthulhu, no. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
The smell had promise (at least, the promise of a solid base), but the flavor of this beer is ruined by an epic spice/adjunct overload that vertically sodomizes my tastebuds. The clove/banana/medicine has a lot of promise, but does not mesh well with other flavors. The solvent-y alcohol-y ness of this beer is surprising given it is only 9.6 abv. The chiles are unnecessary and distracting, and do not mesh with the belgian semi-sweet base. The yeast is swallowed up by competing and distracting flavors. It's like cats drenched in various spices are fighting for supremacy in my mouth, and no matter who wins, I lose.
It's a shame what they did to a beer that obviously started with promise. I mean ... this is one of the more solid Belgian bases that Stone has come up with in recent years, and the unnecessary detritus they heaped into it has really detracted from the overall appeal.
Mouthfeel does little enliven this brew.
11-10-2011 06:34:59 | More by Overlord
4.15/5 rDev +10.4%
A - Pours rusty amber, pretty appealing, and surprising considering this is a Belgian base.
S - The chili hits me first, then the Belgian sweetness, then a faint trace of the cinnamon. Overall the mingle together into something that quite remarkable, in my opinion. As I continue to drink the bomber, more banana becomes prevalent.
T - Tastes like a very solid Belgian brew. The chili and cinnamon are faint, but still detectable. Maybe this is something that will change with age. The sweetness is not over the top like with some Belgian brews. There's more banana taste as the beer warms. I'm looking forward to having this again next year.
M - Carbonation is just right, doesn't overwhelm but is still very intriguing.
O - This is a pretty outstanding brew right now, and I can only see it getting better. I like it significantly more than when I first tried the 10.10.10. I know that might seem like an odd comparison but it's the only other Vertical Epic I've had. I'd definitely recommend picking up at least two.
11-10-2011 04:26:16 | More by Vanpoozler
4.22/5 rDev +12.2%
22oz brown bomber with an obvious vintage date.
LOOK: Garnet amber color, healthy looking head.
SMELL: Cinnamon stick, Anaheim chilies, golden raisins, candied fruit, toasted grain, boozy alcohol.
TASTE: Cinnamon, mild chili pepper, toasted bread, dusty powdered clove, banana taffy, medicinal phenols, clean alcohol, hop bitterness, treacle, chaotic finish.
Nearly a palate overload, thankfully I prepared for this beer and I guess I am a pro more or less so I can roll with the punches. Flavors come in waves, cinnamon and chili then the Belgo-yeast character and of course the generous handful of hops all surrounded by a well balanced malt backbone. The heat, its from the alcohol ... not the chili. Possibly the most enjoyable Vertical Epic from Stone I have had that was not cellared.
11-10-2011 03:14:34 | More by Jason
Stone 11.11.11 Vertical Epic Ale from Stone Brewing Co.
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Marina Hotel is perched on the edge of the Nida Plateau, at the outskirts of Anogia. My studio room with kitchenette was spacious, comfortable, and clean, giving off onto a small balcony with an incredible view into the valley. Breakfast was a real highlight, prepared by the delightful and personable owner/proprietor, Marina herself, from local products (including yogurt made by... More
Location: Greece > Crete > Rethymnon Prefecture > Anogia
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Hotel Class:3 star — Marina Hotel 3*
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March 17, 2011
There is some big news coming out of the Big Ten, but it has nothing to do with sports and everything to do with budgets. The news is that the governors of the states of Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania have released their first budgets, all of which do not use tax increases to balance their books.
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The HIRE DETROIT! movement is a new plan to get Detroit's economy back on track, and it's a movement that is getting backing from Washington, D.C.HIRE DETROIT! is all about getting Detroit companies to hire unemployed Detroiters. One of the biggest obstacles is education and training, so the Obama Administration is putting millions of dollars into a program designed to help our local community colleges to create those training programs that will prepare metro Detroiters for jobs that are hiring right now.HIRE DETROIT! will run throughout 2014 and hiring data will be traced so we'll know how many Detroiters are landing jobs.VIDEO: Click on the video player above to learn more in a report from Fox 2's Alexis Wiley
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Eyebeam has moved to Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Our new address is: 34 35th Street Unit 26 Brooklyn, New York 11232
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I won't dispute the need for local government to take care of the people,but I will argue the ability of local government to extort corporate entities beyond standard corporate taxation. Why aren't McDonalds' franchisees required to pay local governments in a fashion similar to CATV and phone providers?
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I guess I've miscommunicated my point. I don't have a problem with businesses franchising (leasing) the ability to provide service to a community. My intention was not to argue paying for ROW use. My point is that is where the business' obligation to the community should end. Businesses lease access to the ROW and then provide services as they deem appropriate.