LYNX ALUMNI

	20 NCAA SCHOLARSHIPS ANNOUNCED FOR 2010!!
	Lynx Head Coach and Academy Director Duncan Wilde, announced today that the program has confirmed 20 Junior Lynx Academy players into NCAA scholarships and Ontario University soccer programs for the 2010 Season!
The Lynx Academy has successfully placed over 110 players into both American and Canadian University programs since 2005. Girls List Boys List

C. Clark Alcorn State University	C. Douglas Alcorn State University	K. Dekaneas Sacred Heart University	K. McNamara Oakland University	A. James Cleveland University	C. Eisses Cleveland University	C. Bilczuk Nicholls University

N. Abolins Detroit Mercy University	S. Caruso Virginia Military Institute	N. Aujla Wright State University	M. Wilde Lincoln University	M. Silva Lamoine College	D. Lewis Salem University	K. Standring Adrian College
						and still counting!
J. Reeve Plattsburg University	D. Phillips Plattsburg University	M. Giorgini Holy Cross College	S. Shewfelt Garden City College	L. Romalho Laurentian University	B. Johnson Iowa Western College

		*LYNX KEEPER IS North East 10 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR!*
		Toronto Lynx U20 Keeper Matt Silva has been named Rookie of the Year, to the "All Rookie Team" and to the "All Conference 3rd Team" for the North East Conference, playing for LaMoyne College!
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	Heighington Saves Plattsburg in shoot out to earn a berth in the Semi Finals
	NOV. 14, 2009 Check out Andy's great saves in PK to win 1st round NCAA. Plattsburgh advances to 2nd round against U of Rochester. CLICK TO VIEW VIDEO

	Warren Named Second Team All-MIAA
	Nov. 12, 2009 ADRIAN, Mich. - Adrian College forward Cazz Warren (Toronto, Ontario/Archbishop Romero HS) has been honored as a Second Team All-MIAA selection as announced by the league office on November 12th.
	Warren led the team with eight goals and 16 points this season. The freshman also recorded highs in shots with 57 and shots on goal with 21. Warren made a significant impact for AC by scoring three game-winning goals for the Bulldogs.
	"Cazz was tremendous for us all season," said head coach Chris LeFevre. "He was very impressive for a freshman, leading the MIAA in goals scored. His leadership abilities, focus, desire and commitment to excellence is what make him so successful and will make him a major force for us in the coming years. We are blessed to have him as a part of our program.
	Warren proved to be an offensive weapon in the MIAA as he was tied for first in goals scored (8), and he also placed third in points.Warren led the team with eight goals and 16 points this season. The freshman also recorded highs in shots with 57 and shots on goal with 21. Warren made a significant impact for AC by scoring three game-winning goals for the Bulldogs.