Boston Breakers College Academy, led by Head Coach Mitch Doherty and Assistant Coach Andrew Coppola, begin their inaugural women?s soccer season in late May and feature some of the top college talent from the region.
Silver Lake Class of 2012 graduate Paige Radomski, a freshman at Boston College, has been invited to be a part of the team. This year?s team also features Boston College forward Stephanie McCaffrey, Boston College midfielder Patrice Vettori, and Boston University midfielders Kylie Strom and Megan McGoldrick.
?I am very excited to have an opportunity to work with such a talented group of athletes. The aim of the program is to continue the development of these players throughout the summer and to provide a professional, structured, and challenging environment for them to work in,? Doherty said. ?The league itself will offer a high standard of competition, and our role is to make sure the players are all prepared and ready for the season ahead with an emphasis on development. The Boston Breakers organization and full-time staff have made a fantastic commitment to enable this program and everyone involved is looking forward to the inaugural season.?
Boston Breakers College Academy opens its season on Wednesday, May 29 vs. the New England Mutiny at 7:30 p.m. at Dilboy Stadium in Somerville.
?The College Academy program is a natural fit for our organization. We are always looking for young talent, and if we can create a program where top college players can be in front of our coaching staff, it is beneficial to us,? Boston Breakers General Manager Lee Billiard said. ?The program will also allow college players to practice and compete in a high-level environment during their summer break. The team is an extension of our brand, and the roster has a lot of quality to it from a lot of top collegiate programs. It will be exciting to watch the next generation of soccer stars perform in a Breakers jersey.?
This year?s team features more than two dozen players, including Radomski and two other Boston College players, forward Stephanie McCaffrey and midfielder Patrice Vettori, as well as Boston University midfielders Kylie Strom and Megan McGoldrick.
?I am thrilled to be a part of the new Breakers College Academy team,? McCaffrey said. ?I am lucky to have such a competitive option so close to home and to have the chance to play in the WPSL. It?s going to be a great summer, and I couldn?t be more excited to start the season.?
Boston Breakers College Academy will play a 10-game season, and all home games will be at Dilboy Stadium. The remaining schedule is as follows: Monday, June 3 at Aztecs (7 p.m. at Endicott College), Saturday, June 8 at Seacoast Phantoms (time and location to be determined), Wednesday, June 12 vs. Seacoast Mariners (7:30 p.m. at Dilboy), Saturday, June 15 at Seacoast Mariners (time and location to be determined), Wednesday, June 19 vs. CFC Passion (7:30 p.m. at Dilboy), Saturday, June 22 at New England Mutiny (7:05 p.m. at East Longmeadhow High School), Saturday, June 29 at CFC Passion (time and location to be determined), Monday, July 1 vs. NE Aztec (7 p.m. at Dilboy), and Saturday, July 6 vs. Seacoast Phantoms (3 p.m. at Dilboy).
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