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Congratulations to former Team Boca player and coach Alex Greco, who was hired as the next Saint Leo University Women’s Soccer coach.Greco, who spent the past four seasons as the head coach at the Colorado-based Adams State University, led the Grizzlies to their first RMAC Tournament victory in program history during the 2025 season.“The chance to return home to Florida is incredibly special for my family and me, and having the opportunity to compete in one of the nation's top Division II women's soccer conferences made this an opportunity I couldn't pass up. I'm excited to join the Lion family and get to work,” Greco said in a release.@lensdirect @sabrsoccerboca @sabr.adult.soccer @topsoccerboca @fysasoccer @usclubsoccer @usyouthsoccer @usyouthsoccerodp @nationalleaguesoccer @ @cityofbocaraton @palmbeachcountyfl @rincon4339 @aturpel @bdaddio @instaelstar @soccerstoreboca @daniel_m._cavalcanti @flclubleagues @nationalpremierleagues @ecnlgirls @Theomaverick3 @powerplayphoto @nxtlvlrecruits @ecnlgirlssports @theecnl @citybocaraton @palmbeachcountyfl @national1league @gotsportofficial ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to former Team Boca standout Pia Beaulieu on the next chapter of her remarkable athletic career.A Team Boca player from U9 through U-19/20, Beaulieu helped the club capture a national championship, scoring four goals in a 4-2 title-game victory over Sporting Nebraska under coach Patrick Baker.She also excelled at Boca Raton High School, setting school records in the 1,600, 3,200 and 5K while earning the 2017 Sun Sentinel Cross Country Runner of the Year honor.After four years of soccer at Princeton, where she helped the Tigers reach two NCAA Tournaments and win the 2024 Ivy League championship, Beaulieu turned her focus to track. Despite overcoming stress fractures in both legs, she set a Princeton record of 9:52.54 in the 3,000-meter steeplechase in just her fifth race in the event.A Princeton graduate with a degree in Public and International Affairs and minors in Global Health and Health Policy, Beaulieu will use her final year of NCAA eligibility at the University of North Carolina, where she will compete in cross country and track while pursuing a master's degree in AI governance and analytics."I'm super grateful for soccer and the places and people it brought into my life," Beaulieu said. "Princeton was a dream and exceeded all expectations."Looking ahead to her final collegiate season, Beaulieu is eager to embrace a new challenge."I have one more full season for running, and UNC shares a lot of commonalities with Princeton in terms of academics and athletics," she said. "I'm grateful for the opportunity to continue running, contribute to an established program, and see how far I can go."@lensdirect @sabrsoccerboca @sabr.adult.soccer @topsoccerboca @fysasoccer @usclubsoccer @usyouthsoccer @usyouthsoccerodp @nationalleaguesoccer @cityofbocaraton @palmbeachcountyfl @rincon4339 @aturpel @bdaddio @instaelstar @soccerstoreboca @daniel_m._cavalcanti @flclubleagues @nationalpremierleagues @ecnlgirls @Theomaverick3 @powerplayphoto @nxtlvlrecruits @ecnlgirlssports @theecnl @citybocaraton @palmbeachcountyfl @national1league @gotsportofficial ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to Team Boca ECNL U19 player Amanda Gugliotta on her call-up to the Venezuela National Team Call camp from July 24 through August 8 in Barquisimeto, Venezuela.Gugliotta, a member of coach Guillermo’s ECNL U19 girls team, is a homeschooler taking coursework from Saint Carlo Acutis Virtual Academy (CAVA).The rising senior has played for the Venezuelan U17 and U20 teams, and this time she has been called up to the full squad– her second time being selected for this team.“Being called up to the national team is something I will never take for granted,” Gugliotta said. “Every opportunity to represent my country is an incredible honor and a reminder of all the hard work, sacrifices, and dedication that have brought me to this point.“Wearing my country's colors fills me with pride, and I’m grateful for the trust that has been placed in me,” she added. “I’ll continue to give my all every time I have the privilege of representing my nation.”@lensdirect @sabrsoccerboca @sabr.adult.soccer @topsoccerboca @fysasoccer @usclubsoccer @usyouthsoccer @usyouthsoccerodp @nationalleaguesoccer @ @cityofbocaraton @palmbeachcountyfl @rincon4339 @aturpel @bdaddio @instaelstar @soccerstoreboca @daniel_m._cavalcanti @flclubleagues @nationalpremierleagues @ecnlgirls @Theomaverick3 @powerplayphoto @nxtlvlrecruits @ecnlgirlssports @theecnl @citybocaraton @palmbeachcountyfl @national1league @gotsportofficial ... See MoreSee Less
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