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And who is North Carolina's top defender?

From the Charlotte Observer:

http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/14321752.htm

I'd say SMC is getting a pretty good deal here.

Hey, is SMC a two year school?

SMC has had a historically good soccer program. They won the National Junior College Championship in 1993 or 1994 under Pete Peterson. As stated earlier, they reload every year or so since they are a two year school. having said that, the NJCAA is a very strong league as many junior college guys transfer up to D 1 schools.

They certaibly appear to be reloading this year with the 2006 class! Good luck Pioneers....

WA,

Yes it is.

Hey, is SMC a junior college?

Hey, did 8 NW players sign with SMC?

(Just keeping up with the reasking of already asked questions that have been asked. KS, why can't people read the entire thread before they post? They've got to get on your nerves!)

SMC adds another one....


York's Kemp headed to Spartanburg Methodist

By Barry Byers The Herald
(Published April 19‚ 2006)

York Comprehensive High School's Harper Kemp signed a scholarship agreement to play soccer at Spartanburg Methodist College on Tuesday.
Kemp, the son of Jerry and Cathy Kemp, has played for the Cougars since the seventh grade. He's a midfielder and has scored 11 goals this season.

Spartanburg Methodist coach Dan Kenneally contacted Kemp in January and set up a visit. Kenneally came to see York play a match against Rock Hill, and Kemp scored two goals.

"Coach Kenneally told me after the match that he would bring a scholarship agreement form for me to sign,'' Kemp said. "I feel great to get this opportunity.

"I'll get to further my goal and see how far I can get. I hope to move on to a Division I school and play after my two season at Spartanburg Methodist.''

Kemp became the ninth Herald-area player to sign with the two-year school in Spartanburg. Last month, Kenneally signed eight Northwestern players.

Kemp plans to major in computer science.

Barry Byers • 329-4099

bbyers@heraldonline.com

Congrats Mr. Kemp good luck there man...