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CHAMPAIGN-URBANA, Ill. — Former Salisbury High athlete Sutton Webb has transferred from Mississippi State to Illinois.

Webb, a 5-foot-6 forward, was a soccer sensation for the Hornets in high school, amassing 137 goals and 44 assists for coach Matt Parrish. She put up those numbers even in the COVID era. She was a two-time All-State player and was All-Region three times.

Webb also starred for the Hornets in cross country and as a track and field sprinter and won two Tracy Connor Awards as Rowan County Female Athlete of the Year.

Webb signed with University of Georgia’s soccer program coming out of high school, but transferred to Mississippi State following her freshman year.

She played two soccer seasons at Mississippi State, playing in 12 games in 2023 and 11 games in 2024 for the SEC championship team. She logged 308 minutes of action for the Bulldogs.

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama soccer will host five summer camps throughout the month of the July.

The Roll Tide Soccer Academy (RTSA) is designed to develop a player’s skill set in a fun and engaging environment. Players will receive individual attention from an elite coaching staff comprised of high-level college and club coaches, including the Crimson Tide coaching staff.

More information about Alabama Soccer Camps and online registration can be found at www.RollTideSoccerAcademy.com.

Day Camp – Featuring Boys and Girls Entering Grades K-9^th

Dates: July 7-10

Cost: Half Day – $289 | Full Day – $520 (Includes 4 Lunches | Only open to Entering grades 2nd-9th)
Employee Discount: Half Day – $268 | Full Day – $499 (Includes 4 Lunches | Only open to Entering grades 2nd-9th)

RTSA Day Camp is a high energy, educational environment for girls and boys of all ability levels. Campers will be exposed to technical and tactical lessons within exercises, fun activities and competitive small-sided games. The Alabama Soccer Stadium and University of Alabama Campus Recreational Division provide world class facilities for soccer training and other fun activities. UA coaching staff and players will be accompanied by other high-level coaches and players to provide the most rewarding Day Camp experience.

Bama Goalkeeping Academy – Girls Entering 5^th Grade and Above

Dates: July 17-20

Cost: $761.50 (overnight only)

Goalkeepers will be taught the techniques, positioning, and decision-making processes of dealing with high balls, dealing with balls in behind the back line (thru balls & back passes), shot-stopping, and goalkeeping as the 1st Attacker – goal kicks, punts, passing/receiving, etc. Goalkeepers will have to play with their feet and help build the attack in small-sided games and match play as well as be exposed to managing the restraining line, crosses, and re-starts in large-sided games. Keepers will be prompted to read the game and use their voice to organize and command their team. GK camp activities and games will be used to apply all of the above while also creating a competitive AND supportive environment among those in attendance. Players will be grouped by age and ability. GKs will integrate with field players for match play and other competitions. Throw in some down time at the Residence Hall to hang out with fellow campers as well as Bama Soccer players and other camp staff, and this is the ultimate fun soccer experience for any level of player.

* Players will be grouped based on age and ability

High School Elite ID Camp – Girls Entering 9^th Grade and Above

Dates: July 17-20

Cost: $761.50 (overnight only)

The RTSA HS Elite ID Camp is designed to prepare female prospect-age players for the college soccer experience while also providing exposure to the University of Alabama coaching staff and other college coaches. On-field instruction, small-sided games, and 11v11 matches combined with life on campus in the Modern Suite-Style Residence Hall – to be assigned later – sharing meals and hanging out with fellow campers, Bama soccer players & coaches, and the camp coaching staff provide a fun bonding atmosphere for campers to get a feel for what is like to be a college soccer student-athlete. Each camper receives a written evaluation from a college coach. Throw in some down time at the Residence Hall to hang out with fellow campers as well as Bama Soccer players and other camp staff, and this is the ultimate fun soccer experience for any level of player.

*Players will be grouped based on age and ability

Junior Elite Camp – Girls Entering Grades 5^th-8^th

Dates: July 17-20

Cost: $761.50 (overnight only)

The RTSA Junior Elite Camp is designed to provide a top soccer experience for serious youth players looking to take their game to the next level. On-field instruction, small-sided games, and 11v11 matches facilitated by energetic, knowledgeable college coaches and high-level youth coaches provides players with a great supplement to their training at home. One of the premier public universities of the South with world class athletics facilities and one of the most beautiful campuses in the USA creates a setting for a great overall experience here at Bama Soccer. Each camper receives a written evaluation from their camp coach. Throw in some down time at the Residence Hall to hang out with fellow campers as well as Bama Soccer players and other camp staff, and this is the ultimate fun soccer experience for any level of player.

*Players will be grouped based on age and ability

Summer ID Camp – Girls Entering 9^th Grade and Above

Dates: July 26-27

Cost: $310 (commuter camp)

RTSA ID Camps are designed to prepare female prospect-age players for the college soccer experience while also providing exposure to the University of Alabama coaching staff and other college coaches. On-field instruction, small-sided games, and 11v11 matches combined with discussions about Nutrition, Video Analysis, Recruiting Process, Player Development, and the College Experience provide an all-encompassing view into the life of an Alabama Soccer student-athlete. The University of Alabama Soccer Stadium, Hank Crisp Indoor Field, and UA Campus Recreation Services provide world class facilities for soccer training and competition. UA coaching staff and players will be accompanied by other college coaches and players to provide a professional soccer environment and a transparent look into the world of college soccer.

* This is a Commuter Camp. You will be required to secure your own lodging, transportation, and food. Campers should be accompanied by a guardian before, after, and in between field sessions of camp

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) – Legacy High School’s Kamden Kooiman has been named the 2024-2025 Gatorade North Dakota Boys Soccer Player of the Year. Kooiman finished his senior year by leading Legacy to its first state championship in program history.

Kooiman scored 14 goals and had 11 assists in his final season with the Sabers. He assisted on the game-winning goal in the state championship game and scored the game winner in overtime of the semifinal round.

Kooiman was an All-State, All-Tournament, and All-WDA selection.

Kooiman will play college soccer at Colorado Mesa University.

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It’s been less than two months since Livvy Dunne’s career with LSU Gymnastics came to an end, but she’s already missing it while posting a video of herself doing a crazy double-backflip move in the gym.

The 22-year-old’s fifth and final season came to an end when LSU wasn’t able to advance in the NCAA Championships and defend its crown. She also spent the final two months sidelined with a painful knee injury. She still enjoyed her time with her teammates and flexing her final leotard one last time, as well as crushing an “officially retired” dress for a night out with the girls.

RELATED: Livvy Dunne wears a hot-pink crown on a gold thrown to upstage sister Julz

Since then, she’s been plenty busy doing “Riders Up” at the Kentucky Oaks horse race while in a competing pink dress with sister Julz, doing a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit shoot and runway show where she did the splits in her bikini, buying some new real estate in a big city, and traveling all over to see boyfriend Paul Skenes pitch for the Pittsburgh Pirates like their current road trip to Chicago where she dropped a sizzling black fit.

RELATED: Livvy Dunne goes full ‘Jersey Shore’ in leopard-print top, jean skirt back home

As busy as she is, she admitted “I miss summer practices” in her latest TikTok video. She also wrote on it, “say I don’t miss gymnastics but i hate a liar” and then showed a video of her doing her super flip.

This is a video of Dunne when she was on the team as she’s in Chicago as stated above, but it’s cool to see the footage.

Dunne may be missing gymnastics, but she’s certainly winning at life without it and still utilizing her skills.

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