Kerry Shubert beaming with pride
Feb 04 2010 - Club Staff
Kerry Shubert will log plenty of highway miles on Wednesday.

The club soccer coach will attend nearly all of his player's signing parties as they complete letters of intent to attend colleges.

Fifteen of his seniors — including 13 from Hurricane Futball Club 92 — will sign with Division I programs.

"This means the world to me," Shubert said. "I've been with some of these girls since they were 13 and now they're 18. I told the parents three years ago that this would mean more than any game we won."

Shubert has players from the Tulsa and Oklahoma City areas. His day will start at 6 a.m. as he will journey to OKC and Edmond for a handful of signings and then race back to Tulsa. Players from Holland Hall, Bishop Kelley and Booker T. Washington will have afternoon parties. His day wraps up with a 6:45 dinner to celebrate one final signing.

"This is Kerry's payday," said Claire Walker, a Booker T. Washington player who will sign with Penn. "He's coached our team since (we were 11) and seen us grow into our potential. He cares about all of us, both as players and as individuals."

Many of Shubert's players are going locally to Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tulsa and Kansas.

Bishop Kelley senior Kristen Kelley will sign at OSU. She's looking forward to meeting some of her club teammates on the field.

"I'd love to compete against them because we've been playing together for 4-5 years," Kelley said. "They are some of my best friends."

Walker and Kelley sacrificed many holidays to play in elite soccer events across the country.

"A lot of us wanted to play (in college) and we were putting time into this for a purpose," Kelley said. "It was for the future and you can't regret that."


Signing up
A group of local club soccer players is expected to sign letters of intent to attend colleges on Tuesday. Here is a list of players with their high school and college they are signing with:

Hurricane Futball Club 92

Maggie Brady Holland Hall Brown
Lauren Hauge Holland Hall Michigan
Kristen Kelley Bishop Kelley OSU
Kelsey Killion Broken Arrow TU
Amy Petrikin Bishop Kelley OU
Caitlin Phillips Claremore UCO
Abby Risner Springdale, Ark. Mississippi State
Stephanie Romero Bishop Kelley Lipscomb
Alex Starrett Bishop Kelley Arkansas
Claire Walker B.T. Washington Pennsylvania
Carly Yates Edmond North OU
Madison Hillis Edmond Memorial Kansas
Bailey Boulware Mustang OU
Hayley Harryman Edmond North OSU
*Andrea Carlson Jenks OSU

*(was a member last year and graduated early. Currently playing at OSU)

Hurricane Futball Club 93

Camille Sanders Edmond Memorial OU
Leah Bickers Victory Christian ORU

Hurricane 00 Girls Win Winterfest
Jan 19 2010 - Club Staff
The Hurricane Academy 2000 Lewis went undefeated this past weekend at the Winterfest tournament. The team scored 22 goals and only gave up 4 goals all tournament.  Good job girls.

Hurricane FC Winter Indoor Soccer Camp
Dec 14 2009 - Club Staff
Hurricane FC is offering a great opportunity during the Christmas Break for a 4 day indoor soccer camp, December 28th - 31st from 1pm to 3pm, at Soccer City Tulsa for U8 to U13 age players!  

The camp will be directed by new Hurricane FC Director of Coaching, Scott Spencer.  The camp will have limited numbers of spaces available to maximize player-coach ratios and field space.  Players will be grouped according to abilities with a focus on skills and tactics development within small sided games settings.  Every day will include soccer and age specific, speed/ agility training along with the individual skills of becoming a great 1 v 1 player!  

This will be great opportunity to meet our new director and to begin working on many soccer principles that will be a HFC foundation.

Enjoy the winter break with indoor soccer training!  Register and pay online at www.hurricanefutballclub.org by December 22nd for the registration price of $72.50 (late registration is $87.50) or stop by the office.  

Register by clicking here

93 Shubert Wins 10th OPL Championship
Nov 18 2009 - Club Staff
Hurricane 93 Shubert won their 10th straight OPL Championship playing up in the 92/93 OPL league. They defeated all 4 92 SPL teams and 93 OFC the only other 93 SPL team. They finished 5-0 and had 16 goals for and 5 against. 93 Shubert was formed back in 2003 and since then has won the OPL championship every season. They will compete in the San Diego Surf Cup over Thanksgiving which is the #1 Showcase tournament in the country!

01 Beattie Wins in Prime Time
Sep 08 2009 - Club Staff
The Hurricane Academy 2001 Beattie girls defeated Solar Montemayor in a thrilling overtime shoot out to win the 2009 Prime Time Sports Fall Invitational Tournament in McKinney, TX. This win followed another shootout victory in the semifinals against the Cosmos 01. The Hurricane went undefeated throughout the tournament with wins also against North Texas Liverpool, FC Dallas, and DFW Rush allowing only 2 goals for the entire tournament. This is the first time an Oklahoma academy team has won this title.

95 Rhein going to the National League
Aug 09 2009 - Club Staff
For the 2009-2010 season, HFC 95-Rhein was selected to participate in the U15 Girls National League, which features the top-ranked teams in the country, based on US Youth Soccer Association regional championship results. This schedule will include event dates in College Station, Texas on December 3-6 as well as a second date and location that have yet to be determined (either Orlando, Florida or Las Vegas, Nevada).

95 Rhein takes 2nd in Regionals
Aug 04 2009 - Club Staff
CONGRATULATIONS to the HFC 95-Rhein team that won its third consecutive state championship, followed by a finalist showing at the USYSA Southern Regional Championships. At the regional event, HFC 95-Rhein defeated Florida (5-0), Alabama (4-1), Concord Fire from Georgia (2-1), Texas South Champion, Challenge (5-1) and North Texas Finalist Defeeters (3-0). In the Region final, HFC 95-Rhein lost 2-0 to North Carolina Champion CASL, a team that later reached the USYSA National Championship finals in July. In the Southern Regional tournament, HFC 95-Rhein scored 20 goals and allowed only five. This team not only represented Oklahoma well during play, but also won the Regional Fair Play Award!

HFC 95 Rhein Garage Sale/Car Wash
Aug 04 2009 - Club Staff
HFC 95-Rhein kicks off the 2009-10 season with a Garage Sale/Car Wash Fundraiser on Saturday, August 15, at the parking lot of Westlake Ace Hardware on the corner of 81st and S. 145th E. Ave. (Aspen) in Broken Arrow. The multi-family garage sale will take place from 7 to 11 a.m, and the car wash will run from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

As HFC 95-Rhein kicks off a new and exciting year, please consider supporting these girls by visiting the garage sale/car wash on Saturday, August 15.

HFC 00 Elkington wins big on the road
Jun 24 2009 - Club Staff
Congratulations boys on winning the Midwest Mothers Day Classic U-10 age bracket in Liberty Missouri. HFC 00 Elkington played up and went undefeated giving up only 4 goals. Great job! The boys were undefeated in ODL’s U10 age bracket too. These accomplishments add to a very successful first season playing together. Justin and boys are now looking forward to weekly training sessions during the summer and moving forward towards capturing more victories and tournament championships before moving onto 11v11. Keep up the great chemistry.

’99 Pemberton Take Second in Challenge Cup 2009
Jun 17 2009 - Club Staff
The Hurricane ’99 Pemberton team competed in The Oklahoma Developmental League Spring Challenge Cup 2009 June 12-14, having earned a second place finish.  The HFC ’99 girls went undefeated during pool play, allowing only 1 goal, acquiring a direct advance to the semi-finals.  After three wins, the HFC girls played TSC ’99 Black to complete the game in a 2-2 tie.  The game proceeded to two five-minute overtime halves, remaining in a tie of 3-3, FIFA kicks of eight players each with TSC taking the victory with the final score of 3-4.  The second place finish of the ’99 Hurricane was a victory for Coaches Todd Pemberton and Keree Koeppel.  The HFC girls finished the Challenge Cup with 18 goals and allowing only 5.  Congrats on this phenomenal performance!