2024-2025 Season info
Physicals
Team Camp: July 29-August 1, 2024
Team Camp: July 29-August 1, 2024
Physicals are due before camp begins:
You will need to create a PARENT account on Dragonfly and then upload your child's physical form. Email us with us any questions. lacuevawomenssoccer@gmail.com
CLICK HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON DRAGONFLY.
Team Camp: July 29-August 1, 2024
Team Camp: July 29-August 1, 2024
Team Camp: July 29-August 1, 2024
Team Camp is HIGHLY encouraged for every prospective player to attend.
TEAM CAMP SCHEDULE:
July 29th - August 1st, 2024
Arrive Monday at 8:30am to check-in.
There will be 2 sessions daily.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
9am-11am --technique
4pm-6pm tactics / game situations
Tryouts August 2025
Team Camp: July 29-August 1, 2024
Cub Camp 2024 was a big success See you in 2025!
STAY TUNED FOR INFO ABOUT THE 2025 SEASON
FOR REFERENCE,
HERE IS WHAT TRYOUTS LOOKED LIKE IN 2024:
Tryouts will be held August 12-14, 2024
MORNING SESSION:
Monday, 8/12: 2 mile, timed run at Academy Hills Park.
Players have to run the 2 miles in 15 minutes.
2 laps = 2 miles.
6:30am-8th graders, Juniors & Seniors.
7:00am- Freshmen & Sophomores
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STAY TUNED FOR INFO ABOUT THE 2025 SEASON
FOR REFERENCE,
HERE IS WHAT TRYOUTS LOOKED LIKE IN 2024:
Tryouts will be held August 12-14, 2024
MORNING SESSION:
Monday, 8/12: 2 mile, timed run at Academy Hills Park.
Players have to run the 2 miles in 15 minutes.
2 laps = 2 miles.
6:30am-8th graders, Juniors & Seniors.
7:00am- Freshmen & Sophomores
AFTERNOON SESSIONS:
Monday - Wednesday 4-6PM
Meet at the LC grassy field.
TEAMS WILL BE ANNOUNCED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Cub Camp 2024 was a big success See you in 2025!
Cub Camp 2024 was a big success See you in 2025!
Cub Camp 2024 was a big success See you in 2025!
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Former La Cueva star put her athletic future on the line to donate organ to her mother
BY OLLIE REED JR.
WJOURNAL STAFF WRITER
hat if you chased the same dream since you
were barely more than a toddler and then found out you could save the life of someone you love if you gave it up?
For former La Cueva High soccer star Cameron Dixon, it was a no-brainer.
She kicked the dream to the curb.
Dixon, a scholarship player on Portland (Oregon) State University’s soccer team, sacrificed her senior season to provide a large portion of her liver to her
mother during transplant surgery in July.
“My whole life I knew
I wanted to play Division 1 soccer,” Dixon, 21, said during a phone interview from Kyle, Texas, where her mother, Jamie Ellman, now lives. “I remember seeing the women’s national team and how inspirational they were on and off the field. I started playing soccer when I was 4.”
Her mother, who suffers from an inherited genetic disease called PKD/
PLD, or polycystic kidney and liver disease, went into liver failure in the
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to help?
Persons interested in getting on a kidney donor list to possibly help Jamie Ellman or others can go to www. universityhealth. com/services/ transplant-care/ living-donation/ living-kidney-donor
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Former La Cueva soccer standout Cameron Dixon, left, and her mother, Jamie Ellman, in Portland, Oregon, in August 2021. Dixon, a former La Cueva High soccer star, sat out soccer season at Portland State to donate part of her liver to her mom.
RIGHT: Cameron Dixon, left, and her mother, Jamie Ellman, display scars from transplant surgery this past July.
COURTESY OF TOM LANE
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