
- For Ages 7 thru 14
- July 27-31, 2009
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- at Phillips Park, Swampscott, Massachusetts
- Fred Day
- Head Coach /SHS Girls Varsity
- 2007 NEC Coach of the Year / 2006 NEC
Co-Coach of the Year, 2003 NEC Coach of the Year

A life long resident of the North Shore, Fred Day has compiled over 30 years
of coaching and officiating experience at all levels of soccer. Day's list of
accomplishments include six years as Head Coach of the Wheaton College (Ma) Women's
Varsity Soccer Program, Head Coach Massachusetts State Select Womens Team, Head
Coach Northeast Women's Bay State Games Team, over 20-years as the coach and founder of
the North Shore Women's Soccer Club, and many years coaching both boys and girls at
all age levels of club and youth soccer on the North Shore. Day will be entering his
seventh season as head coach of the Swampscott High School (SHS) Varsity Girls Soccer
Program where he has compiled a 69-23-10 record, qualifying for the State Tournament each
year and reaching the Division II North Finals in 2003 and the Semi Finals in 2005 where
the Big Blue lost to Danvers in a game that was termed an instant classic
after going two over times and twenty penalty kicks. In 2003 Day was voted
NEC Coach of the Year by his fellow coaches, and NEC Co-Coach of the Year in 2006. He
was named NEC Coach of the year in 2007. During the summers of 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006,
2007, and 2008, Fred Day
, along with Cindy Lavender, has operated the hugely successful LavenderDay Summer Soccer Camp,
held in Swampscott.
- Cindy
Lavender
- SHS
Girls Varsity Coach (1996-2001)
- Asst. SHS Coach-2003 & 2005 - to
present
Cindy
Lavender returned in 2005 as Assistant Coach of the Big Blue Girls Varsity Soccer program
after serving as its head coach from 1996 through 2001. While in the head coaching
position, she would earn the Lynn Item "Coach of the Year" award in 2000. A
summa cum laude graduate from Springfield College in 1995, Cindy Lavender was a two-year
varsity soccer captain, MVP, leading goal scorer, All-New England selection, Northeast-10
All-Star, and Female/Scholar-Athlete of the Year (1994-1995). She earned her Masters in Education (with a 4.0
grade average) from the University of New England. She
also attained recognition as a Region I All-Star on the Massachusetts Women's Select Team.
During the summer months, she is a member of the North Shore Women's Soccer Club.
During the summers of 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008, Cindy Lavender, along with
Fred Day operated the hugely successful LavenderDay Summer Soccer Camp, held in
Swampscott.
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- Gabe
Mejail Guest Instructor
- Current
Merrimack College Womens Varsity Head Coach
Recognized as one of the most successful coaches in NCAA womens
soccer history, Gabe Mejail has completed 24 seasons at Merrimack. He has led the Warriors
to eight Northeast-10 Conference regular season championships, two ECAC titles and eight
trips to the NCAA Regionals while compiling a record of 339-132-28 (.720). With 28 years
as a head coach under his belt, Mejail is the winningest coach in Division II womens
soccer history with 373 career victories (.694 winning pct.). His victory total ranks
third among coaches in all divisions and his career winning percentage of .694 is also
among the all-time leaders.
Mejail has overseen the development of numerous all-conference performers and 20 of his
players have earned All-America honors including (class): Heather Macedo 08, Hillary
McGarr 08, Gabrielle Gramprey 10, Caitlin Hall 08, Lindsay Sheffield
06, Laurie Lamoureux 05, Patty Cronin 03, Rachel McCarthy 02,
Alison Skoglund 02, Annmarie Yutkins 02, Lisa Jensen 00, Sue Cookson
00, Jen Kusz 97, Kathryn Barkman 96, Nancy Daly 95, Bethann OLeary
91, Beth Licopoli 90, Sue Plante 90 and Michelle Muise 88. The
Warriors play in conference has been nothing short of dominant, as Merrimack stands at
193-52-16 (.788) in league play since 1985. Over that same time, Mejail has coached his
club to six Northeast-10 tournament titles, eight NCAA appearances, including one Elite
Eight appearance in 1996, and nine appearances in the ECAC tournament, including the 1988
& 2000 championships.
Along with the victories and championships have come the coaching accolades for Mejail. He
was named the Northeast-10 Coach of the Year on seven occasions: 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989,
1993, 1996 and 2003. In addition he was named the National Soccer Coaches Association of
America (NSCAA) Regional and New England Womens Intercollegiate Soccer Association
(NEWISA) Coach of the Year in 1986, 1989, 1993, 1996, 2002 and 2003. Mejail also received
NEWISAs Service Award in 1992. Mejail started his coaching career at Wheaton College,
posting a 30-23-7 mark from 1979-82.
Born and raised in Argentina, Mejail moved to the United States in 1969, gaining
citizenship in 1974. He studied urban planning at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology and earned his degree in 1978. He earned his masters degree in education
from Harvard University in 1989 and now teaches at Buckingham Browne and Nichols School.
Mejail and his family reside in Reading, Mass.
- Luz Quirk M.Ed., L.A.T.C.
Luz Quirk is a Licensed
Athletic Trainer with the State of Massachusetts and a certified member of the National
Athletic Trainer's Association (NATA). She also has a Master's Degree in Education with a
concentration in Organizational Management from Endicott College. Luz has worked as an
Athletic Trainer since graduating from Springfiled College in 1997.
Proir to joining the High Performance Sports team, Luz was the Head Athletic Trainer at
Swampscott High School for 5 years and also worked with Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation
in Salem, MA. Luz also serves as an Athletic Trainer for the U.S. Figure Skating Team
(USFSA). She has worked with figure skaters and synchronized skaters at the national and
international level since January 2001, In addition to her experience with the USFSA,
Quirk has worked with a variety of athlete of all levels. Quirk has served as the Head
Athletic Trainer for the Brewster Whitecaps of the Cape Cod Baseball League, the Agganis
All-Star Classic and many private sports camps including; Lacrosse, Soccer, Basketball and
Baseball.
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