We promote, encourage and challenge our players to spend more of their free time juggling. As we all know, juggling is an integral part of player development. It is also a known fact that all good jugglers are not necessarily good soccer players, but it is certain that all good soccer players are good jugglers. We want to encourage our young players to make juggling a habit because:

Current Alleycats Juggling Records

U.S. Women’s Soccer - U20s Ball Trick Competition

Alleycats Feet Juggling Records

Player	Personal Record	Player	Personal Record
11 Girls Redcats
Joia Canete	123
12 Girls Blackcats
Liz Guidi	484
Hannah Munro	320
Sarah Cook	172
Talia Crisafulli	170
Clare Riley	127
13 Girls Panthers
13 Girls Wildcats		13 Boys Straycats
Liisi Vink-Lainas	1408
Meghan Merritt	827	Kyle Clemens	80
Rebecca Golderman	164
Talia Rockmore	137	TJ Jacose	43
Julia Lennon	145	Sean Larkin	26
Katherine Frain	108	Connor Nolte	20
Emma Oliver	179	David Riccio	18
Gabby Capobianco	100
14 Girls Lynx		14 Boys Amazin
Morgan Burchardt	1010
Brittney Pulliam	200
Skye Kaler	176
Makala Foley	136
Emily Dewald	117
Brianna Blunck	123
Hannah Brackett	130
15 Girls Ocelots		15 Boys Pumas
Kerri Wagner	405
Jess Capone	253
Megan Nash	249
Briana Sirianni	230
Kelli Wagner	223
Angela Luizzi	103
Cara Carman	101
Miranda Haraughty	100
15 Girls Predators		16 Boys Empires
Erin Luibrand	821
Alexandra Armstrong	153
17 Girls Storm		17 Boys Milan
Renee Carins	1307
21 Girls Jaguars		19 Boys Coolcats
Rebecca Millock	583	Matthew Dudek	235
		Patrick Endy	173

• Players develop better overall ball manipulation skills
• Players develop coordination, balance, reaction speed, learn to use both feet etc.
• Players can set and achieve goals (personal juggling record) and also develop good work/practice habits and determination to reach those goals