Tag: green bay women’s soccer
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Green Bay soccer legend Aldo Santaga leaves behind memorable legacy | Green Bay Press Gazette
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GREEN BAY – Aldo Santaga left behind a legacy that is far bigger than the notable things he accomplished during a legendary soccer career. Perhaps more importantly, it was the impact he had on so many others during his 87 years before he died earlier this month. He was a husband. A father. A coach.…
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The University of Wisconsin Green Bay mourns the passing of Hall of Fame soccer coach, Aldo Santaga
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 22, 2022 Green Bay, Wis.— Family, friends and former athletes from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay are mourning the passing of former men’s soccer coach Aldo Santaga, who died Saturday, November 12th. Santaga was a coach for the men’s soccer team for more than 14 years and led the Phoenix…
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Legendary UW-Green Bay soccer coach Santaga dies at 87 | WLUK
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(WLUK) — Legendary University of Wisconsin-Green Bay soccer coach Aldo Santaga has died. His obituary says he died on Saturday at age 87. Santaga coached the men’s team from 1978-1992 and also led the women’s team in 1991. His UWGB teams played in the NCAA Division II tournament in 1978 and in the Division I…
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The University of Wisconsin Green Bay mourns the passing of Hall of Fame soccer coach, Aldo Santaga
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Family, friends and former athletes from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay are mourning the passing of former men’s soccer coach Aldo Santaga, who died Saturday, November 12th. Santaga was a coach for the men’s soccer team for more than 14 years and led the Phoenix to eight double-digit win seasons and two NCAA Tournament…
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Extreme heat no match for this rising Phoenix
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Being a student-athlete and a member of the U.S. Army National Guard during the pandemic can be hard, but to her credit, UW-Green Bay junior Taylor Reichow, a Computer Science major, excels at both. The Army Reserve Officer’s Training Corp (ROTC) cadet and goalkeeper for the Green Bay women’s soccer team, earned distinguished honors this…
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UW-Green Bay students play key role in calling for change
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UW-Green Bay students have been playing key roles in many protests across the city of Green Bay, calling for change amid the Black Lives Matter movement. Zoe Betancourt (Democracy and Justice Studies), Hannah Beauchamp-Pope, Sierra Slaughter and Jordyn Cook (Human Biology) are inspiring examples of UW-Green Bay students dedicated to bettering their community. See this…