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SACRAMENTO, CA (07/19/10) - The final edition of this season's Team Of The Week highlights the performances from those Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL) stars who helped propel their teams in/into their respective post-season playoffs (with one note-able exception). The conclusion to the 2010 regular season in the WPSL was an enigmatic one, with the Pacific Conference going to tie-breaks to determine their 4-team playoff this weekend while in the Midwest, the dramatic conference final went to a penalty kick shootout.

With that said, the duo of Ann Marie Tangorra (LAFC Chelsea) and Sarah Hagen (F.C. Milwaukee Nationals) have been named the WPSL Co-Players Of The Week. Two of the many bright young stars in the league, Tangorra finished her first WPSL season as the league-leader in assists (7) and netted the vital goal to give her team a Pacific playoff berth while Hagen single-handedly took the Midwest title for her side, as she scored five goals in three victories this past week.

F Fiona O'Sullivan (CALIFORNIA STORM)
The Irish international has been a cornerstone for the Pacific-North Division champions this season, as she notched a goal and an assist in the 3-0 win over Spokane, eliminating them from playoff contention.

F Amanda Webster (BOSTON AZTEC U-23)
The Providence College star was a big part of Boston's 6-1 dismantling of a strong Millburn side, scoring two goals in the East Conference Quarterfinal win this past Saturday.

MF/F Sarah Hagen (F.C. MILWAUKEE NATIONALS) - WPSL Co-Player Of The Week
The U.S. U-23 National Team standout scored three against Madison in the regular season finale, and continued that strong run of play with a goal in the Midwest Semifinal win over Fort Wayne. To top that, she netted two against OP Elite in the Midwest Final victory.

MF/F Kelsey Hunyadi (OP ELITE)
The former Midwest Conference selection scored two goals in 2-2 OT loss to F.C. Milwaukee in the Midwest Final, including a goal in the penalty kick shoot-out.

MF/F Katie Lamm (LANCASTER INFERNO)
The Inferno veteran netted both goals for her side - in the 20th minute off an assist from Teresa Rynier & in the 50th on a penalty kick - to propel them to the East Semifinals and a match vs. defending WPSL Champion Long Island.

MF Sally Palmer (FSA FREEDOM)
The former UAB All-Conference selection came back on defense, scored FSA's first goal and assisted on the eventual game-winner to give her side the Sunshine title. They now travel to face F.C. Milwaukee this Saturday for a berth into 2010 Final Four.

MF Ann Marie Tangorra (LAFC CHELSEA) - WPSL Co-Player Of The Week
The young LAFC star leads the team in goals (5) and the league in assists, and once again proved to be an attacking force when her side fell behind to the Claremont on Sunday. Her goal in the 88th minute propelled LAFC into the 4-team Pacific playoffs held this weekend.

MF/D Sarah Talbert (F.C. MILWAUKEE NATIONALS)
The All-Conference selection for the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee played a key defensive role in all 120 minutes of Sunday's Midwest Final against two-time defending conference champion OP Elite.

D Brielle Slepicoff (LAFC CHELSEA)
Arguably one of the best wing backs in the conference, the All-Big West Conference selection for Cal State-Northridge stepped for the LAFC defense with the loss of team captain Shanna Hudson to a broken arm.

D Chantelle Goodson (FSA FREEDOM)
The well-rounded University of South Florida wing back has been a presence for FSA this season in both the offense and defense, getting forward but never at the expense of her fellow defenders.

GK Haley Kopmeyer (ARIZONA RUSH)
The two-time Big Sky-North champions missed out on the division title & post-season berth to in-state rival Phoenix, but it wasn't because of the U.S. U-20 & University of Michigan star. She led the Rush to an undefeated season (4-0-4) while allowing only one goal past her - that's correct, ONE GOAL.

Courtesy of the Women's Premier Soccer League Official Website @ www.wpsl.info

SACRAMENTO, CA (07/12/10) - The race to qualify for the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL) post-season has turned the corner and is barreling down the stretch, as the East Conference finished play this past weekend with spots in their playoffs going down to the very last match. In the Midwest Conference, three of the four teams have qualified for their respective playoffs while in the Pacific, only one of four teams have booked their post-season ticket with races in both divisions being decided this weekend - the final one of the 2010 WPSL regular season.

Oklahoma Alliance F.C. won the Big Sky-South Division this past weekend while in the North Division, Phoenix, Arizona, Utah and Salt Lake City will battle it out in Utah this weekend with all four sides playing each other. The race in the Sunshine Conference is a tight one as well, with three teams - FSA Freedom, Miami Kickers F.C. and Brandon F.C. - also vying for the conference championship and the right to play in the WPSL Final Four playoff match, hosted by the Midwest champion the weekend of July 24-25.

First of all, the seedings & pairings for the six-team playoffs in the East Conference have been decided, as the Northeast Division winners Boston Aztec Breakers Reserves (8-1-1) and Central Division winners Long Island Fury (7-2-0) have been awarded the top two seeds, respectively. Both teams will receive a first-round bye and host the Semifinals on July 20-21, while Mid-Atlantic Division champion Lancaster Inferno (6-1-3) will be the No. 3 seed with Boston Aztec U-23 (8-1-1) nabbing the No. 4 seed.

Lancaster will host the No. 6 seed ASA Chesapeake Charge (4-3-3) and Boston will host No. 5 seed & 2009 East Finalists Millburn Magic (5-4-1) this weekend. Full match details for both quarterfinal matches will be provided in the coming days. Due to scheduling commitments made prior to the start of the 2010 season, Philadelphia (6-3-1) has foregone their inclusion in the playoffs.

ASA Chesapeake defeated TSC Maryland Pride by a 1-0 score this past Friday to earn their berth, while Millburn beat BuxMont by a 2-1 score in their regular season finale to win their way into the conference playoffs. Check back tomorrow for a full breakdown & ramifications of the races in the Midwest, Pacific and Sunshine Conferences.


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San Francisco, CA - The San Francisco Nighthawks has joined the many non-profits who now accept donated vehicles. Donors and members of the community who want to support the 'Hawks and get a receipt for their tax donation will now find it easy and convenient to do. Vehicles including cars, trucks, SUV, motorcycles, snowmobile, jet skiis and boats will be accepted, although some restrictions apply.

Free same-day and weekend pick ups are available. Cars do not have to have a smog certificate or be running in most cases. The tow truck driver will provide donors with all the required DMV forms.

To arrange to have your vehicle picked up, or to find out more information about the program, call the 'Hawks GM, Jill Lounsbury at 415-722-3816 or e-mail her @ info@sfnighthawks.com.

We will pick up your car running or not, take care of all the paperwork with the State, and get as large a donation as is legally possible.

The Nighthawks are a 501(c)3 Charitable Corporation - our ID # is: 94-3240081 

Does my car have to be running?  
Not always. It does have to have an engine and be towable.  

Sometimes if the cost to transport a vehicle will cost more than what it will bring at auction, it may be declined.