This summer, three promising soccer talents from Aberdeen have taken the national stage, competing in a series of youth tournaments that have drawn attention from coaches and scouts alike.
Among them, Chloecherie "Cheech" Heagley emerged as a decisive factor when she struck the only goal in a 1‑0 victory for her club during a national tournament in Wichita, Kansas. The moment not only secured the championship for her side but also highlighted the growing competitiveness of regional youth programs.
A Goal That Echoes
Heagley, who trains with the Tempo Surge Soccer Club, credited the team’s disciplined preparation and the support of her teammates for the winning strike. Her performance has sparked conversations about the pipeline of talent emerging from the Aberdeen area.
Also representing Aberdeen, Jaxi Lozenski has been an integral part of the same summer circuit, contributing both defensively and offensively across multiple matches. While his individual statistics have yet to dominate headlines, teammates and coaches note his steady improvement and leadership on the field.
The Tempo Surge Soccer Club, a key organizer of these developmental events, continues to provide a platform for young athletes to test themselves against top competition. More information about the club’s programs and upcoming fixtures can be found at tempo surge.com.