Breakout candidates: Caroline Moran (M - Uncommitted), AnnaMaria Gragnani (M - Uncommitted)
Potential X-Factors: Mary Patricia Sayre (M/A - Committed to Holy Cross), Elizabeth Fino (M/A - Committed to Central Connecticut), Danielle Heintz (G - Committed to Colorado)
Playstyle: Run and Gun
Quote to remember: “With their determination and will to win, they keep it close. It's just a feisty group that has a high IQ of the game for sure. That's something we pride ourselves in, is teaching the game and trying to eliminate the mental mistakes.” - Mike Drab, Cobra Kai Club Director and 2020 Head Coach
Cobra Kai started off as a town team in 2011 when Drab would bring his daughters and their friends around to play teams. Even though it’s a top club team now, the 2020 group doesn’t have try-outs every year and instead opts to stick with the players that have been on the team in the past. That’s made for a gritty, hard-working group of kids that never give up on ground balls and never give up on games. They’ll be paced this summer by Fino, who has spent this spring re-writing the New York State record books. In April, she set the state record for most goals in a high school game, with 16. Then, a few weeks ago, she broke the record for most goals in a single season. She’ll be helped offensively by Sayre, who’s also relentless on the draw and ground balls. Also in the midfield are Moran, a lefty, and Gragnani, who will also take draws and is both a good shooter and dodger. Leading the way defensively will be Cobra Kai’s goaltender, Heintz. The only goalie on the team, Heintz has over 500 career saves for her high school, per Drab, and has improved greatly during her team with the program.
Potential X-Factors: Mary Patricia Sayre (M/A - Committed to Holy Cross), Elizabeth Fino (M/A - Committed to Central Connecticut), Danielle Heintz (G - Committed to Colorado)
Playstyle: Run and Gun
Quote to remember: “With their determination and will to win, they keep it close. It's just a feisty group that has a high IQ of the game for sure. That's something we pride ourselves in, is teaching the game and trying to eliminate the mental mistakes.” - Mike Drab, Cobra Kai Club Director and 2020 Head Coach
Cobra Kai started off as a town team in 2011 when Drab would bring his daughters and their friends around to play teams. Even though it’s a top club team now, the 2020 group doesn’t have try-outs every year and instead opts to stick with the players that have been on the team in the past. That’s made for a gritty, hard-working group of kids that never give up on ground balls and never give up on games. They’ll be paced this summer by Fino, who has spent this spring re-writing the New York State record books. In April, she set the state record for most goals in a high school game, with 16. Then, a few weeks ago, she broke the record for most goals in a single season. She’ll be helped offensively by Sayre, who’s also relentless on the draw and ground balls. Also in the midfield are Moran, a lefty, and Gragnani, who will also take draws and is both a good shooter and dodger. Leading the way defensively will be Cobra Kai’s goaltender, Heintz. The only goalie on the team, Heintz has over 500 career saves for her high school, per Drab, and has improved greatly during her team with the program.
Schedule:
- Summer Genesis
- Live Love Lax
- Turf Wars
