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BEADLING SOCCER CLUB

Beadling Soccer Club is PA West's Number 1 Classic Club and one of the top 100 soccer clubs in the country. Founded in 1898, Pittsburgh Beadling was formed by immigrant miners from Europe. In 1911, the team enter the Pittsburgh Press League, commonly known as the Miners League, after having spent its first thirteen years as an independent recreational team. In 1913, it won its first league title. Three years later, it went to its first West Penn Cup where it finished runner up to Homestead Steel Works. In 1919, it won its first West Penn Cup. The team later entered the Keystone League. In 1973, the National Soccer Hall of Fame inducted Joseph Delach, coach of Beadling. At some point, the club began fielding two teams, the RD and the Blues. In 1984, the club added youth teams.




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NOTABLE ALUMNI

Bob Kohlmyer
Denny Kohlmyer
Neil Kohlmyer
Sean Fouts
Sam Viecelli
Gene Klein
Eric Prex
Dave Kasper
Adam Gazda
Travis Mackenzie
Garret Mackenzie
Derek Mackenzie
Joe Puleo 
Frank LaManna
Brian Taucher
Justin Taucher
Josh DiMatteo
Jack Weber
John Yurchak
Joe Pacella




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