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JB Marine Springfield Finish With A Flourish

30-May-09

JB Marine 96The JB Marine teams wrapped up their 2009 tournament season this month with top finishes.

The 97 girls team headed to the Capital Soccer Club Spring Season Finale in Jefferson City, May 9-10, with high aspirations. Competing in the U12 8v8 bracket, the 97 girls dominated all their pool games and headed to the final with a perfect 3-0 record. With a balanced attack and a strong defensive front, the 97 girls walked away with the title and gold medal. Way to go ladies!

The 96 girls team (pictured) ended their tournament season in Kansas City at the KC Legends Patriot Cup over Memorial Day weekend. Heading into the weekend, the ladies had to make adjustments to their lineup due to injury, but did not let it disrupt their rhythm posting a 5-0 win in the their first game vs. SSC Fire from Lee’s Summit. Next up was KC Strikers whom the girls had beaten in Springfield last fall. Battling stifling heat and a short field, the 96 girls put up two quick goals and coasted to the win. Sunday morning brought another KC team, the KC United Rangers. With a top defensive showing by the backs and goalkeepers and a very balanced attack up top, the 96 girls overcame the Rangers with a 3-1 win. Gliding into the final with a perfect record and a +8 goal differential, the girls met the KC Strikers for the third time this year. The game was evenly matched with both teams making big defensive stops and dangerous attacks to goal. A KC Striker player got loose in the box and drew a questionable foul that resulted in a penalty kick and goal. The 96 girls fought tooth and nail to the end, having most of the play in the second half, but just could not find the back of the net to even up the game. The final score was 1-0, KC. While feeling a sense of disappointment at the medal ceremony, the girls held their heads high and kept a positive JB spirit knowing that there will be many more finals in their future!

The coaching staff at JB Marine would like to congratulate all their teams for a phenomenal year. All players made a commitment to make a name for themselves and set a standard for competitive soccer from SW Missouri . We believe they did just that! Well done ladies, very well done!

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Pulaski United FC Announces Tryouts in Waynesville

29-May-09

pulaskiunited_150The Pulaski United FC (Soccer Club) is conducting competitive soccer tryouts for ages to 8 to 17. The tryouts will be held from June 15 through June 19, 2009 at the Waynesville U-15 soccer field located across the street from the Waynesville City Park. There will be two sessions conducted each evening from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Please contact Rod Rodriguez at (573) 528-6357 or calexrod@yahoo.com if you have any questions.

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Please find below the schedule for the tryouts to be conducted on the U-15 soccer field across the street from the Waynesville City Park:

June 15 (Monday) 5:30 to 7:00 – U-9 boys and U-9 girls (born between 8-1-00 and 7-31-01 or in the 3rd grade)

June 15 (Monday) 7:00 to 8:30 – U-10 boys and U-10 girls (born between 8-1-99 and 7-31-00 or in the 4th grade)

June 16 (Tuesday) 5:30 to 7:00 – U-11 boys and U-11 girls (born between 8-1-98 and 7-31-99 or in the 5th grade)

June 16 (Tuesday) 7:00 to 8:30 – U-12 boys and U-12 girls (born between 8-1-97 and 7-31-98 or in the 6th grade)

June 17 (Wednesday) 5:30 to 7:00 – U-13 boys and U-13 girls (born between 8-1-96 and 7-31-97 or in the 7th grade)

June 17 (Wednesday) 7:00 to 8:30 – U-14 boys and U-14 girls (born between 8-1-95 and 7-31-96 or in the 8th grade)

June 18 (Thursday) 5:30 to 7:00 – U-15 boys and U-15 girls (born between 8-1-94 and 7-31-95 or in the 9th grade)

June 18 (Thursday) 7:00 to 8:30 – U-16 boys and U-16 girls (born between 8-1-93 and 7-31-94 or in the 10th grade)

June 19 (Friday) 5:30 to 7:00 – U-16 boys and U-16 girls (born between 8-1-92 and 7-31-93 or in the 11th grade)

June 19 (Friday) 7:00 to 8:30 – U-17/U-18 boys and U-17/U-18 girls (born between 8-1-90 and 7-31-92 or in the 12th grade)

Dave

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Soccer Garage Sale Saturday

29-May-09

Springfield Soccer ClubGARAGE SALE
SATURDAY MAY 30, 2009
7:00am- 3:00pm
Furniture, clothes, computer equipment, and more!!!
3105 East Elm Springfield, MO 65802

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Catholic and Nixa Reach Middle School Title Game

28-May-09

MS Semifinal: Cherokee Indians vs Nixa Eagles
Cherokee Indians – 2
Nixa Eagles – 3
The Eagles finally break through and reach the Middle School Final after two years of being knocked out in the semifinals. They took the early lead when #8, Alyson Galler, broke past the defense and slotted her shot from just inside the 18 yard box to the far post. Cherokee fought back and when #19 was able to make a run into the box on the left side, slipping past the onrushing keeper, her square ball across the face of the goal was met by # to even the game. Tied at halftime, Nixa got a pair of goals from Bailey Pesek in the second half to earn the win.

Springfield Catholic – 2
Pershing Generals – 1

The final will be played on Monday at 7:00 pm.

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Missouri High School Girls Soccer: Class 2 Quarterfinals

28-May-09

Bolivar Liberators (13-3) – 1
Notre Dame de Sion (KC: 16-4) – 7

The Liberators lose to the defending Class 1 Champions. Notre Dame goes onto face the winner of the Clayton vs Duchesne game in the Semifinals. Duchesne was a Class 1 Final 4 participant last year.

Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau; 17-3) –
Notre Dame (St. Louis; 14-9-1) -

JC Helias (11-9) –
Smithville 22-3-1

Clayton (14-8-1)
Duchesne (15-6-1)

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Missouri High School Girls Soccer: Class 1 Quarterfinals

28-May-09

Springfield Catholic – 2
Southern Boone Eagles – 1
Sophomore Natalie Smid scores early in the 1st half, and later assists Jessica Bowman who scores in the 26th, helping to send Catholic to the Final 4 for the first time since 2002.

Southern Boone gets a goal by captain Tillie Bill in the 68th minute. The Eagles were the only public school of the eight remaining teams in Class 1 soccer.

Catholic advances to the Final Four in Fenton, MO June 5-6, facing the winner of Whitfield vs Trinity in the semifinals.

From the Boone County Journal: Eagles coach Chris Miller has seen Springfield Catholic play twice this year, including their 7-1 district title win.

“They are a very good team, but I we won’t do anything special for them,” Miller said. “It would be unfair to the girls on our team to ask them to play a comletely different game than what we have worked to hard to do this season. We will go there and play hard and be who we are. We may tweak something here or there as we have for other teams, but we won’t make any major changes.”

St. Vincent (17-5) –
Lutheran North (10-8) –

Barstow (11-9) –
St. Pius X (Kansas City; 15-8-1) –

Whitfield (10-8) -
Trinity Catholic (16-9) –

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Play competitive soccer with the Fair Grove Soccer Academy

28-May-09

Fair Grove Soccer Academy Logo 150The Fair Grove Soccer Academy is currently forming boy’s competitive teams in the U-9 and U-10 age groups (3rd and 4th graders) to practice in Fair Grove and compete at Lake Country this coming fall.

If you live in Fair Grove or the surrounding communities (Strafford, Buffalo, Pleasant Hope, or even Springfield) and your son would like to play for the FGSA, please contact Logan Hoffman, Director of Coaching and Program Development, at 303-921-1726 or lhoffman@fairgrovesoccer.com.

The FGSA also offers a fall recreational league, with registration beginning August 1. For more information about the FGSA and its programs, go to www.fairgrovesoccer.com.

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3 v 3 Indoor Summer Soccer League

28-May-09

Springfield Soccer ClubSpringfield SC is still looking to round out a couple of age groups. Any interested teams should contact Eric Sorlie sorlie@springfieldsportsclub.com regarding participation in this league.

League Details
• 7 PLAYERS PER TEAM
• 6 GAME SEASON -2 GAMES PER NIGHT
• ALL GAMES PLAYED IN JUNE @ SSC Indoor Facility
• EACH PLAYER & COACH RECEIVES T-SHIRT
• GAMES PLAYED ON BOARDED FIELDS FOR FAST ACTION!

Age Divisions
Pee-Wee (3, 4)
Minors (5, 6)
U7 U8 U9 U10 U11
Boys/Girls/Coed

Entry Fee:$110.00 Per Team

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For More Information
Contact Eric Sorlie
Office 417-832-1552
E-mail: sorlie@springfieldsportsclub.com

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FC Springfield & SpringHigh Select Announce Tryouts

27-May-09

fc-springfield-badge-whiteOpen House style practice session for U7-U14 players to be held June 15th & June 22nd 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM Parkview High School soccer field / JFK Stadium. Parent Q&A starts at 6:00

FC Springfield – SpringHigh Select is focused on Player Development in the youth ranks, building towards the competitive years in middle school and high school years.

Openings for Intermediate/Competitive players primarily in the U8 to U12 age ranges. Coaches include youth certified and nationally licensed instructors.

High School girls are invited to attend to hear about the plans for “SpringHigh for Girls” starting in the fall of 2009. Seeking girls between U15-U18. Woman coach with two years experience as an assistant with a womens’ college program TBA soon.

For more information: www.fcspringfield.net

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Missouri High School Girls Soccer: Class 3 Sectionals Results

26-May-09

Joplin Lady Eagles
Glendale Falcons – 9
Joplin Eagles – 1
Emily Cline breaks out with 4 goals in the game, along with goals from Emily Jordan, Lindsey Sprouse, Molly Brewer (2G) and Jeni Frewin (1G) for Glendale. The Eagles goal was scored by freshman Yasmin Farfan-Ulloa late in the game, from Kelsey Sander’s corner kick. The ball dropped into the six yard box and Yasmin hammered the attempted clearance into the back of the net.

Video’s are available for viewing on my YouTube page, including 1) Emily Cline knocking the ball out of the keepers hands and into the net and 2) Lindsey Sprouse running left to right before cutting it back into the corner and 3) Emily Jordan hammering a shot from just outside the box under the crossbar

Jeff City Jays – 1
Columbia Rockbridge Bruins – 0
Second year coach Matt Stacey has won two district titles in a row in two different districts and now will play Glendale for a chance to go to the final four. Lady Jays Kara Steiner scored the game winner in the 11th minute of play. Jefferson City has not been scored on since district play began.

The Quarterfinal between the winners of these two games is at 2:00 pm Saturday May 30th at Missouri S&T in Rolla, MO

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