Springfield, Missouri's Glendale Falcons
All girls should plan to meet after school in the cafeteria on Wednesday, December 10, to return sold raffle tickets and cash.
Reminder: All players are expected to sell a minimum of 50 tickets (each player was given 50 tickets) and the top seller wins the grand prize of an iPod Touch. If you need a few last minute tickets contact Sara ASAP.
The winner will be announced here on Friday, December 12.
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Player of the Year
Devon Newport, Glendale
Offensive Player of the Year
Tyler Sinnott, Rolla
Defensive Player of the Year
Ryan Squires, Glendale
Keeper of the Year
Chris Tombridge, Kickapoo
Coach of the Year
Jeff Rogers, Glendale
First Team
Chris Tombridge, 12, K, Kickapoo
Jeff Dorhauer, 11, B, Camdenton
Ryan Moses,12, B, Kickapoo
Ryan Squires, 12, B, Glendale
Jackson Patillo, 12, B, Willard
Lane Chapman, 12, M, Kickapoo
Graham Basecke, 12, M, Glendale
Andrew Chism, 12, M, Rolla
Blake Aggus, 12, M, Joplin
Skyler Russell, 11, F, Kickapoo
Devon Newport, 12, F, Glendale
Tyler Sinnott, 12, F, Rolla
Tim Griffin, 12, F, Parkview
Max Duncan, 11, F, Joplin
Cole Beckham, 11, F, Carthage
Joe Curti, 10, F, Carthage
James Hawkinson, 12, F, Washington
Honorable Mention
John McDermid, 12, Joplin
Lorenzo Salas, 12, Carthage
Marian Lup, 12, Willard
Patrick Mallon, 12, Washington
Matt Medley, 12, Parkview
Kaleb Romero, 11, Nixa
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Judging from these videos provided by Brian Pitts, the Senior Soccer & Sushi Soiree will be quite the festive event.
Coach Rogers tells Seniors: “You got served. I kick it old school.”
The hoop socks should be part of the uniform next season.
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The Senior’s Soccer & Sushi Soiree for tonight has been moved to 5:30pm. Haruno’s has several large parties tonight and this is the best time to accommodate everyone.
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A reminder that our raffle of a MacBook laptop computer continues and all girls should be selling at minimum the 50 tickets provided to them at our meeting. There are currently 3 girls in the running for the iPod Touch grand prize for selling the most tickets. If you want to compete for this prize you can request more tickets from Judy or Sara.
We will collect all sold tickets and money next Wednesday, December 10. More information to follow. The drawing is scheduled to be held next Friday, December 12.
If you have questions please contact Sara or Judy.
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Several former Falcons have gone on to play compete in collegiate club soccer. Collegiate club sports represent a middle ground between intramurals and varsity athletics and are growing in popularity.
Collegiate club sports are an attractive alternative for players who aren’t ready to hang up the boots, but can’t or don’t want to commit to varsity athletics, especially at schools with Division I athletics.
The New York Times is running a series of articles this week about collegiate club sports. Check back throughout the week as new links are added.
Monday: Rise of College Club Teams Creates a Whole New Level of Success
Tuesday: Dropped From Varsity Lineup, But No Longer Grumbling
Wednesday: A Year of Toil and Sweat, Then They Played a Game
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The East community edition of the News-Leader has a story about the Falcons’ historic run to the state championship match.
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