The Falcons lost to Glenbrooks North, 0-3.
Congratulations to Jared Dusha and Andy Sawyer on being named to the All-Tournament Team.
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The Falcons defeated the Wichita Heights Falcons, 5-0.
Match Stats: Andy Sawyer (2G), Jared Dusha (1G), Chris Maddox (1G), Ian Newport (1G/1A), Michael Page (2A), Devon Newport (1A), Danny Collins (1A).
In their final game at the Quincy Tournament, the Falcons will play the Glenbrook North Spartans from Glenbrook, Illinois.
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The Falcons lost to the Boylan Catholic Titans, 1-2.
Match Stats: Devon Newport (1G), Andy Sawyer (1A).
Boylan Catholic is undefeated and is ranked 8th in the NSCAA Region 7 Rankings.
The Falcons will play the Wichita Heights Falcons from Wichita, Kansas at 10:30am.
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The Falcons are en route to Quincy, Illinois. They will open the Quincy Tournament against the Boylan Catholic Titans of Rockford, Illinois. The information on the Boylan Catholic website is incomplete, but it appears that their varsity team is undefeated.
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We will be selling clothing, etc. at school from Tuesday, October 10 through Thursday, October 12. If you still want a hoodie or t-shirt please contact Peggy Lindsey so she can set the item aside.
Also, if anyone would like to help sell at school, please contact Peggy. The sale is from 11:00am – 1:15pm each day.
Contact Peggy Lindsey by email or phone 886-1258 or 838-2425.
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The Varsity will be departing for the Quincy Tournament from Glendale tomorrow morning at 8:30am.
Today’s Quincy Whig-Herald has a story previewing this weekend’s tournament. The status and competition of the Quincy Tournament is clearly on the rise.
The photo on the right is clearly for the parents. It is what comes to mind every time Coach Rogers contacts the webmaster about the Quincy Tournament.
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We have added a new article, “Narrowing the Field”, from the Los Angeles Times to our password protected articles section.
“What is happening at the high school level is, we’re principally satisfying kids who are elite athletes — the best, the most skilled, the most developed in their particular sport,” says Bruce Svare, a critic of the nation’s youth sports system and director of the National Institute for Sports Reform, based in Selkirk, N.Y. But, Svare adds, “we’re forgetting everyone else in terms of their health and fitness needs.”
Check it out.
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