by Administrator on October 26, 2005
Judy Frewin is looking for photos from the Quincy tournament for use at the banquet, etc. They don’t have to be digital. If you have photos from Quincy, please contact Judy.
Sorry, we don’t have any “Hello, Deli” meat platters for contributors.
by Administrator on October 26, 2005
The final Southwest Missouri Coaches Poll has been released and the Falcons are still ranked as the top team in the region. Eleven of twelve coaches voted so 55 points maximum a team could get.
| # | Team | Votes | Record |
| 1. | Glendale | (54) | 20-3-0 |
| 2. | Kickapoo | (45) | 20-5-0 |
| 3. | Parkview | (33) | 18-5-0 |
| 4. | Joplin | (10) | 16-7-1 |
| 5. | Rolla | (08) | 6-12-2 |
Others Receiving Votes: Waynesville (3) 12-10-2 and Central (1) 15-7-0.
by Administrator on October 26, 2005
Please plan to attend the last JV match today at Parkview. The Varsity will be in attendance to cheer on Coach Fisher and the boys as they go for a perfect season. The JV is currently 20-0.
by Administrator on October 26, 2005
Today’s News-Leader has a story about last night’s victory over Kickapoo. The story highlights the excellent play of our goalkeeper, Stephen Conner.
by Administrator on October 25, 2005
On a cold October evening with hot 11v11 action in the Ozarks…
The Varsity defeated Kickapoo, 2-1.
Match Stats: Steve Wilczewski (1G), Danny Collins (1G), Devon Newport (1A).
The JV defeated Kickapoo, 3-0.
Match Stats: Robbie Harbach (1G/1A), Nathan Hamilton (1G), Devon Newport (1G), Shaun Morris (1A).
by Administrator on October 25, 2005
If you have not already picked-up your Ad Books, please make certain to get them from Diana Spade (Shawn Campbell’s mom) at tonight’s event. Diana will be there for both the JV and Varsity matches.
by Administrator on October 25, 2005
I’m certain that no true member of the Falcons Nation will waffle between tonight’s choices: Glendale vs. Poo or White Sox vs. Astros. However, for those more fickle fans, here is a sense of perspective from Steven Wells at the Guardian Unlimited:
“Now here’s an odd thing: most American males over the age of 30 will parrot the line that soccer is “deadly” to watch. And yet every week throughout the summer, hundreds of thousands of Americans (all allegedly cursed with the attention span of hyperactive gnats) dutifully troop into state-of-the-art mega-stadiums to spend three hours (or longer) watching baseball – a sport so glacially tedious that it makes even the dullest MLS soccer game look like Topless Humans v. Gorillas No-Rules Roller Derby On Crystal Meth.”