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Post by Agent Orange on Oct 24, 2011 8:58:39 GMT -7
We played in the Cavern Classic this weekend, took 2nd out of 7 teams. Roswell took 1st place, they are a very tough team, we played them well just came up a goal short. vs Torque 4-0 Win vs Roswell 3-5 Loss vs Artesia FC 4-0 Win vs United FC 4-0 Win Championship Game vs Roswell 1-2 Loss  |
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Post by RetiredSupergrandma on Nov 7, 2011 18:33:15 GMT -7
We played in the Cavern Classic this weekend, took 2nd out of 7 teams. Roswell took 1st place, they are a very tough team, we played them well just came up a goal short. vs Torque 4-0 Win vs Roswell 3-5 Loss vs Artesia FC 4-0 Win vs United FC 4-0 Win Championship Game vs Roswell 1-2 Loss |
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Post by RetiredSupergrandma on Nov 7, 2011 18:33:40 GMT -7
That is a good looking team you have there, Randall.
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Post by bdogfan on Nov 7, 2011 20:50:55 GMT -7
So where's the rest of team? I thought there needed to be 11 on the soccer field maybe I'm wrong, all my kids played soccer I enjoyed watching them play but I haven't fully understood it. I know that one of my son's became the kicker on his football team and he learned to kick while in soccer.
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Post by Agent Orange on Nov 7, 2011 22:53:50 GMT -7
They aren't bad grandma  Your right bdogfan a full sided soccer game is played with 11, but at their age, 8 year olds, most games are 4 v 4 or 5 v 5. As I said in another thread we played league soccer in Carlsbad against some 9 & 10 year olds, in those we played 6 v 6. So just like the bulldogs we like to seek out tough competition, we get beat pretty good at times but in the end it makes us that much tougher when we do play kids our own age and in tournaments. We've played together for a year, it's amazing how much they have progressed in that time. |
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