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Saturday, April 9, 2011
FC Tampa Bay Opening Night @ Al Lang Field!
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| Opening minutes of play, opening day for FC Tampa Bay @ Al Lang Field, April 9, 2011 |
Tampa Bay beat Montreal on a thrilling score in the final minute to a break an 0-0 tie.
Also on hand from the Shorecrest Girls MD Chargers team were Cennedi M., Kylie H., and Francesca J. Also spotted: former soccer player Meredith L.
Question: Even though our season is long over, would anyone be interested in team/family night out at a future FC Tampa Bay game? It was a lot of fun and tickets are reasonably priced! (Just steer clear of the hot dogs. They're awful!) How could we not support this team? They wear Shorecrest Chargers colors!!!
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Sunday, March 13, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
End of the Year Party, Awards!
The Middle Division Girls Soccer team completed one of its most successful seasons in many years with an 8-7-1 record and a pizza and awards party at Dal'italia Ristorante.
There was little surprise in the girls' choice for Most Valuable Player this year, with the award going in a runaway to sixth grade playmaker Sophie W., who led the team in goals and assists.
The Most Improved Player vote generated much more drama, with so many girls earning recognition from their teammates. In a close field, however, Sydney B. ultimately took home the plaque.
In a season when so many girls improved their skills dramatically in just three months, there were also many contenders for the Coaches Award, which went to Katie J. in recognition of her consistency and excellence in goal and willingness to step in anywhere on the field she could help.
Coaches Bob Andelman and John Hutton wish to express their appreciation to all 22 girls on the team for their hard work all season, to their parents for their support, and to Nikki McQueen for being team parent, Denise Mills for organizing the team party and Stacy Brandenburg for arranging a community service event in which the girls made homemade Valentine's Day roses for children at Ronald McDonald House at All Childrens Hospital in St. Petersburg.
(Photos by Robin Wiltshire, Stacy Brandenburg)
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There was little surprise in the girls' choice for Most Valuable Player this year, with the award going in a runaway to sixth grade playmaker Sophie W., who led the team in goals and assists.
The Most Improved Player vote generated much more drama, with so many girls earning recognition from their teammates. In a close field, however, Sydney B. ultimately took home the plaque.
In a season when so many girls improved their skills dramatically in just three months, there were also many contenders for the Coaches Award, which went to Katie J. in recognition of her consistency and excellence in goal and willingness to step in anywhere on the field she could help.
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| Sophie W. receives the Most Valuable Player award, voted by her teammates! |
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| Katie J. was honored with the Coaches Award! |
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| Sydney B. is this season's Most Improved Player, voted by her teammates! |
| When the service project was completed, Sydney B., Katie J., Wendy D. and Victoria V. delivered flowers to young patients at Ronald McDonald House at All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg |
(Photos by Robin Wiltshire, Stacy Brandenburg)
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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