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The East Tennessee Soccer Federation 97 Falcons recently won 1st place in the
Gold Division at the CASL Labor Day Kick Off Tournament in Raleigh, NC September 5th-6th.
The U-12 Boys were undefeated! Taking Championship title!
ETSF 97 Falcons

Back Row from L to R: Connor Wilson, Zack Fontenot, Alan Meza, Nick Isolani, Pierce Ongtengco,
Will Little,Scott Lich, Noah Charles, Coach Brandon Kind,
Front Row from L to R: JonMichael Lopez, Brady Sant, Alec Jacobs, Elliott Fry, Jhordan Santan

The East Tennessee Soccer Federation 99 Lady Falcons earned 2nd place in the
'09 Riverside Summer Shootout August 29-30 in Asheville, NC. The girls defeated
ABYSA Academy 9-1 and Gray Vitesse Girls 6-2 then tied Greeneville Galaxy 1-1.
They faced Greeneville Galaxy again in the championship game and lost 5-6 in penalty
kicks after two overtime periods.
ETSF 99 Lady Falcons

Top Left to Right: Coach Laura Stephenson, Courtney Stover, Grace Somich, Baylee McCoy,
Caroline Arze, Megan Isolani Bottom
Left to Right: Sarah Robinson, Emma Hecht, Hope Olds, Sadie Harris,Sara Leon

The East Tennessee Soccer Federation 98 Lady Falcons earned
First Place at the VT Summer Kick Off Tournament Memorial Day Weekend.
They started the tournament strong with a 7-0 win against the NRUSA Rapids
followed by a 4-2 win against Greeneville Galaxy. Before entering the final,
the Lady Falcons tied AYSO Furies 1-1 and beat them 4-0 to take the championship title.

Front row: Hope Olds, Emma Hecht, Sarena Orio, Courtney Stover,
Sarah Robinson, Megan Isolani Back row: Coach Laura Stephenson,
Sadie Harris, Kennah Harris, Taylor Grabner, Julie Jackson, Alex Stover

The ETSF 96 Lady Falcons were finalists at The VA Tech Summer Kick Off
Tournament Memorial Day Weekend.
VA TECH u12

Team: front row: Alaina Gembach, Hannah Torbett, Elaine O'Brien, Megan Lich,
back row: Coach Chris Arthur, Ashley Arthur, Nicole Fry, LeeAnn Cutshall, Haley
Loyd, Christine Lester, Savannah Hirst, Rachel Jones

The East Tennessee Soccer Federation (ETSF) '96 Lady Falcons won the Beat
the Heat soccer tournament in Winston Salem, NC April 25-26. The
U12 Champions were undefeated, finishing the tournament with
25 goals, and only giving up 1.
Lady Falcons Winston

Team: L-R Coach Chris Arthur, Savannah Hirst, Ashley Arthur, Rachel
Jones, Alaina Gembach, Nichole Fry, Haley Lloyd, Hannah Torbett,
Christina Lester, LeeAnn Cutshall, Becca Cox, Hannah Hubert, Megan Lich

The ETSF 96 Lady Falcons finished 2nd in a very competitive CESA tournament
in Greenville,SC. They outscored their opponents 11-2, and lost in the
championship game 2-1.

Pictured are: Ashley Arthur,Lee Ann Cutshall, Savannah Hirst, Megan Lich,
Julie Deakins, Rachel Jones, Hannah Torbett, Hannah Ryans, Hannah Hubert,
Alaina Gembach, Christina Lester, Nichole Fry, Elaine O'Brien, Karis Ripple,
Coach Chris Arthur,not pictured: Becca Cox

The 97' Falcons, coached by Brandon Kind, came home with another 2nd place
showing at the Appalachian Fall Festival in Kingsport, October 18-19th. The
boys had a great time and are really finding their way with the
new 8v8 format.

Results:
ETSF- 15 Fusion FC- 0
ETSF- 1 GSA - 3
(SF) ETSF- 5 HVFC- 2
(F) ETSF- 2 GSA- 5

The 97' Falcons, coached by Brandon Kindfaced some very tough competition in Cleveland, Tn at the Ocoee Cup, Sept. 12-14. After winning with 2 shutouts on Saturday the boys sailed into the Semi-finals with a cool breeze. Much to their dismay, the local Greenville Galaxy were there to rain on the 97's parade. The boys went into 2 golden goal overtimes with everyone on the edge of their seats. Still locked in a dead heat, the Falcons prepared for a PK Shootout for the decision. To keep the entertainment factor going, they had to match up for a second round of PK's as well. The Falcons prevailed with a 5-4 victory to put them into the Finals. The 97' Falcons came home with a hard fought 2nd place to add to their record, after a loss to KFC 3-2.

Results:
ETSF 4 HVFC 0
ETSF 2 CFC 0
(SF) ETSF 5 GSA 4
(F) ETSF 2 KFC 3

The 96 Falcons were the U12 Division I Champions at the Riverside Shootout in Asheville, NC.

Front row from left: Javier Alberto, Preston Fowler, Keaton Parr. Middle row: Bradley Tongco, Chasen Jeffries, Tristan Harrell.
Top row: Lowell Williams, Steven McKinney, Alex Rinella, Grayson Garland, John Lucchesi, Lucas Altman. Coach Brandon Kind.

The ETSF 95 Lady Falcons completed their 2008 season at The Radford Shootout. The Lady Falcons beat the other two teams within the bracket 6-0 and 6-0. The finals opponent was 'BUSC Hammers', who actually beat the Lady Falcons in the first game of the tournament 2-1. The score was 1-1 at half time followed by a great defensive effort with several goals cleared off the line as well as shots on goal. Being tied at the end of regulation play the game was decided by penalty kicks. The Lady Falcons won and were declared THE CHAMPIONS.

The ETSF 97 LADY FALCONS were finalists in the Summer Kick Off tournament held at Va. Tech May 17-18. They won their bracket and lost 3-2 in the championship game.

The scores of the games were:
ETSF 5 NRUSA Academy North 3
ETSF 7 NRUSA Academy 0
ETSF 6 NRUSA Academy South 2
ETSF 2 HVFC 3

Team members are:
bottom row- Taylor Grabner, Hannah Torbett, Sarena Orio, Emma Ford, Jaden Cox, Casey Miller Top row- Coach David Strickland, Ann Katherine Tallent, Chloe Ford, Zoie Green, Riley Williams, Christina Watson

The '96 Lady Falcons, coached by Chris Arthur, brought home the First Place trophy for the 22nd McDonald's Invitational Soccer Tournament April 19, 20, 2008. The Lady Falcons out scored their opponents 16-3.

ETSF 5 HVFC 1
ETSF 8 KFC 0
ETSF 3 SCOSA 2

Pictured left to right:
Back Row: Chloe Smith, Nora Gilmer, Nicole Fry, Julie Deakins, Coach Chris Arthur, Rachel Jones, Savannah Hirst.
Front Row: Becca Cox, Karis Ripple, Hannah Hubert, Leah Ann Cutshall, Ashley Arthur, Alaina Gembach, Megan Lich, Christina Lester.

The East Tennessee Soccer Federation 96 Falcons were the U-11 Champions at the McDonald's Invitational in Johnson City. The team defeated KFC Ajax Orange, Knoxville, TN., New River Rapids u11 Boys Blacksburg, VA, and SCOSA Crush Kingsport, TN.

Pictured Front row from left:
Taylor Torbett, Steven McKinney, Chasen Jeffries, Keaton Parr, Lucas Altman, Tristan Harrell. Second row: Preston Fowler, John Lucchesi, Collin Nelson, Javier Alberto, Grayson Garland, Alex Rinella, Bradley Tongco. Coach Brandon Kind. Not pictured: Lowell Williams

The ETSF 95 LADY FALCONS recently participated in the Bristol Open and walked away with the championship trophy. Coaches Chris Arthur's and Becca Murray's ladies accumulated 10 points for the event with over 16 goals. They played SCOSA TIGERS from Sullivan County and SALEM SABRES WHITE from Salem, Virginia.

The 94 Lady Falcons brought home a 2nd place victory in the Bristol Open to close out September with a bang. The under 13 year old girls played up in the under 14 year old division and held there own within the older bracket.

Results:

SCOSA/HVFC:3	ETSF:1
ETSF:3	BSA/HSC:0
BSA/HSC:0	ETSF:0
ETSF:0	SCOSA/HVFC:1

Congratulations to the ETSF 97' Falcons for another 1st place championship. The team played at the Bristol Open on September 29-30th. The boys had 20 goals for the weekend.

Results:

ETSF-7	HVFC-1
BSA/HSC-1	ETSF-6
SCOSA-1-	ETSF-5
ETSF-2	GSA-0

The ETSF 94' Lady Falcons, coached by Justin Ciralsky recently had a nice showing in the Smoky Mountain Fall Classic September 15-16th in Knoxville TN. The first match was a nail biter as the teams were very competitive and evenly matched. ETSF was up 1-0 in the first half with SMSC Red Heat scoring at the end tying the game 1-1. They came back strong second half not allowing any goals. Then with 2 minutes left the HEAT snuck one in the backdoor ending the match 2-1.

Other scores:
KFC Fire 4 - ETSF 0
ETSF 3 - GSC Galaxy 1

The ETSF 97’ Falcons u10 team, Coached by Brandon Kind, had a great kick-off to the 2007-08 season. The team competed in the Riverside Summer Shootout in Asheville, NC on August 25-26th walking away with the championship. There was some great competition in Asheville and the boys had an impressive weekend going undefeated throughout the 4-game series.
Results:
ETSF-7 GUSC Real Madrid-1
ETSF-5 LNSC Crew-2
ETSF-4 YCVSC Eagles-1
ETSF-6 Greenville Galaxy Supernova-2.

The ETSF 94’ Lady Falcons, Coached by Justin Cirilsky, had an encouraging weekend in Asheville, NC at the Riverside Summer Shootout August 25-26th. The girls faced some great competition and were excited to start the season off in Asheville.

Results:

ETSF-3 GCCSA Lady Cobras-1
WS 94 Lady Twins-5 ETSF 2
94’ Lenoir Force-2 ETSF-1.

The ETSF 91 Falcons U16 team, coached by David Strickland, were Finalists in the Liberty Cup hosted by Vestavia Hills Soccer Club in Birmingham, AL August 18-19. The Falcons placed first in their bracket, defeating the VFC Arsenal 3-2 and the Capital City Streaks 3-2 moving on to defeat VHSC Steamers 3-0 in the Semi-final. KFC Crush United edged them out in the Championship game with a 2-1 score.

Pictured are: Seated: Jonathan Campbell, Patrick Hughes, Sumner Garland, Anthony Howington, Ed Palmer and Matt Harp. Standing: Thomas Elswick, Harry Fagelson, Tanner Strickland, Jesseir Dominguez, Taylor Hodge, Craig Mitcham, Alex Weaver, Clayton Hardin, Derrick Brodus and Patrick Fields.

Congratulations those East Tennessee Soccer Federation teams who placed or showed in the 2007 McDonald's Invitational Soccer Tournament: U12G - 95 Lady Falcons Navy U18G - 89 Lady Falcons U10B - 97 Falcons U12B - 94 Falcons Navy U14B - 92 Falcons Photo: ETSF U10 Boys 97 Falcons
The East Tennessee Soccer Federation's '92 Falcons recently won first place in the Under-14 division at the 2007 Piggly-Wiggly Shootout in Charleson, South Carolina, by scoring 23 goals in four tournament games and remaining unscored upon. The team, coached by Brandon Kind, faced teams from Hinesville, Ga., Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and Columbia, S.C. The tournament was hosted by the Mount Pleasant (SC) Soccer Club.
The East Tennessee Soccer Federation 91 Falcons won the Division II Tennessee State Championship for the Under 15 age group held in Nashville on November 18 and 19, 2006. The '91 Falcons qualified for the Division II Tennessee State Tournament by participating in the state league and were one of the four teams that qualified out of the league to move into the state finals. The rest of the field was made up of two teams that qualified out of the open cup tournament. The 91 Falcons lost their first match to BWSC Matrix 4-2 on Saturday morning. This put the pressure on the 91 Falcons to win their next match or be sent home early. In the evening match, the 91 Falcons were facing TN United Soccer Club who was the #1 seed in the tournament. The 91 Falcons won the game 3-2 with goals being scored by Clayton Hardin, Craig Mitcham and Jonathan Campbell. The win advanced the 91 Falcons into the semi finals on Sunday morning against the CFC Flames, who the 91 Falcons lost to in the 2005 state championship 4-2 last season. The 91 Falcons came out strong against the CFC Flames scoring two early goals plus adding two late goals in the game. The 91 Falcons won the game 4-2 with goals scored by Clayton Hardin, Craig Mitcham, Jonathan Campbell and Jessier Dominguez. Coached by David Strickland, the 91 Falcons advanced to the finals against the Jackson Wolves. The match was very hard fought with the score 0-0 at half. Within five minutes into the second half the Falcons went up 2-0 on goals scored by Craig Mitcham on a header from a corner kick and Jonathan Campbell on a fantastic free kick. The Jackson Wolves scored a goal with eight minutes left in the match but the 91 Falcons held on to win the state championship.
The East Tennessee Soccer Federation 92 Falcons won the Division II Tennessee State Championship for the Under 14 age group held in Nashville on November 18 and 19, 2006. The top six teams throughout the state qualify to compete in the State Cup by either placing in the top four in the State League or in the top two in the State Open Tournament. The '92 Falcons were the #1 seed through State Open and went undefeated (4-0) in the State Tournament outscoring their opponents 16-6 in winning their first State Championship. The run including a dramatic come from behind victory over the Knoxville KFC Holland team in which the Falcons overcame a 3 goal deficit in the final 10 minutes to win a thrilling 5-4 victory sparked by TJ Carter’s 4 goals. The championship game saw the Falcons defeat the Brentwood Avalanche 5-0. The Falcons jumped to the early lead with first half goals by TJ Carter and Graham Boone, both assisted by Chad Clendenon, and by Nathaniel Ryman’s hat trick in the first half. Philip Hoffman and Kimu Elolia provided additional goals in the tournament and Andrew Kenneson was spectacular in goal, including stopping a PK kick in the championship game to preserve the shut out. The team is coached by Brandon Kind and assisted by Brett Nelson.	Pictured Back Row (L-R) Coach Nelson, Graham Boone, Caleb Williams, Peter Kenneson, Matt Stull, Norman Jacob, Nathaniel Ryman, Chad Clendenon, Parker Essick, TJ Carter, Coach Brandon Kind. Front Row (L-R) Kimu Elolia, Philip Hoffman, Luke Bechtel, Christopher Boswell, Brennon Nelson, Andrew Kenneson, Perry Murdaugh, Tommy Dube, David Middaugh.
The East Tennessee Soccer Federation ’96 White Falcons (Rocky Price, coach and Adam Hill, assistant coach) placed 2^nd in the 2006 McDonald's Snowball Tournament, (27-29 October) .
The East Tennessee Soccer Federation’s ’97 Falcons recently finished an outstanding season, especially considering that this is the first season for the boys to play together as a team. The team consists of roughly half U9 and half U10 boys; however, they play as a U10 team. They went undefeated in the U10 bracket in the Tri-Cities League, as well as various Round Robin Tournaments. Deciding to take the team on the road to a more competitive arena, the ’97 Falcons traveled to Knoxville to participate in the KFC Adidas Cup Boys Classic. The boys went undefeated in their bracket, yet did not continue to the finals due to goal differential. Next, the team played in the 2006 Appalachian Fall Festival Tournament, where they not only played up as a U11 team, they also played in the gold bracket. The boys played outstanding and got some valuable experience. Finally, the ’97 Falcons finished a banner season in the 2006 McDonald’s Snowball Classic. They went undefeated, beating two teams from Knoxville, one from Morristown, and one from Johnson City scoring a total of 29 goals in 4 games to win First Place in the tournament. The ETSF ’97 Falcons had an overall fall season record of 16–2–1, with their only losses against U-11 gold-bracket teams in the AFF.	Back row (l-r) Coach Joe McCabe, Preston Fowler, Richard Baker, Keaton Parr, Kyle Clendenon, Collin Nelson, Noah Charles; Front row (l-r) Ansel Sherman (guest player), Lowell Williams, Chasen Jeffries, Lucas Altman, and Joseph McCabe.
The East Tennessee Soccer Federation '91 Falcons were Finalists in the Nike Cup in Knoxville (14-15 October 2006) in the U15 bracket. They won 3 games and lost one.
The East Tennessee Soccer Federation's '92 Falcons won the boys' U-14 Cchampionship at the Knoxville Adidas Shootout, October 7-8, going undefeated, 5-0. The Falcons' offense scored a total of 24 goals while the defense held their opponents to only 3 goals, with spectacular saves by goalie Andrew Kenneson. In the championship round, the '92 Falcons beat the KFC Holland-Orange team, a long-time rival, with a score of 3-2. Team members are: (back row) Nate Ryman, Chad Clendenon, Parker Essick, Peter Kenneson, Matthew Stull, Norman Jacob, Perry Murdaugh, David Middaugh, Graham Boone, Coach Brandon Kind. (front row) Tommy Dube, Phillip Hoffman, Kimu Elolia, Caleb Williams, Andrew Kenneson, Brennon Nelson, TJ Carter, Christopher Boswell, Luke Bechtel.
The ETSF '92 Falcons placed second in their division at the Asheville-Buncombe (North Carolina) Youth Soccer Association Summer River Shootout. In the team's first tournament appearance for the fall season, it won the first game 3-1 against HVC Red, an Asheville team. TJ Carter scored two goals; Bennon Nelson scored one; Parker Essick and David Middaugh each had an assist. In the second game, against TASC of Winston-Salem, the '92 Falcons won 2-1 with goals from TJ Carter and Christopher Boswell. In the third game against the MUSC Revolution, the team won 2-0 with goals by TJ Carter and Brennon Nelson. In the championship round, the team lost 1-2 against a top-ranked team from Athens, Georgia. Parker Essick scored the team's only goal.
The JC Select soccer team, comprised of members of the ETSF 92 Falcons, competed in the 3v3 Kick-It Soccer Shoot Out held July 15 and 16 in Knoxville, TN. They went undefeated, going 6-0 in capturing the District Championship. The team is next competing in the Regional Tournament on August 5 and 6 in Rock Hill, SC where the top three teams qualify for the National Championship in Orlando, FL in January 2007. Back Row: Coach Brandon Kind, Nate Ryman, Chad Clendenon, Caleb Williams and Matt Stull. Front Row: Brennon Nelson and TJ Carter
The ETSF U13 Boys Team won its division championship in the Team Alliance Soccer Club’s tournament in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. At the tournament, May 6-7, the local team had a record of 3 wins, one loss. It won the championship game while playing in the rain in a 4-2 win over a team from Burlington, North Carolina. In that game, TJ Carter scored three goals; Brennon Nelson scored one goal. Assists came from Chad Clendenon, Kimu Eliola, Tommy Dube, and Luke Bechtel. The U13 Boys team is coached by Brandon Kind. To reach the championship round, the ETSF team beat CASL Arsenal, a team from Raleigh, North Carolina, in a 7-4 win. Three goals were scored by Clendonon; two by Carter; one by Tommy Dube; and another by Daniel Dube. The local team also beat the Valley AFC Green Blizzards of Roanoke, Va., in a 3-2 victory. One goal each was scored by Clendenon, Nelson, and Peter Kenneson. The team lost its opening round game to the CASL Titans of Raleigh with a score of 0-6.	(left to right, front row) Brandon Kind, coach, Daniel Dube, Chris Boswell, Andrew Kenneson, Brennon Nelson. (left to right, back row) Matthew Stull, Chad Clendenon, Parker Essick, Norman Jacob, Luke Bechtel, Kimu Eliolia, David Middaugh, Tommy Dube, Peter Kenneson, TJ Carter
The ETSF 95 Falcons placed 1^st in the Matthews Soccer Club Invitational Tournament in Mathews, NC on February 11-12. The Falcons played in the top division for their age group and were undefeated winning two matches, both victories were 2-1.
The ETSF 91 Falcons placed 2^nd in the Tennessee State Division II soccer tournament held in Goodlettsville, November 19-20. The Falcons, coached by David Strickland, beat the CFC Flames 4-2, with Alex Weaver scoring a 3 goal hat trick. They lost to the TNFC Blue 5-1 on Saturday afternoon but held on to a points lead to advance to the semifinal game on Sunday dispatching the Jackson Wolves 3-1. In a hard fought championship match Sunday afternoon, they lost to the Flames 2-1 to bring home the 2nd place medal. Other goals were scored by Anthony Howington, Craig Mitcham, Harry Fagelson and Alex Weaver.
The U11 Falcons placed 1^st at the Snowball Classic held October 29-30, 2005, at the Civitan Park in Johnson City, Tennessee. The team won all three games against Diadora Impact (6-2) Greeneville Galaxy (5-0) and SCOSA (5-1). The team is coached by Chad Stocton.
The ETSF 92 Falcons (U13 Boys) placed first in their division at the ETSF-hosted Snowball Classic held October 29-30, 2005, at the Civitan Park in Johnson City, Tennessee. The team won all three of its games and shut out two opponents. In a match against the Attack soccer club of Knoxville, the 92 Falcons won 2-0. They followed with a win over the Bristol Galaxy, 3-0. Finally, they beat the Knoxville Football Club Crush Mutiny, 3-1. The team is coached by Brandon Kind and managed by Rhonda Clendenon.
At the Atlanta Cup Soccer Tournament over Labor Day Weekend, 2005, the U13 Falcons shut out their opponents in three consecutive games, advancing them for the semifinals in their division. They lost in the semifinals to a team from Georgia. At the soccer tournament in Greeneville, South Carolina, the U13 Falcons were 2-1 against teams from the Carolinas and Georgia.
The ETSF 91 Falcons took 2^nd place in the Winston-Salem Beat the Heat Shootout U-13 Boys Green division on May 7-8, 2005. We lost to KFC United 5-3, and then beat the ND Sidekicks 6-0 and the 91 KSA Comets 1-0. Goals were scored by Lucas Helmer, Craig Mitcham, Alex Weaver, Josh Ramsey, Taylor Hodge and Clayton Hardin. Josh Ramsey and Patrick Fields each recorded shutouts.
The ETSF 91 Falcons placed 1^st in the McDonald's Invitational U13 Navy Division in Johnson City, TN on April 16-17, 2005. The scores were 8-1 vs. Radford Rivercats, 5-0 vs. New River Rapids and 5-0 vs Bristol Rovers. Goals were scored by Taylor Hodge, Craig Mitcham, Clayton Hardin, Lucas Helmer, Lucas Johnson, and Jeisser Dominguez.
The ETSF 92 Falcons placed 2^nd in the McDonald's Invitational U12 White Division in Johnson City, TN on April 16-17, 2005.
The ETSF 92 Falcons placed 2^nd in the Mt. Pleasant Shootout U12 Classic Division in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina on April 9-10, 2005. During the Championship game, the Falcons held the SCSA 92 Cobras from the North Carolina South Charlotte Soccer Club to a 0-1 lead until the 50th minute of the game with an 0-3 loss. Goals were scored by Christopher Boswell, TJ Carter, Chad Clendenon, Tommy Dube, and Peter Kenneson. Assisting in goals were Christopher Boswell, Chad Clendenon, Tommy Dube, Peter Kenneson, and Caleb Williams. Caleb Williams had an outstanding performance as sweeper, and Andrew Kenneson had an outstanding performance in the goal.
The ETSF 91 Falcons placed 2^nd in the St. Patricks Day Cup U13 Division in Columbia, SC, March 19-20. They beat CSC Burn White 9-1 and the USA Saints 5-1 on Saturday. Then Sunday won 4-1 vs CESA Classic II and 4-3 vs North Mecklenburg Vipers putting them into the finals. They went on to play the Tri-County Lions, the winner of the other bracket for the Championship and lost 2-3 in double overtime. Goals were scored by Clayton Hardin, Taylor Hodge, Craig Mitcham, Lucas Helmer, Jeisser Dominguez, Anthony Howington and Alex Weaver who also scored a 3 goal hat trick against the Vipers. Josh Ramsey put in outstanding performances in goal.
JCL, an amateur soccer team which consisted of four Science Hill soccer players and coaches of the East Tennessee Soccer Federation, won the 2005 Winner's Cup Indoor Soccer Tournament last weekend at the East Tennessee Soccer Complex at Buffalo Valley. Amateur teams from East Tennessee, Asheville, NC, and from colleges Lees-McRae, Clemson, Virginia Intermont, ETSU, Milligan, and Mars Hill made up the competitive field. JCL defeated the team from Lees-McRae in the title match, ending with a 6-0 record for the weekend.
JC Select, a U12 Boys’ soccer team made up of players from the East Tennessee Soccer Federation, competed in the Got Milk? 3v3 Soccer Shootout 2005 National Finals at Disney’s Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Florida on January 15-16 where they played in the U12B division consisting of 50 teams from all over the United States. JC Select played teams from Wisconsin, Florida, and Maryland while scoring a total of 14 goals and gaining a great deal of experience at the national level. JC Select cons

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