http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPVk0pQhH_4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPVk0pQhH_4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZR5yhKQo3dc&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JAA2Unb0B4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwS6OkgUXKE&feature=related
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Big two weeks ahead for Force
Winstar catches up! Force girls in for two real tests over the next couple of weeks as they take on division leaders BASC SHOCK RED (in all caps) and Vardar East. Having regained their confidence after the fall season and early winter -- and having gotten more comfortable with Cookie's ball possession and passing game on the big 11 v. 11 field -- it will be good to see how they stand up to solid competition. Remember: no practice this week because of SnoCross competition at Silverdome. Post about SnoCross -- the indoor sport of the future -- upcoming. "We don't do indoor SnoCross; we do SnoCross indoors" Force FC '00 Purple U12/13 Girls 11v11 2nd Session 2012 |
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Monday, February 6, 2012
Weekly Update from Alice for Feb. 6!
Hello All,
Great game this weekend for the
girls!!!
Tuesday night Aaron Byrd NLT 4:30-6
NO PRACTICE THURSDAY - SnoCross Races at Silverdome
Friday technical training 6-7:30
2/11 Saturday
Game
5:15 game time, please arrive by 4:45 Winstar Dome, wear
WHITE, BASC Shock Red
10:00am game time, please arrive by 9:30 Winstar Dome, wear
BLACK, Vardar East
2/25 Saturday
Game
7:00am game time, please arrive by 6:30 Winstar Dome, wear
WHITE, RSC Lightning 99
As always please let Steve and I know if you will not be
attending a game.
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Whose got the keys to the Silverdome?
Winstar updates their website....well, kind of. The real Force 00 Purple record as of Super Bowl Sunday is (GP-4, W-2, L-O, T-2, GF, 10, GA-3, GD-7 WP 0.500) Force FC '00 Purple U12/13 Girls 11v11 2nd Session 2012 |
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Saturday, February 4, 2012
TSC Comets, Feb. 4 -- 5-0
Some things you don't see everyday. Here is one of them.
Another thing you don't see everyday is the Force delivering a 5-0 shutout -- a virtual drubbing that included Kate coming out of the net!!! Rhea must have jumped up and down and demanded to be put in the pipes (or is it in between the pipes?). Or may be it was the fact that the Force kept the ball in the TSC end for most of the game.
Regular readers of the blog, like Sawyer's Dad, will note that we have been in these kind of games before and that this blog has documented those 1 sided affairs. But, for the most part, we have been on the losing end. This, though, is the miracle year -- 2012 -- when losses keep their distance from the Force. And we keep the ball in the other team's end not the other way round.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fG51nwQsfAA
The first 10 minutes, in fact, were played in the spectator side TSC corner as Kyra and Sophie applied great pressure. Nothing came of this pressure, though, as the Force struggled to see through bigger opponents and get the ball to the front of the net. It took one of Coach Cookie's Socratic questions -- "Can we swing the ball around girls?" -- to prompt the girls to meditate, then visualize, then finally reverse the field. Right defender Sophie sent the ball to Rhea (who has been dazzling) at defensive mid who tipped it to Jill at left defense who, in turn, gave a perfect pass to striker extraordinaire Sawyer. Sawyer blasted a great shot -- which looked to be left footed but my "spotter" (Annabelle's Dad) wasn't paying close enough attention to confirm -- that gave the Force a 1-0 lead.
This opened the gates. The girls continued their great ball possession and passing of the last five games or so, ignored the bigger size of TSC, and didn't slow down -- as has been the case -- to play at the speed of the opponent. They thoroughly dominated the game.
Goal 2 came off a powerful strike from Annabelle (spotter caught that one) that bounced in front to an always digging Kyra who banged it in for her second goal in as many games. Goal 3 came off Lauren's powerful foot after a neat pass from "MSH" (Christina).
Goal 4 deserves its own paragraph. A corner kick found its way to center defender Rhea stationed at the top of the 18 (love soccer talk). She faked as if to pass it back out of traffic before calmly but quickly dragging the ball back to face the net. In one motion she left a Comet defender looking upfield and banged the ball into the right corner.
"MSH" added a goal to her team leading total to finish things out. After taking a nice pass from Sawyer Christina lofted one over the keeper's head. 5-0
Another thing you don't see everyday is the Force delivering a 5-0 shutout -- a virtual drubbing that included Kate coming out of the net!!! Rhea must have jumped up and down and demanded to be put in the pipes (or is it in between the pipes?). Or may be it was the fact that the Force kept the ball in the TSC end for most of the game.
Regular readers of the blog, like Sawyer's Dad, will note that we have been in these kind of games before and that this blog has documented those 1 sided affairs. But, for the most part, we have been on the losing end. This, though, is the miracle year -- 2012 -- when losses keep their distance from the Force. And we keep the ball in the other team's end not the other way round.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fG51nwQsfAA
The first 10 minutes, in fact, were played in the spectator side TSC corner as Kyra and Sophie applied great pressure. Nothing came of this pressure, though, as the Force struggled to see through bigger opponents and get the ball to the front of the net. It took one of Coach Cookie's Socratic questions -- "Can we swing the ball around girls?" -- to prompt the girls to meditate, then visualize, then finally reverse the field. Right defender Sophie sent the ball to Rhea (who has been dazzling) at defensive mid who tipped it to Jill at left defense who, in turn, gave a perfect pass to striker extraordinaire Sawyer. Sawyer blasted a great shot -- which looked to be left footed but my "spotter" (Annabelle's Dad) wasn't paying close enough attention to confirm -- that gave the Force a 1-0 lead.
This opened the gates. The girls continued their great ball possession and passing of the last five games or so, ignored the bigger size of TSC, and didn't slow down -- as has been the case -- to play at the speed of the opponent. They thoroughly dominated the game.
Goal 2 came off a powerful strike from Annabelle (spotter caught that one) that bounced in front to an always digging Kyra who banged it in for her second goal in as many games. Goal 3 came off Lauren's powerful foot after a neat pass from "MSH" (Christina).
Goal 4 deserves its own paragraph. A corner kick found its way to center defender Rhea stationed at the top of the 18 (love soccer talk). She faked as if to pass it back out of traffic before calmly but quickly dragging the ball back to face the net. In one motion she left a Comet defender looking upfield and banged the ball into the right corner.
"MSH" added a goal to her team leading total to finish things out. After taking a nice pass from Sawyer Christina lofted one over the keeper's head. 5-0
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Egyptian Soccer riot
Egyptian Soccer Riot Kills More Than 70
By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK
At least 73 people died in a brawl, refocusing attention on the failure of the government to re-establish order and threatening to provoke a new crisis during a political transition.
By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK
At least 73 people died in a brawl, refocusing attention on the failure of the government to re-establish order and threatening to provoke a new crisis during a political transition.
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