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Varsity Soccer Dominates Final Game of Regular Season, 3-0

admin — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 19:52:25 +0000

The boys varsity soccer team capped off an incredible regular season with a win over the Stuart Hall Knights. The game was at Crocker-Amazon, an astroturf field that worked to the Phin’s advantage. Due to our superior ball control and possession skills, we made Stuart Hall have to play on their side of the field for the almost entire game. Terrific plays by the defense and offense lead to a 3-0 end, finishing the year with a 6-2 record. We could not have gotten this far without the help of our loyal volunteers and fans, and we will hope you continue to support us in our playoff run. Go SF Day!

—Adam Goldstein, 7th grade reporter

Boys Suffer Disappointing Loss to MCDS

admin — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 19:45:02 +0000

Friday’s game was a disappointing loss for the entire team. With many injuries, the teams didn’t have the usual reserves to win the game. We were able to net one goal, but because of some high chips that couldn’t be seen in the setting sun, MCDS was able to score two goals. Julian and JP persevered through their injuries, but the team effort wasn’t enough to score a final needed goal. Sadly, MCDS beat the soccer team, but hopefully we’ll be able to beat them in the playoffs!

—Connor Abbott

Varsity Soccer Boys Trounce Head-Royce, 2-0

admin — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 20:43:56 +0000

It was an exciting day for the varsity boys soccer team. Coming from a field trip to the Mission, most of the team and parents were afraid of the boys getting cramps from the great amounts of food we ate; surprisingly, it seemed as if we were boosted by the delicious Latin feast. Remembering our last year’s defeat in the championship gave us more ambition to win the game.

When the game began, our outstanding passing, dribbling, and effort and faithfulness as a team helped us pull through to the end. In the end, we ended up beating the Head-Royce Jayhawks, 2-0. Hopefully we will pull past the playoffs and
into the championships! Go Phins!

—Julian Razzo, 8th grade reporter