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LATEST CLUB NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
The 2010 Midwest Soccer Challenge tournament has just been announced. The tournament will be held April 16-18, 2010 in Maplewood, MN.
To register, go to: https://www.gotsport.com/events/?EventID=9392
See last year’s tournament results at: http://soccerincollege.com/TTIntro.aspx?tid=MNMSC
LATEST TEAM NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
NSC Holiday Classic (Blaine, MN), 1-1-10 - 10 girls from the FireSC97 team participated in the National Sports Center 5v5 Holiday Classic tournament. The team played three games on Monday, December 28, 2009, logging a 1-1 tie against the Spartans 2015 team, an 8-1 victory over White Bear Renegade, and a 9-2 victory over the Pumas. These results led the team to a rematch final game on New Years Day 2010 against the Spartans 2015 team. With only 2 minutes left in that game, the FireSC97 managed to score two goals and achieve a come-from-behind victory of 5-4. FireSC97, tournament champions! GREAT JOB GIRLS!!!
GSI College Showcase (Overland Park, KS) 11-20-09 - FireSC94 returned home from the GSI College Showcase in Overland Park, Kansas with an undefeated of 1-0-2 record. Their first game was at 9 a.m. against a formidable St. Louis Scott Gallagher squad, and resulted in a 2-1 victory for the FireSC94 squad. The second game was a tough battle against the Blitz United and ended in a 1-1 tie. Needing a win against the KC legends to make it into the finals, the FireSC94 team ended just short, logging another 1-1 tie. Despite not bringing home any hardware, the FireSC94 team was very excited about their play and their results from this quality tournament. GREAT JOB GIRLS!!!
NSC Fall Cup (Blaine, MN) 10-11-09 – The FireSC97 participated in the NSC Fall Cup during a cold and snowy Minnesota Fall weekend. The team played two games on Saturday, defeating the Red River SC Premier 96 Red team 3-1 and the Tonka United Christy team 1-0. The FireSC97 continued their streak on Sunday, beating the Centennial Fire 2-0 and landing a spot in the Cup Finals. The championship game was not as successful, with the FireSC97 losing to the #6 nationally-ranked Minnesota Thunder 97 Blue team. Nonetheless, the FireSC97 team played hard through the inclement conditions and finished as tournament finalists! GREAT JOB!”
