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Memorial Weekend
Wrap-up
The
U10s played some
great soccer at the Wellesley (MA) tournament. Watch for a special update on
the U10s in a future issue of ePost!
At Needham, Far Post came home
with three championships, two runners-up and two teams advancing to the
semi-final level.
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Coach Tom
Schaefer’s U12 Girls
scored a 3-2 victory over Pride FC of Massachusetts to
win the Championship match in the U12 Girls Division 2.
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Coach Wendy
Elles’ U15 Girls
lost 0-2 in the semi-finals for
the U15 Girls Division 1 to Soccer of
Guilford-Rowdies.
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Kyle Dezotell's
U13 Boys beat Westenhook United 6-1 to win the
Championship of the U13 Boys Division 1.
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In the U13 Boys Division 2,
Coach Dave Martin’s U13 Boys Development Team
won the Consolation game, 2-1 over Lusitana Sports FC.
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Coach Phil
Durkin’s U14 Boys Development Team
was the runner-up for the
U14 Boys Division 2, losing 2-3 to
Eastern Mass FC U14 Boys.
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Coach Brad
Parker’s U16 Boys were the runners-up for U16 Boys Premier
Division, losing 1-2 (in overtime) to
FC Greater Boston Bolts.
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Coach Ben
Hardy's U17 Boys, playing with only 11 players, beat Soccer of
Guilford, 1-0 for the championship in the U17 Boys Division 1.
Did you
know that Far Post was a ‘featured club’
on the Needham website?
Take a
look. Although this article ran a year ago for the 2005 event, we were
proud to be a featured club once again! If you wish to view more details
results of the games at Needham,
click here.
The
U16 Girls brought home the championship trophy for their division in the
Dartmouth Cup, played in Hanover, New Hampshire.
Congratulations to all Far Post teams for a great weekend of soccer, and
thanks to all parents for your support!
Pictured
below, clockwise, beginning top left: U12 Girls First Team, U13 Boys First
Team, U16 Boys First Team and U17 Boys First Team.
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Far Post Congrats 6
State Cup Champions!
Despite
a rain-filled weekend, the Annual State Cup matches were as exciting as ever!
With twelve teams entered in the event, Far Post came away with
six state champions
(five last year) and four runners-up
(five last year).
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Coach Ben
Hardy’s U14 Girls
beat Essex United, 3-0 for their second state cup
championship.
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Coach
Wendy Elles’ U15 Girls
were runners-up, losing to
the Nordic Premier U15 Girls 0-4.
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Coach
Todd Kingsbury’s U16 Girls
were runners-up, losing to the Nordic Premier U16 Girls
0-4.
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Coach
Kyle Dezotell’s U17-18 Girls
easily defeated Browns River
for their fourth state cup championship.
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Coach
James Franklin’s U12 Boys
won their first championship match, 3-0 over Synergy.
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Coach
Kyle Dezotell’s U13 Boys
were runners-up, losing to
Synergy, 0-1.
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Coach
Todd Kingsbury’s U14 Boys
defeated Upper Valley Lightning in overtime, 2-1 for
their third state cup championship.
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Coach
James Franklin’s U15 Boys
were runners-up, losing to the Nordic Premier U15 Boys
in PKs.
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Coach
Brad Parker’s U16 Boys
won their fourth state cup
championship, defeating the Nordic Premier U16 Boys 2-1.
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Coach
Ben Hardy’s U17 Boys
beat Nordic Premier 17 Boys
2-0, for their first state-cup championship.
All
twelve teams represented the club well in their respective matches and have much
to be proud of.
Far
Post’s State Cup Champs will go to Virginia Beach to play in the Regional
Championship against the other 14 state champions from Region One (New
Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, West Virginia,
Virginia, Pennsylvania West, New York West, New Jersey, Maryland, Eastern
Pennsylvania, Eastern New York, Delaware) from June 29-July 4, 2006.
Congratulations to all Far Post teams and best wishes to our State Cup
Champs in Virginia Beach!
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Next up for
Travel Teams: The Nordic Cup!
For
the first time in club history, all 23 Far Post teams will participate in the
local Nordic Cup Soccer Tournament, to be held June 17-18. The tournament will
be based at the Tree Farm facility in Essex Junction, with games also played at
St. Michael’s College, University of Vermont, Dorset Park and Williston Central
School. Click
here to see tournament details.
As
is the case for any tournament, parking is frequently a challenge. The Tree
Farm in particular, has limited parking in proportion to the number of fields in
use for the tournament. Families are advised to carpool as much as possible,
review the procedures below and give yourself ample time to find parking. In
general, families attending games at the Tree Farm must park at the
Champlain Valley Exposition, accessed through Gate E and take the bus to the
Tree Farm. The tournament website includes site maps to which you can refer
when reading the notes below.
Parking Procedures for Games at the Tree Farm (Click
here to view field layout)
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Each
visiting team will receive three parking passes for the main parking lot at
The Tree Farm Site. This is Lot A. Reserved for visiting teams and handicap
only. If you do not have a pass you can not park in Lot A. Parking is free.
Passes will be distributed at registration. Car pooling is strongly
recommended.
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There
is unlimited parking and bus service on Saturday and Sunday beginning
at 7:30 AM between the Champlain Valley Exposition, accessible through Gate E
which is off VT Route 2A, and the Tree Farm. It is a short, 5 minute bus
ride to the Tree Farm.
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There
is a drop-off area at the Tree Farm traffic circle (immediately before Lot A);
however, again, car pooling is encouraged to limit congestion.
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Lot
B, the small grass lot before the Traffic Circle is reserved for trainer, EMTs
and referees with passes. Please do not park here or you will be towed.
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Lots
C and D, which are farthest from the Tree Farm fields are reserved for Nordic
families with parking permits. Again, do not park here or you will be towed.
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Cars
parking along the side of the road will be ticketed and towed.
Parking
at all other Tournament Sites
Parking
at Williston Central School, St. Michael’s College and Dorset Park while
limited, present no significant problems. However, please car pool if
possible and leave plenty of time to arrive safely.
Schedules
Revised
schedules are now available on the Nordic Club’s website. Use the table below
to identify the correct Nordic Cup Tournament Bracket and Division for your Far
Post team. Then click
here to go to the online schedule.
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Far Post Team |
Nordic Cup Bracket |
Division |
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U10 Girls - Blue & Orange |
U10G |
Sphere |
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U10 Boys - Blue & Orange |
U10B |
Sphere |
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U10 Boys - White |
U10B |
Mercurial |
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U11 Girls First |
U12GC |
Mercurial |
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U11 Boys First |
U12BC |
Sphere |
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U11-12 Boys Development |
U12BC |
Mercurial |
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U12 Girls First |
U12GC |
Sphere |
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U12 Boys First |
U12BP |
Mercurial |
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U13 Boys Development |
U14BC |
Mercurial |
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U13 Girls First |
U13G |
Mercurial |
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U13 Boys First |
U13B |
Sphere |
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U14 Girls Development |
U14GC |
Sphere |
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U14 Boys Development |
U14BC |
Sphere |
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U14 Girls First |
U14GP |
Mercurial |
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U14 Boys First |
U15B |
Tiempo |
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U15 Girls First |
U16GC |
Sphere |
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U15 Boys First |
U15B |
Mercurial |
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U15-16 Girls Development |
U16GC |
Mercurial |
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U15-16 Boys Development |
U16BC |
Mercurial |
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U16 Girls First |
U16GP |
Sphere |
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U16 Boys First |
U16BP |
Mercurial |
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U17 Boys Reserves |
U17B |
Sphere |
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U17 Boys First |
U17B |
Mercurial |
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U17-18 Girls First |
U1819G |
Sphere |
Best
wishes to all teams this weekend!
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Summer
Programs Filling Up Fast!
The first of
Far Post’s summer offerings begins on Monday, June 19 with the
Summer School of Excellence.
If your son or daughter is looking for soccer activities to ‘kick off’ his or
her summer our program is for you! Or, perhaps your athlete is looking to fine
tune some skills before the final tournament of the season – or Regionals!
There are a few spaces remaining in this great program.
Click here and register right away!
For
more details on the Summer School of Excellence and Far Post’s
Summer Programs, click on
Education from our website's
homepage:
www.farpostsoccerclub.com
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One of the best ways to learn soccer is to
watch it being played.
What better opportunity than the World Cup! Club Director Todd Kingsbury
has put together a summary of all the matches and related television coverage --
to download, click here!
Don't forget to check out the official site of
2006 FIFA World Cup Germany!
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