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Posted: 10/31/2006

In Newark Ohio this weekend, the Arsenal Soccer Club’s U-10 girls went undefeated at the Mid-Ohio Select Soccer League (MOSSL) earning the team a second place finish in the league ending tournament.    

In game one of the tournament, the #3 seed Arsenal’s U-10’s girls found themselves matched against #5 seed Tri-Village Soccer Association (TVSA) out of Columbus, Ohio.   With only 12 minutes expired on the clock, Lane Hartnell opened up the scoring for the team, placing an unassisted goal into TVSA net.  Cameron Smith would provide the team’s second goal with only 30 seconds remaining in the first half, when she penetrated the opposition defense putting Arsenal up 2-0 at the half.   Emma Glaze would provide the team with their third and final goal of the match at the 7:27 mark in the second half placing a 30 yard shot off into the TVSA goal, earning the team a 3-0 victory.   Kylie Mercer and Katie Ware recorded the shot out for Arsenal. 

Game two of the tournament, matched Arsenal against the #2 seed Northern Columbus Soccer League (NCSL) Eagles.  In a battle of the midfield, the match would end in a 0-0 tie with Kylie Mercer securing the team their second shot of the tournament.  

Game three of the tournament provided a little more scoring, as the Arsenal U-10 team took on the #1 seed, and eventual tournament champions, Central Ohio Elite of Westerville, Ohio.   Darby Lynch would provide a scoring display in the first six minutes of the contest putting Arsenal up 2-0 when she placed a 25 yard shot into the far corner of the net at the 3:30 mark, and finished off a Lane Hartnell cross at the 6:15 mark.   Arsenal would take a 2-0 lead into halftime, appearing to the have the game safety in hand.   However, someone forgot to tell this to Central Ohio Elite who opened up the scoring at the 1:15 mark in the second half, beating an out stretched goal keeper Kylie Mercer to the far corner of the goal, cutting Arsenal’s lead to 2-1.   Lane Hartnell would provide the team with their third goal of the game at the 10:04 mark, scoring off a Leigh McInturf pass.   Not content to down quietly, Central Ohio would quickly erase Arsenal two goal lead, scoring two unanswered goals in a manner of 62 seconds to tie the game at 3-3 with five minutes remaining in the contest.   The game would remained tied until the final 45 seconds, when Lane Hartnell would earn her second goal of the game, third of the tournament, finishing off a lose ball, to put Arsenal on top 4-3.   This was all Arsenal would need to secure the team their second win of the tournament, maintaining the teams unbeaten record at 2-0-1. 

The final game of the tournament, matched Arsenal against the #4 seed U-10 girls Classic’s team located out of Powell, Ohio.   Coming out a little flat, and definitely tired, the Classic’s would take a 1-0 lead, scoring at the 10:33 mark in the first half.   Darby Lynch would tie the game at the 3:06 mark in the second half, scoring on a 30 yard direct kick, providing the team their only goal of the contest.   The game would remain tied at 1-1, improving the Arsenal’s U-10 record to 2-0-2, earning the team a second place finish in tournament play.    

“Our team played remarkable hard.   Ever player contributed giving us a great team showing” remarked head Coach Todd Ware.   “We went undefeated at 2-0-2 and beat the eventually tournament champions (Central Ohio Elite) 4-3.   Obviously we would have liked to earn the tournament championship title, but we are not disappointed with our accomplishment”.   The Arsenal U-10 team will conclude regular season play, this Thursday in Columbus, Ohio against CESA.   

Posted: 09/29/2206

The U-10 Arsenal boys came out with a flurry. Parker Webb got out of the gate early with an unassisted goal in the first 3 minutes. 3 minutes later they were back at it again off a great assist from Austin Blatt who drew 2 defenders beat them with the dribble and got the ball across to Parker who found the back of the net for a 2-0 lead. Worthington got on the board before halftime to make the score 2-1 at the break. The second half was more of the same as Ethan Debolt made a great pass from the defensive end of the field to Gavin McCandlish who then made a great lead pass to Tyler Butcher who buried the ball in the lower corner of the goal for a 3-1 lead. Lane Dailey finished off the scoring for Arsenal on an unassisted goal to make the final 4-1 and give the U-10 boys their third win in row and improve to 3-4. Doug Welker, Tyler Butcher, and Aaron Moll did a great job in the goal. This win was a result of all 11 players playing there hearts out and was truly a total team effort.

Posted: 09/11/2006

While many of us where watching the Ohio State Buckeyes maintain their hold on a number one national ranking, the Arsenal SC U-12 girls where earning their number one ranking at the Dublin Charity Cup Soccer Tournament in Dublin, Ohio this past weekend.   Entering their first tournament of the fall season, the Arsenal U-12 girls where excited to start the season and show the soccer community that soccer is alive and strong in Zanesville, Ohio.   In game one of the tournament, the Arsenal’s U-12 found them matched against Warren County Soccer Club out of Cincinnati, Ohio.   With only seven minutes remaining in the first half, Arsenal’s Alyssa Hardwick found the net finishing off a cross from Madison Baldwin securing the team’s 1-0 victory.   Entering the second game, the U-12s were matched up against PFC Extreme based out of Pataskala, Ohio.   Similar to the first game, the U-12s emerged victorious defeating PFC Extreme 1-0 when Jaycee Stackhouse placed a 30 yard shot into the back of the net with 13 minutes remaining on the clock.  Madison Hardwick turned away eight shots on goal logging her second shut out in as many games.  Game three of the tournament provided more highlights for the Arsenal U-12 girls’ team as they defeated the Solon Lighting by a score of 3-0.   Scoring for the team was Alexia Taylor, Layne Archer, and Madison Baldwin.   Assists where provided by Jaycee Stackhouse and Madison Baldwin.  The win improved the teams overall record to 3-0 earning them a first place finish in their division, placing them in the Championship game.   Entering their fourth game in two days, the Arsenal U-12s found them matched up against undefeated 3-0 Ohio Premiere (OP) Vapor.   In a battle of defenses, Arsenal attempted to open scoring when Emily O’Brien was awarded a penalty kick at the 8:00 mark.   Determined not to be out done, OP’s goalie made a great save securing Emily’s shot, defusing Arsenal’s opportunity.   The game remained in a deadlock until the final five minutes of the contest when Paige Hardwick found a wide open Emily O’Brien on the left side of the goal.   Emily made no mistakes with her second opportunity, sending a low driven ball into the far corner of the goal, beating the out stretched OP goal keeper.   The goal was all Arsenal needed as they defeated OP 1-0 earning the team its first Tournament Championship of the year.   “We are very excited about the win” remarked head coach Mike Taylor.   “We knew our defense was strong, but I am very pleased by the offensive power exhibited by our team.   We recorded six goals from six different players against some very good defenses.”   The Arsenal U-12 girls team open regular season play this Saturday when they return to Dublin, Ohio to play Ohio Premiere (OP) Tiempo.  

Posted: 09/11/2006

ARSENAL U-10G  

Do you remember the wonder twins cartoon characters from the early 1980’s?   Well if you do, they are back!   While they may not have super human abilities like the cartoon characters, they are twins and they reside on the Arsenal U-10 girl’s soccer team.   Their names are Layne and Lauren Hartnel and together they are exhibiting some super soccer skills.   On a wet Tuesday night in New Albany Ohio, Layne and Lauren helped the Arsenal U-10 girls record their first win of the season by defeating the New Albany Freedom u-10 girls 4-0.   At the 3:18 mark, Cameron Smith recorded the teams’ first goal, when she dribbled through the Freedom’s defense beating the goalie with a low well placed ball.   “I thought I was off sides” remarked Smith “but when I didn’t hear a whistle I just keep going”.  At the 24:05 mark, Arsenal’s Layne Hartnel scored her first goal of the season when she received a throw in from Madison Ashby and sent a 20 yard shot, just beat the Freedom goal keeper on the far post.   Arsenal took a 2-0 lead into half time with Kylie Mercer recording three saves in goal.   Entering the second half of play Layne would find the back of the net again scoring at the 5:05 mark when she finished off a cross ball from Kate Ware.  Not content to be outdone by her sister, Lauren Hartnel helped advanced the team’s scoring efforts with ten minutes remaining in the contest when she placed a direct kick into the back of the net from approximately 20 yards outside the goal.   Emma Glaze, Leigh McInturf, and Michelle Lang helped preserve the teams first shut out of the season as the team improves to 1-0 on the season.  The U-10 girls will continue league play on Sunday September 10^{th, at} 3:15 pm when they take on Columbus East Soccer Association (CESA) U-10 girls at Riverside Soccer Fields. 

Posted: 05/10/2006

League Standings Updated (Standings through May 10)

Overall club record 57-31-11

Congratulations to the U9 Boys on their League Championship!!

Posted: 05/10/2006

U9 Boys Earn League Championship Honors 

With two weeks remaining in the MOSSL season for most teams, the U9 boys have secured a first place finish.   Entering into their first year of play the U9s finish the season with a perfect   10-0-0 record, while maintaining a goals against average of less than one.   Arsenal is very excited by the success of our U9s and wishes Coach Graham, Coach Butcher and all their players the the best of luck entering the Longaberger tournament this week.

Posted: 05/08/2006

U-16  Boys  Update  

So far it has been an awesome season.  We have played six games and are still undefeated with 22 goals scored and only two scored against us.  The boys have an excellent chemistry and play well together.  I can tell you that the other teams have been good competition for us.  Some times the games get very physical, and some times the other teams are difficult to score against because they play only a defensive game.  It is not over yet, so we need to take one game at a time.   

As we know, teams improve throughout the season, and it becomes more challenging for us to win games.  I’m proud of these boys, and I thank them for all the effort and dedication to the team.  Congratulations for a great season, defenders, midfielders, and strikers.

Posted: 05/08/2006

After this weekend the U-13 girls have run their record to 3-0-2 and are close to taking over the top spot.  We went on the road and had a great comeback to beat Hillard 2-1 on Saturday.  Two goals by Haylie Canter and an assist by Traci Tatum paced the offense.   Allie Sang had another solid game in goal.  Laura Vincent and Jordan Ashby played well on defense.  Alexia Hernandez stepped up her play in the midfield. 

On Sunday we tied Newark Xtabi 0-0.  This was a very physical and hard fought game.  Aubrey Snode, Jessica Woods, Laura Vincent and Alyssa Waite did a fantastic job of holding down one of the best offenses in our league.  Allie Sang had a great PK save in goal.  All of the midfielders had a good performance in both games.  We're halfway threw the season and looking good.  Keep on improving and Go Arsenal!

Posted: 05/08/2006

The Arsenal U12 girls (3-2-1) defeated TVSA Santos, 3-2 on Saturday. After falling behind by two goals, Arsenal scored three unanswered goals to take the win. Gabby Smith lead the second half attack by scoring two goals, off assists from Cara Brown and Danielle Ware. Cassie Dubov scored the game winner off a penalty kick. Vogue Hall and Libby McInturf led the strong midfield play, while Brown, Dubov, Essie McBride and Taylor Blatt led the defense. Goalkeeper Ashleigh Graham recorded 8 saves in the win. Great win for the girls as they played extremely hard in the second half to comeback and win the game. 

Our next game is Saturday at 10:30am against Delaware.

Posted: 05/07/2006

It was a mixed week for the girls.  On Monday night, we defeated Union County Elite FC 5-0 behind a hat trick by Dani Scheetz and goals by Mackenzie Riley and Stacey Smith.  Midfield was controlled by Jennifer Raymond, Noelle Debolt, Ashley Carr, Kari Deaton, Candice Amos, and Danielle Thomas. 

Saturday, however, was easily our poorest performance of the season.  We were not sharp and were very unlucky against an undermanned CESA FC team and fell 1-0 on a late goal.  Practice this week will be Tuesday,  May 9, and Thursday, May 11, from 5:00 to 6:30.

Our next games are this weekend in the Longaberger Shootout. 

Posted: 05/05/2006

U14-Boys bounce back with a big win against GFCB/ Gahana .The boys played to a 3-0 victory on the road, scoring 1 goal n 1st half and adding 2 more in the 2nd half. The defense records another shutout and has only giving up 4 goals in 7 games. On the other hand the offense just keep the adding up the goals, they now stand at 18, second best in our league but the other team has 1 more game in than we do.  

Our next games will be at the Longaberger Shootout tournament on May 13 &14 against New Albany and Grove City on Sat. and the semi finals /finals on Sun. As I have said in the past this a very gifted and talented group of young men and represent the ARSENAL name to the fullest.

Posted: 05/04/2006

The U-14 boys fell short in the game against Canal Winchester,taking their 1st loss of the season. It was the kind of game that you out play the other team but you come up on the short end of the stick. The boys played well and we out shot them ,and only allowing the CW Pride 5 shots, I will says that they had a very good goalie. Our record now stands at  5-1 league play and 7-1-1 overall. Our next game is Thursday at Gahanna.

Posted: 05/01/2006

U9 Girls May Schedule

Posted: 05/01/2006

The Arsenal U12 girls lost 3-2 to Columbus East (3-1-2) Saturday at Riverside Park. Sophie Didier and Ellen Ring scored goals for Arsenal, while Vogue Hall added an assist. The loss dropped Arsenal to 2-2-1 in MOSSL league play. Libby McInturf contributed strong midfield play. Goalkeeper Ashleigh Graham recorded 5 saves.

Posted: 04/30/2006

The U-17 boys are on a 2 game win streak! A 2-1 victory over Lancaster with goals by Anthony Miller and Killian Riley. An outstanding effort from their defense against Olentangy, a strong team, lead to a 6-2 win with goals by Anthony Miller (3), Kraig Todd (2) and Killian Riley (1).

Posted: 04/30/2006

The U-14 girls had a successful 24-hour period April 28-29.  A 1-1 tie with WASA Fusion and a 2-0 victory over previously undefeated Ohio Premier Black.  

Friday night, a Dani Scheetz goal tied the score "under the lights" in a very well-played game.  Outstanding efforts were made by Hannah Hane, Candice Amos, and defensive midfielder Noelle Debolt. 

On Saturday, Makenzie Riley scored an unassisted goal and Jennifer Raymond added a PK  after a great individual effort by Kari Deaton created a trip in the box.  Keepers Megan Normansell and Caitlyn Price notched their second shutout of the league season with solid team-defense provided by Stacey Smith, Kenzie Manns, Aili Swan, Alaina Hickman, and Kristen Shade.  Outstanding contribution was given at the offensive end by Kelly Simonnette.   

Next game Monday, May 1, at Riverside with Union County.

Posted: 04/26/2006

U-14 Boys Do It Again! 

U-14 boys pull out another win in MOSSL to stay undefeated. Tuesday night the boys played JASA Pioneers ,they had a come back win of 2-1. We were behind 1-0 at half off a penalty kick, the boys took charge of the game and scored 2 goals in the 2nd half for the win. The weather was the nasty (rainy, windy and cold) but the boys came to play the game they love to play. The boys are in 1st place in our league (MOSSL)  and plan to stay there.

Arsenal League Update (Posted: 04/25/2006)

ARSENAL SC goes 15-6-2 for the week!!!

Arsenal SC improved its overall club record to 29-16-5, by going 15-6-2 for the week April 17th thru April 23rd.   The U9 Boys remain undefeated improving their record to 6-0-0.   The U9 retain their first place standing having outscored their opposition 29-3.   The U12 Boys are in fifth place in their division at 0-1-2, but are showing noticeable  improvement.   We are very confident that the team’s first season win is just around the corner (or perhaps corner kick?).   The U14B have continued their winning ways by improving 3-0-0 and are tied for second place in their division.   Similar to the U9 and U14 Boys, the U15s remaining undefeated in league play at 3-0-1.   The U15s are currently sitting in a tie for second place.   Tied for first place are the undefeated U16 Boys at 3-0-0.   The U16 are currently leading in the league in the offense and defense categories as they maintain a goal scored/against record of 13-1.  Arsenal’s U17 Boys are in 5th place at 1-4-0.   The U19s move up to a tie for 1st place after earning their third win of the season improving to 3-1.    

On the girl’s side, the U9 Girls (2-3-0) fall to 4th place after going 1-1 for the week.   Sitting in fourth place are the U-11 Girls at 2-3-0.   Moving up for the week to third place are the U12 Girls at 2-1-1.   The U13 Girls opened up regular season play this weekend earning their first win and shut out.   The U13’s are currently tied for third place with a league record of 1-0-0.  Moving up to a third place are Coach Myer’s U14 Girls.   The U14 Girls improve to 1-1-1 after earning their first victory of the season this past week.   Also opening up regular season play this past week where the U16 girls.   First year Coach John Wheeler earned his first victory (and shutout) after a win on Thursday over the Marion U16 girls.  Dropping into a tie for second place are the U19 Girls at 1-2-0. 

At mid point through the season, Arsenal SC remains very competitive with 10 out of the 14 teams sitting in the top three positions of the league.   Six of these teams (U9 Boys, U14 Boys, U15 Boys, U16 Boys, U13 Girls, and U16 Girls) remain undefeated in league play.  

Posted: 04/25/2006

U-12 girls season update!

Posted: 04/25/2006

U-14 girls played to a 2-2 tie Saturday, April 22, in Westerville with WASA Fusion.  Goals were scored by Mackenzie Riley off an assist by Dani Scheetz and Dani unassisted. It was a great team effort and marked the return of midfielder Ashley Carr from illness.  A solid performance was placed by forwards Hannah Hane and Kelly Simonnette to improve our offensive play.    

Next games are April 28 against WASA at 8 pm, April 29 against OP Black at 1 pm. and May 1 against Union County at 6:15 pm all at Riverside.

Posted: 04/24/2006

Victory!!!! 

Posted: 04/24/2006

The U-14 boys are still unbeaten after Sat. win over WASA 7-0 .The team is playing very well , our overall record is 5-0-1 / league record is 3-0 . The defense has only allowed 3 goals and the offence has scored 16 points. The boys are working extremely hard and are playing as a team.

Posted: 04/18/2006

The U-11 girls lost to Canal Winchester last Wednesday 3-2.  High wind was a major factor in the defeat.  Madison Baldwin Scored both goals to bring Arsenal back from a 2-0 halftime deficit, only to have the Pride get a late goal.  Arsenal is now 1-1.

Posted: 04/18/2006

U-14 girls opened their Spring 2006 season going 1-1-1 at the MASC tournament in Cincinnati. After a first game loss 3-0, Arsenal tied Northside FC 1-1 on a goal by Candice Amos and defeated Mason Magic 1-0 on a late goal by Jennifer Raymond off an assist by sweeper Stacey Smith. A last-minute penalty-kick save by keeper Megan Normansell preserved the victory. Players of the match awarded by the tournament went to Noelle Debolt and Dani Scheetz.

Arsenal opened league play this past Saturday with a disappointing 1-0 loss to Ohio Premier Black Ruz in Dublin. An excellent defensive effort was placed by keeper Caitlin Price and defenders Alaina Hickman, Aili Swan, Kenzie Manns, Kristin Shade, and Stacey Smith.

Arsenal rallied from this defeat then on Monday April 17 with a 2-0 win over CESA Red. The victory was paced by goals from McKenzie Riley and Rachael Oakley off assists by Dani Scheetz and Candice Amos. Arsenal was able to continually attack the flanks of CESA's defense by outstanding play of Jennifer Raymond, Kari Deaton, Rachael Oakley, and Dani 'Nut' Thomas.

The coaching staff is very pleased with the progress of this group of young ladies over the past month.

Practices will be April 18, 20, and 25 at the practice field from 5pm to 6:30pm. Our next game is scheduled for April 22 in Westerville @ 2:30pm.

Posted: 04/10/2006

U-19s win second Tournament Championship 

The U-19s won their second Tournament Championship at the MASC Soccer Tournament in Cincinnati, Ohio over the weekend of April 7th, 8th and 9th.  The U-19s went 3-1-0 remaining undefeated in tournament play, defeating Ohio Select FC in the Championship Game.   Congratulations to all the U-19 players and coach Zimmerman for their continued success.

Posted: 04/06/2006

After a heartbreaking 3-2 loss in the season opener to Lancaster the U-17 mens team fired on all cylinders Thursday to defeat Olentangy 5-1. Goals were scored by David Wilson (2), Killian Riley (1), JR Robinson (1), and Kraig Todd (1). Krain now has three goals on the season. The defensive effort was great! The effort from the entire team was excellent.

Posted: 04/05/2006

Tuesday April 4, 2006 

Arsenal U-9s Boys take a PK for victory.

On Tuesday evening the U-9 boys earned their second victory of the season with a 1-0 victory over WASA U-9 Boys.   The game was decided off of a penalty kick opportunity earning the team their second victory/shut out of the season.   While the U-9s were earning their second victory, the U-18 Girls were competing in their first match of the season against Mt. Vernon's U-18 girls team.  The injury plagued girls team (Abby Mast - muscle pull, Kelsey Masters - ankle, and Kim Chinn - flu) were defeated 1-0 in a game that provided a flurry of opportunities in the final ten minutes.   On the road, the U-12 boys tied their first game of the season 4-4 against Canal Winchester.   Details of the game are were not known at the time of this posting, but will be included in future updates.

Wednesday April 5, 2006 

Maddy + Maddy = Victory!!!

On Wednesday evening the U-11 Girls traveled to Dublin Ohio to face OP U-11 Girls in their first game of the season.   Capitalizing for the offense was Maddy Baldwin who logged two goals with Maddy Hardwick logging the teams first shutout in goal.   Tied at half time, Coach Taylor made a few technical adjustments with his players to score two unanswered goals in the second half of the game.   While the U-11s were taking care of OP, the U-9s girls where participating in their second match of the season against TVSA, the team that defeated the U-9s in the MOSSL Tournament Championship game in the fall.   The U-9s girls made sure this game was out of hand early by scoring three first half goals that included two from Capria Hall and one from Kenedy Taylor.   Emma Glaze and Kylie Mercer handled a flurry of shoots allowing TVSA's only goal off a PK in the first half.   The U9s improve to 1-1.

Posted: 04/03/2006

Arsenal Soccer Teams take a Victory Lap into the Spring Season  

The MOSSL Spring 2006 Soccer Season opened this past weekend with six teams participating in league play.   Kicking the weekend off was the U-14 Boys team coached by Bob Paul.   The U14s brought home the clubs first season win with an on the road victory over Delaware 1-0.   On Sunday the U-9 Girls team traveled to Marysville to face last falls league champions Marysville Elite.  The trip resulted in a frustrating 2-0 lost in a game that presented plenty of opportunities.   The U-9 Boys started their first game of the season on an up swing earning a 3-0 victory that included an outstanding defensive effort that did not allow a single shot on goal.   On the other end of the age spectrum, the U-19 Boys team continued their winning ways with a 6-0 win over Canal Winchester.   The U-19s remaining undefeated in their last five games and look to extend on this streak with their seasons first home game on Thursday April 4th at 6:00.   Staying on the boy’s side, the U-16 boys posted their first win/shut out against TVSA Santos 2-0.   According to team coach Victor Velazquez “this was a hard fought victory that came against a very big and talented U-17 team”.   First year Coach Lee Ann Quinn saw her inaugural game result in a 1-1 tie in a game that she classified “as very positive…We played very hard and our defensive did a good job with the offside trap”.   The U-15 boys will play their second game of the season on Monday April 3rd at Riverside Park beginning at 6:15 pm. 

Posted: 03/28/2006

First Tournament…First Win!!!

Arsenal SC opened it spring 2006 season with a first place finish at the Jackson Pike Invitation this past weekend.   Arsenal’s U-19 boys brought home a first place finish behind outstanding efforts from it's two college bound goalkeepers, Alex Stout (Mt. Vernon Nazarene) and Adam Thompson (Seton Hill).   Competing in the U-19 A division of The Jackson Pike Invitational, one of western Kentucky's top rated select soccer tournaments; the Arsenal U-19 team went 3-0-1 earning the team’s first Tournament Championship honor for the 2006 Season.  The victory came as a result of a well balanced effort between a solid defense unit and an opportunistic offense attack.   Anchoring the defense for Arsenal U-19s was Tri-valley senior Ross Barr who helped the team limit the opposition scoring to only six goals in four games.   While Arsenal’s defense was stifling the oppositions attack, Arsenal strikers and midfield could not be silenced scoring a total of 16 goals during the tournaments four games.   Scoring from the striker position was Watkins Memorial senior Jon Snyder and Ohio Northern freshman Geoff Smith. Solid midfield performances were turned in by Tri-Valley senior Brent Mc Ghee, Watkins Memorial senior Scott Spangler, and Granville High School senior Chris Locke.  Coach Zimmerman was very pleased with the team’s performance and believes the players played with tremendous heart and dedication.   “We are pretty beat up and sore…we had a lot of players that were unable to attend this tournament which placed additional physical demands on the team.   We showed great progress during the tournament and hope to carry this momentum into the Mid America Soccer Classic (MASC) tournament in two weeks”.   The U-19 commence league play this Sunday against Canal Winchester.

Posted: 02/19/2006

Congratulations to the U19 Boys!

The U19 Boys Team wins the Indoor Men’s Open Division at the Field House.   The U19s went 5-1 whose only lost came at the hands of MC United (Muskingum College) in their first pairing.   The U-19s won their second match up securing their first place finish.