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Youth Soccer
Tri District Middle School Soccer Schedule
So Cal teams took home 9 of the 16 title games at the Far West Regionals at the Lancaster National Soccer Center on Sunday, but the final game ended less than ideally for the DMS U19 boys. The So Cal represenatives squandered a 2-0 2nd half lead, losing to Colorado Rush 3-2 in overtime.
Logan McDaniel, a Quartz Hill High alumni, assisted on DMS' 2nd goal, and his team looked like they were on their way to the championship. But two goals by Rush in the last 20 minutes forced overtime. DMS had more opportunities in both overtimes, but Rush scored with 6 minutes left in the 2nd overtime and held on from there for the win.
West Coast FC took home three titles (BU13, GU13, and BU14), and Arsenal won to championships (BU16, GU13). So Cal Blues went 2-2 in title games, winning in GU15 and GU16, but losing in GU14 and GU18.
Cal South Takes Nine Titles
June 21st, 2009
DMS, McDaniel Lose in OT
In a battle of powerhouse clubs, the U16 So Cal Blues slipped by the Slammers in overtime, 2-1
Boys
Girls
BU12: Legends (CS) 4, Redwood Juventus (CN) 1
BU13: West Coast (CS) 2, Santa Clara (CN) 1
BU14: West Coast 3, vs SC Del Sol (Arizona) 1
BU15: Sereno (Arizona) 1, Arsenal 0
BU16: Arsenal (CS) 4, Elite FC (New Mexico) 3
BU17: CZ Elite (CS) 4, United 0
BU18: Sereno (Arizona) 2, WSM (Oregon) 1
BU19: Colorado Rush 3, DMS 2 (OT)
GU12: Arsenal (CS) 2 vs Mustangs (CN) 1
GU13: West Coast (CS) 2, Mustang Fury (CN) 0
GU14: Mustang Blast (CN) 2, So Cal Blues (CS) 1 PKs
GU15: So Cal Blues (CS) 3, Sereno (Arizona) 1
GU16: So Cal Blues (CS) 2, De Anza Force (CN) 1
GU17: Crossfire (Washington) 3, Real So Cal 0
GU18: Pleasanton (CN) 4, So Cal Blues 0
GU19: Rush (Colorado) 3, Avalanche (Utah) 0
July 3rd, 2009
California Soccer Academy is holding their 9th annual college soccer camp from July 6 through July 10 at Pelona Vista for boys and girls, ages 8-19. Camp hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday with night games to showcase the players.
The camp will be conducted by college coaches from USC, Cal State Northridge, The Masters College, Cal State Bakersfield, Willamette University (Oregon), Cal State San Bernardino, and Grand Canyon University. Professional soccer player Leonard Griffin, defender from the LA Galaxy, and current college players from Hawaii, New York, Kansas Wesleyan, Masters and Northridge will be assisting at the camp. For more information call 661-478-8560.
Soccer Academy Returns to Palmdale
