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Our experience has been that everyone has more fun and everyone plays harder if the game is competitive. To do this, we try to balance the teams. Sometimes we rebalance them during the game. The easiest way in which we … Continue reading →

A couple of people have recently asked me why our game moves fields. The simple answer is that we live within the CYSA ecosystem. Our game is not technically part of CYSA, but the main purpose has always been as … Continue reading →

As many of you saw, the turf at McCarthy is now occupied by miniature football players. This has allowed us to return to the grass fields at Harrington. Let’s be ready to kick-off at 8:28 AM. I still have not … Continue reading →

We’re moving back to the grass fields of Harrington. Be ready to kick-off at 8:30. We had a very nice 11 v 11 last week. Hopefully, we can have a good turnout this week too. Lawrence

Perfect weather expected for our game the day before Labor Day. 8:30 at McCarthy turf. Looking forward to it. One of the things I love about our Sunday game is that it is just a game. Not that a league … Continue reading →

Not exactly the forecast that will turn Facebook into the Weather Channel, but this Sunday looks to be a good day to play soccer. Anyone high school age or older is welcome. Bring a white shirt, bring a dark shirt, … Continue reading →

The field at McCarthy is big. So, even if we break into two games there is plenty of room to run. Saturday’s weather looks rainy, but Sunday looks perfect. I predict that the field will be green at McCarthy. Let’s … Continue reading →

It seems that the weather is going to be perfect for yard work this Sunday. So, you may wish to skip soccer so that you can do more weeding and such. I’ll get to my yard work after soccer. Let’s … Continue reading →

The forecast for Sunday morning does not look good. I am not worried about playing in the rain (particularly on the turf), but am concerned about thunderstorms. If it is light to moderate rain, we’ll be there at McCarthy. If … Continue reading →