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I've seen plenty of rugged play in Club Ball.

Where do you think they learned it?

As a premier member of this focus group (as well as the boys group in the other forum) I feel it valuable to make you aware of the specific members of this esteemed panel. As you can see these people have extensive knowledge of not just soccer but the women's game and SC communities as well.

We've tried to get her to take that medal off (maybe out of jealousy) but she just won't do it. I guess if you win everything like she has, you can flaunt whatever you want. Here's a pic Mia snapped outside of the deliberations right before we released the rankings. I'd just like to say thank you to our sponsors: Sony, Microsoft, Apple, Texas Instruments, Adidas, NIKE, AIG, and Duplin Wine for contributing so much to the cause.


Anson flew in on my private helicopter connected to my yacht. He enjoyed some fresh crappy, bass, and brim from Lake Murray in a variety of ways while being served by my elite "hottie posse". Anson needs no explanation as he serves as the head of coaching and director of soccer for the Girls Power Rankings.


Hope Solo is our Goalkeeper specialist. We appreciate her taking time off from modeling to help us out with the rankings. Sometimes she flies in with Anna Kournikova and other athletes turned models to grace us with their presence.


Here is our director of talent and public relations. He has a great stage presence and a real knack for understanding women and their various roles in society in the 21st century.


Here is Marta accepting her award for already winning the Duplin's 2011 NCAA Basketball Bracketology Challenge. We were floored when we found out she had VCU in the Final Four! Unbelievable! In other matters, Marta helps list unknown players across the state that we may miss. You may see her on the sidelines at your next Pelion or Belton-Honea Path game.


Our last judge needs no introduction. No one knows more (about) women than him. Tiger is a very busy individual as he's always on the prowl lately but, he usually finds time to text in his rankings...

My point being, these players are among some of the best in the state.

And many of these play aggressively.

comedian who just learned to copy/paste photos from the inet.
photo re-sizing training up next

Actually, none of those are even above 90kbs in size so...no. 2nd, I guess you cannot read because I didn't just copy and paste pictures from the "inet". If you'd like me to create something in Microsoft Paint and post it on the board for you I can. I've got spare time. The weather outside is not Yacht permissible

Furthermore, lighten up Francis.

In order to make this list you must be able to pull jerseys without being seen

Having seen all but one play, a pretty good list although Black from Woodruff should be there over a player that has been out all year. As far as the classless post pointing out 1 player, I would point out that she is one of the few in the state that actually jumps to win the ball in the air with her head while most play it with their feet under them on the ground. It is pretty difficult to jump with your arms held to your side so when she jumps they are at the head level of the girl playing the ball while on the ground. She wins the ball. Also, If I am not mistaken her team lost 3 players to injury this past weekend in one game due to "physical" play so calling out 1 players with blinders to everyone else shows total ignorance and a lack of class.

The same people who call out KIDS on a message board or in the stands are usually the same ones that are brow beating their kids after a game while the child is in tears in front of their teammates! IDIOTS