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The Raising Cane's Carolina Classic, hosted by Wando High School, will be held this spring February 24-26, 2012 at the Patriots Point complex. We are looking for 12 competitive teams to participate. If interested please contact me at shilo_tisdale@charleston.k12.sc.us. Below are teams that have already confirmed their spot. 2012 Commitments: Bishop England, 2A State Champions, #12 Massey, 15-6-1 Brookland-Cayce, 3A First Round, #25 Massey, 16-7-2 Fort Dorchester, 4A First Round, #9 Massey, 15-5-1 Lexington, 4A Quarterfinals, #5 Massey, 20-7-1 Mauldin, 4A Quarterfinals, #20 Massey, 14-10-0 Myrtle Beach, 3A Finals, #7 Massey, 22-2-0 Pinewood Prep, SCISA Finals, #29 Massey, 18-12-0 St. Joseph's, 1A Semifinals, #23 Massey, 12-9-1 Wando, 4A State Champions, #1 Massey, 26-4, #9 NSCAA National Poll, #3 NSCAA Region 1 Wren, 4A First Round, #38 Massey, 16-6-0
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Saint Joseph's and Hilton Head have committed to the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic
Saint Joseph's, 1A Upperstate Finals, #23 Massey, 12-9-1
Hilton Head, 3A Lowerstate Semifinals, #26 Massey, 16-6-1
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Pinewood Prep and Fort Dorchester have committed to the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic. This makes 8 teams confirmed with 4 spots left. If interested please contact me at shilo_tisdale@charleston.k12.sc.us.Fort Dorchester, 4A First Round, #9 Massey, 15-5-1 Pinewood Preparatory, 3A SCISA Lower State Champions, #29 Massey, 18-11-0
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Mauldin High School has confirmed their spot in the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic. That makes 9 confirmed with 3 spots remaining in a very competitive preseason tournament.
Mauldin High School,4A Quarterfinals,#20 Massey, 14-10-0
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Just a reminder if interested in participating in the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic preseason tournament held February 24-26th. Please contact shilo_tisdale@charleston.k12.sc.us.
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Myrtle Beach High School has confirmed their spot in the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic. That makes 10 confirmed with 2 spots remaining in a very competitive preseason tournament. Myrtle Beach High School,3A State Finalist,#7 Massey, 22-2-0 If interested in taking one of the last two spots please contact shilo_tisdale@charleston.k12.sc.us
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Wren High School out of Piedmont, South Carolina has committed to the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic. They were Region 1 4A Champions last year with a 16-6-0 record. This leaves one spot left to fill the 12 team tournament. If interested or have any questions about the tournament please email me at shilo_tisdale@charleston.k12.sc.us.
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Still looking for one more team to fill the tournament. With the teams committed the matches are going to be great. The competition is going to allow all teams participating to see where they stand among the best and what needs to be improved upon through the season. If interested contact: shilo_tisdale@charleston.k12.sc.us
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Hilton Head will not be participating in the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic. Looking for 2 more teams to fill the tournament.
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I am excited to announce that the same weekend of the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic is the Carolina Challenge Cup hosted by they Charleston Battery. Teams participating in this tournament are D.C. United, Chicago Fire, Columbus Crew, and the Charleston Battery. Teams participating in the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic will be given a special ticket price of $10.00 per person to attend all matches. I am also working with the Battery on additional benefits for teams participating. We still have two spots left until November 28th where we will then send out the official schedule. If interested contact shilo_tisdale@charleston.k12.sc.us
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2012 Raising Cane's Carolina Soccer Classic February 24-26 @ Patriots Point Soccer Complex - Mount Pleasant, SC
Class 4A - Fort Dorchester, Lexington, Mauldin, Wando, Wren Class 3A - Brookland-Cayce, Myrtle Beach Class 2A, 1A, SCISA - Bishop England, Pinewood Prep, St. Joseph's
"Home" team is listed first and wears light colored jersey
FRIDAY, FEB. 24 6:30 pm - Wando vs. Lexington (Field 2) 6:30 pm - Bishop England vs. Myrtle Beach (Field 4) 6:30 pm - Pinewood Prep vs. Brookland-Cayce (Field 1) 8 pm - Fort Dorchester vs. Mauldin (Field 3) 8 pm - St. Joseph's vs. Wren (Field 5)
SATURDAY, FEB. 25 9 am - Brookland-Cayce vs. Bishop England (Field 5) 9 am - Lexington vs. Fort Dorchester (Field 3) 9 am - Mauldin vs. Wando (Field 1) 10:30 am - Myrtle Beach vs. St. Joseph's (Field 2) 10:30 am - Wren vs. Pinewood Prep (Field 4) 2:30 pm - Brookland-Cayce vs. Myrtle Beach (Field 5) 2:30 pm - Wren vs. Fort Dorchester (Field 3) 2:30 pm - Mauldin vs. Bishop England (Field 1) 4 pm - Wando vs. St. Joseph's (Field 2) 4 pm - Pinewood Prep vs. Lexington (Field 4)
SUNDAY, FEB. 26 9 am - Lexington vs. Bishop England (Field 5) 9 am - Wren vs. Wando (Field 3) 9 am - Myrtle Beach vs. Fort Dorchester (Field 1) 10:30 am - St. Joseph's vs. Pinewood Prep (Field 2) 10:30 am - Mauldin vs. Brookland-Cayce (Field 4) 1 pm - Championship (Field 1)
(Championship = top two teams in points) - Sunday match times may change if teams playing at 10:30 am are a possibility for the final. They will then switch to a 9:00 am time slot and a 9:00 game will switch to 10:30 am.
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Big weekend in store down at the Port City!
Professional The Carolina Challenge Cup hosted by the Charleston Battery (USL PRO) and includes three MLS teams: Chicago Fire; Columbus Crew; and D.C. United.
Club The South Carolina United Battery U16 and U18 USSF Development Academy teams will be joined by Columbus Crew, Indiana United Fire, Chicago Fire, D.C. United and New York Redbulls for a four day tournament beginning tomorrow, February 24th.
Preps 14th Annual Raising Cane's Carolina Soccer Classic hosted by Wando HS - the premier boys preseason soccer tournament in the Palmetto State features: Bishop England (2A State Champions); Brookland-Cayce (3A); Fort Dorchester (4A); Lexington (4A); Mauldin (4A); Myrtle Beach (3A Lower State Champions); Pinewood Prep (SCISA 3A Finalists); St. Joseph's (1A Semifinalists); Wando (4A State Champions); and Wren (4A).
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1. Make sure if you are the home team you wear light colored uniforms and Away will wear dark colored uniforms. (The team listed first will be considered the home team). 2. Please bring water bottles or cups - we will have coolers at each bench for all teams. 3. Begin warm-up around 45 minutes before kickoff and refrain from to much use in small areas. 4. Coaches please check-in with Kevin Wren when you get to the field for your game ball along with a couple other things for you. (He will be located under a tent beside field 2). 5. Field numbers are as follows: Field 1 - First field you see beside the parking lot Field 2 - Next to concession stand Field 3 - Field with pond behind it Field 4 - Field Nearest the woods and diagonal from concession stand Field 5 - Located beside the Tennis Courts 6. The point system is going to be a little different this year. Please look at the point system and feel free to call me with any questions.
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Point System for Preliminary Games
Points are scored as follows: * Win 3 points * Tie 1 point * Loss 0 points
Bonus Points * 1 bonus point per goal differential up to 3 bonus points based on goal differential * Bonus points will only be awarded to the winning team in each game
At the conclusion of round robin play, teams will be ranked based on points earned from wins and ties. Any situation in which two or more teams have the same number of points the tie will be broken by using the following criteria in the order listed, one after another as needed: 1. Head to head competition 2. Bonus Points up to 3 points per game based on goal differential 3. Fewest goals allowed 4. Most Shutouts 5. Shootout from the penalty mark.
If more than two teams are involved in a tie, the criteria will be followed in order (omitting head to head competition) until all ties are broken. If these criteria are not enough to break a tie, the Tournament Director shall have absolute discretion to break the tie by any method they deem appropriate.
***NOTE*** There is no tie breaker related to most goals scored. No team will gain an advantage by running up the match score beyond a 3-goal differential.
Forfeit Match Scores In round robin matches, these scores will be reported as 1-0 for scoring purposes. In circumstances in which a forfeited match is involved with determination of advancement in the tournament, all tie-breaking criteria involving bonus points, most shut outs, or fewest goals allowed will be determined on a per match average, excluding the results of the forfeited match. A team, which has forfeited a match, may NOT advance or be declared a finalist.
Tie Matches All tied matches in round robin play will stand.
Final Match The final match will consist of two 40 minute halves. If tied during regulation a coin toss will determine choice of goals to defend. Overtime will be two 10 minute overtime periods. After the first overtime period, the teams will switch ends of the field and substitutions may be made. If the game is still tied after the second overtime period, a shootout procedure will determine the outcome.
Shoot out procedure: 1. All players on the field at the end of the second overtime period may participate. 2. Referee will decide the goal to be used for the shootout. 3. Team winning the referee’s coin toss may elect to kick 1st or 2nd. 4. Alternating shots will be taken from the mark.
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Professional The Carolina Challenge Cup hosted by the Charleston Battery (USL PRO) and includes three MLS teams: Chicago Fire; Columbus Crew; and D.C. United.
Club The South Carolina United Battery U16 and U18 USSF Development Academy teams will be joined by Columbus Crew, Indiana United Fire, Chicago Fire, D.C. United and New York Redbulls for a four day tournament beginning tomorrow, February 24th.
Preps 14th Annual Raising Cane's Carolina Soccer Classic hosted by Wando HS - the premier boys preseason soccer tournament in the Palmetto State features: Bishop England (2A State Champions); Brookland-Cayce (3A); Fort Dorchester (4A); Lexington (4A); Mauldin (4A); Myrtle Beach (3A Lower State Champions); Pinewood Prep (SCISA 3A Finalists); St. Joseph's (1A Semifinalists); Wando (4A State Champions); and Wren (4A).
So are the academy players going to miss the HS tournament or are they going to play in both?
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All matches have been postponed until 8:00 p.m. tonight. There will be no 6:30 p.m. kickoffs.
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FRIDAY, FEB. 24 8 pm - Wando 0-1 Lexington (Field 2) 8 pm - Bishop England 3-1 Myrtle Beach (Field 4) 8 pm - Pinewood Prep 1-3 Brookland-Cayce (Field 1) 8 pm - Fort Dorchester 1-2 Mauldin (Field 3) 8 pm - St. Joseph's 1-0 Wren (Field 5)
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2/24/12
Pinewood Prep 1-3 Brookland-Cayce Patriots Point Soccer Complex Mount Pleasant, SC
Halftime: PP 0-2 BC. Goals: (BC) Herbert Cojulun 10'; (BC) Gustavo Gonzaga 22'; (BC) Aaron Davis 38'; (PP) Thomas Ferro 42'. Assists: (BC) Tyler Brazell 2, Jalin Butler 2; Francisco Ponce-Cruz; (PP) Jin Kim. Shots: PP 6-11 BC. Saves: (PP) Ryan Moore 6; (BC) Grant Strickland 2. Corner Kicks: PP 1-7 BC. Offsides: PP 1-0 BC. Fouls: PP 17-15 BC. Cautions: (PP) Jake Wall 19', Ian Overmier 57'; (BC) Cojulun 67'. Weather: 66 Degrees, Breezy, Wet. Uniforms: PP (White-White-White); BC (Black-Black-Black) Records: PP 0-1-0; BC 1-0-0.
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SATURDAY, FEB. 25 9 am - Brookland-Cayce 1-1 Bishop England (Field 5) 9 am - Lexington 1-2 Fort Dorchester (Field 3) 9 am - Mauldin 0-1 Wando (Field 1) 10:30 am - Myrtle Beach 3-2 St. Joseph's (Field 2) 10:30 am - Wren 1-0 Pinewood Prep (Field 4)
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2/25/12
Brookland-Cayce 1-1 Bishop England Patriots Point Soccer Complex Mount Pleasant, SC
Halftime: BC 0-0 BE. Goals: (BE) Michael Reifeis 38'; (BC) Aaron Davis 67'. Assists: (BE) yes; (BC) Corey Day. Shots: BC 5-10 BE. Saves: (BC) Grant Strickland 7; (BE) Ross Rogers 2. Corner Kicks: BC 4-1 BE. Offsides: BC 3-2 BE. Fouls: BC 4-11 BE. Cautions: (BE) Colin Robinson 50'; Brian Byrne 55' Mateo Gomez 66'; Coach Ed Khouri 68'. Ejections: (BE) Coach Ed Khouri 68'. Weather: 48 Degrees, Windy, Clear. Uniforms: BC (Maroon-Maroon-Maroon); BE (Green-Green-Black). Records: BC 1-0-1; BE 1-0-1.
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as always Kyle, thanks for keeping us updated. Great job as always
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SATURDAY, FEB. 25 2:30 pm - Brookland-Cayce 1-1 Myrtle Beach (Field 5) 2:30 pm - Wren vs. Fort Dorchester (Field 3) 2:30 pm - Mauldin vs. Bishop England (Field 1) 4 pm - Wando vs. St. Joseph's (Field 2) 4 pm - Pinewood Prep vs. Lexington (Field 4)
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2/25/12
Brookland-Cayce 1-1 Myrtle Beach Patriots Point Soccer Complex Mount Pleasant, SC
Halftime: BC 0-1 MB. Goals: (MB) Otabek Aynaevov 16'; (BC) Gustavo Gonzaga 53'. Assists: (MB) yes. Shots: BC 6-10 MB. Saves: (BC) Grant Strickland 6; (MB) Jose Arredondo 3. Corner Kicks: BC 2-2 MB. Offsides: BC 5-0 MB. Fouls: BC 7-14 MB. Cautions: (MB) Ryan Arambula 54', Melvin Alardon 62'. Weather: 55 Degrees, Windy, Clear. Uniforms: BC (White-White-White); MB (Green-Green-Green). Records: BC 1-0-2; MB 1-1-1.
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SATURDAY, FEB. 25 2:30 pm - Brookland-Cayce 1-1 Myrtle Beach (Field 5) 2:30 pm - Wren 1-1 Fort Dorchester (Field 3) 2:30 pm - Mauldin 0-1 Bishop England (Field 1) 4 pm - Wando 2-0 St. Joseph's (Field 2) 4 pm - Pinewood Prep 3-0 Lexington (Field 4)
Points Standings going into Sunday Bishop England - 7 Points Wando - 6 Points Brookland Cayce - 5 Points Fort Dorchester - 4 Points Wren - 4 Points Myrtle Beach - 4 Points Mauldin - 3 Points Lexington - 3 Points Pinewood - 3 Points St. Josephs - 3 Points
Could not ask for a better day and a half of soccer with all on the line tomorrow for the opportunity to play in the championship.
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SUNDAY, FEB. 26 9 am - Lexington 0-3 Bishop England (Field 5) 9 am - Wren 1-2 Wando (Field 3) 9 am - Myrtle Beach 0-4 Fort Dorchester (Field 1) 10:30 am - St. Joseph's 1-0 Pinewood Prep (Field 2) 10:30 am - Mauldin 2-0 Brookland-Cayce (Field 4) 1 pm - Championship, Bishop England 0-1 Wando (Field 1)
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9AM Game: Wando 2 Wren 1
Championship Game Wando 1 Bishop England 0
Wando wins it's 3rd Consecutive Raising Cane's Carolina Classic.
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What about the scores of the other games? Glad Wando beat a 2A team fot title.
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Congratulations to Wando on its tournament title and for staging a great 2012 Raising Cane's Carolina Soccer Classic at Patriots Point Athletic Complex!
Championship Bishop England 0-1 Wando
Standings for Matches 1-4 ------------------------------------- BE, 3-0-1, 10 PTS, 8 GF, 2 GA, 6 GD WA, 3-1-0, 9 PTS, 5 GF, 2 GA, 3 GD ------------------------------------- FD, 2-1-1, 7 PTS, 8 GF, 4 GA, 4 GD MA, 2-2-0, 6 PTS, 4 GF, 3 GA, 1 GD ------------------------------------- SJ, 2-2-0, 6 PTS, 3 GF, 3 GA, 0 GD BC, 1-1-2, 5 PTS, 5 GF, 5 GA, 0 GD ------------------------------------- WR, 1-2-1, 4 PTS, 3 GF, 4 GA, -1 GD MB, 1-2-1, 4 PTS, 5 GF, 10 GA, -5 GD ------------------------------------- PP, 1-3-0, 3 PTS, 4 GF, 5 GA, -1 GD LE, 1-3-0, 3 PTS, 2 GF, 8 GA, -6 GD -------------------------------------
Some tourney notes: * 21 matches * 2.33 goals per match * matches decided by 0 goals = 3 (14.3%) * matches decided by 1 goals = 11 (52.4%) * matches decided by 2 goals = 4 (19.0%) * matches decided by 3 goals = 2 (9.5%) * matches decided by 4 goals = 1 (4.8%) * matches decided by 0-1 goals = 14 (66.7%)
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Scores werent posted until AFTER I posted
That is why you need to read the thread before posting. No sense in making a thread an entire scroll when there is already a space to do so.
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I want to thank Sticky Fingers for the donated food, all the teams, parents, officials, Town of Mount Pleasant, and the host hotel Quality Inn, for all of your support in making the Raising Cane's Carolina Classic a success this weekend.
A special thanks to Raising Cane's our primary sponsor that have been an amazing supporter of high school athletics.
This weekend was a great opportunity for all teams to identify strengths and weaknesses within their program. Every game was a battle and I can not remember a tournament with the talent of each school being so level. Best of luck to all in your 2012 run for a State Championship and look forward to seeing you all again next year.
A special thanks to the Heise's for keeping everyone updated throughout the weekend on scsoccer.com
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Coach Tisdale, thank you for hosting a great weekend for us.
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Shilo -- Thanks to you and the Wando HS Soccer program for hosting such an outstanding tournament. We are privileged to participate each year. Great tourney to get us ready for the regular season!
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Irmo doesnt play in tournaments where they could face a good team. It may put a challenge in their pathetic schedule. How is that working out for ya?
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The talent level at Lake Murray not far behind, if behind at all, compared to the Charleston tournament. Even though scrimmage games, they do have some comparable results and teams. You must also remember that Irmo is one of the host teams for Lake Murray.
My only disappointment in Irmo is seeing their absence at Palmetto Cup being in their backyard, close to playoffs, and caliber of teams. Palmetto Cup didn't seem to hurt Wando last year in state playoffs even though they did have a 'difficult' Palmetto Cup.
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Group A: Irmo, AC Flora, Westminster(GA), Fort Mill Group B: Dutch Fork, Northwestern, Providence, Dreher Group C: Chapin, Ashley Ridge, Cardinal Newman, Academic Magnet
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Although I can not vouch for Savitz's position on scheduling, I know that Tisdale scheduled and coached last season with a single goal in mind: to be ready for the state tournament. To the extent that he could, he looked for good scrimmages, and non-league/out-of-state opponents to test-drive various lineups and toughen his team. He didn't sweat an occasional non-conference loss as much as many coaches would, preferring to learn from those games instead. One should not confuse Irmo's undefeated record prior to the championship game with "easy scheduling." Nor should one assume that Irmo's "easy" schedule led to a loss in the end. More likely, Wando was the better team ON THAT DAY, just as Irmo may be the better team this year.
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