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also how did NN only tie hilton head and barely beat daniel??
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Phillip Ricciardone played the entire tournament for BE except for the final 6 minutes or so of the AC Flora game and 16 minutes of the Ridge View game, when a freshman backup goalkeep played. Joey Calandra did not attend the tournament. Ricciardone shut out AC Flora, Lexington and Summerville allowing only two goals against Ridge View and the own Goal in the 89th minute against Norman North. The entire BE defensive unit played exceptionally well in the tournament.
Graet job by the Bishops against a very talented Norman North team.
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Hilton Head is a dangerous team. There is some very good individual talent on that team, but they do not have the depth to win consistently against good teams. They only have four losses, all to top ten 4A teams (twice to Wando)and all by one goal. It should not be a surprise that they tied NN, nor should it be a surprise if they win a big game. It would be a surprise if they went deep into the playoffs.
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I'd like to thank the teams that competed and the prep soccer fans that attended the 13th Palmetto Cup hosted by Brookland-Cayce HS.
We had a terrific tournament and I am especially proud of our outstanding tourney staff that handled some adverse weather in a very efficient manner.
I hope that those who attended enjoyed your experience and found the quality of the tournament field, facilities, and organization to your approval.
Thanks again for making the Palmetto Cup a tremendous high school soccer event.
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2005 Palmetto Cup Final Standings
Group Winners
1. Norman North-OK (4-0-1, 42 PTS, 16 GF, 8 GA, +8 GD), Tourney Champion
2. Bishop England (3-2-0, 29 PTS, 9 GF, 5 GA, +4 GD), Tourney Runner-Up
3. Brookland-Cayce (2-1-1, 28 PTS, 14 GF, 9 GA, +5 GD)
4. Summerville (2-1-1, 21 PTS, 4 GF, 3 GA, +1 GD)
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Group Runner-Up
5. Wando (3-1-0, 26 PTS, 6 GF, 4 GA, +2 GD)
6. Dutch Fork (2-1-1, 23 PTS, 12 GF, 7 GA, +5 GD)
7. Fort Mill (2-0-2, 23 PTS, 8 GF, 5 GA, +3 GD)
8. Ridge View (2-2-0, 19 PTS, 6 GF, 10 GA, -4 GD)
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Group 3rd Place
9. Hilton Head (2-1-1, 26 PTS, 14 GF, 6 GA, +8 GD)
10. Spring Valley (2-1-1, 22 PTS, 6 GF, 5 GA, +1 GD)
11. Lexington (2-2-0, 18 PTS, 9 GF, 6 GA, +3 GD)
12. West Florence (1-3-0, 10 PTS, 4 GF, 17 GA, -13 GD)
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Group 4th Place
13. Daniel (1-3-0, 13 PTS, 6 GF, 12 GA, -6 GD)
14. Dreher (0-3-1, 7 PTS, 3 GF, 9 GA, -6 GD)
15. A.C. Flora (0-3-1, 6 PTS, 2 GF, 6 GA, -4 GD)
16. Ocean Lakes-VA (0-4-0, 2 PTS, 2 GF, 10 GA, -8 GD)
***33 matches played
***121 goals scored (3.67 per game average)
***49 teams scored out of 66 results (74.2%)
***17 teams failed to score out of 66 results (25.8%)
***5, ties (15.2%)
***12, 1 goal matches (36.4%)
***6, 2 goal matches (18.2%)
***5, 3 goal matches (15.2%)
***5, 4+ goal matches (15.2%)
***6, most goals in a match (Lexington 6-1 Ridge View and Dutch Fork 6-1 West Florence)
***8, most goals combined by two teams in a match (Brookland-Cayce 4-4 Dutch Fork and Fort Mill 5-3 Dreher)
***0, fewest goals in a match (Fort Mill vs. Summerville and A.C. Flora vs. Dreher)
***78, goals scored at The Cage (116 x 57) in 18 matches (4.33 average)
***43, goals scored at Eagle Stadium (116 x 57) in 15 matches (2.87 average)
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Brookland-Cayce High School would like to thank the college and high school coaches that were in attendance throughout the 2005 Palmetto Cup at both sites:
NCAA Division 1
Mark Berson, South Carolina
Shaun Docking, Coastal Carolina
Bert Molinary, South Carolina
Rich Posipanko, Winthrop
Daniel Ridenhour, Winthrop
NCAA Division II
Murray Hartzler, Francis Marion
Sam Okpodu, Newberry
High School
Chris Christian, Chapin
Dennis Cook, Irmo
Justin Davis, Northwestern
Nick Finotti, Northwestern
Dick Hiller, Chapin
Shaun Jacques, Swansea
Keith Morris, Airport Girls
Sondra Oliver, Lexington
Ben Osborne, Schofield Middle School (Aiken)
Anthony Pelton, Fort Dorchester
Adrian Pinasco, Hammond
Jessica Preisig, Easley
Ronald Rudd, Georgetown
Phil Savitz, Irmo
Kenny Shumpert, Airport Girls
Bob Taylor, Chapin
Sean Vick, Mid-Carolina
Paul Waters, South Aiken
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Are you telling me that BE has a kid that is better than Riccardone in goal?
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The 2005 Palmetto Cup All-Tournament Team will be announced in this post as the responses come back from coaches via e-mail. The 15 member All-Tournament Team consists of three players from the tourney champion, two from the runners-up, and one each from teams that finish 3-12. Teams that finish 13-16 will not have a selection. Each player selected to the team will receive a certificate that will be mailed later this week.
Norman North (3) -- MVP #5 Jimmy Anderson, JR, Forward; #20 Brandon Jack, JR, Defender; #14 Logan Rogers, SR, Midfielder
Bishop England (2) -- #1 Phillip Ricciardone, SO, Goalkeeper; Kyle Smith, SR
Brookland-Cayce -- #2 Andrew Evans, JR, Midfielder (South Carolina commitment '06)
Summerville -- #1 Brandon Wogamon, JR, Goalkeeper
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Wando -- #4 David Newton, SR, Midfielder (Clemson signee)
Dutch Fork -- #21 Danny Cates, FR, Forward
Fort Mill -- #15 Dane Whitman, SR, Midfielder (Coastal Carolina signee)
Ridge View -- #13 Richard Ellison, SR
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Hilton Head -- #3 Carlos Chirinos, JR, Forward
Spring Valley -- #5 Chase Rowell, SR, Forward (Hampden-Sydney signee)
Lexington -- #3 Brett Keatley, JR, Midfielder
West Florence -- #9 Lucas Curry, SR, Forward
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Norman North (OK) wins Palmetto Cup Tournament Championship
By Bem Rivers, IHIGH.com Special Correspondent
Cayce, SC -- Having played only two games before coming to the Palmetto Cup Tournament, Norman North Head Coach Bryan Young didn't know what kind of team he had. Being ranked third nationally has given opponents extra incentives to beat Norman North. Everybody in the sixteen team tournament wants to be the one who can say "We beat Norman North."
At the end of the Palmetto Cup Tournament, Coach Young found out that he has a Championship caliber team as he takes the trophy home with him for the third time in four years with a 1-0 win over Bishop England.
To play in the Palmetto Cup, teams must be physically and mentally prepared. Teams were sometimes required to play two games in one day throughout the week to determine who would play for the Championship. The two teams left standing were Norman North (OK) and Bishop England (SC). People expected Norman North to be in the Championship game and Bishop England is the defending 2004 SC Class AA Lower State Champions. Bishop England is one of the favorites to add another State Championship to their trophy case.
The Championship match ended in a 0-0 tie in regulation. Bishop England was content to sit and wait the entire game. It looked as if Bishop England was trying to play to go to penalty kicks. It almost worked until Norman North's J.P. Hanger's shot deflected off of Bishop England's Arthur Holdclaw in the second overtime period to give the Timberwolves another Palmetto Cup Championship with less than ten seconds before having to go to penalty kicks.
Norman North Head Coach Bryan Young said "It's always great to win a tournament. We love coming to South Carolina. This is a great tournament. The competition played hard against us. This tournament gets us going and gives us an indication of how our kids will react under pressure. We played really well and created many chances but we have to put them away. Our confidence is sky high after winning this tournament. Our team is very young. We have only three seniors and they did a fabulous job."
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