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Does anyone have the schedule for the Palmetto cup? I have seen the schedules on some of the teams sites, I was just wondering if there was a master schedule. Thanks.

Which one is the Group of Death?

GROUP A -- Brookland-Cayce, Dutch Fork, Ocean Lakes-VA, West Florence

GROUP B -- Daniel, Hilton Head, Norman North-OK, Wando

GROUP C -- Bishop England, A.C. Flora, Lexington, Ridge View

GROUP D -- Dreher, Fort Mill, Spring Valley, Summerville

Wednesday, March 30 @ The Cage
3:00 pm, Dreher vs. Spring Valley
5:00 pm, Lexington vs. Ridge View
7:00 pm, Brookland-Cayce vs. Dutch Fork

Thursday, March 31 @ Eagle Stadium
10:00 am, Norman North-OK vs. Daniel
2:00 pm, Ridge View vs. A.C. Flora
3:45 pm, Summerville vs. Dreher
5:30 pm, Daniel vs. Wando
7:15 pm, Hilton Head vs. Norman North-OK

Thursday, March 31 @ The Cage
10:00 am, Wando vs. Hilton Head
2:30 pm, Spring Valley vs. Fort Mill
4:15 pm, Dutch Fork vs. Ocean Lakes-VA
6:00 pm, Brookland-Cayce vs. West Florence
7:45 pm, Bishop England vs. A.C. Flora

Friday, April 1 @ Eagle Stadium
9:00 am, West Florence vs. Ocean Lakes-VA
10:45 am, Spring Valley vs. Summerville
2:00 pm, Fort Mill vs. Dreher
3:45 pm, Dutch Fork vs. West Florence
5:30 pm, A.C. Flora vs. Lexington
7:15 pm, Summerville vs. Fort Mill

Friday, April 1 @ The Cage
9:00 am, Daniel vs. Hilton Head
10:45 am, Lexington vs. Bishop England
4:00 pm, Norman North-OK vs. Wando
5:45 pm, Ridge View vs. Bishop England
7:30 pm, Ocean Lakes-VA vs. Brookland-Cayce

Saturday, April 2 @ Eagle Stadium
9:30 am, Group C#1 vs. Group D#1 -- Semifinals
11:30 pm, Group C#4 vs. Group D#4
1:30 pm, Group C#3 vs. Group D#3
3:30 pm, Group C#2 vs. Group D#2

Saturday, April 2 @ The Cage
9:30 am, Group A#1 vs. Group B#1 -- Semifinals
12:30 pm, Group A#4 vs. Group B#4
2:30 pm, Group A#3 vs. Group B#3
4:30 pm, Group A#2 vs. Group B#2
7:00 pm, 9:30 am A/B Winner vs. C/D Winner -- Championship

[ March 28, 2005, 09:09 PM: Message edited by: Kyle Heise ]

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Here's a thread from this past fall concerning the 2005 Palmetto Cup.

Just bumping this schedule and information up for the Palmetto Cup this week.

Hope the rain subsides and we get some great weather for Wednesday-Saturday.

2004striker i wouldnt say that there is just one "group of death" b/c every single group in this tournament is extremely competitive. I just hope that the weather holds off so the tourney weekend is nice.

Why no SCISA teams this year? Scheduling, talent level, spring break? Pinewood and Porter have performed well in the past several years. Why were they left out this year?

I can't wait to see who comes out of the Wando, norman, hilton head, and daniel bracket.


ANY PREDICTIONS?

it should be interesting to see who comes out of group c- bishop england, flora, rv, and lexington are all solid teams, anyone of them could win the group

Norman couldn't be any worse than last year, returning 8 starters. I wish SA, Irmo, NW or Eastside could have a go at them, but it will be interesting to see how Wando stacks up.

GROUP A -- Ocean Lakes
GROUP B -- Norman North
GROUP C -- Flora
GROUP D -- Dreher

Final - Dreher vs Norman North

Champion: Norman North

All of these groups are incredibly even..so..I wouldn't be surprised if none of those picks were right.

I'm gonna go bc, norman north, fort mill and Lexington winning their groups with Norman north the champions

Palmetto Cup, St. Viator Tourneys on Tap This Week
Joe Trost, StudentSportsSoccer.com Editor

Some may disagree, but Brookland-Cayce boys soccer coach Kevin Heise isn't buying it.

"Some people in California, Texas or Florida might think spring soccer is weak for high school boys," Heise said. "But there are 16 or 17 states playing in the spring, and that's a quarter of this country. And when you put those states together, you have some pretty good players and teams."

Soccer fans throughout the Southeast will get a firsthand look at what the spring season has to offer when the 13th Annual Palmetto Cup kicks off Wednesday in South Carolina.

The loaded 16-team field features a handful of FAB 50 teams including Norman North (Oklahoma) and Ocean Lakes (Virginia). Thirteen of the other 14 teams from South Carolina are ranked in the state's most recent poll.

The tournament has undergone numerous changes in the 13-year history. It started as the "Brookland-Cayce Classic" in 1993, and then was titled the "Spring Break Shootout" from 1994-97 before changing to the "Palmetto State Spring Break Shootout." In 2002, the event ushered in a change to the "Palmetto Cup" to reflect the diversity of teams competing.

"We started this tournament in 1993 and only had four teams at the time," Heise said. "From there we went to eight teams, 12 teams and finally to 16 back in 1999. There is talk that if we find another site that we'll expand to 24 teams very soon."

Annually, the Palmetto Cup attracts countless college coaches each spring and great crowds.

"The kids really look forward to this tournament," Heise said. "Historically, we've always had a number of very good programs. Soccer has improved a lot over just the past five years. You now have true soccer people involved and not the assistant football coach. It's exciting, because the competition is great and it's only going to get better."

The Palmetto Cup is played at two sites - The Cage at Brookland-Cayce High School in Cayce and Eagle Stadium at Airport High School in West Columbia.

"We want to get teams from other states," Heise said. "Our goal is to make this a regional high school tournament. We're getting closer every year."

Additional information may be obtained by visiting 2005 Palmetto Cup.

*On the girls side, the St. Viator (Ill.) Tournament starts Monday with a number of FAB 50 teams facing off. Lake Zurich, St. Viator and St. Charles North are three of the powerhouses in the field, while Fremd, Naperville North and others are expected to make some noise.

The weather in the Chicagoland area is expected to be warm this week, which hasn't been the case in recent years.

Nevertheless, a number of players will be missing from teams because of spring break.

Where can I find the scores to last years Palmetto Cup?

Hunter, look up earlier in this thread for the link to the Palmetto Cup History section. It's all there, so do a little research in advance if you don't mind.

Cayce, SC Forecast -- Weather Channel

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No offense to any of the other groups, but group b is deffinately the best and whoever wins that group should win the whole thing. although I don't know anything about ocean lakes

Palmetto Cup
3/29/05, The State

Brookland-Cayce will play host to the 13th annual Palmetto Cup Wednesday-Saturday at The Cage in Cayce and at Eagle Stadium at Airport High School in West Columbia.

Tournament passes can be purchased for $12, and they are valid for all four days. Admission to individual matches is $4.

The 16-team field features national power Norman North of Norman, Okla., (the defending tournament champion) and Ocean Lakes of Virginia Beach, Va., as well as 14 South Carolina teams, 13 of which are ranked in their respective classification's poll this week.

Again, I repeat my question for those in the know. Why no SCISA teams?

Doc,

What do you want to know about no SCISA teams being involved this year?

The fact is that this year's field from top to bottom is probably the best we've ever been able to put together with nationally ranked Norman North-OK defending their 2004 tournament championship, a regionally respected program in Ocean Lakes-VA becoming the second Virginia Beach-VA team to visit the Palmetto Cup, and 13 of 14 in-state teams being ranked in their classification's respective poll!

Throw in the notion that Bishop England and Dutch Fork are participating once again after a two-year hiatus for independent reasons and you can see how competitive this tourney will be starting tomorrow.

Plus, several out-of-state programs and some South Carolina teams that wanted to be a part of the 2005 Palmetto Cup couldn't work out the logistics this year due to Spring Break falling in different weeks.

We've been privileged to have several SCISA teams join the Palmetto Cup in the past: Ben Lippen (1996-1A then) Cardinal Newman (2000); Pinewood Prep (2003-04); Porter-Gaud (1999-2000-01-02-03-04) and hope to have some others involved in the future.

Kyle Heise
Palmetto Cup Tournament Director

Palmetto Cup Soccer Tourney hosts 16 strong teams
3/29/05, By Jim Seay, The Columbia Star

Kicking around some soccer facts, Brookland-Cayce and Airport High Schools are the sites for the 13th Annual Palmetto Cup being played now through this Saturday. The tournament, hosted by B-C, started Wednesday and features some top echelon boy's teams.

The field boasts of nationally powerful teams Norman North from Norman, OK and Ocean Lakes of Virginia Beach, VA.

There are 14 SC schools in the tourney, 13 of them in the Top 15 in their respective classifications by the this week's SC High School Coaches Association's poll.

Among the state's Class AAAA schools are No. 2 Wando (11-0-1) fifth ranked Dutch Fork (9-3), No. 6 Fort Mill (9-1), eighth place Spring Valley (10-4), No. 9 Summerville (7-3-1), 13th rated Lexington (6-5), No 14 Ridge View (9-4), No 15 Hilton Head (6-3-1) and unranked West Florence.

In addition to the No. 8 B-C Bearcats (6-6) there are two other Columbia vicinity schools in the Class AAA field. They are fifth ranked A.C. Flora (9-2) and No. 7 Dreher (7-4). Daniel of Central ( 6-2), the No. 6 team in the classification, is also in that group.

Multiple Class AA champions Bishop England (7-5) is ranked No. 2 and the lone entry from its classification.

Individual tickets are $4 each. But, tournament passes providing admittance for all remaining games may be purchased for $12.

I trust that you are not saying that scisa schools are not as quality as the competion in the tournament.

..overreacting?

probably so...I'm not trying to start something. And Scisa teams have done well in the past. I hope that they'll participate in the future, esp. when the tournament moves to 24 teams, that'll be exciting. I'll be out there tomorow watchin games. Hope to see some good soccer.

This year the only SCISA team that would be competitive with this field is Cardinal Newman.

Nice 1st paragraph of an article on the Palmetto Cup tournament. Anyone with a subscription who can paste the rest of the article?
http://scvarsity.rivals.com/

So Bdad, Cardinal Newman is your favorite for the SCISA title this year? Not saying I necessarily disagree, but it depends on your definition of competitive, as to say they are the only team that should be in the tournament.

The fact remains that SCISA teams will at times be very competitive within other classifications, however, there competitiveness is much more volatile. This volatility is due primarily to size of school.

If the tournament expands to 24 teams, then I think that it would become more "normal" to see SCISA teams particpating year in and year out.

Hopefully, Pinewood will get a return trip next year, and with it start a normal playing spot.

I can understand the reasoning behind Pinewood not being there this year, with the amount of players lost to graduation. Conversely, they will only lose 2 starters to graduation this year, and then only 2 current starters to graduation the next year.

The future is bright at Pinewood.

Bear, in fact I do think Cardinal Newman is the favorite this year. By competitive, I mean capable of possibly winning their group,Of course depending on the competition within that group.I base my assesment on the fact Pinewood is a young team and no matter the skill level it is hard for 8th, 9th and 10th graders to compete with senior dominated teams. I believe Pinewood can and will compete favorably with this level of competition over the next several years.I certainly meant no disrespect to Pinewood. After the whipping my guys recieved at the hands of Pinewood, they certainly have our respect.I too believe Pinewood has a bright future.

Card Newman is mostly Srs and Jrs. with a lot of club ball experience. Thats why Card Newman is the only quality team in SCISA this year.

Bdad,

I didn't take it as disrespect. I think the SCISA consensus is CN is the favorite this year. But that's what the season/post season is for.

My real point was that I understand why the tournament folks don't have a SCISA team this year. But just as they knew Pinewood lost many seniors, I wanted them to know that Pinewood won't be losing many for the next couple of years.

March 30, 2005

Palmetto Cup Kicks Off Soccer Action
John Devlin, SCVarsity.com Staff

From humble beginnings, the Palmetto Cup soccer extravaganza has evolved into one of the top spring high school tournaments in the nation.

In fact, the Palmetto Cup is considered the No. 1 spring-season prep affair by Student Sports.

The 13th annual event begins Wednesday and runs through Saturday at Brookland-Cayce and Airport high schools, and has attracted a field of 16 teams, including nationally recognized Norman North from Oklahoma.

“We never figured the tournament would get this big or reach this level of prestige,” said tournament director Kyle Heise, who along with his brother, Kevin, the B-C coach, launched the Palmetto Cup as a four-team event in Kevin’s third year in charge of the Bearcats.

“The original idea was to have something that would bridge the gap between the first and second halves of the season,” said Heise. “In those days, everybody was fired up during the first half, then after a long time off during spring break, it was tough to get back that early focus.”

The original field included Brookland-Cayce, Dutch Fork, Mauldin and South Florence.

Since that first halting step, the Palmetto Cup has experienced steady growth. The field was expanded to eight teams in 1994, to 12 teams in 1999 and to 16 teams in 2003.

“It’s quite a job to put on the Palmetto Cup,” said Heise. “It takes between $8-10,000, and a lot of help from the volunteers who make the thing run well. And we certainly couldn't do it without the tremendous support we’ve gotten from our local sponsors.”

Indeed, the Palmetto Cup has become something of a showcase for Cayce and the West Columbia area in general.

“We are proud of the fact that we’ve been able to promote our area communities,” said Heise. “And because of the impact of the tournament, we’re starting to get other sources of revenue. The West Metro Chamber of Commerce and the City of Cayce have come on board and both have been a tremendous additions.”

In addition to Norman North, the out-of-state contingent includes Ocean Lakes from the soccer hotbed Virginia Beach area.

The rest of the field features a parade of ranked South Carolina teams – Wando, Spring Valley, Dutch Fork, Ridge View, Fort Mill, Hilton Head, Summerville, Lexington, Daniel, Dreher, Bishop England and host Brookland-Cayce.

The event begins with a tripleheader at B-C’s The Cage on Wednesday – Dreher vs. Spring Valley (3 p.m.), Lexington vs. Ridge View (5 p.m.) and Brookland-Cayce vs. Dutch Fork (7 p.m.).

Group play runs with five games at The Cage and Airport’s Eagle Stadium on both Thursday and Friday.

Elimination games run Saturday with championship bracket semifinal games at both sites at 9:30 a.m. and the championship finale set for 7 p.m. at The Cage.

“There is almost a carnival atmosphere at the tournament,” said Heise. “It’s a celebration of soccer, and because there is no real pressure, or consequences about winning or losing, the teams generally play a looser, more wide-open style of soccer than you see, say, during the state playoffs. It’s almost like what you see during Cup play in Europe and in South America. It’s just a nice break for teams – a chance to see some top competition, but also to have a little fun before the season starts to turn serious again.”

Norman North is the defending Palmetto Cup champion, and Heise expects the visitors to have another good showing.

“Norman North has a great program, one that has a very large traveling budget,” said Heise. “They raise money for the program by selling adult beverages at Oklahoma University football games. It’s a school that is somewhat similar to Dreher, in that their school community has a lot of ties to the university. We’re glad that they’ve enjoyed coming to our state to play.”

Heise said the only disappointment through the years has been the inability to invite teams from neighboring Georgia.

“The problem Georgia teams face is the state rule that does not allow their soccer teams to play more than one match a day,” he said.

Another plus for the Palmetto Cup is the number of college coaches who attend, looking to pick up late additions to their recruiting classes.

“Most college programs have their classes basically set by February, but this is a chance for coaches to fill late needs,” said Heise. “This is especially true at the Division II level. Coaches can come and see a lot of players, and maybe find a player that fits their most immediate needs.”

Striker, Heathwood and Pinewood are both quality teams. Just because they can't compete with Norman North doesn't mean they are not a quality team. I believe Cardinal Newman and Heathwood both would be competitive in 3A this year. maybe not win , but they could hold their own.

well, cardinal newman isn't much better than pinewood, heathwood, or ben lippen in my opinion. But we shall all see, after ben lippen and cardinal newman, and heathwood all play eachother. But cardinal Newman did lose to dreher 4-1.

P.S. only about 4 or 5 cardinal newman players play club.

so..how about an update? a few matches had to have been over by now..?

yeah dont hold out

The only result I know is
Spring Valley 2 Dreher 0. Neither team looked very impressive and should not win their group.

Palmetto Cup Day One Results

Match #1 -- Spring Valley 2-0 Dreher
Halftime -- Spring Valley 2-0 Dreher

Match #2 -- Lexington 6-1 Ridge View
Halftime -- Lexington 2-1 Ridge View

Match #3 -- Brookland-Cayce 4-4 Dutch Fork
Halftime -- Dutch Fork 2-0 Brookland-Cayce

Game reports will be posted later tonight. Great first day (17 goals in three matches).

Spring Valley 2, Dreher 0
Cayce, SC
Goals: (SV) Sean Flynn, Chase Rowell; Saves: (SV) Davis Jenkins 4; (D) George Rushe 2, Ty Ruun 1; Records: (SV) 11-4; (D) 7-5.

Lexington 6, Ridge View 1
Cayce, SC
Goals: (L) Reel Callison, Paul Fisher, Jacob Hester, Brett Keatley, Joseph Ngong, Jamie Wingard; (RV) David Casey; Assists: (L) Thomas Gorman, Keatley; (RV) Kyle Hughes; Saves: (L) Will Faulkner 5; (RV) Matt Born 5, J.M. Brumbaugh 1; Records: (L) 7-5; (RV) 9-4.

Brookland-Cayce 4, Dutch Fork 4
Cayce, SC
Goals: (DF) Steven Goulet, Danny Cates (2), Drew Sams; (BC) Carlos Farias-Perez (2), Andrew Evans (2); Assists: (DF) Goulet; (BC) Evans, Les Sonefeld, Caio Gaspar (2); Saves: (DF) Joey Scribner-Howard 2; (BC) J.C. Gypin 3; Records: (DF) 9-3-1; (BC) 6-6-1.

Standings
Group A -- Brookland-Cayce (6), Dutch Fork (6), Ocean Lakes, West Florence
Group B -- Daniel, Hilton Head, Norman North, Wando
Group C -- Lexington (9), Ridge View (1), Bishop England, A.C. Flora
Group D -- Spring Valley (9), Dreher (0), Fort Mill, Summerville

...

What does that mean?

My SV prediction for Group D is looking good.

I just don't see SV going very far. So what that they beat Dreher, Chapin Beat Dreher 4-2 not too long ago. Chapin isn't a bad team, but they have been getting beat by good 4A teams. I think that out of Group D you are going to probably have Summerville or FM go on. SV is not playing superior soccer at the moment, and is going to be beat by either Summerville or FM.

Are the games still on for today?

Why..is SC in some decade long drought..and then it won't stop raining for 3 years..

Whats going on with the games? Are tonights games going to be played if it clears up?

Games are on unless lighting intervenes. All games are running on schedule.

Results from Thursday action at the 13th Annual Palmetto Cup:

Norman North (Norman, OK) 4, D.W. Daniel 3
W. Columbia, SC
Goals: (NN) Brandon Jack (2), Daniel McCain, Tyler Brady; (D) Palmer Dill, Sonesh Amin, Stephen Tolan; Assists: (NN) McCain, Austin Bynum; (D) Tolan; Saves: (NN) Matt Straight 1; (D) David Leininger, 4, Palmer Dill 2; Records: (NN) 3-0; (D) 6-3.

Wando 2, Hilton Head 1
Records: Wando (13-0-1); Hilton Head (6-4-1)
Cayce, SC

Other Finals:

From Eagle Stadium:
Ridge View 1:0 A. C. Flora
Summerville 2:0 Dreher
Wando 3:0 D.W. Daniel

From The Cage:
Fort Mill 1:1 Spring Valley
Dutch Fork 2:1 Ocean Lakes (VA)
Brookland-Cayce 5:0 West Florence

Updates will be posted as we have time.

Matches in progress:

In the 40th Minute: Hilton Head 1:2 Norman North (OK)
In the 15th Minute: Bishop England 1:0 A.C. Flora

Hang on Fort Mill, hang on!!!!!

I'm glad to see that D-Dub could put up three goals against Norman-North and stay within one goal in the end. Although it wasn't a win, it sounds like an impressive showing all the same.

Go Lions!

FM can only blame themselves for not finishing their chances. By not scoring more than one goal, they allow the other team to stay in the game.

Bishop England was beating A.C. Flora 2-0 with 15 minutes left. BE was dominating the game and the score could have been much worse. Hilton Head tied Norman North 3-3.

BE finishes with a 3-1 win over AC Flora. Flora had a good number of cramps/injuries which limited their game-ending attack.

..good thing I don't bet.

Listed below are the standings/results/scores for the first two days of the 2005 Palmetto Cup hosted by Brookland-Cayce High School.

Group A
Brookland-Cayce (1-0-1, 16 points)
Dutch Fork (1-0-1, 14 points)
Ocean Lakes-VA (0-1-0, 1 point)
West Florence (0-1-0, 0 points)

Group B
Wando (2-0-0, 18 points)
Norman North-OK (1-0-1, 15 points)
Hilton Head (0-1-1, 7 points)
Daniel (0-2-0, 3 points)

Group C
Lexington (1-0-0, 9 points)
Bishop England (1-0-0, 9 points)
Ridge View (1-1-0, 9 points)
A.C. Flora (0-2-0, 1 point)

Group D
Spring Valley (1-0-1, 13 points)
Summerville (1-0-0, 9 points)
Fort Mill (0-0-1, 4 points)
Dreher (0-2-0, 0 points)

Wednesday, March 30
Spring Valley 2-0 Dreher
Lexington 6-1 Ridge View
Brookland-Cayce 4-4 Dutch Fork

Thursday, March 31 @ Airport HS
Norman North 4-3 Daniel
Ridge View 1-0 A.C. Flora
Summerville 2-0 Dreher
Wando 3-0 Daniel
Hilton Head 3-3 Norman North
Wando 2-1 Hilton Head
Fort Mill 1-1 Spring Valley
Dutch Fork 2-1 Ocean Lakes
Brookland-Cayce 5-0 West Florence
Bishop England 3-1 A.C. Flora

Friday, April 1 Schedule @ Airport HS
9 am - Ocean Lakes vs. West Florence
10:45 am - Spring Valley vs. Summerville
2 pm - Dreher vs. Fort Mill
3:45 pm - Dutch Fork vs. West Florence
5:30 pm - A.C. Flora vs. Lexington
7:15 pm - Fort Mill vs. Summerville

Friday, April 1 Schedule @ Brookland-Cayce HS)
9 am - Daniel vs. Hilton Head
10:45 am - Bishop England vs. Lexington
4 pm- Norman North vs. Wando
5:45 pm - Bishop England vs. Ridge View
7:30 pm - Brookland-Cayce vs. Ocean Lakes

Hello and thanks for letting those of us who can't make it to the games stay updated. I look forward to hearing about the games from you. I am a Norman North fan and the team looks forward to going to SC whenever they can. This is two years in a row! I had a relative play on last years team. A team that graduated about 16 seniors and now has only 3 players that started or was a first sub. However, we'll do our best.

Can I get directions from Charlotte to Eagle Field? Is it at Airport HS?

Hurst i can't give you exact directions but yes it is at Aiport HS so if you know where that is the stadium is right beside the school. And does anyone know the score of this mornings game b/w Ocean Lakes vs West Florence or Daniel vs Hilton Head??

Directions are posted earlier in this thread (simply off I-26, exit 113 towards the Cola Airport and take a right on Boston Avenue).

Scoring updates for today:

Hilton Head 5:0 Daniel
West Florence 2:1 Ocean Lakes (VA)
Spring Valley 0:0 Summerville (halftime)
Lexington 0:1 Bishop England (halftime)

Here are Friday's results from the 2005 Palmetto Cup:

Finals:

West Florence 2:1 Ocean Lakes
at Eagle Stadium

Goals: (WF) Edward Lloyd, Joseph Hoefer; (OL) Scott Ankers; Saves: (WF) Jonathan Quarterman, 6; (OL) Jordan Martin, 3; Records: (WF) 5-6, (OL) 2-3.

Spring Valley 1:2 Summerville
at Eagle Stadium

Goals: (Sum) Henry Bennett, John Griffith; (SV) Patrick Clements; Assists: (Sum) Brad Stephens, Keenan Miller, Bennett; (SV) Sean Flynn; Records: (Sum) 10-3-1; (SV) 11-5-1.

From the Cage:
Lexington 0:2 Bishop England
Hilton Head 5:0 Daniel

It is pretty busy around here so we will update as often as we can. DE

Nice job Summerville! I'd like to see you guys get a shot at playing NN!

2005 Palmetto Cup
The Cage, April 1

Hilton Head 5-0 Daniel
Goals: (HH) Carlos Chirinos 2, Cristian Gandini, Diego Zanandreas, own goal. Assists: (HH) Gandini, Paul Vecchione, Justin Fox. Saves: (HH) Mike McCullion 2; (D) David Leininger 7, Palmer Dill 1. Shots: (HH) 18; (D) 4. Halftime: HH 3-0 D. PC Record: (HH) 1-1-1; (D) 0-3-0.

Bishop England 2-0 Lexington
Goals: (BE) Grant Hunter, Kyle Smith. Assists: (BE) James Ricciardone, Smith. Saves: (BE) Phillip Ricciardone 1; (L) Will Faulkner 3. Shots: (BE) 7; (L) 6. Halftime: BE 1-0 L. PC Record: (BE) 2-0-0; (L) 1-1-0.

Listed below are the standings/results/scores for the first two days of the 2005 Palmetto Cup hosted by Brookland-Cayce High School.

Group A
Brookland-Cayce (1-0-1, 16 points, 9 GF, 4 GA)
Dutch Fork (1-0-1, 14 points, 6 GF, 5 GA)
West Florence (1-1-0, 8 points, 2 GF, 6 GA)
Ocean Lakes-VA (0-2-0, 2 points, 2 GF, 4 GA)

Group B
Wando (2-0-0, 18 points, 5 GF, 1 GA)
Hilton Head (1-1-1, 17 points, 9 GF, 5 GA)
Norman North-OK (1-0-1, 15 points, 7 GF, 6 GA)
Daniel (0-3-0, 3 points, 3 GF, 12 GA)

Group C
Bishop England (2-0-0, 18 points, 5 GF, 1 GA)
Lexington (1-1-0, 9 points, 6 GF, 3 GA)
Ridge View (1-1-0, 9 points, 2 GF, 6 GA)
A.C. Flora (0-2-0, 1 point, 1 GF, 4 GA)

Group D
Summerville (2-0-0, 17 points, 4 GF, 1 GA)
Spring Valley (1-1-1, 14 points, 4 GF, 4 GA)
Fort Mill (0-0-1, 2 points, 1 GF, 1 GA, 1 straight red card)
Dreher (0-2-0, 0 points, 0 GF, 4 GA)

Wednesday, March 30 (17 Goals, 3 Matches, 5.67 Goals Per Game Average)
Spring Valley 2-0 Dreher
Lexington 6-1 Ridge View
Brookland-Cayce 4-4 Dutch Fork

Thursday, March 31 (36 Goals, 10 Matches, 3.60 Goals Per Game Average)
Norman North 4-3 Daniel
Ridge View 1-0 A.C. Flora
Summerville 2-0 Dreher
Wando 3-0 Daniel
Hilton Head 3-3 Norman North
Wando 2-1 Hilton Head
Fort Mill 1-1 Spring Valley
Dutch Fork 2-1 Ocean Lakes
Brookland-Cayce 5-0 West Florence
Bishop England 3-1 A.C. Flora

Friday, April 1 Schedule (42 Goals, 11 Matches, 3.82 Goals Per Game Average)
West Florence 2-1 Ocean Lakes
Summerville 2-1 Spring Valley
Fort Mill 5-3 Dreher
Dutch Fork 6-1 West Florence
Lexington 2-1 A.C. Flora
Fort Mill 0-0 Summerville
Hilton Head 5-0 Daniel
Bishop England 2-0 Lexington
Norman North 3-0 Wando
Ridge View 3-2 Bishop England
Brookland-Cayce 3-0 Ocean Lakes

Need a Fort Mill - Dreher halftime score?

Also, I assume I go I-26 West when I-77 ends in order to get to Airport?

Fort Mill 3:2 Dreher (Halftime)

68th minute

Fort Mill 3:3 Dreher

Exciting match!

70th minute

Fort Mill 4:3 Dreher

Last time I told FM to hang on the ref swallowed his whistle!

Just by looking at the scores, it seems Norman North isn't as strong as years past (particulary last year), I don't think they allowed one goal last year in the Palmetto Cup. Looks like a Wando vs. Summervile final

If FM hangs on, the FM - Summerville match tonight could be a good one!

Final from Eagle Stadium at Airport HS

Fort Mill 5:3 Dreher

If FM beats Summerville tonight do they advance?

I assume Summerville goes through with a draw.

Please look at the end of this thread for the updated scores and points. Thanks!

I can't find the point system. I'm assuming:

win = 6 points
draw = 3 points
goal = 1 point each (max 3)
shutout = 1 point

Maximum points for a victory is 10.

FM trails Summerville by 6. A FM victory by any score will get them the Group championship?

It looks that way, but they can't get any more red cards.

Yep....no more red cards.

you are correct in your assumption, however the point system is online at the Bearcat Soccer website ... but for your convenience, here is a recap of the points system:

6 points for a Win, 3 points for a Tie, 1 point for every goal up to three, 1 point for a shutout, 0 points for a loss, -1 point for an accumulated red card (two yellow cards), -2 points for a straight red card, 10 points maximum for each match.

Group Play Tie-breaker: (1) Head-to-head competition; (2) Goal differential; (3) Goals against; (4) Goals for; (5) Penalty Kick Shootout.

Dutch Fork 6:1 West Florence (final)
Norman North 3:0 Wando (final)

Hey Dave, have you heard anything about the NN Wando game score yet? Are they at the half yet?

GO NN!!

Listed below are the standings/results/scores/parings through Friday action at the 2005 Palmetto Cup hosted by Brookland-Cayce High School:

Group A (Points are final)
Brookland-Cayce (2-0-1, 26 points, 12 GF, 4 GA)
Dutch Fork (2-0-1, 23 points, 12 GF, 6 GA)
West Florence (1-2-0, 9 points, 3 GF, 12 GA)
Ocean Lakes-VA (0-3-0, 2 points, 2 GF, 7 GA)

Group B (Points are final)
Norman North-OK (2-0-1, 25 points, 10 GF, 6 GA)
Wando (2-1-0, 18 points, 5 GF, 4 GA)
Hilton Head (1-1-1, 17 points, 9 GF, 5 GA)
Daniel (0-3-0, 3 points, 3 GF, 12 GA)

Group C (Points are final)
Bishop England (2-1-0, 20 points, 7 GF, 4 GA)
Ridge View (2-1-0, 18 points, 5 GF, 8 GA)
Lexington (2-1-0, 17 points, 8 GF, 4 GA)
A.C. Flora (0-3-0, 2 points, 2 GF, 6 GA)

Group D (Points are final)
Summerville (2-0-1, 21 points, 4 GF, 1 GA)
Fort Mill (1-0-2, 15 points, 6 GF, 4 GA, 1 straight red card)
Spring Valley (1-1-1, 14 points, 4 GF, 4 GA)
Dreher (0-3-0, 3 points, 3 GF, 9 GA)

Wednesday, March 30 (17 Goals, 3 Matches, 5.67 Goals Per Game Average)
Spring Valley 2-0 Dreher
Lexington 6-1 Ridge View
Brookland-Cayce 4-4 Dutch Fork

Thursday, March 31 (36 Goals, 10 Matches, 3.60 Goals Per Game Average)
Norman North 4-3 Daniel
Ridge View 1-0 A.C. Flora
Summerville 2-0 Dreher
Wando 3-0 Daniel
Hilton Head 3-3 Norman North
Wando 2-1 Hilton Head
Fort Mill 1-1 Spring Valley
Dutch Fork 2-1 Ocean Lakes
Brookland-Cayce 5-0 West Florence
Bishop England 3-1 A.C. Flora

Friday, April 1 (42 Goals, 11 Matches, 3.82 Goals Per Game Average)
West Florence 2-1 Ocean Lakes
Summerville 2-1 Spring Valley
Fort Mill 5-3 Dreher
Dutch Fork 6-1 West Florence
Lexington 2-1 A.C. Flora
Fort Mill 0-0 Summerville
Hilton Head 5-0 Daniel
Bishop England 2-0 Lexington
Norman North 3-0 Wando
Ridge View 3-2 Bishop England
Brookland-Cayce 3-0 Ocean Lakes

Saturday, April 2 @ Eagle Stadium
9:30 am, Bishop England (2-1) vs. Summerville (2-0-1) -- Semifinals
11:30 pm, A.C. Flora (0-3) vs. Dreher (0-3)
1:30 pm, Lexington (2-1) vs. Spring Valley (1-1-1)
3:30 pm, Ridge View (2-1) vs. Fort Mill (1-0-2)

Saturday, April 2 @ The Cage
9:30 am, Brookland-Cayce (2-0-1) vs. Norman North-OK (2-0-1) -- Semifinals
12:30 pm, Ocean Lakes-VA (0-3) vs. Daniel (0-3)
2:30 pm, West Florence (1-2) vs. Hilton Head (1-1-1)
4:30 pm, Dutch Fork (2-0-1) vs. Wando (2-1)
7:00 pm, 9:30 am A/B Winner vs. C/D Winner -- Championship

You're killing us. Who won the 5 O'Clock games...RV v. BE and Lexington v. Flora.

Hopefully, Mother Nature will cooperate with us tomorrow and we will have a "Sunny and 70-Degree Day"! However, Saturday looks like a dry and windy day according to the Weather Channel with highs in the upper 50s at best. Bring a wind jacket and a heavy coat for the Championship Match at The Cage (7 p.m.).

Any updates on the early matches?

Semifinal results from The 13th Annual Palmetto Cup:

Bishop England 2:0 Summerville
Norman North (OK) 5:2 Brookland-Cayce

Championship Match at 7:00 PM: Bishop England v. Norman North (OK) at The Cage.

Other Final Round Action:

A.C. Flora 0:0 Dreher
Daniel 3:0 Ocean Lakes-VA
Spring Valley 2:1 Lexington
Hilton Head 5:1 West Florence
Fort Mill 2:1 Ridge View
Dutch Fork 0:1 Wando

CHAMPIONSHIP
Bishop England 0:1 (ot) Norman North-OK

[ April 02, 2005, 09:05 PM: Message edited by: Kevin Heise ]

so what are the standings as of right now?

any update on the DF vs Wando score??

any one have a score for the Finals??

oh nvm i see it one the post above

Norman North 1
Bishop England 0 in overtime.
Any report on the game?

Wow, I know a loss is a loss no matter how large the margin is but a 1-0 loss to NN in overtime is not a bad showing considering how they dealt with everyone else. Looks like it was a great tournament for BE.

It was a very good game. Norman North had many more scoring chances than BE did. BE had one maybe two good chances, NN had a few more. The goal in overtime was an own goal for BE with about one minute to play in 2nd overtime. It was not the defenders fault, he tried getting his body in the way of the shot and it deflected off of him, just unlucky. Both teams should be proud of the way they played.

I agree with Drave, Norman North had a good game in every aspect except finishing. Of their 15 or so shots, they had maybe 7 or 8 on frame, and on those shots, Bishop England's Keeper, a sophmore, had quite a few exceptional saves. BE was forced to play very defensively and didn't have numbers when they won the ball. The wind effected the game, as well as the earlier games, causing BE to have a hard time with their through balls. Good luck to BE on their season, and I believe that they are probably the top team in 2a

As far as the semi final games, I wasn't at the BE summerville game, but as for the BC Norman North game, the score doesn't show a completely accurate summary. BC outshot Norman North 15 to 8. Norman North finished well in this game, and made BC pay for any mistake they made. At halftime (with the strong winds at Norman North's back) the score was 3-0, but BC didn't give up and fought hard for a good second half.

Dutch Fork had their share of chances to put away Wando as well, but didn't convert.

..next time i'm in Cola.. I'm hanging out with all the cool soccer people in the press box..

Does anyone know who was in goal for BE? Ricciardone or Calandra?

I would just like to commend everyone associated with the tournament for a job well done. Even with all of the bad weather, the tournament stayed on schedule and the fields held up incredibly well under the circumstances. The field of teams was very strong and there were a lot of close games that could have gone either way. To everyone involved, give yourself a pat on the back.

Way to go BE!!! Was NN that good? How did they (or anyone) beat Wando 3-0? Can someone give more details on the games?

also how did NN only tie hilton head and barely beat daniel??