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Brookland-Cayce High School will host the 14th Annual Palmetto Cup April 12-15, 2006 in Cayce-West Columbia, South Carolina. The 16-team tournament was recognized by StudentSportsSoccer.Com as the "Southeast's premier boys high school soccer tournament", this spring and has been attended by five out-of-state teams including: Atlee-VA (2002-03); Kempsville-VA (2000); Norman North-OK (2000-02-04-05); Ocean Lakes-VA (2005); and Science Hill-TN (1999). The tourney also features the top soccer programs from the Palmetto State annually. Each team is guaranteed four matches, in which three involve group play. The Palmetto Cup has attracted major interest from collegiate programs around the Southeast and is used as a showcase for prep soccer. Palmetto Cup Champions: 1993 Brookland-Cayce; 1994 Richland Northeast; 1995 Chapin; 1996 West Florence; 1997 Brookland-Cayce; 1998 Socastee; 1999 Ridge View; 2000 Norman North-OK; 2001 Ridge View; 2002 Bishop England; 2003 Spring Valley; 2004 Norman North-OK; 2005 Norman North-OK. The entry fee for the tournament is $300 and each team is also required to purchase 18 t-shirts at $10 each ($180). It is highly recommended that your school is on spring break or that you have "clearance" to participate on multiple days as there is very little schedule flexibility due to the time constraints of the tourney. If you are interested in participating in the 2006 tournament, please contact Palmetto Cup director Kyle Heise at kyle@scsoccer.com. [ April 04, 2006, 04:53 PM: Message edited by: Kyle Heise ]
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The 2006 Palmetto Cup, hosted by Brookland-Cayce High School, is almost finalized with 16 teams competing next spring, April 12-15.
The tournament field is set with 12 teams from South Carolina and four out of state teams, one each from Alaska, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Wyoming.
Class 4A
#5 Wando, 24-2-1
#6 Fort Mill, 18-4-2
#7 Hilton Head, 19-6-2
#8 Summerville, 18-6-2
#9 James Island, 16-5-1
#14 Spring Valley, 16-9-1
Lexington, 14-10-0
Class 3A
#2 Socastee, 16-4-4
#4 Daniel, 18-6-0
#6 Riverside, 14-6-0
#8 Brookland-Cayce, 16-8-1
#14 Airport, 15-7-0
Out of State
Farragut (Knoxville, TN)
Kelly Walsh (Casper, WY)
Putnam City North (Oklahoma City, OK)
South Anchorage (Anchorage, AK)
Brackets will be set later this Fall and our hope is to have an out of state team and three S.C. teams in each group. Travel arrangements will dictate this scenario.
Should any of the teams listed above have to cancel their commitment, we have several teams waiting in the queue.
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would you allow any 2A teams to join.
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We invited the defending 2A State Champion, Bishop England (as we do every year), but the Battling Bishops cannot play during Holy Week of Easter. I think the next time BE will be eligible is in 2007.
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Any idea why Norman North do not wish to defend it??
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Bazza, Norman North-OK has been to the Palmetto Cup four times since 2000 and just wanted a change of scenery for Spring Break next year. I don't blame them and they know they are welcome in the future. They'll be playing in a tournament in Alabama, I believe Birmingham, instead.
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normally i would ask why there are no SCISA teams in the tournament but seeing the list of teams i think it is pretty self explanitory. this has to be the deepest field i have seen. lexington is the only non ranked team in and we played them last year..they are quality
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I have always said your tournament is by far the best I have ever been to, we have always enjoyed each trip to the Palmetto Cup and have all the respect in the world for the teams we have played, as well as the coaches, we have been very fortunate in our success but I believe that is due to the fact that my kids get very fired up to play in that particular tournament. I think you do a wonderful job in running the tournament and I have never had any complaints. I enjoy the website and read a few remarks from some people that did not want us to return and I did not think an invitation was extended for this next year. If I misunderstood that I apologize. We by no means meant any disrespect by not returning to defend our championship in the Palmetto Cup.
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A number of Midlands schools that participated in the past (Ridgeview, Flora, Dreher) are not on this year's list of participants. Did they choose not to play or were they not invited?
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Ridge View has region matches the same week as the Palmetto Cup, so the Blazers could not participate. Airport is new to the tournament this year and replaced Dreher, who opted not to return after two years. Both are members of the same region Brookland-Cayce is in (Region 5-3A). A.C. Flora has played in the tournament three times since 1999 and we try to spread it around, especially with four out of state teams coming to the 2006 Palmetto Cup. Palmetto Cup History (1993-2005)
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Looks like a great field. When the time comes, let me know what I can do to help.
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Glad to see Riverside back in the tourney. Should be alot of fun for the Warriors!
As for Dreher and Flora, according to the link they only won 3 of 19 games, so maybe they did not deserve to return.
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I played for Farragut in 1987 and 1988. In '87 we won the state. Great program.
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Has Porter-Gaud been asked? B/c they may be a fighting chance in Scisa this year.
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The 16 teams listed above are all confirmed for the 2006 Palmetto Cup. Brackets will be published in the next few days!
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porter gaud will have a fighting chance in scisa this year but saying that they are an overall state power able to compete with the best that the state has plus teams from around the country, might be a reach.
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Hilton Head is happy to play in the Palmetto Cup... we played great competition in the past few years... although we were hoping for one last chance at Norman North for our seniors
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too bad they aren't playing in the Palmetto cup this year eh?
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when are the brackets for the cup going to be posted.
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The Palmetto Cup is a sanctioned event per the NFHS .
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[ December 10, 2005, 01:04 PM: Message edited by: Kevin Heise ]
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Unfortunately, Putnam City North of Oklahoma has had to withdraw from the tournament due to travel restrictions per their district office (fuel costs) and we now have an opening for another team. If your high school is looking to travel for the spring season and can play April 12-15, 2006 in a highly competitive tournament please contact tournament director Kyle Heise kyle@scsoccer.com.
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How about Pinewood Prep or Porter-Gaud? Both of these teams should be pretty good this year.
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Coaches -- We are still searching for a replacement team for Putnam City North (OK) for the Palmetto Cup, April 12-15, 2006. If you are interested, please contact me at kevin@scsoccer.com.
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Hammer -- We have contacted Porter-Gaud and Pinewood Prep. P-G is not available this year, and we have not received a reply from Pinewood Prep. Thanks for asking! We are still searching for one team that is interested in participating in the tournament. We have contacted several other programs as well, but some are committed to other tourneys and such. If interested, please contact me ASAP at kevin@scsoccer.com! Thanks!
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Kevin - I sent word of the opening to the Pinewood coach. I believe they are already playing at that time or are already at their max as allowed by SCISA.
Thanks for considering Pinewood. I hope you'll keep them in mind in the future. You have a first class competition and I believe Pinewood will be worthy of a spot for the next couple of years.
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Several replies have come through this morning. We should have an announcement by the weekend. Thanks!
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Northwestern HS of Rock Hill will round out the 16-team Palmetto Cup this spring. This will be Northwestern's fourth visit to the Palmetto Cup, but first since 1996. The Trojans own a 4-5 record in the PC and finished as Runners-Up to Chapin in 1995. We appreciate the Trojans and first year coach Dominic Wren for their interest and participation in the 14th Annual Palmetto Cup and welcome all participating teams to the Cayce/West Columbia communities in April! Palmetto Cup History
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so what is to become of northwestern's spring break tournament?
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I don't know for sure, but I'd guess that since there was a coaching change that the tournament has died.
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Northwestern is still planning on hosting a JV Tournament this year. Due to the coaching change, there is going to be a one year break in Northwestern hosting their Varsity Spring Break Tournament.
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Northwestern has committed to play in the Palmetto Cup April 12-15 and we are very excited to have the Trojans and their terrific program in the tournament this year!
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Thanks NHSXCoach! How many seniors does Northwestern have this year?
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The 2006 Palmetto Cup schedule has been finalized. To view the PDF with brackets and tourney schedule, click here.
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Super field for next spring's tournament. According to the 2005 Massey Ratings, the 13 in-state teams participating in the 2006 Palmetto Cup were all rated amongst the top 35 teams statewide last year, including four teams in the top 10.
#2 Northwestern
#5 Wando
#8 Socastee
#10 Fort Mill
#11 Summerville
#12 Hilton Head
#18 James Island
#19 Spring Valley
#21 Daniel
#23 Riverside
#25 Brookland-Cayce
#26 Lexington
#35 Airport
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Here's a quick breakdown of the out of state teams that have participated in the Palmetto Cup: ALASKA South Anchorage (2006) OKLAHOMA Norman North (2000, 2002, 2004, 2005) -- 15-1-2 (3 Championships) VIRGINIA Atlee (2002, 2003) -- 4-3-1 Kempsville (2000) -- 3-0-1 Ocean Lakes (2005) -- 0-4-0 TENNESSEE Farragut (2006) Science Hill (1999) -- 2-2-0 WYOMING Kelly Walsh (2006) 2006 Palmetto Cup Information
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14th Annual Palmetto Cup Tournament Schedule
April 12-15 | Cayce-West Columbia, South Carolina
ADMISSION IS $5 PER MATCH OR $15 FOR TOURNAMENT PASS
Group A - Brookland-Cayce, James Island, Lexington, South Anchorage (Anchorage, Alaska)
Group B - Daniel, Northwestern, Socastee, Summerville
Group C - Airport, Fort Mill, Hilton Head, Kelly Walsh (Casper, Wyoming)
Group D - Farragut (Knoxville, Tennessee), Riverside, Spring Valley, Wando
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 @ EAGLE STADIUM
M1, 2:00 pm - Northwestern vs. Summerville
M2, 4:00 pm - Spring Valley vs. Farragut
M3, 5:45 pm - Airport vs. Kelly Walsh
M4, 7:30 pm - Brookland-Cayce vs. Lexington
THURSDAY, APRIL 13 @ EAGLE STADIUM
M5, 9:30 am - Fort Mill vs. Hilton Head
M7, 11:15 am - Summerville vs. Daniel
M8, 1:00 pm - Farragut vs. Riverside
M11, 5:30 pm - Hilton Head vs. Airport
M13, 7:15 pm - Daniel vs. Socastee
THURSDAY, APRIL 13 @ THE CAGE
M6, 10:00 am - Socastee vs. Northwestern
M9, 2:30 pm - Lexington vs. South Anchorage
M10, 4:15 pm - Kelly Walsh vs. Fort Mill
M12, 6:00 pm - James Island vs. Brookland-Cayce
M14, 7:45 pm - Riverside vs. Wando
FRIDAY, APRIL 14 @ EAGLE STADIUM
M15, 9:00 am - James Island vs. South Anchorage
M17, 10:45 am - Spring Valley vs. Riverside
M19, 3:45 pm - Airport vs. Fort Mill
M21, 5:30 pm - Lexington vs. James Island
M23, 7:15 pm - Wando vs. Spring Valley
FRIDAY, APRIL 14 @ THE CAGE
M16, 9:00 am - Summerville vs. Socastee
M18, 10:45 am - Wando vs. Farragut
M20, 4:00 pm - Hilton Head vs. Kelly Walsh
M22, 5:45 pm - Northwestern vs. Daniel
M24, 7:30 pm - South Anchorage vs. Brookland-Cayce
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ USC SOCCER PRACTICE FIELDS
M25, 9:30 am - A#1 vs. B#1 (Semifinals, 1-4)
M26, 9:30 am - C#1 vs. D#1 (Semifinals, 1-4)
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ EAGLE STADIUM
M27, 11:30 am - C#4 vs. D#4 (Placement Match, 13-16)
M29, 1:30 pm - C#3 vs. D#3 (Placement Match, 9-12)
M31, 3:30 pm - C#2 vs. D#2 (Placement Match, 5-8)
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ THE CAGE
M28, 12:30 pm - A#4 vs. B#4 (Placement Match, 13-16)
M30, 2:30 pm - A#3 vs. B#3 (Placement Match, 9-12)
M32, 4:30 pm - A#2 vs. B#2 (Placement Match, 5-8)
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ USC - STONE STADIUM
M33, 7:30 pm - M25 Winner vs. M26 Winner (Championship, 1-2)
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Good luck to all the teams in the tournament. I played in it last year and it was very competitive should be some good matchups, and I hope I can get out and watch some.
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As the tournament is nearing, I thought I'd bring this up to the top for some early discussion, or atleast so its easier to access when it does come, and no one makes a topic such as "can anyone tell me who's playing in the palmetto cup?"
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It should be noted that Wednesday's games will be played at Airport's Eagle Stadium, and the semi's will be at the USC practice fields, with the final match at USC's Stone Stadium. But I'm sure Kyle will update the schedule with the correct locations soon.
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Quite a stellar field for the tourney this year. It's hard to pick a group of death...But I will go ahead and say that with the Tennessee power, Spring Valley, Wando, and Riverside, that group will be the toughest to come out of. Airport appears to be a little over matched, and I wouldn't hold it against them to lose all their games by 3 goals or more. Their group may be the weakest, but unless there is an overbearing performance from the Wyoming team (I don't doubt that they can pull it off) I'll say that Fort Mill and Hilton Head will be a battle. I'll guess that FM comes out of that group, but they'll lose in the semi to either Spring Valley, or Farragut (I'm hoping it'll be Spring Valley due to SC loyalty). Group A is certainly another apparent group of assortment of annihilation, and between BC, Lexington, and James Island (again, hoping for a strong showing from the SC boy's) BC can take thier group, assuming my predictions for this week are correct. Northwestern will win their group, but Daniel isn't a pushover. Northwestern in turn wins their semifinal and tops Spring Valley for the 'ship.
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This has been updated due to the change in some field locations.
14th Annual Palmetto Cup Tournament Schedule
April 12-15 | Cayce-Columbia-West Columbia, South Carolina
ADMISSION IS $5 PER MATCH OR $15 FOR TOURNAMENT PASS
Group A - Brookland-Cayce, James Island, Lexington, South Anchorage (Anchorage, Alaska)
Group B - Daniel, Northwestern, Socastee, Summerville
Group C - Airport, Fort Mill, Hilton Head, Kelly Walsh (Casper, Wyoming)
Group D - Farragut (Knoxville, Tennessee), Riverside, Spring Valley, Wando
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 @ EAGLE STADIUM
M1, 2:00 pm - Northwestern vs. Summerville
M2, 4:00 pm - Spring Valley vs. Farragut
M3, 5:45 pm - Airport vs. Kelly Walsh
M4, 7:30 pm - Brookland-Cayce vs. Lexington
THURSDAY, APRIL 13 @ EAGLE STADIUM
M5, 9:30 am - Fort Mill vs. Hilton Head
M7, 11:15 am - Summerville vs. Daniel
M8, 1:00 pm - Farragut vs. Riverside
M11, 5:30 pm - Hilton Head vs. Airport
M13, 7:15 pm - Daniel vs. Socastee
THURSDAY, APRIL 13 @ THE CAGE
M6, 10:00 am - Socastee vs. Northwestern
M9, 2:30 pm - Lexington vs. South Anchorage
M10, 4:15 pm - Kelly Walsh vs. Fort Mill
M12, 6:00 pm - James Island vs. Brookland-Cayce
M14, 7:45 pm - Riverside vs. Wando
FRIDAY, APRIL 14 @ EAGLE STADIUM
M15, 9:00 am - James Island vs. South Anchorage
M17, 10:45 am - Spring Valley vs. Riverside
M19, 3:45 pm - Airport vs. Fort Mill
M21, 5:30 pm - Lexington vs. James Island
M23, 7:15 pm - Wando vs. Spring Valley
FRIDAY, APRIL 14 @ THE CAGE
M16, 9:00 am - Summerville vs. Socastee
M18, 10:45 am - Wando vs. Farragut
M20, 4:00 pm - Hilton Head vs. Kelly Walsh
M22, 5:45 pm - Northwestern vs. Daniel
M24, 7:30 pm - South Anchorage vs. Brookland-Cayce
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
M25, 9:30 am - C#1 vs. D#1 (Semifinals, 1-4) - Men's Soccer Practice Field on Rosewood Dr./S. Marion St.
M26, 9:30 am - A#1 vs. B#1 (Semifinals, 1-4) - Men's Soccer Practice Field or Stone Stadium
M33, 7:30 pm - M25 Winner vs. M26 Winner (Championship, 1-2) - Stone Stadium
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ EAGLE STADIUM
M27, 11:30 am - C#4 vs. D#4 (Placement Match, 13-16)
M29, 1:30 pm - C#3 vs. D#3 (Placement Match, 9-12)
M31, 3:30 pm - C#2 vs. D#2 (Placement Match, 5-8)
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ THE CAGE
M28, 12:30 pm - A#4 vs. B#4 (Placement Match, 13-16)
M30, 2:30 pm - A#3 vs. B#3 (Placement Match, 9-12)
M32, 4:30 pm - A#2 vs. B#2 (Placement Match, 5-8)
Current Ranking/Record
Class 4A
#1 Northwestern (12-1), #2 Hilton Head (12-3), #3 Wando (13-2-1), #6 Spring Valley (12-3), #7 James Island (11-3-1), #8 Lexington (11-2), #10 Fort Mill (11-2), #14 Summerville (9-7)
Class 3A
#4 Daniel (12-1), #6 Riverside (12-2), #8 Brookland-Cayce (8-7), #9 Socastee (7-5-1), #12 Airport (12-4)
Non-South Carolina
Farragut-TN (4-1-3), Kelly Walsh-WY (3-1-0), South Anchorage-AK (0-0-0)
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GOod Luck to all the TEAMS In the Palmetto CUP..
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Listed below are the opponent winning percentages of 2006 Palmetto Cup participants. Pretty impressive that every team in the field boasts better than a 55% mark and seven squads are more than 60% -- that's playing some competitive soccer!
.661, 3A Socastee (8-5-1)
.641, 3A Brookland-Cayce (9-7-0)
.631, 3A Riverside (12-2-0)
.627, 4A Summerville (9-7-0)
.625, 4A Spring Valley (12-3-0)
.609, 3A Farragut-TN (5-1-3)
.606, 4A James Island (11-3-1)
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.574, 3A Airport (12-4-0)
.572, 4A Northwestern (12-1-0)
.564, 4A Wando (14-2-1)
.563, 3A Daniel (12-1-0)
.561, 4A Hilton Head (12-3-0)
.554, 4A Fort Mill (10-2-0)
.552, 4A Lexington (11-3-0)
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n/a, 4A Kelly Walsh-WY (2-1-1)
n/a, 4A South Anchorage-AK (0-0-0)
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Kyle... it will be a very enjoyable tournament and I hope attendance is good. Quick question...based on the numbers you calculated using ties correct?
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Schedule posted earlier in this thread is correct and up to date as of 4/7/06.
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Map of Brookland-Cayce High School. Spectator parking is available in front of BCHS along State Street as well as behind The Cage (soccer stadium) in the old tennis court lot. Team buses should park on the 7th Street side of campus in the dirt lot at the west end of The Cage. Only team buses and match officials will be allowed to enter this lot. No visitor parking will be allowed inside the brick gate behind the scoreboard at The Cage. Aerial view for map of five-mile radius of BCHS with interstate system. Directions to Airport High School from Brookland-Cayce HS. Parking will be available in the lot that you enter from Boston Avenue. The Visitor's side of Eagle Stadium will be the only side that is open for the Palmetto Cup (non-pressbox side). The ticket gate, canteen, and restrooms will be open on this site. Map of USC Soccer Practice Fields for Saturday, April 15 Palmetto Cup Semifinals (9:30 am). Parking should be available in the lot adjacent to Beckham Field, which is the softball stadium on South Marion Street. Additional parking is available at the Roundhouse on the corner of Rosewood Drive and South Marion Street. Map of USC Eugene E. Stone Stadium for Saturday, April 15 Palmetto Cup Championship (7:00 pm). Parking space will be limited as USC hosts Ole Miss at Sarge Frye Field in SEC college baseball action, but there should be parking available at Bates West dormitory off Whaley Street. Map of USC Campus Overview. For those teams traveling to the Palmetto Cup, please consider taking advantage of touring the University of South Carolina campus, which is just five minutes from BCHS. If you would like to take a student-guided tour, please check out the USC Visitor Center link to arrange a tour via appointment. Make sure that you stress that you would like to tour the campus and the athletic facilities. Things to do in the Midlands, when you're not playing in the Palmetto Cup. All of these sites are just minutes from BCHS: Riverbanks Zoo & Gardens -- South Carolina's Most Outstanding Tourist Attraction S.C. State Museum -- South Carolina State History Under One Roof S.C. State House -- Center of S.C. State Government EdVenture Children's Museum -- The South's Largest Children's Museum River Alliance -- What 90 Miles of River Can Be Cayce Historical Museum -- Cayce: From the "Back Country of the Colonial Era to Today" The Palmetto Cup Tournament Program is available online and is a PDF file. Programs will be on sale for $2 at the tournament. Cayce Weather forecast for Cayce, SC. As of Sunday, April 9, the 10-day forecast has the following highs/lows projected for our tournament: WED (77/53, 20% rain); THU (80/58, 20% rain); FRI (82/61, 20% rain); SAT (85/60, 20% rain). Every day is supposed to be sunny. ![[Smile]](images/icons/smile.gif)
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so Kyle... whats gonna happen to the players who got red cards is it one game or what???
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If it was a straight red card, then that is a two game suspension. However, with this being Chirinos' second red card of the season, technically he should be disqualified for the remainder of the year. But, that's something the SCHSL, your A.D., and boys soccer coach will have to filter through. I know this, if he plays and isn't supposed to then those matches are privy to being forfeited by the Seahawks. I suggest someone from HHHS get in touch with Roger Hazel of the SCHSL first thing tomorrow!
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So.. where do I pick-up my "Benp Pass"??
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I'll be selling them at the entrance to all three stadiums, just look to your left just before you enter the gates. Prices depend on how much I like your posting.
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I'll probably only come for the Championship match (would come more but I have family in town).. I just want to feel special.. :|
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heres a crazy fact...a cousin of mine plays for South Anchorage...blows my mind that his high school is coming all the way down to BC half an hour from where i live to play the teams that i play in our region. Shame is that he broke his leg during try outs and didnt make the trip...but what are the chances that my cousins high school from Alaska would find its way down here to play teams from my region.
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Bumping this up to reflect the schedule and information concerning the Palmetto Cup. Check out Brookland-Cayce Bearcat Soccer for more information.
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Does anyone know the situation with the red cards or which teams may be affected by the ruling? I know some of the teams playing in the PC will already be missing key starters due to injuries, vacations, etc.
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we have already been warned about those beloved HH players who are so dedicated enough to skip town during the tournament
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Check this thread for continued coverage of the Palmetto Cup hosted by Brookland-Cayce High School.
Wednesday, April 11 @ Airport High School (Eagle Stadium)
2:00 pm -- 4A #1 Northwestern (13-1) vs. 4A #14 Summerville (10-7)
4:00 pm -- 4A # Spring Valley (13-3) vs. Farragut-TN (5-1-4)
5:45 pm -- 3A #12 Airport (12-4) vs. Kelly Walsh-WY (3-1-1)
7:30 pm -- 3A #7 Brookland-Cayce (9-7) vs. 4A #9 Lexington (11-3)
Come out and enjoy the beautiful weather and what promises to be a great day of high school soccer today at Eagle Stadium on the Airport High School campus in West Columbia.
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4/12/06 Palmetto Cup Now a Nationwide AffairThis year, top teams from Wyoming, Alaska, Tennessee join S.C.’s best Akilah Imani Nelson, The State
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Kyle... I read The State this morning and it said today's games were being played at the USC practice fields??? All your documentation says Eagle stadium.
I assume that The State is wrong. If not let me know as I provided some info to friends of mine to attend the games.
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Has the state ever been right?...Yes they are wrong!
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WED - Eagle Stadium
THU/FRI/SAT - The Cage & Eagle Stadium
SAT - Semifinals @ USC Practice Fields
SAT - Championship @ USC Stone Stadium
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SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD #@@#$%^&*@#% TOURNAMENT!!!
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I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE THAT KID THAT FOR PLAYS BROOKLAND CAYCE THAT IS AN ALL AMERICAN AND THAT GUY FROM HILTON HEAD THAT PLAYS FORWARD!!! I HEARD THESE ARE GOOD @#!$%^#^&&##@ PLAYERS!!!
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Gentlemen -
I spoke to Roger Hazel at the SCHSL and a "soft" red is not an ejection that warrants a suspension. This is what I understood and this is confirmed. It is unfortunate that situations like the one described by Coach Chass occur (an opposing coach or fan mis-interpretting the rules and causing a player to unnecessarily miss a game), but the fact is that a second yellow card in one high school match results in only a "soft" red and is not considered an ejection that warrants a suspension (I have always equated it to a basketball player receiving his fifth personal foul and sitting the remainder of the game).
The first "straight" or "hard" red card during a season results in a one game suspension. The second results in a two week suspension. Carlos Chirinos (and I assume the young man from Summerville) will serve that suspension by sitting out the first match in the Palmetto Cup.
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"An athlete who is ejected for the second time in the same sport will have his or her athletic eligibility
removed for a minimum of two weeks. An athlete who has been ejected from three contests during a
school year (all sports) shall become ineligible for the remainder of the school year. Game officials
must report all player ejections so that the League Office can officially notify the school of each
violation. When an athlete is ejected for the second time in the same sport, the school is required to
immediately begin the above prescribed penalty" That comes from the HSL handbook. If the player was ejected, wether it was soft or hard, it was still an ejection. Is all this a misinterpretation of the rules, or is the rule just not clear enough?
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Chuck -
The rules are clear, but you have to read the entire rule to understand its purpose and intent.
Your quote is a portion of the Constitution of the SCHSL that addresses unsportsmanlike acts and applies to all sports (not just soccer). The rule begins by stating:
"Unsportsmanlike acts that take place at the site of an interscholastic contest are League matters. The League shall discipline violators of the following items.
1. An athlete who is ejected for using abusive language, flagrantly or maliciously contacting another person, making obscene gestures to opponents or spectators, shall be ineligible for a minimum of the next contest to the maximum of one year depending on the seriousness of the violation."
The rule continues on to ultimately include your quote.
Any act on a high school soccer field that includes "abusive language, flagrantly or maliciously contacting another person, making obscene gestures to opponents or spectators" is a straight or hard red and is considered an ejection under this rule. In fact, the report filed by the referee of the Hilton Head/Summerville match on April 7, 2006 specifically cited violent conduct on the part of both the Hilton Head (striking/elbowing an opposing player) and Summerville (spitting/use of foul language) player as the reason for the ejection. The match referee has summarized the conduct in another thread. Consequently, the SCHSL has notified both schools that their respective player has been suspended for one game.
However, a soft red comes from accumulating two lesser offenses that are not addressed by this rule. Consequently, a soft red is not considered an ejection (just as a fifth personal foul in a basketball game is not considered an ejection) under this rule.
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Yeah, I'm not questioning you lfc, just pointing out the lack of clarity. No where does it dissern between "hard" and "soft" reds. But either way, both ARE ejections. The point I am trying to make is that it needs to be distinct in its wording, as soccer is the only sport that hands out cards for vicous/flagrant/continuous foul play. A yellow can result from a flagrant foul, but is not an ejection just a "stern" warning. We need to have the constitution amended to reflect the rules of soccer and this matter.
Yes, basketball is similar. But those players fouls out, they are not ejected. A slight difference.
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I would have to agree with Chuck... I do not believe that a soft red is "fouling" out. In soccer 2 yellows equals a red. HS decided to call it a soft red, in other words "he really did not mean to do it". The offender is removed from the game and replaced.
Thus the "fouling out" analogy. Problem is that what constitutes a yellow in HS or in FIFA rules is still the same.
I will claim ignorance of the details in Basketball, but a foul is called not because you are playing in unsportsmanlike behavior but because you did not defend the man correctly, this in soccer is called...TADA!!!... a foul.
A yellow card is given because of unsportsmanlike behavior, completely different.
Is there a rule based on accumulations? or what about a history of receiving cards?
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Chuck -
I completely agree about the need for more clarity and "soccer-specific" rules.
As an example, we all know that a player that intentionally uses his hand/arm to prevent a goal is subject to a red card (and PK), but this is not "abusive language, flagrantly or maliciously contacting another person, making obscene gestures to opponents or spectators" and could arguably not warrant even a one game suspension. However, I believe that we all accept that the rules of soccer require a one-game suspension in that case as well.
Sorry, I am going off point.
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DAY 1
Match #1 - Eagle Stadium
NORTHWESTERN 5-0 SUMMERVILLE
Halftime: N 3-0 S.
1:34 - (N) James Clinton from Vance Benson
19:14 - (N) Clinton from Ryan Kropp
34:47 - (N) Enzo Martinez from Ben Brannan
45:56 - (N) Andrew Phillips
57:47 - (N) Clinton from Reid Hovis
Shots: N 20-5 S.
Saves: N - Taylor Crawford 2; S - Ron Murray 9.
Corner Kicks: N - 3; S - 1.
Offsides: N - 7; S - 2.
Fouls: N - 17; S - 18.
Cautions: S - Joe Begley (22'), Stephen Kaskin (56'), Konner McGee (67').
Records: N (14-1); S (10-8).
Match #2 - Eagle Stadium
FARRAGUT 3-2 SPRING VALLEY
Halftime: F 2-2 SV.
19:11 - (SV) Eamon Penland
24:58 - (SV) Patrick Clements
38:05 - (F) Joseph Muth from Jake Russell
39:25 - (F) Muth
75:40 - (F) Russell
Shots: F 9-8 SV.
Saves: F - ? 5; SV - Davis Jenkins - 5.
Corner Kicks: F 9-2 SV.
Offsides: F - 2; SV - 1.
Fouls: F - 18; SV - 13.
Cautions: none
Records: F (6-1-4); SV (13-4).
Match #3 - Eagle Stadium
KELLY WALSH 4-2 AIRPORT
Halftime: A 1-0 KW.
17:56 - (A) Cody Crocker from Jarrett Epperson
46:15 - (KW) Sean Bell
50:57 - (KW) Kramer Hirz from Joe Gunderson
58:45 - (A) Willie Salcedo (penalty kick)
66:42 - (KW) Bell (penalty kick)
67:30 - (KW) Tyler Barrett
Shots: KW - 13, A - 3.
Saves: KW - Zach Johnson 1, Zack Hutchinson 0; A - Daniel Baker 5.
Corner Kicks: KW - 5; A - 4.
Offsides: none
Fouls: KW - 8; A - 11.
Cautions: none.
Records: KW (4-1-1); A (12-5).
Match #4 - Eagle Stadium
BROOKLAND-CAYCE 0-0 LEXINGTON
Halftime; BC 0-0 L.
Shots: BC - 11; L - 9.
Saves: BC - JC Gypin 6; L - Ty Osborne 5.
Corner Kicks: BC - 3; L - 4.
Offsides: none
Fouls: BC - 8; L - 12.
Cautions: BC - Blake Hinton (33').
Records: BC (9-7-1); L (11-3-1).
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THURSDAY SCORES/RESULTS -- Airport, Brookland-Cayce, Daniel, Farragut-TN, Fort Mill, Hilton Head, James Island, Kelly Walsh-WY, Lexington, Northwestern, Riverside, Socastee, South Anchorage-AK, Spring Valley, Summerville, and Wando
@ Eagle Stadium (AHS)
Hilton Head 2-0 Fort Mill
Daniel 4-1 Summerville
Farragut 3-1 Riverside
Hilton Head 6-1 Airport
Daniel 4-2 Socastee
@ The Cage (BCHS)
Northwestern 5-2 Socastee
Lexington 4-0 South Anchorage
Fort Mill 2-1 Kelly Walsh
Brookland-Cayce 2-1 James Island
Wando 3-1 Riverside
2-DAY POINT TOTALS
Group A - L (14, 1-0-1); B-C (12, 1-0-1); JI (1, 0-0-1); SA (0, 0-1-0).
Group B - N (19, 2-0-0); D (18, 2-0-0); SOC (4, 0-2-0); SUM (1, 0-2-0).
Group C - HH (18, 2-0-0); KW (10, 1-1-0); FM (8, 1-1-0); A (3, 0-2-0).
Group D - F (18, 2-0-0); W (9, 1-0-0); SV (2, 0-1-0); R (2, 0-2-0)
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FRIDAY SCORES/RESULTS -- Airport, Brookland-Cayce, Daniel, Farragut-TN, Fort Mill, Hilton Head, James Island, Kelly Walsh-WY, Lexington, Northwestern, Riverside, Socastee, South Anchorage-AK, Spring Valley, Summerville, and Wando
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James Island 2-0 South Anchorage
Spring Valley 3-0 Riverside
Fort Mill 4-0 Airport
Lexington 1-1 James Island
Spring Valley 3-2 Wando
@ The Cage (BCHS)
Socastee 3-1 Summerville
Farragut 1-1 Wando
Hilton Head 4-2 Kelly Walsh
Northwestern 4-0 Daniel
Brookland-Cayce 5-2 South Anchorage
FINAL POINT TOTALS
Group A
#1 Brookland-Cayce (21, 2-0-1, 7 GF, 3 GA)
#2 Lexington (18, 1-0-2, 5 GF, 1 GA)
#3 James Island (14, 1-1-1, 4 GF, 3 GA)
#4 South Anchorage (2, 0-3-0, 2 GF, 11 GA)
Group B
#1 Northwestern (29, 3-0-0, 14 GF, 2 GA)
#2 Daniel (18, 2-1-0, 8 GF, 7 GA)
#3 Socastee (13, 1-2-0, 7 GF, 10 GA)
#4 Summerville (2, 0-3-0, 2 GF, 13 GA)
Group C
#1 Hilton Head (27, 3-0-0, 12 GF, 3 GA)
#2 Fort Mill (18, 2-1-0, 6 GF, 3 GA)
#3 Kelly Walsh (12, 1-2-0, 7 GF, 7 GA)
#4 Airport (3, 0-3-0, 3 GF, 14 GA)
Group D
#1 Farragut (22, 2-0-1, 7 GF, 4 GA)
#2 Spring Valley (21, 2-1-0, 8 GF, 5 GA)
#3 Wando (14, 1-1-1, 6 GF, 5 GA, (-1) for Soft Red)
#4 Riverside (2, 0-3-0, 2 GF, 9 GA)
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Friday PM Matches:
Hilton Head 4-2 Kelly Walsh-WY
Fort Mill 4-0 Airport
Daniel TBA Northwestern
James Island TBA Lexington
Spring Valley TBA Wando
Brookland-Cayce TBA South Anchorage-AK
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5:45 Daniel/NW ..I'll be there. Hopefully Benp has made sure my personal tent and ice cold beverage will be waiting for me when I arrive.
Seriously though..very excited to be at the Palmetto Cup again..GREAT TOURNAMENT!
(come say hello.. blue shirt..red shorts)
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Palmetto Cup - Final Day Schedule
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
M25, 9:30 am - Hilton Head vs. Farragut (TN) (Semifinals, 1-4) - Men's Soccer Practice Field on Rosewood Dr./S. Marion St.
M26, 9:30 am - Brookland-Cayce vs. Northwestern (Semifinals, 1-4) - Men's Soccer Practice Field
M33, 7:00 pm - M25 Winner vs. M26 Winner (Championship, 1-2) - Stone Stadium
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ EAGLE STADIUM
M27, 11:30 am - Airport vs. Riverside (Placement Match, 13-16)
M29, 1:30 pm - Kelly Walsh vs. Wando (Placement Match, 9-12)
M31, 3:30 pm - Fort Mill vs. Spring Valley (Placement Match, 5-8)
SATURDAY, APRIL 15 @ THE CAGE
M28, 12:30 pm - South Anchorage vs. Summerville (Placement Match, 13-16)
M30, 2:30 pm - James Island vs. Socastee (Placement Match, 9-12)
M32, 4:30 pm - Lexington vs. Daniel (Placement Match, 5-8)
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..where to start?
First of all, it's always nice to be back in Cola again..and what a beautiful day for soccer!
I got to the Cage about 10min into Daniel/NW ..just as NW keeper Taylor Crawford put his knees into the chest/neck/head of a Daniel forward. 4-0 pretty much says it all. Northwestern remains as dominate as they were in the preseason. Not a big fan of the way NW scored their 4..but they deserved the win.
..started to watch BC/SA..but I got frustrated by all the mohawks..couldn't tell who was who so it was off to Airport.
1-0 SV when we arrived. Moments after sitting down.. SV goes up 2-0..Wando answers shortly after. (i think that's how it went)
SV had the majority of play..and I found it hard to believe Wando was the 2nd best team in 4A. When their offense clicked though..it certainly CLICKED. I don't know when..but Sean Flynn scored from 35yrds out... keeper, WA defender, and SV forward collide.. ball bounces right to Flynn.. one touch 50 feet into the air.. bounces right infront of the goal mouth..and hits the top of the netting just behind the bar. Pretty sad watching the keeper and defender sprint back to no avail.
Anyway..for a moment Wando looked really good..put together a great series of one touch passing in the attacking third..and got a pretty sweet goal out of it.
With two minutes to go..things get chippy. SV's Sean Flynn goes up to clear a ball out of the six.. the biggest player on the field is thrown off balance by Wando's Andrew Eppelsheimer. Flynn bangs into the post (though his hands were up)..everyone thinks he's dead. Ref goes over.. SV parents start yelling for a card..though they have no idea WHO actually fouled their kid.
Next 10 minutes..the refs sort out the situation. Eppelsheimer is carded.. his 2nd yellow (soft red) ..Wando coach flips.. Flynn receives a yellow for language..though technically it should have been RED..and if a police officer had heard what he said when he came back to the bench..he'd probably be in cuffs.
ANYWAY.. eventually play resumes.. and the game is called shortly after. 3-2 SV.
Great match in my opinion..could have done without all the parents yelling..(there are many ways to show class).. But all in all.. great day of soccer for me. Thanks to you guys for putting on such a great tourney.
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2006 Palmetto Cup Wrap-Up
FINAL -- Northwestern 10-1 Farragut-TN
SEMIFINALS -- Northwestern 3-2 Brookland-Cayce, Farragut-TN 3-2 ot Hilton Head
#5-8 -- Fort Mill 2-0 Spring Valley, Lexington 2-1 Daniel
#9-12 -- Wando 3-0 Kelly Walsh-WY, Socastee 3-1 James Island
#13-16 -- Riverside 5-1 Airport, South Anchorage-AK 3-2 Summerville
Standings (Points), Record, Goals For, Goals Against, Goal Differential
#1 Northwestern (47), 5-0-0, 27 GF, 5 GA, +22 GD
#2 Farragut-TN (32), 3-1-1, 11 GF, 16 GA, -5 GD
#3 Hilton Head (29), 3-1-0, 14 GF, 6 GA, +8 GD
#4 Brookland-Cayce (23), 2-1-1, 9 GF, 6 GA, +3 GD
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#5 Fort Mill (27), 3-1-0, 8 GF, 3 GA, +5 GD
#6 Lexington (26), 2-0-2, 7 GF, 2 GA, +5 GD
#7 Spring Valley (21), 2-2-0, 8 GF, 7 GA, +1 GD
#8 Daniel (19), 2-2-0, 9 GF, 9 GA, 0 GD
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#9 Wando (22), 2-1-1, 9 GF, 5 GA, +4 GD
#10 Socastee (22), 2-2-0, 10 GF, 11 GA, -1 GD
#11 James Island (15), 1-2-1, 5 GF, 7 GA, -2 GD
#12 Kelly Walsh-WY (12), 1-3-0, 7 GF, 11 GA, -4 GD
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#13 Riverside (11), 1-3-0, 7 GF, 10 GA, -3 GD
#14 South Anchorage-AK (11), 1-3-0, 5 GF, 13 GA, -8 GD
#15 Summerville (4), 0-4-0, 4 GF, 15 GA, -11 GD
#16 Airport (4), 0-4-0, 4 GF, 19 GA, -15 GD
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APRIL 12 @ EAGLE STADIUM
Northwestern 5-0 Summerville
Farragut 3-2 Spring Valley
Kelly Walsh 4-2 Airport
Brookland-Cayce 0-0 Lexington
APRIL 13 @ THE CAGE
Northwestern 5-2 Socastee
Lexington 4-0 South Anchorage
Fort Mill 2-1 Kelly Walsh
Brookland-Cayce 2-1 James Island
Wando 3-1 Riverside
APRIL 13 @ EAGLE STADIUM
Hilton Head 2-0 Fort Mill
Daniel 4-1 Summerville
Farragut 3-1 Riverside
Hilton Head 6-1 Airport
Daniel 4-2 Socastee
APRIL 14 @ THE CAGE
Socastee 3-1 Summerville
Farragut 1-1 Wando
Hilton Head 4-2 Kelly Walsh
Northwestern 4-0 Daniel
Brookland-Cayce 5-2 South Anchorage
APRIL 14 @ EAGLE STADIUM
James Island 2-0 South Anchorage
Spring Valley 3-0 Riverside
Fort Mill 4-0 Airport
James Island 1-1 Lexington
Spring Valley 3-2 Wando
APRIL 15 @ USC PRACTICE FIELDS -- Semifinals
Farragut 3-2 ot Hilton Head
Northwestern 3-2 Brookland-Cayce
APRIL 15 @ THE CAGE
South Anchorage 3-2 Summerville
Socastee 3-1 James Island
Lexington 2-1 Daniel
APRIL 15 @ EAGLE STADIUM
Riverside 5-1 Airport
Wando 3-0 Kelly Walsh
Fort Mill 2-0 Spring Valley
APRIL 15 @ USC's STONE STADIUM -- Finals
Northwestern 10-1 Farragut
College Coaches that attended this year's tournament: Mark Berson (University of South Carolina); Ben Freakley (Virginia Military Institute-VA); Phil Hindson (Clemson University); Ralph Lundy (College of Charleston); Alex Maslow (University of South Carolina); Bert Molinary (University of South Carolina); Sam Okpodu (Newberry College); Ryan Pflugrad (High Point University-NC); Jamath Shoffner (Montreat College-NC); and Warren Turner (Erskine College).
The All-Tournament Team will be announced as coaches send in their tourney evaluations.
#1 Northwestern (4) - MVP Vance Benson (M), Ryan Kropp (F), Enzo Martinez (M), Andrew Phillips (F)
#2 Farragut (3) - Ben Backstrom (M), Joseph Muth (D), Nic Paolucci (D)
#3 Hilton Head (2) - Carlos Chirinos (F), Christian Gandini (F)
#4 Brookland-Cayce (2) - Andrew Evans (M), JC Gypin (K)
#5 Fort Mill (1) - Nicklaus Schuermann (M)
#6 Lexington (1) - Brett Keatley (M)
#7 Spring Valley (1) - Sean Flynn (F)
#8 Daniel (1) - Palmer Dill (K)
#9 Wando (1) - Jason Schulte (D)
#10 Socastee (1) - Roberto Vazquez (M)
#11 James Island (1) - Zach Volousky (M)
#12 Kelly Walsh (1) - Kramer Hirz (M)
Matches decided by # of goals:
5+ - 3 (9.1%)
4 - 4 (12.1%)
3 - 5 (15.2%)
2 - 10 (30.3%)
1 - 8 (24.2%)
0 - 3 (9.1%)
***144 goals were scored in the 33-match tournament, which is an average of 4.36 goals per game
***10 matches ended with no goals scored by at least one of the teams playing in the four day tourney (15.2%)
***The 10 goals scored by Northwestern in the championship match vs. Farragut at USC's Stone Stadium eclipsed the previous mark of nine set by Bishop England in 2002 when the Battling Bishops edged Ridge View 9-7 in a thrilling overtime encounter at The Cage
***Farragut-TN, Kelly Walsh-WY, and South Anchorage-AK joined the ranks of five other out of state participants in this event as Atlee-VA ('02-'03), Kempsville-VA ('00), Norman North-OK ('00-'02-'04-'05), Ocean Lakes-VA ('05), and Science Hill-TN ('99) have all played in the Palmetto Cup since 1999 and 2001 is the only year in which no teams from outside the borders of the Palmetto State participated
***Farragut finished as Runners-Up, the highest finish of a non-South Carolina team other than Norman North, which has won the Palmetto Cup three times ('00, '04, '05)
***First time participants (Airport, Farragut, Kelly Walsh, and South Anchorage) in the Palmetto Cup combined for an overall record of 5-11-1 (.324) and only the Admirals from Knoxville, TN finished in the Top 10
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johnny c - The All-Tournament Team will be filled in this week as questionnaire's and evaluations are returned. Thanks!
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15 of the 18 (83.3%) All-Tournament Team selections have been posted.
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Scroll up, johnny c -- come on!
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Hey dont be so hard on the kid hes only 12. ha ha. stop asking dumb questions on every post.
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Hilton Head, Lexington, and Kelly Walsh-WY are the only teams that have not returned their evaluations and All-Tournament selections. Please do so as soon as possible!
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Only missing Lexington's selection.
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Congratulations to the 2006 Palmetto Cup All-Tournament Team!
#1 Northwestern (4) - MVP Vance Benson (M), Ryan Kropp (F), Enzo Martinez (M), Andrew Phillips (F)
#2 Farragut (3) - Ben Backstrom (M), Joseph Muth (D), Nic Paolucci (D)
#3 Hilton Head (2) - Carlos Chirinos (F), Christian Gandini (F)
#4 Brookland-Cayce (2) - Andrew Evans (M), JC Gypin (K)
#5 Fort Mill (1) - Nicklaus Schuermann (M)
#6 Lexington (1) - Brett Keatley (M)
#7 Spring Valley (1) - Sean Flynn (F)
#8 Daniel (1) - Palmer Dill (K)
#9 Wando (1) - Jason Schulte (D)
#10 Socastee (1) - Roberto Vazquez (M)
#11 James Island (1) - Zach Volousky (M)
#12 Kelly Walsh (1) - Kramer Hirz (M)
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To show how strong the 2006 Palmetto Cup field was, consider the fact that six of the remaining eight teams in Class 4A (#1 Northwestern, #2 Spring Valley, #3 Wando) and Class 3A (#2 Daniel, #3 Riverside, #4 Brookland-Cayce) participated in this spring's event.
Three 4A teams (Fort Mill, Hilton Head, Lexington) reached the Quarterfinals, while James Island and Summerville advanced to the Second Round.
In 3A, Airport and Socastee were eliminated in the First Round.
As for an update to the out of state participants, South Anchorage (Alaska) is currently 14-4-1 and 13-1-1 in their state competition with one regular season match remaining before their playoffs. Farragut (Tennessee) is ranked #6 in the 3A Poll with a 11-4-5 mark and will start their playoffs this week. Kelly Walsh (Wyoming) is tied for #1 in the state's largest classification.
Thanks to all of those teams for competing in "The Southeast's Premier Boys High School Soccer Tournament" and good luck the rest of the way!
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Congratulations to 4A Northwestern and 3A Riverside on their respective classification's championships this past Saturday! Both teams competed in the 2006 Palmetto Cup, as did 4A Lower State Champion Spring Valley, so 3/4 of the squads in the Class 4A and 3A State Finals participated in this year's event. Of note, 3A Lower State Champion Dreher played in the annual spring tourney in 2004 and 2005. We are already working on next year's tournament field, so if your squad is interested in participating, please e-mail me at this address -- kyle@scsoccer.com. The dates for 2007 are April 4-7.
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You are excused for shameless self-promotion. Great job with the Palmetto Cup and all you do. Good luck in assembling another top-notch field for next year.
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