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Well the Cates/Jugal match-up of super sophmores will have to wait a couple of weeks since he won't be playing this weekend. Word is out that he is out for 2 weeks or so from an mcl sprain against Brooklyn Cayce. This is just another example of good players getting hurt in high school due to the lack of talent all over the field. I am not saying that the person who hurt him meant to but it happpens way too much to just be accidents all the time. Many teams have trouble fielding a full squad and football players end up on the field to fulfill the position requirements and to keep in shape.
tigerman -- first off, it's Brookland-Cayce.

I spoke with Danny Cates after Dutch Fork's 3-2 penalty kick victory on March 2 and was not aware of any injury he had suffered during the match. He even took the Silver Foxes' fifth PK during the shootout.

As for football players playing on the boys soccer team, then I am happy to say that goalkeeper JC Gypin, defender Les Sonefeld, midfielder/defender Blake Hinton, and midfielder/defender Andrew Richardson all played played varsity football for the Bearcats in 2005. In fact, Gypin has missed the entire soccer season in 2006 due to wrestling commitments and a separated shoulder (due to football/wrestling injuries) suffered against DF in the PK Shootout.

I really don't think you know what you are talking about, especially since Vanderbilt-bound Stephen Goulet and defender Kip Ammaker are standouts for the DFHS boys soccer team.