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I'm trying to find the individual game results from the Carowind Tournament. Couldn't locate them on the site provided. Anyone have a link?
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Go to the link on the first page of this thread (under Hurst 66)....and scroll down.
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Hurst66: Be careful -- I've noticed that sometimes when "uihwki" ask a question he has an agenda of his own in mind -- it's his technique to illustrate his points!  uihwki: Okay...I'll ask...which CFC/Spartanburg teams won?
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Hurst66 - I must be missing something. I went to your link and it just shows the 1st & 2nd place finishers. I'm looking for a recap of all the games. There don't appear to be any links associated with the age groups. What am I missing????
Chico, Sorry to dissappoint you but we didn't send any teams to Charlotte. Just checking out what we have to look forward to this fall. Now if you want to talk about the Aiken tournament that's a different story :-)
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uihwki: Found this in an article in GoUpstate.com...congratulations to CFC!
Five of the six Carolina FC teams attending the Aiken Soccer Cup this weekend made it to the championship games for their divisions. Winning championships were U17 Boys, U15 Girls, and U13 Boys. Finishing as finalists were U14 Boys and U13 Girls.
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uihwki,
Sorry, that's all they posted. If you want any info on U-15 girls or U-13 girls, I could probably help you out.
Was it blazing hot in Aiken?
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Hurst,
Just a brief note on the Aiken tournament from a ref's perspective...........after doing 9 U18 80 min. games (equates to 12 hours).........I would say it was beyond blazing hot.......
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striker,
I appreciate the effort, we need more guys in your position. As soon as my youngest daughter (u-13) ages out, I'm taking the test and getting me a Foot Locker kit.
I assume, despite the heat, that you did a respectable job.
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You assume a mere respectable job?
And don't wait til she ages out.........do it with her now when your schedules permit. She will appreciate and respect the game even more when she sees the game from a ref's eyes.
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striker,
I have three daughters playing club soccer on three different teams, and a daughter playing in college. Two of the girls also run high school x-country this fall.
Dude, I don't have time to shave.....let alone ref!
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