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Wednesday, January 31
Ken Gamble's "Is AHSAA Treating Soccer Fairly?"
Wednesday, January 31
More Insight From Ken Gamble
Tuesday, February 6
SEASON PASSES AVAILABLE
For boys home regular season games. Cost $28, make chacks payable to Prattville High School. See Doug Lewis or Coach Mitchell.
Monday, February 19
STEPHEN GROOMS SIGNS TO PLAY FOR UAB BLAZERS
Congratulations to senior Stephen Grooms on his signing his letter to play soccer next fall with the Division I UAB Blazers.
FOLLOW LINK TO PRATTVILLE PROGRESS ARTICLE
Wednesday, February 14
LION EDGED BY SPAIN PARK 3-2 IN SEASON OPENER
The #5 Prattvile Lions dropped their season opener to the #4 Spain Park Jaguars by a score of 3 to 2 on Wednesday night. The Lions led at halftime 1-0 on a beautiful goal by Stephen Grooms off a perfect Brian Egan free kick. Brian would add the Lions second half score on a kick from the penalty spot.
Saturday, February 17
LAKESHORE FRIDAY SCORES - Lions Tie Randolph 1-1 and Beat Hoover 2-0
The Varsity Lions came back from a 0-1 deficit to tie Randolph 1-1 in the 4:00 PM game.
In the second game the Lions overcame the Buccaneers 2-0 on the strength of a first half goal from Stephen Grooms and a second half tally by Matt Wingo.
Sunday, February 18
LAKESHORE - Saturday Score - Lions Lose to Bob Jones 2-1
The Lions held a 1-0 halftime over Bob Jones High School thanks to a Matt Wingo goal but gave up two second half goals.
Tuesday, February 20
Lions Pick Up First Area Win Against Stanhope Elmore, 7-1
The Lions defeated the Mustangs on Tuesday night at Stanley-Jensen.
Thursday, February 22
LIONS DEFEAT LAMP, 4-0
Prattville scored 3 second half goals to pull away from the #2 ranked (4a) Tigers of Loveless Academic Magnet Program at Stanley Jensen on Thursday night.
Nathaniel Lewis scored to give the Lions a 1-0 lead at half time thanks to an assist from Stephen Grooms. Matt Wingo scored twice in the second half and Sam Reynolds tallied Prattville's final score. Keeper Justin Marshall had his second clean sheet of the season. Stephen Grooms finished with two assists.
Prattville's record is now 3-2-1 while LAMP falls to 7-2. Prattvville takes on Robert E. Lee at home on Monday night.
Tuesday, February 27
LIONS DEFEAT GENERALS 10-0
Prattville won their second area game of the season by defeating the Lee High School Generals 10-0 Monday night at Stanley Jensen. Goalie Evan Ward got his first clean sheet of the year. Senior mid-fielder Stephen Grooms scored 3 goals. Also scoring for the Lions were Matt Wingo, Ryan Marshall, Alan Clinton, Will Warren, Jordan Butler, Justin Marshall, and Sam Reynolds.
Tuesday, February 27
SCHEDULE FOR MONTGOMERY ACADEMY TOURNAMENT
Friday, March 2
4:00 PM vs Montgomery Academy
8:30 PM vs Holy Spirit
(Both games are at the Montgomery Academy Soccer Field across Vaughn Road From MA)
Saturday, March 3
9:00 AM Consolation Game
11:30 AM Semi-finals
2:00 PM Finals
Friday, March 2
LIONS WIN 2 GAMES FRIDAY AT MONTGOMERY ACADEMY INVITATIONAL
Prattville defeated the Eagles of Mongomery Academy 3-0 in the first game. Scoring for Prattville were Owen Nichols, Carson Meeks, and Stephen Grooms.
In the second game, Prattvile overwhelmed the Holy Spirit Titans of Tuscaloosa by a 7-0 score. Scoring for the Lions were: Nathaniel Lewis, Carson Meeks, Matt Wingo, Will Duke, Stephen Grooms, and Kyle Cannon.
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Saturday, March 3
LIONS WIN MONTGOMERY INVITATIONAL
Prattville brought home the first place hardware from the Montgomery Invitational Tournament on Saturday. The Lions did not give up a goal in the four games they played in the tournament.
The Lions defeated St Pauls of Mobile 2-0 in the semi-final. Scoring for the Lions were Carson Meeks and Owen Nichols. Keeper Justin Marshall had another clean sheet.
In the championship game Prattville blanked the Wildcats of Trinity by a score of 4-0. Carson Meeks, Nathaniel Lewis, Stephen Grooms, and Ben Draper each scored. In the net, keeper Evan Ward had a clean sheet.
Saturday, March 3
LIONS IN THE NEWS
Article from the 3/3/07 Prattville Progress.
(Note the Lions TRAVEL to Stanhope on Friday)
Monday, March 5
LIONS ARE #7 IN THE LATEST 6a POLL
Prattville moves up one spot. CLick on the above link.
Wednesday, March 7
LIONS IN THE NEWS AGAIN
Click on link above to read the Progress article on the Lions Montgomery Invitational Tournament win.
Saturday, March 10
LIONS BLANK MUSTANGS 10-0
The Prattville Lions defeated the Stanhope-Elmore Mustangs 10-0 Friday night in Millbrook. Owen Nichols scored 3 and MAtt Wingo scored 2. Also scoring for the Lions were Will Warren, Will Duke, Nathaniel Lewis, and Ryan Marshall. Sharing the clean sheet were keepers Justin Marshall and Evan Ward.
The Lions next take on undefeated Catholic at Stanley Jensen Monday night. It will be Youth Soccer Night at Stanley Jensen as area youth soccer players will get in free by wearing their team jersey.
Monday, March 12
LIONS DEFEAT CATHOLIC 1-0
The Prattville Lions dominated possession but could only manage 1 goal against the plucky Knights of Catholic High School. Stephen Grooms scored the game winner with 15:08 left in the game. Justin Marshall kept another clean sheet in goal.
The Lions next face the Tigers of Auburn High in an important area game this Friday at 5:30 PM at Stanley-Jensen.
Friday, March 16
LIONS PICK UP KEY AREA WIN AT HOME AGAINST AUBURN, 1-0
Stephen Grooms scored a golden goal with 2 minutes left in the first overtime period Friday night at Stanley-Jensen. This was the only goal of the evening in the 1-0 Lions win over their worthy rivals from Auburn High. Brian Egan provided the assist. Justin Marshall kept another clean sheet in goal.
The Lions continue in area play at Opelika Monday @ 6:00 PM. Directions are in the handouts section. The team bus will be leaving at 3:30 pm from the gym.
Monday, March 19
LIONS BLANK BULLDOGS, 6-0
The Prattville Lions boys varsity picked up their 5th area win Monday night in Opelika. The Lions won 6-0. Sam Reynolds and Stephen Grooms each had 2 goals. Alan Clinton and Matt Wingo also scored a goal each.
Justin Marshall and Evan Ward split the time in goal. The victory mark the 10th straight shutout for Prattville, 11 of the Lions' 12 wins this year have been shutouts.
The Lions travel to Fairhope on Monday to take on the #10 ranked Pirates of Fairhope High School.
Wednesday, March 21
LIONS IN THE NEWS YET AGAIN
Write up of Auburn game from the Progress.
Be sure to thank Jimmy White for putting the Lions on the sports page.
Saturday, March 24
LIONS TOP PIRATES IN INTERSECTIONAL GAME
The #6 Prattville boys varsity paid the #10 Pirates of Fairhope High School a visit on Friday. This game matched the only 2 Top Ten ranked teams south of the Birmingham area and could well be a preview of the second round of the playoffs in May. Each of the past two years have seen these two teams tangle in the second round and this year is shaping up for a similar meeting.
The Lions were only up by 1 goal at halftime thanks to a tally by forward Matt Wingo. But early in the second half the Lion's offense clicked and 3 more goals went on the scoreboard. Scoring in this offensive blitz were Owen Nichols, Sam Reynolds, and Stephen Grooms.
Fairhope did not give up hope though and they got on the board with 2 goals later in the second half. They are certainly a talented team on offense. Scoring for the Pirates were Alden Harold and Brian Keyser. This marks the first time that Prattville has given up a goal since February 20. The Lions now have a record of 13 Wins, 2 Losses, and 1 Tie.
>>>> CLICK ON LINK ON TITLE ABOVE TO READ MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER RECAP. <<<<
The Lions next visit Robert E Lee in Montgomery on Tuesday Night at 7:00 PM as they return to area play.
Saturday, March 24
6th ANNUAL LUCKIE DUCKIE FUNDRAISER UNDERWAY
MESSAGE FROM OUR DUCK LEADER, BABS McCRORY
Greetings all –
If you haven’t seen them, ask your soccer playing son to show you the Duck Race tickets and flyers. All packets have been distributed to JV and Varsity players. Each packet contains one instruction sheet, two flyers, and 25 tickets. In prior years, the players haven’t utilized the flyers to their fullest potential. I’m urging you (the parents) to get the flyers (two in each packet) and post them in various locations, your place of work, a friend’s business, anywhere to get the sales going and interest up.
Players have five full weeks to sell tickets. This includes the full week of spring break. This should be plenty of time to sell tickets. The earlier we sell the tickets, the easier things will be the day of City Fest.
Remember, each player is required to sell or purchase a minimum of 25 tickets. Please turn in stubs and money as early as possible. Note that the top duck sellers will be recognized with a reward at the banquet.
Note: When each soccer player sells all his tickets, we will only have around 300 left to sell to be SOLD OUT!
If you need more tickets or flyers, just let me know. I can always print more flyers. The flyer is also in the handouts section as is the instruction sheet.
Don’t forget. Email your family and friends….tell them to make checks payable to Prattville Soccer Booster Club.
Babs McCrory
361-1426 – Duck Central
313-1426 - cell
Tuesday, March 27
LIONS BLANK GENERALS 3-0 IN AREA ACTION
Prattville defeated an inspired Lee High team by a 3-0 score. Scoring for the Lions were Matt Wingo, Nathaniel Lewis, and Owen Nichols.
Earning the shutout for the Lions (their 12th of the year) were keepers Justin Marshall and Evan Ward.
The #6 ranked Lions now have a record of 14 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. They will travel to Huntsville this weekend to take on #11 Huntsville, #4 Austin, and #3 Bob Jones.
Wednesday, March 28
ANOTHER PROGRESS ARTICLE ON THE TEAM
Click on link above.
Friday, March 30
LIONS TRAVEL NORTH TO DEFEAT HUNTSVILLE HIGH 2-0 IN BATTLE OF THE 'VILLES
Prattville’s varsity won 2-0 Friday night against the #11 ranked Panthers of Huntsville High School.
Stephen Grooms headed in a first half goal in off a Brian Egan free kick, reminiscent of the game winner against Auburn High, to give the Lions a 1-0 halftime lead. In the second half, Kyle Cannon scored off a corner kick to double the lead.
In goal for the Lions was Justin Marshall, keeping the clean sheet for the 13th time this season. This equals the 13 shutouts the Lions had in 2005 but this year’s Lions have reached 13 shutouts after only 18 games, the 2005 6a runners-up played 27 games in all.
The #6 Lions’ record is now 15 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. They next play the #4 ranked Black Bears of Austin High School at 8:30 AM on Saturday morning. After that they will seek to avenge a loss earlier this season to the #3 ranked Patriots of Bob Jones High School in a 12:30 PM game. The weekend’s games are all played at Madison City Stadium in Madison, AL.
Saturday, March 31
LIONS SPLIT TWO GAMES IN MADISON VS TOP 5 TEAMS
The Prattville Lions lost one game and won one game in Madison on Saturday.
The Lions lost 1-0 versus Austin in a very close game Saturday morning. Although the Lions controlled the ball well the #4 Black Bears scored early on a nice lofted strike into the wind by Davis Darwin.
The Lions rebounded in the afternoon game to defeat #3 Bob Jones 1-0, avenging a loss to the Patriots early this season at the Lakeshore tournament. Matt Wingo scored for the Lions and the defense held on to earn the Lions their record setting 14th shutout of the year.
All in all a good weekend of soccer. The Lions may well see one of these teams again in Huntsville in May.
Tuesday, April 3
LIONS EARN AN AREA WIN AT WETUMPKA, 7-1
Prattville defeated the Indians of Wetumpka High School Tuesday night at Hohenberg Field in Wetumpka by a score of 7-1.
Nathaniel Lewis opened the scoring for the Lions. Wetumpka evened the game before Ryan Marshall and Sam Reynold scored to give Prattville a 3-1 lead at the half.
Matt Wingo scored 11 minutes into the second half. Ryan Marshall got his second goal of the night 4 minutes later. Big brother Josh Marshall scored on a PK 2 minutes later after Stephen Grooms was fouled in the box. Jordan Butler wrapped up the scoring for the Lions with 2 minutes left in the game.
Justin Marshall and Evan Ward split the time in the net.
The #6 Lions remain in area play Thursday night when they host Opelika.
Wednesday, April 4
LIONS IN THE NEWS - APRIL 4th PROGRESS ARTICLE
Thursday, April 5
LIONS OVERPOWER BULLDOGS, 6-1
The Prattville boys varsity soccer team defeated the Bulldogs of Opelika High School Thursday night at Stanley-Jensen by a score of 6-1.
CLICK ON TITLE ABOVE TO SEE ADVERTISER WRITE-UP (Hey, they got the score right!)
The Lions started the scoring just 25 seconds into the game on a strike by Matt Wingo. Less than 3 minutes later, Nathaniel Lewis scored on a header to make the score 2-0. The rest of the first half was scoreless until the Bulldogs got on the board with just 17 seconds left.
The Lions scoring drought was broken by Owen Nichols who scored 11 minutes into the second half. Owen then tallied another goal in the 19th minute to make it 4-1. Kaz Strain scored for Prattville in the 23rd minute. Justin Marshall rounded out the Lions' scoring in the 33rd minute.
The Lions' record is now 18 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. In area play, they have 8 wins and no losses or ties. The #6 Lions next play Monday night at 7:00 PM when they travel north to face the #7 Hoover Buccaneers.
Monday, April 9
#6 PRATTVILLE TIES #7 HOOVER, 1-1
The Prattville varsity traveled to Hoover on Monday night to take on the #7 Buccaneers on their home field. The Lions had defeated the Bucs 2-0 earlier in the year at the Lakeshore tounament. The rematch tonight ended in a 1-1 tie.
The Lions led 1-0 at the half. Scoring for Prattville was Sam Reynolds on a header off a corner. Hoover got a goal back in the second half.
The Lions return to area play on Thursday when they travel to Auburn. The Tigers are in second place in Section 4, losing only to the Lions 1-0, in overtime, at Stanley-Jensen on March 16. Prattville’s record is now 18 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. They are a perfect 8-0 in Section 4.
Tuesday, April 10
LIONS ARE #5 IN THE LATEST 6a POLL
1 Grissom 23-2-0
2 Oak Mountain 13-3-2
3 Mountain Brook 17-4-1
4 Bob Jones 13-3-0
5 Prattville 18-3-2
6 Austin 14-5-1
7 Hoover 10-7-4
8 Vestavia Hills 10-5-3
10 Fairhope 17-5-0
11 Spain Park 9-9-0
12 Florence 15-5-3
13 Enterprise 11-5-1
14 Auburn 12-4-1
15 tie Thompson 10-8-2
15 tie Huntsville 8-10-0
15 tie Clay Chalkville 10-8-1
15 tie Paul Bryant 14-3-0
15 tie Oxford 9-3-0
Friday, April 13
LIONS WIN ON KICKS FROM THE MARK AT AUBURN
The Prattville Lions and the Auburn Tigers had another memorable game Thursday night in Auburn. When these two teams tangle it usually is a very close contest. This game was no exception.
The Lions scored 4 minutes into the game when Jordan Butler lofted a perfect ball into the Auburn box and Nathaniel Lewis (or someone near him in white) knocked it in the net. The score was still 1-0 at the half. Twelve minutes into the second half Auburn leveled the game at 1-1. The game ended regulation time with the same score. Two overtime periods were played without any golden goals by either of the teams.
The match was to be decided by kicks from the mark. Here Prattville prevailed 4-1. All four Lions netted their kicks without a miss or a save by the Auburn keeper. They were Brian Egan, Kaz Strain, Owen Nichols, and Sam Reynolds.
The #5 ranked Lions record is now 19 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. They own a perfect 9-0 record in Section 4 play. Their next game will be after spring break against Wetumpka. It will be Senior Night at Stanley-Jensen.
CLICK ON TITLE ABOVE FOR LINK TO AUBURN-OPELIKA NEWS ARTICLE
Wednesday, April 18
Lions In The News - April 18 Progress Article
Wednesday, April 18
LIONS REMAIN AT #5 IN THE LATEST 6a POLL
Rank TEAM RECORD PREV
1 Grissom 24-2-0 1
2 Oak Mountain 15-3-2 2
3 Bob Jones 14-3-0 4
4 Mountain Brook 19-4-1 3
5 Prattville 19-3-2 5
6 Vestavia Hills 12-6-3 8
7 McGill-Toolen 20-3-0 9
8 Hoover 11-8-4 7
9 Austin 14-7-1 6
10 Fairhope 18-5-0 10
11 Florence 16-6-3 12
12 Enterprise 13-5-1 13
13 Spain Park 11-9-0 11
14 Auburn 12-5-1 14
14 Thompson 10-10-2 15
14 Huntsville 8-10-0 15
14 Paul Bryant 14-5-0 15
18 Robertsdale 14-10-1 NR
Wednesday, April 18
COACH MITCHELL MAKES THE NEWS
Jimmy White's 4/18 column.
Sunday, April 22
CLICK HERE FOR MAP & DIRECTIONS TO VESTAVIA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL
Tuesday, April 24
CURRENT 6a RANKINGS (4/24) WITH GREAT ANALYSIS BY KEN GAMBLE
15463. 6A Boys Evaluations
by FutbolCoach, 4/24/07 3:07 ET
As a way of evaluating which teams have padded their records and which have searched out the best competition I have looked over the records of all ranked teams as of 4/23/2007. Here’s what turned up. Please let me know what mistakes I have made.
1. Grissom Boys • current record 25-2-0, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 11-1-0, Special notes – Strong 5-1 record against very good out-of-state competition
2. Oak Mountain Boys• current record 16-3-2, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 9-2-0Special notes: Record against out-of-state teams 1-1-1.
3. Mountain Brook• current record 21-4-1, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 6-3-1
4. Bob Jones • current record 16-4-0, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 10-4-0Special notes 14 of 20 teams played are ranked.
5. Prattville• current record 19-3-2, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 11-3-2Special notes: 16 of 24 teams played are ranked.
6. Vestavia Hills• current record 14-6-3, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 6-6-2
7. McGill-Toolen• current record 21-4-1, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 4-3-1Special notes: 1-1-0 vs Oklahoma teams
8. Fairhope• current record 18-6-0, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 3-4-0Special notes: 1-1-0 vs out-of-state teams, Only 7 of 24 teams played are ranked.
9. Spain Park• current record 12-11-0, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 6-7-0Special notes: 0-2 vs Georgia teams
10. Florence • current record 17-6-3, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 7-5-1
11. Hoover • current record 12-9-4, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 6-8-3Special notes: 1-1 record vs good SC teams, 17 of the 25 teams Hoover has played are ranked.
12. Austin • current record 15-8-1, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 8-8-1Special notes: 17 of the 24 teams Austin has played are ranked.
13. Enterprise• current record 14-5-1, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 2-5-0Special notes: Only 7 of 20 teams played are ranked and only one of those (Mountain Brook loss) was 6A.
14. Auburn • current record 15-5-2, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 5-4-0• Special notes: 1-1-2 vs Georgia teams
15. Huntsville• current record 9-10-0, Record versus teams listed in rankings: 6-8-0Special notes: 14 of 19 teams played are ranked.
Wednesday, April 25
PRATTVILLE DEFEATS WETUMPKA, 9-0
The Indians of Wetumpka High paid a visit to Stanley-Jensen Stadium Tuesday night and faced a rested but focused bunch of Lions.
Prattville led 4-0 at the half thanks to goals by Brian Egan, Owen Nichols, Stephen Grooms, and Ben Draper. The Lions continued to put the ball in the net during the second half. It was keeper versus keeper as Evan Ward scored on a PK. Evan had the extra motivation of know how fast he would have to run if the ball rebounded off the keeper or the goal frame back into the field of play! Carson Meeks next scored for the Lions followed by another PK, this one by Jordan Butler. Sam Reynolds scored a goal 28 minutes into the second half and followed by Kyle Cannon put the last Lion goal in the net.
The Lions complete their 2007 section 4 campaign with a perfect 10-0 record. They next face 2 tough opponents on the road, Thursday night at Trinity and Friday night at Vestavia Hills. Their playoff opponent will be either Dothan or Smiths Station next Tuesday night.
Thursday, April 26
LIONS PREVAIL OVER WILDCATS, 3-0
Prattville visited Bokin Field in Montgomery Thursday night, home of the #3 ranked Trinity Wildcats of the 4a-1a classification.
After a scoreless first half, the Lions came out and took control of the game early in the second half. Owen Nichols scored 2 minutes into the half. Matt Wingo added a goal in the 4th minute. Rounding out the Lions' scoring was Stephen Grooms in the 23rd minute.
Justin Marshall and Evan Ward split the time in the net for Prattville as the Lions notched their 16th clean sheet out of 26 games played so far in 2007. The Lions' record is now 21 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties.
The Lions travel to Vestavia Hills this Friday night to take on the #6 Rebels in what should be a great tune-up for the upcoming playoffs. This is a rare triple-header with the JV Lions and the Lady Lions also making the trip. The Varsity Lions begin playoff action at home Tuesday night against the Panthers of Smiths Station.
Saturday, April 28
LIONS COME UP SHORT IN LAST REGULAR SEASON GAME, 0-2
The #5 Prattville Lions traveled to Vestavia Hills High School Friday night and were shutout by the #6 Rebels. The Lions fell by a 2-0 score as the home team scored a goal in each half. The Lions were unable to take advantage of their scoring opportunities.
Congratulations to Vestavia Hills on the win tonight and to both teams for having great regular seasons. Good luck to both in the play-offs. We hope to have a rematch with the Rebels in Huntsville.
Tuesday, May 1
LIONS WIN 1st ROUND GAME, 3-1, TRAVEL TO BAKER SATURDAY
The Prattville Lions boys varsity soccer team hosted the Panthers of Smiths Station High School on Tuesday night. The first half saw the Lions getting the better of the possession and more opportunities but the Lions scored only 1 goal. Senior Stephen Grooms scored late in the half to give the Lions a 1-0 halftime lead.
In the second half senior Nathaniel Lewis scored the Lions second goal with Owens Nichols providing the assist. Stephen Grooms tallied his second of the night and the Lions had a commanding 3-0 lead.
A shutout seemed to be in the cards but Blake Edwards scored for the Panthers with 33 seconds left in the game to make the final score 3-1.
Baker will be the Lions' second round opponent on Saturday, May 5, as Prattville travels to Mobile. The game will be at 7:00 PM.
Tuesday, May 1
GROOMS IN THE NEWS
Montgomery Advertiser article on Stephen.
Wednesday, May 2
SOCCER LIONS IN THE NEWS
Progress Article on the last 2 regular season games.
Wednesday, May 2
CLICK HERE FOR MAP & DIRECTIONS TO BAKER HIGH SCHOOL
Sunday, May 6
LIONS DEFEAT BAKER, 2-0, HEAD TO FOURTH STRAIGHT FINAL FOUR
Prattville's boys soccer team defeated an inspired Baker team Saturday night in Mobile in a second round playoff game.
After a scoreless first half Prattville's Matt Wingo started the scoring in the fourth minute of the seconf half. Stephen Grooms found the net 17 minutes into the half. Justin Marshall kept the clean sheet in the net for the Lions.
The victory earned the Lions a fourth straight trip to the Final Four in Huntsville. They will face the #2 ranked Eagles of Oak Mountain Friday night at 8:15 PM.
Sunday, May 6
RECORD FLOCK OF DUCKS FLOATS AT CITYFEST
We had 1460 rubber duckies hit the creek in our best Lucky Duck race yet!
Thanks to Babs McCrory for her hard work in making this such a big success for Lions soccer. Also thanks to all the players and parents who worked the booth, helped with the launch and recovery, and wore the duck suit. It was a very smooth and well run operation.
Winners were:
Katie Crumpton 1st place – Duck 251
Bob McLain 2nd place – Duck 1032
Ethan Chavers 3rd place – Duck 566
BOOSTERS - REMEMBER BABS IS WASHING AND SORTING THE LITTLE YELLOW RASCALS THIS WEEK AND COULD PROBABLY USE A HAND.
Sunday, May 6
DUCKS AWAY - PHOTO FROM ADVERTISER
Sunday, May 6
DUCKS FLOATING DOWN THE CREEK - PHOTO FROM ADVERTISER
Sunday, May 6
THE WINNING DUCK - PHOTO FROM ADVERTISER
Stacey Wharton, Randy's dad, displays the quickest quacker at the finish line.
Wednesday, May 9
LIONS LEAVE FOR HUNTSVILLE THURSDAY
VARSITY WEEKEND PLANS (***CLICK ON TITLE ABOVE FOR DETAILS***)
We leave 1:30 pm from field house. COME OUT ...
Friday, May 11
ADVERTISER ARTICLE ON SOCCER AND BASEBALL TEAMS
GO LIONS!
Friday, May 11
JIMMY WHITE ARTICLE ON THE LIONS GOING TO HUNTSVILLE
Saturday, May 19
PROGRESS ARTICLE ON LIONS FINAL FOUR LOSS
Click on link above
NOTE: Oak Mountain went on to win the state 6a championship by defeating Vestavia Hills (not Mountain Brook) in the finals by a 1-0 score.
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