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Tuesday, November 3 Teams enjoy Kohl's Cup Tournament
Friday, October 2 WFFSC Awards College Scholarships
The award recipients were Bridgett Carter and Ashley Jamieson. Bridgett is attending Sacred Heart University pursuing a degress in Biology and Ashley is attending Salve Regina University pursuing a degree in Elementary Education. Both Bridgett and Ashley have played soccer at WFFSC for many years. WFFSC is very proud to be able to award these $500 scholarships to these two highly-qualified students. We wish them the best in their pursuits. Pictured from left to right: Mark Laurie, VP WFFSC; Meghan Carter receiving award for her sister Bridgett; Ashley Jamieson; Doyle Byrd, President WFFSC WFFSC Fun Fair a Huge Success WFFSC celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a Fun Fair on Sept 26 that included bouncies, dunk tank, climbing wall, contests including Warwick policemen measuring speed of kicked balls using radar guns, free food and drinks face painting, raffles, etc. The celebration was a huge success. Thanks to Karen Foss for sharing her pictures of the event. More Fun Fair
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Wednesday, June 24 U12 Boys Finish Second in Portsmouth Father's Day Tournament U12 Boys team coached by Bill Cocroft finished in second place at the Father's Day Tournament in Portsmouth. The team finished the tournament with a 3-1 record. Team Mascot Cooper included.
Sunday, May 31 U12 Girls are Champs at Nashua Memorial Day Tournament
2009 U12 Girls Nashua N.H. Memorial Day Tournament Champions Front row from left to right: Michaela Giuttari and Katelyn Vieira 2nd row: Nicole Padrazo, Lauren Corcoran, Kaitlyn Rhodes and Caitlin Galamaga 3rd row: Savanah Rodriguez, Grace McGrath, Nicole Patricio, Hannah Page, Kendra Tantimonico and April Wolstenholme Back row: Coaches Paul Wolstenholme, Shawn Corcoran and Paul Galamaga
Friday, May 29 U16 Girls win in Senior Division at Amherst
Listed in the bottom row left to right is Cassandra Lussier, Allison Harris, Kelsey Aldrich, Cassy Arinnes, Casey Williams, Meagan Carter, The team took the Senior Division at the Amherst Soccer Tourney as a U16A team and pitched a shutout for the tourney until a team broke through with a goal with 10 minutes left in the championship game.
Thursday, May 28 U12 Boys win Amherst Memorial Day Tournament Back Row Coaches: Ruben Acuna, Paul DaCosta, Nelson Morais, Walter Pastor
Back Row: David Saran, Nathan Dacosta, Jonny Tartaro, David Acuna
Wednesday, April 22 U14 Girls Are Champions of Open Division at Teamworks
2nd Row: Casey Coutu, Emily Fox, Talia D’Ambrouso’, Haley McCusker, Heather Wolfenden 3rd Row: Cara Beneduce, Amy Dorsen, Karina Santos, Kat Hogan, Ale’ Widmann, Larissa Palantonio, Kara McCrudden Not Pictured: Coaches: Rick Palantonio, David Widmann, Mario Santos Sunday, April 12 U8 Girls Win Championship in Open Division at Teamworks for Session 2 The U8 girls completed their second Teamworks session tonight with a hard fought finals win against Smithfield, winning 9-8. Thus they completed their two indoor sessions undefeated and champions. They were 9-0-1 in session 1 and 8-0-1 in session 2.
Top Row: Left to Right
Friday, February 27 U12 Boys Win Premier Tournament at Forekicks
The U12 Boys team won the Forekicks Tournament Preimer Division, defeating three teams from Maple and the RI ODP team.
Sunday, February 22 U8 Girls Win Championship in Open Division at Teamworks in WinterFest Tournament
Thursday, February 19 U10 Girls team do well at Teamworks Tournament
Thursday, February 5 U12 Girls are Session 1 Champions in Open Division at Teamworks 2008-2009 Warwick fire fighters Piranhas U12 Girls. 1st session open champions, Christmas tournament open champions, Thanksgiving tournament open champions, Barrington invitational tournament runners-up with a record of 20 w—3 L—1 T. Pictured from left to right, top: coachs Shawn Corcoran and Paul Galamaga. Middle: Grace McGrath, Kaitlyn Rhodes, April Wolstenholme, Nicole Patricio, Hannah Page and Savanah Rodriguez. Bottom: Nicole Padrazo, Kendra Tantimonico, Lauren Corcoran and Caitlin Galamaga. Front: Kaitlyn Vieira and Michaela Giuttari. Not pictured: coach Paul Wolstenholme.
Tuesday, January 27 U12 Girls B Team wins MLK Tounament in Open Division The team won in dramatic fashion to capture the championship at the MLK Tournament at Teamworks in the Open Division.
front from left: Jessica Russo, Emily Hogan, Taylor Kue, Rebecca Rathbun, Hailey Rouleau, and Audrey Cryan.
Tuesday, January 27 U10 Girls Team go UNDEFEATED during First Session at Teamworks U10 Team goes 7-0-2 to win the B Division in First Session at Teamworks.
Back Row: Coach Ed
Saturday, January 24 U14 Girls Finish Second at Teamworks in B Division The trophies were presented to the team for being the U14B East runner ups for the first session at RI Indoor. The girls only loss during the regular season was to Johnston and that is the team they lost to in the championship. They had to play the championship game after wining their semi final game in a shootout over EG. With few subs and no time to rest the girls were not able to pull off an upset against the undefeated Johnston team (no losses, but had one tie against us). The girls were 6-1-1 during session 1. The order of the players appearing in the picture are below: Missing from the picture is Emma Mascoli, who had to leave right after the game. Front Row (left to right): Abby Paul, Meghan Hart, Katie Evans, Sarah Reily Back Row (left to right): Katelen Pick, Kristen Gregory, Stefanie Abbott, Katie Gregory, Alex Paul Coaches: Scott Gregory, Dan Hart
Tuesday, January 20 U8 Girls Win MLK Tournament at Teamworks Back row: Assistant Coach Joe, Assistant Coach Bob, Elizabeth, Nikki and Coach Lee Front Row: Guilia, Sophia, McKenna, Corissa, Lexi, Melissa and Alyssa
Friday, January 16 U8 Girls Win Championship in Open Division at Teamworks for Session 1 Back Row: Assistant Coach Joe, Assistant Coach Bob, Elizabeth, Nikki Front Row: Giulia, Sophia, McKenna, Corissa, Lexi, Melissa, Alyssa Not Pictured: Coach Lee Merrill (Giving Trophy Presentation)
Tuesday, January 13 U12 Boys go undefeated in first session and win playoff championship U12 Boys were undefeated during the regular season and went on to win the Championship during the playoffs.
Front: Nathan Dacosta, Brad Roberts, Corey Favino, Jasson Johnson, Kevin Donnelly
Sunday, January 11 WFFSC U14 Girls are Champions at Teamworks in Open Division Congratuations to the U14 Girls team in their dramatic championship playoff victories as they capture the Open Division Championship at Teamwork for the first session.
Standing------------------Erin Kane, Bianca Cappelli, Kara McCrudden, Heather Wolfenden, Shannon Garvey, Casey Coutu, Talia D’Ambruoso
Saturday, January 3 U10 Girls Win Championship at Teamworks Bottom left to right
Jordan Wayne Top left to right
Jessica Kuncio Coaches: Left to Right David Dorsen, Ed Silva, Bill Johnston
Monday, December 1 U8 Girls Win Thanksgiving Tournament at Teamworks
Back Row: Corrisa, Alyssa, Nikki, McKenna and Elizabeth Front Row: Lexi and Guilia
WFFSC U17 Girls win Rhode Island State Championship Girls- U17Warwick Firefighters Elite 90 Top left: J. Matisewski, E. Gay, K. Courcy, J. Martinez, A. Senna, A. Jamieson, A.Colapietro, J. Platt, M. Goodney Bottom Left:E. DelGrande, S. Fraser, K. Birrel, C. Jackson, A. Dimauro, J. Sandin
Spring 2009 Recreational Soccer Pictures
Sunday, March 2 U12 Boys Win Winter Break Tournament at Teamworks The U12 Boys A team fended off tough competition to win the Open Division Championship in the Winter Break Tournament at Teamworks.
Front Row: Justin Batista, Corey Favino, Brad Roberts, Jasson Johnson, Jakob Franklin, Nick Souperath.
More Spring 2009 Pictures
Sunday, March 2 U14 Boys Win Open Division Championship in Winter Break Tournament at Teamworks
tournament season with a 1st place finish in the TeamWorks Warwick Winter Break Tournament on Thursday, February 21st. The U-14 Boys have competed in five indoor tournaments in Rhode Island and Massachusetts since last Thanksgiving and ended with the TeamWorks Tournament. In all tournaments they compiled a record of 18 wins; 4 losses; and 1 tie. In those 5 tournaments the Fire Fighters produced 3 - 1st place finishes; and 1 - 2nd place finish. The Fire Fighters amassed a total of 87 goals while giving up just 36; and they had 6 shut outs. Pictured from Left to Right: Back Row - Doyle Byrd (Coach), Christian White, Phil Tantimonico, Corey Palumbo, Chris Quinn, Robert Parker (Coach) Middle Row - Brent Parker, Dave DiNapoli, John Crowley, Brexton Kinney, Ian Giuttari Front Row - Shane Davidson, Jason Byrd, Nate Sandin Thursday, January 10 U12 Boys go undefeated in first session and win playoff championship
The Warwick Fire Fighters U12 Boys B team completed an undefeated season (10-0) by winning the Championship game 6-4 over East Greenwich this past weekend at RI Indoor Sports. Pictured below:
U10 Girls Win Championship at Teamworks
U-10 girls coached by Ed Silva and David Dorsen went
3-0 during the Holiday Christmas Tournament. Only 1 goal given up in 3 games and 1 goal given up by coaching error! top row-Allison A., Taylor R., Allie M., Madison S., Carly D., Emily F., middle row- Jessica K., Karla W., Coach Ed, Emily H., Callie W., bottom row- Coach David, Kendra T., Anthony R.(Equipment Manager/team mascot)
Wednesday, December 31 U16 Girls win championship in Premier Division at Forekicks Christmas Tournament The U16 Girls team caoched by Jim Sulivan won the impressive championship in the open/premier division of the 10v10 Christmas Tournament at Forekicks. From right to left. Ally Harris, Cinzia Lobuono, Asst coach Santo LoBuono, Meghan Carter, Bella DiPalma, Stephanie Kondvar, Brianna Roderiques, Kelly Webster, Cassy Arines, Kassandra Lussier, Kelsey Aldrich, Caitlyn Isherwood, Lexi Sullivan, Christina DiPalma, Jen Dorsen, Meaghan White. Back Row: Coach Jim Sullivan
Saturday, December 29 U8 Girls Win 2nd Place in Christmas Tournament The WFFSC U8 Girls played in the Christmas Tournament at Teamworks. They played many tough teams and came in 2nd in the tournament. Congratulations on the great achievement!
U12 Boys Win Christmas Tournament The U12 Boys coached by Paul DaCosta won the Christmas Tournament at Teamworks going undefeated and winning the championship game in dramatic fashion with 4-3 overtime victory over a tough East Greenwich team.
Bottom Row (l-R): Ryan Summers, Kyle Santos, Alex DaCosata, Back Row: Camilo Bentancur, Assistant Coach Paul DaCosta, Devon Crespin, Alex Adrian, Brendon Barbato, Assitant Coach Steve Barbato, Nathan DaCosta, David Saran, Kyle Barbato (not pictured Coach Mike Riccitelli)
Saturday, December 29 U14 Boys Win Open Division Championship at Forekicks Christmas Tournament The Warwick Fire Fighters U-14 Boys won the ForeKicks Holiday Soccer Tournament in Norfolk, MA on Thursday, December 27th. The Fire Fighters played four games scoring a total of 14 goals while not allowing any goals scored against them. Two teams from Rhode Island and three teams from Massachusetts participated in the U-14 Boys A Division. FRONT ROW (L to R): Brexton Kinney, Ian Giuttari, Nathan Sandin, Shane Davidson, Jason Byrd SECOND ROW (L to R): Doyle Byrd - Coach, Dave DiNapoli, Duncan Samuell, Phil Tantimonico, Chris Quinn, Corey Palumbo, Christian White, John Crowley, Brent Parker, Bobby Lineberger, Robert Parker - Coach
Tuesday, November 27 U14 Boys Win Open Division Championship at Forekicks Thanksgiving Tournament
Fighters U-14 Boys A team rallied to win their next two games to earn a spot in the championship game at the Fore Kicks 6th annual Thanksgiving Holiday Tournament in Norfolk, MA on Sunday. The championship game pitted the Fire Fighters against the only team they had lost to - Salem, MA. The championship game ended regulation play in a 1-1 tie. The Fire Fighters won in overtime with a Golden Goal scored by Nathan Sandin. PICTURED (from left to right): 1st Row - Ian Giuttari Nathan Sandin Jason Byrd Shane Davidson 2nd Row - Doyle Byrd - Coach Brexton Kinney Brent Parker Corey Palumbo Chris Quinn David DiNapoli John Crowley Robert Parker - Coach
Opening Day 2007
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Tuesday, July 10 WFFSC U12 Girls win Championship at Seaside Classic in premier division
First Row kneeling: Kara McCrudden, Ale Widmann, Haley McKusker, Megan Hart, Talia DAmbruoso, Emily Fox Row Standing: Bianca Cappelli, Casey Coutu, Heather Wolfenden, Helena Widmann, Karina Santos-Coach Dave Widmann Not Pictured: Erin Kane, Coach Mario Santos Monday, June 18 U14 Boys Win Father's Day tournament in history-making action
The U-14 Boys won the 2007 North Kingstown Father's Day Tournament in history making form. The Team ended the regular 3 guaranteed game play with a 2-0-1 record. WFFSC then had to wait for the results of another game (Ocean State vs. South County) before they knew they made the championship game. The results of the Ocean State vs. South County game did not produce a winner for the division. Instead WFFSC and Ocean State were in a knotted up tie through all five procedures used to determine the winner of the division (i.e. - (1) results of head-to-head competition; (2) most victories; (3) fewest losses; (4) least goals allowed; and (5) most goals scored with no more than a four goal differential spread allowed per game). According to Tournament officials this has never before happened in the history of the Tournament. The determining procedure came in the form of a best of 5 person shoot-out. WFFSC needed just four opportunities to win the chance to play in the title game hitting 3 of 4 goals with Ocean State hitting only 1 of 4. Chris Quinn had two amazing saves in those missed goals for Ocean State and the third sailed over the goal out of play. Once in the championship game WFFSC battled anothre team from South County and the winner of their Division to a 2 to 2 tie in regulation play. After a ten minute overtime period the score was still 2 to 2. The U-14 Boys then entered their second shoot-out of the day with again a best of 5 goal making opportunity. This time it took 5 opportunities to seal the win for WFFSC making 3 of 5 attempts while giving up just 1 of 4 to South County.
STANDING: Corey Palumbo, Brent Parker, Chris Quinn, Matt Ferreira, Head Coach Robert Parker, Duncan Samuell, Phil Tantimonico, Chris Haze, Asst. Coach George Tantimonico, Paul Luba, Kyle Seidenberg, Joe Warhurst, Asst. Coach Peter Moretti KNEALING: Jhon Auger, Milton Marin, Joey Di Mauro, Dave DiNapoli, Sean Givens Thursday, May 24 WFFSC U12 Boys Win Rhode Island State Championship!!!
This is a huge accomplishment for this team and WFFSC. This is the first town club boys team in RI to win a state championship in several years, being that typically the champions come from the premier clubs. This is a tribute to the players, the coaches, and WFFSC for being able to compete and win consistently at this level of competition. The team won against Blackwatch 2-1 in an exciting final game to win the championship. Congratulations to the players, their parents, and the coaches for this great success. Front Row: Corey Favino, Joshua Sandin, Bobby Lineberger, Jason Byrd, Dylan Robert, James Sullivan Middle Row: Cody Sullivan, Devin Pacheco, Brexton Kinney, Shane Davidson, Nathan Sandin, Erik Olson, Ian Giuttari Back Row: Coach Joe Pacheco, John Crowley, Coach Doyle Byrd, Coach John Crowley Wednesday, June 13 Phil Tantimonico excels on ODP Team The Rhode Island ODP U-13 Team, with Phil Tantimonico from WFFSC as a starting foward, went to New Jersey the weekend of June 9th and 10th to participate in the Region 1 Ryder Cup Tournament at Mercer County Park in New Jersey. The Rhode Island ODP U-13 Boys Team won all three games and ended the tournament with a 3-0 record. They were victorious aganist Maine 4-0, aganist New Jersey 4-1, and aganist Penn 9-2. It is our understanding that in the history of the Region 1 Tournament, dating back to 1999, that no Rhode Island Team has ever won all three games. Phil can play any position and is a very unselfish player who is a "coaches player". Phil is a great representative for WFFSC. Congratulations Phil on your achievements!!!! Monday, June 4 U12 Girls win Joe Strauss Tournament
Second Row: Erin Kane, Casey Coutu, Helena Widmann, Shannon Garvey, Heather Wolfenden, Bianca Cappelli Coach: David Widmann
Amherst, NH Memorial Day Classic Tournament
Much fun was had by all.
More pictures from Amherst
Wednesday, May 2 U10 Girls win Championship at RI Indoor
First row kneeling left to right: Jessica Russo, Emily Hogan, Amber Beech, Audrey Cryan, Jamie Carberry, Caitlin Galamaga and Grace McGrath Standing left to right: Caithlin Diggins, Nikki Welliver, Olivia Murray, Rebecca Pasquarelli, Jennifer Condon, Abigail Paul and Emily Fluette Coaches: Glenn Condon, Ray Pasquarelli, and Paul Galamaga. Tuesday, April 24 U14 Girls team goes undefeated and wins championship at RI Indoor
Wednesday, January 24 U8 Girls Team win Open Division Championship
Monday, January 22 U16 Girls win 1st Session Open/Premier Division at Forekicks The team finished the first session with 31 goals for, 4 against with a 6-1-1 record. The team won the championship with impressive victories: 6-1 over RI Rays and 2-0 over Tidal Wave.
Monday, January 22 U10 Boys win Open Division in MLK Tournament at RI Indoor
Thursday, January 18 U12 Boys go undefeated in winning Session 1 at RI Indoor in the Open Division The U12 Boys coached by Joe Pacheco won the championship during session 1 in the Open Division at RI Indoor. The team went undefeated, playing several premier teams during the course of the season. The team won the championship with a 5-2 victory over the Bruno premier team. Pictured: Front: Assistant Coach John Crowly Front Row: Bobby Lineberger, Jason Byrd, Shane Davidson, Esteban Tamayo Second Row: Coach Joe Pacheco, Dylan Robert, Code Sullivan, Nathan Sandin, Corey Favino, John Crowley Back Row: Assistant Coach Doyle Byrd, Joshua Sandin, Devin Pacheco, Ian Giuttari, James Sullivan, Brexton Kinney
Wednesday, December 27 U12 Boys win at Premier Tournament The WFFSC U12 Boys team coached by Joe Pacheco, John Crowley, and Doyle Byrd won in the premier division at the Holiday Tournament at Forekicks. Besides WFFSC, the teams included Blackwatch, Boston Bolts, and the Scorpions, all Rhode Island and Massachusetts premier teams. WFFSC first played Blackwatch and won 4-0. Then the team tied the Scorpions 1-1. The last game against the Bolts was won by WFFSC 3-0. The championship game was then played against the Scorpions. At halftime, WFFSC was behind 1-0. However, the final score was a 3-2 nailbiter for WFFSC. After all the outdoor tournaments and indoor tournaments plus going undefeated in two indoor leagues, the team's record is an incredible 27 wins, no losses, and one tie, with many of the wins against teams from premier clubs. This is an amazing feat for any team. Congratulations!!! Front Row: James Sullivan, Dylan Robert, Devin Pacheco, Jason Byrd, Corey Favino, Brexton Kinney Back Row:Shane Davidson, Bobby Lineberger, John Crowley, Josh Sandin, Ian Giuttari, Erik Olson, Nathan Sandin, Cody Sullivan Coaches: John Crowley, Doyle Byrd, Joe Pacheco
Wednesday, January 3 U14 Girls Win Holiday Tournament at RI Indoor Bottom Row: Bella DiPalma, Allison Harris, Caitlin Isles, Kassandra Lussier, Meaghan White. Top row Ashley Parker, Cassie Arines, Kelsey Aldrich, Kelly Webster, Cinzia LoBuono, Coach Jim Sullivan
Wednesday, December 27 U14 Boys Team Take Second at RI Indoor Holiday Tournament The U-14 Boys B team played in the Christmas Tournament at RI Indoor yesterday and played exceptionally well. Out of eight teams WFF came in second. WFF beat Cumberland (9-0); Chariho (5-4); and Coventry (8-1) to earn a spot in a semi-final game. Fire Fighters were the only team to go undefeated up to the final game. The Fire Fighter team cumulatively outscored all other teams with 28 total goals while allowing only 9 goals. With less than 10 minutes to go in the final game WFF lead Coventry by a score of 3 to 1. After two quick Coventrygoals the game went into overtime. WFF lost by one goal in the five minute overtime. Kneeling from left to right: Corey Palumbo; Joe Di Mauro; Brent Parker Standing from left to right: Peter Moretti (Assistant Coach); Joe Warhurst; Chris Haze; John-Paul Saggal; Chris Quinn; Dave DiNapoli; Sean Givens; Phil Tantimonico; Robert Parker (Head Coach)
Sunday, December 31 U8 Girls win Holiday Tournament Championship at RI Indoor The team went undefeated to capture another thrilling championship. The coach states that the girls are working hard and are showing tremendous enthusiasm for learning and improving. Congratulations!!!!
WFFSC Teams Win Championship in SRI Kohl's Cup Tournament
U15 Girls Team - BACK ROW (left to right): Caitlin Pope, Gabriella Dipalma, Mary Defazio, Kassy Lussier, Jenny Mason, Kayla Hart, Michaela Conklin FRONT ROW (left to right): Hannah Pickering, Caitlin Isles, Patty Turner, Nicole Degnan, Meghan Hart, Amanda Isles, Brittany Hart Coach Dan Hart
U8 Girls win Thanksgiving Tournament Tuesday, June 27 WFFSC U15 Girls team wins SuperLiga U19 Girls Anchor Division
Thursday, June 1 U14A Girls team had a great time at Amherst Memorial Day Classic Tournament After two days of great soccer the WFFSC Girls U14A team took the number 1 seed into the final playoff in which they lost to the NH champ and host team, Amherst, 3-1. The team finished 2nd place in the overall standings.
Thursday, June 1 U12A Girls win championship at Cape tournament The U-12 A Girls captured first place at the Cape Cod Challenge Cup tournament on Memorial Day weekend. They defeated a premier team, the Fuller Hamlets, in a shootout in the final.
U12A Boys win championship at Amherst Memorial Day Classic
The team came out fired up for the semi-final game and got a measure of revenge by beating the premier team 3-1 to make it to the finals. The team gave their all and the coaches were concerned that the kids may not have enough in the tank for the finals, especially in the heat and sun. The parents, who are a wonderful bunch, ensured that the players had sufficient water and ice for the games. The kids played great in the final game. It was 1-0 at halftime and then we tied the score at about the midpoint of second half. The game ended with a 1-1 tie. There were then two 5-minute overtime periods with Golden Goal (sudden death) rules. No score happened during the overtime periods and the game went to penalty kicks. The team was amazing with their penalty kicks. The other team as well shot a very high percentage. After the fourth round, it was tied 3-3. Then a very strange play occurred. Our player kicked the PK and the ball hit the top crossbar and went straight up in the air. The goalie, thinking that the ball had gone over and out of bounds, went running out of the goal box. The parents of the other team were cheering wildly, thinking that they had a chance to win the game on the next kick. However, the ball, after seeming to hang in the air forever, started coming down. The very experienced ref was watching the ball and had not yet blown the whistle. The ball hit about 6 feet in front of the goal. Could it be possible? Sure enough, the ball had spin on it and started rolling back towards the goal, just crossing the line with about 6 inches to spare. The ref called a goal and the cheers quickly went from the other team to ours. While our sympathies go to the goalie who did not finish the play, we were pleased to get the goal. They then scored as well so after the required 5 PKs, it was tied 4-4. Then it went into overtime for the PK's. We would score and then they would score. Truly amazing how the kids handled the intense pressure. Finally after 7 rounds, our goalie made a great save and the championship belong to the kids who showed so much heart in beating two premier teams. It was truly an amazing, storybook run to the championship.
Thursday, June 1 U10 Boys At Amherst Tournament
Tuesday, June 20 WFFSC U14 Girls Team Wins NK Father's Day Classic Championship
The WFFSC girls won their second consecutive The WFFSC girls set notice that the championship was theirs by scoring within the first 30 seconds. Once taking the lead they never looked back by scoring 3 more goals and finishing off This championship took on very special meaning for this team. Earlier this year, the team lost its mentor and head coach of 6 years, Tom Williams. So, befittingly, on Fathers Day the WFFSC Girls and head coach Jim Sullivan raised their championship trophies proudly in memory of a great father and coach, Tom Williams. L to R Bottom Row: Jessica Hammond, Brianna Rodrigues, Kelsey Aldrich, Alexis Sullivan, Kelly Webster, Cassy Arines & Cinzia LoBuono. L to R Top Row: Ashley Parker, Jennifer Dorsen, Assistant Coach Mike Riccitelli, Allison Harris, Christina DiPalma, Head Coach Jim Sullivan, Tara Riccitelli, Lindsey Garvey & Assistant Coach Santo LoBuono. |
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