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2010-07-24
BU14 All Star Team wins
Burlington
Tournament
The
Unionville-Milliken under-14 Strikers boys' all-star team did it
again! Two for Two.

On their second soccer venture to
Burlington, the team emerged with the tournament title after downing
the Haldimand team 4-0 in the championship final.
The U-MSC Strikers’ team performed so
well that they earned a berth in the final after winning the first
three games.
U-MSC was forced to play a fourth
game against Haldimand to decide the second place.
In the final - five minutes into the
game the U-MSC striker was tripped and a penalty was accorded.
There was no problem converting it. Leading by three to nothing
late in the second half, U-MSC knew they had the championship in
hand. There were some remarkable saves from both sides.
Coached by Renaud Ip along with
Shayne Van Heer, Eric Pun and Peter Yan, other team members
included: Adam Husain, Andy Chan, Arjun Bali, Bernard Chan, Derek
Yan, Deyan Gjorsovski, Dilan Nada, Dzaki Wiradinata, Jacob Young,
Jason Pun, Jeremy Shin, Lucshman Raveendran, Matthew Sin-Chan, Ryan
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2010-06-20
BU14 All Star Team wins
Welland Tournament

The U14 All Star Team set out on their first tournament the Victoria
Day long weekend. Our joyous U14 All Star Team returned home as
champions, accompanied by their proud supporting parents.
With only three outdoor practices before the tournament, winning the
championship was even sweeter. At the end of the first day the team
was in third place.
Winning the semi final the team progressed to the final, In the
final against Welland we found ourselves coming from behind. The
team met the challenge and ended the game 3 – 1 in our favour.
Coach Renaud Ip, Manager Peter Yan, Assistant Manager Erick Pun and
Shayne Van Heer make a great management/coaching team with the
support of the parents.
Team members include: Adam Husain, Andy Chan, Areeb Jawaid, Arjun
Bali, Bernard Chan, Derek Yan, Deyan Djorsovski, Dilan Nada,
Douglas Huang, Dzaki Wiradinata, Jacob Young, Jason Pun, Jeremy
Shin, Lucshman Raveendran, Matthew Sin-Chan, Ryan Bigelow and Shyan
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UMSC GU7 All Star Team Wins Albert Campbell
Tournament! At the
tournament on September 19th and 20th the team won in overtime in
the final game. Congratulations!

The Unionville Strikers Girls U7 All-Star team,
coached by Bill Markos, participated in the Albert Campbell
Tournament in Scarborough on September 19 and 20, and were crowned
champions. In the first game of the tournament, the Strikers
defeated the Kleinburg Lions 3 – 1 with goals scored by Zanyece
Harris-Wright and two goals by Callie Wright.
The next opponent was the Mississauga Falcons which
Unionville defeated 2 – 1 with goals from Alyson Shim and Callie
Wright. In the third game of the round robin against the Ajax
Wildcats, Unionville lost 1 – 0. However, the game meant nothing
since Unionville had already secured a spot in the finals. In the
finals, the Unionville Strikers played the Ajax Wildcats again, in
which they won 1 – 0 in overtime with the golden goal scored by
Callie Wright.
Congratulations to Zanyece Harris-Wright, Alexandra
Markos, Evelyn Attard, Karina Moffat, Emily Sunn, Callie Wright,
Jade Deluca-Ahooja, Alyssa Coquia, Megan Cuscianna, Aranee Balendra,
McKenna Gemmell, Alyson Shim, Melissa Reardon, Yamine Hamze, and
Yasmina Warwar on a job well done. Also, the team would like to send
out a special thank you to all the supporters that were there
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2009-09-20
UMSC GU16 All Star Team Wins Albert
Campbell Tournament!
The tournament was held on September
19 and 20th. Congratulations!
The tournament was intense right down
to the last minute. See picture on Home Page
The
Girls U16 Select team performed equally as well, winning the
tournament with a golden goal. The girls started off their day by
defeating the U15 Scarborough team 1-0, with a goal scored by Megan
Nishida. In the next round robin game, the girls tied the U16
Scarborough team 1-1, with a goal scored by Harleen Nijjar. Finally,
the girls ended off by facing Brams United and defeating them 2-1,
with goals scored by Samantha Yang and Kristin Dass.
This was enough to put the Strikers in first place in
their group as they went on to face West Rouge in the semi-finals
the next day. The girls won 2-0 with both goals scored by Tiffany
Chow. Now the Strikers were headed off to the finals, with their
previous opponents, the U16 Scarborough team awaiting them.
Following a formal entrance, both teams were ready to go.
The Strikers played an intense “nail-biting” game.
After keeping it 0-0 for both halves, they went on to sudden death
overtime. When the first overtime half ended, it was still 0-0. As
overtime was closing to its end, the strikers were awarded a free
kick just past the half line.
With the kick taken by Sarah Sin-Chan, it fell to the
top of the penalty box, where Megan Nishida was able to lob the ball
over the goalie’s out-stretched arms and into the net, making it the
GOLDEN GOAL.
This tournament win would not have been possible
without our defenders, also known as the “Great Wall of China,”
composed of Wessal “ohmygod” Omarkhail, Celine Yu, Melanie Ng,
Nicole Chan, and Sarah Sin-Chan. Our midfielders, who were the
play-makers of the field included Megan Nishida, Farah Jamal,
Tiffany Chow, Marissa Chin, Lauren Mah, and Kristin Dass. They set
up the forwards for the finish. These speedy players were Shanelle
Dudart, Harleen Nijjar, Katie Shim, Michelle Tang, and Samantha
Yang. Although the forwards are looked up upon, we cannot forget the
amazing goalkeepers which included Sarah Sin-Chan and Nicole Chan.
They both made the net seem impenetrable with their saves. Behind
every good team, there is an even better coaching and managing
staff. Coaches Glenn Nishida and Alfie Ng brought the technical
aspect of the game, and managers Trish Chan and Dianne Walcott
organized everything, and kept all players and parents on the same
page.
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2009-09-20
UMSC U14
GIRLS ALL STAR TEAM
FINALISTS
AT THE 2009 UMSC ALL STAR/SELECT TOURNAMENT
AUGUST
21-23, 2009

Congratulations to the Girls U14 All Star team for their stellar
performance at the UMSC All Star/Select Tournament in August. The
girls won every game in their round robin, in part due to the goals
by Heather Joannou, Lauren Jeffs, Rahna Dad Mohammad, Jade Dopson,
Natalie Yeung, Lorraine Yeung and Anisa Jamal. They shut out their
opponents 3-0 in the semi finals due to the great goal keeping of
Jen Grott. The Final Cup game against North Toronto Nitros was hard
fought by all team members including Victoria Garavellos, Jaclyn Ho,
Kiana Hylton, Christina Lefas, Jenny Martineau, Vanessa Lum, Chantel
Altomare-Ciallella, Erin Garavellos, Jodi Leung and Samantha Fung.
Unfortunately, a penalty kick by the talented Nitros, made the final
score 1-0 for them. The team is very proud of how far they have
come thanks to amazing coaching by Tom Kardaras and Yusuaf Omarkhail
and the managerial skills of Janet Selby. In the John Traganitis
All Star Tournament in Aurora, Sept 19/20th they made it
to the semi finals on a goal by Ali Puopolo. They played their
hearts out against Newmarket, however after two overtime periods, it
went into penalty kicks and Newmarket out shot them. But it has
been a great year and we wish to also thank our call up players,
Laura McGuire, Stephanie Kardaras and Melissa Kocuba for their help
along the way.
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2009-09-04
UMSC BU13 team wins Lake Simcoe All Star Tournament!

Congratulations to the BU13 All Star
team! The Lake Simcoe Tournament on July 25/26 was close to the
finish - the UMSC team persevered to win.
See the full story below
Under the guidance of
coaches Renaud Ip and Shayne Van Heer, the Lake Simcoe tournament
held on July 25th
and 26th
turned out to be a
fitting experience for the BU13 All Star team.
The first game against the Peterborough Pain
ended in a 0 - 0 tie, with the second game against Dixie postponed
due to inclement weather. The third game against Burford was an
important one, with Burford having lost to Dixie 4-0 the previous
day. Realizing the urgency of the situation, a different strategy
was employed with the most ready players attacking, resulting in a 2
– 1 win after Burford had tied the game in the dying minutes. That
win was the turning point in the BU13 quest for the Championship
trophy.
Dixie defeated
Peterborough 2-0, leaving Dixie at the top of the group with six
points, and UMSC second with four. Since there was no chance of a
change in teams for the final, the second postponed game was
cancelled and the final scheduled for
4:45
p.m. Playing the final looked to be in doubt with rain and
lightning until well after 5
p.m. and some
earlier games cancelled; if the BU13 Final had been cancelled, Dixie
would have automatically been named the winner on points; luckily,
the skies cleared and this was not the case.
Going into the final, the
UMSC BU13 All Stars were hungry and ready to win, playing with
confidence and precision, sending long balls deep into the
opposition half that required extensive runs back to defend. At
half time the game was scoreless. A few minutes into the second
half, Dixie managed to put one behind the UMSC team and were leading
1-0. A game of catch up ensued, with long passes putting pressure
on the opposition coupled with fine defensive work. With minutes to
spare, the UMSC team managed to tie the game 1-1; the last few
minutes of the game were precarious but the tie was preserved,
sending the game to penalties.
The penalties to decide
the winner was a nerve racking situation. The keepers on both teams
saved one shot each, however the deciding factor was two complete
misses by Dixie, coupled with only one for UMSC and everyone else
scoring, handing the Championship to UMSC. The players did earn the
Championship.
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2009-08-09
UMSC U14 Boys All Star Team wins Oshawa All Star Tournament

Congratulations to the UMSC BU14 All
Star team on winning the Oshawa All Star Tournament on August 9th.
They defeated Darlington in the final
4 to 2.
The UMSC BU14
team traveled to Oshawa on the weekend of Aug 9 to compete against 5
other teams. We won the tournament with 2 wins and a tie, defeating
Darlington in the finals on Sunday. Our first game was against
Darlington at Lake Vista Park. The boys played a solid game
defeating Darlington 4 to 2. Goals were scored by Patrick Leung (2),
Jonathan Depaola and Christian Clancy. Our second game at Lakeview
Park was the most challenging, against a strong rival team from
Aurora. Our team stayed focused, played hard and ended up tying the
game 1 all. Jonathan Depaola scored for UMSC. The last game on
Saturday was against Pickering BU13 team. We defeated them 5 to 1
with goals scored by Jonathan Depaola (3), Kevin Guitierrez and John
Scarrow. On Sunday we met up with Darlington again in the finals
after a 45 minute rain delay. After a quick goal in the first minute
of the game, both teams scored to tie the game 2 all by the end of
the first half. In the second half, UMSC played a very strong
defense, pushed the ball up to the strikers and scored 3 more goals
for a decisive win of 5 to 2. The scorers were Jonathan Depaola (4)
and Patrick Leung. The sportsmanship awards were given to Anthony
Santos, Ali Tejani and Matthew Samuels. The boys passed well, did
not give up or relax and represented the club in a sportsmanlike
manner. Great job guys!
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2009-08-09
UMSC U10 Girls All Star Team finalists at Oshawa All Star Tournament

Congratulations to the UMSC GU10 All
Star team for reaching the finals at the Oshawa All Star
Tournament on August 9th.
Over the Aug 8-9 week end, the Unionville Milliken Soccer Club (UMSC)
Girls Under 10 All Star team advanced to the Oshawa NASC Soccer All
Star Tournament Final versus the Oshawa GU10 home team . This
was due to excellent efforts from all players and support from their
parents. Actually, UMSC came so close to winning the tournament as
they were leading 1-0 at one point in the Final. That's the only
goal the Oshawa GU10 team gave up in the entire tournament. After
regulation time, both teams were still tied at 1-1. Then, at the
last minute of the 2nd half of the overtime period, Oshawa scored
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What a Season for the UMSC U16 Boys All Star Strikers
The UMSC boys under 16 All-Star team win their 5th
tournament in a row. After three years together these boys
have put in a lot of hard work and dedication into being part of the
team. They have combined skills with personality not to be only
teammates but also great friends off the field. The team was asked
to participate in the York Regional Soccer League this past summer
and pulled through with a record of 9 wins and 0 losses. Also this
summer they competed in 5 All-Star/Select tournaments. Winning the
previous 4 tournaments in Lake Simcoe, Oshawa, Unionville, and North
Mississauga the team participated in their last tournament of the
year in Scarborough for the Albert Campbell tournament held on
September 20 and 21. The boys once again stepped up against tough
competition in the finals vs. Clairlea-Westview. The team took the
game 2-0 with solid playing and great communication on the field to
bring home the 5th consecutive championship trophy of the
year. This by far was their most successful year to date, they
posted some very impressive wins throughout the season and under the
leadership of team captain and leading goal scorer Bobby Kardaras
were able to maintain an undefeated record in YRSL and all 5
tournaments. This was truly a remarkable season and a great
accomplishment. The team was coached by Philip Kardaras and Pat
Gismondi. Team members include forwards Bobby Kardaras, Michael
Gismondi, and Dakota Henderson, mid-fielders Jonathan Suckling-Alderton,
Ryan Ng, Josh Lowe, Rajakeirthan Arunthavaraph, Willie Scarrow,
Andrew Tang, and Ryan D’Arcy Singleton, defensemen Tarun Bablani,
Paris Blackwood, Darien Pun, Justin Denanauth, Sinthuran Yogaratnam,
and goaltender Michael Muzzatti.
The coaches and players
would like to thank the parents and the Unionville Milliken Soccer
Club for their continuous support for the past 3 years.
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Unionville-Milliken Soccer Club Boys U7 Boys Win the Oshawa NASC 6v6
Tournament
The
UMSC U7 Boys coached by Chris McLeish and Stephen Spencer demonstrated
that they are a first-class team by going undefeated 4-0 in the
weekend tournament with;
1-0
over Peterborough City
3-2
win over Whitby Iroquois Blue
6-2
win over Whitby Iroquois Gold
3-2
Win in the Finals over Whitby Iroquois Blue
There were some great goals by Luca Delapa with 2 goals
against Whitby Blue, Nicholas Early and Philip Morrone with a goal
each against Whitby Gold. In the Tournament final, Cole Faulknor
scored 2 beautiful goals, Cale Laughrey scored 1 and Philip Morrone
was the player of the match in net with some timely saves. Supported
by an overall outstanding team performance by all of the UMSC
Strikers, Cale Laughrey had an unbelievable tournament with 7 Goals!!
Next up for the boys is one of the biggest and best tournaments of the
year, their own
UMSC All
Star/Select Tournament August 23-24!

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U-MSC All
Star Girls U-14 bring home Championship at Lake Simcoe Tournament
Congratulation to U-MSC
GU-14 team for winning the Lake Simcoe Tournament!
The girls won their
qualifying round by 2-0, 2-0, 1-0 and finally winning their final
championship game by 5-0. The girls played an amazing game shutting
out the tournament. “Watching the girls play in this tournament was
like listening to a beautiful piece of music, they were all in synch”,
said the coaching staff Alfie Ng and Philip Chow; or as the girls
would say, “Listening to the Jonas Brothers sing”.
You cannot go through
a tournament by not giving up one goal without a solid defense. Our
defense was a force to be reckoned with. The defensive team of Kristin
Dass, Melanie Ng, Celine Yu and Wessal Omarkhail were like the “Great
Wall of China”. Whenever the ball hit, it bounced back. When the
frustrated opponent finally struck hard enough and punched a hole
through the Great Wall of China, our impenetrable Goal Keeper was
there to say “No Way, Jose”!, and stopped every shot directed at the
net. A very special “thank you” goes to Nicole Tortorici, Esin Uner
and Tiffany Chow for “volunteering” to play goalie, and for performing
flawlessly as the last line of defense. Our goal keepers had only one
goal and that was to deny the opponent of theirs and denied them they
did.
People say Soccer is
a beautiful sport, and this beauty is exemplified by our “Play
Makers”, the Mid-fielders; Vanessa Barnwell, Lidia Tortorici, Nicole
Tortorici, Nicole Samara, Lauren Mah and Tiffany Chow. They were there
to support the defense, and set up the Forward for the final finish.
You cannot loose a
game if you don’t let in a goal, and you cannot win unless you get a
goal. When it came to making it count, the speed of Marissa Chin and
Alex Lowe, the powerful kick of Harleen Nijjar, the accuracy of our
“lefty” Mary Kathleen Spray and Esin Uner played the finale notes to a
beautiful song by putting that ball into the net, scoring a total of
10 goals in the tournament.
  
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UMSC GU18 All Star Wins Greece
All Star Tournament
CONGRATULATIONS to the UMSC girls' team under 18 for winning the
Greece All Star tournament. The only Canadian team in the group, the
tournament was held in Greece N.Y. The UMSC GU18 strikers were
successful in placing first among a group of 6 teams. This was the
result of dedication and commitment from the players.
- Coach Chris Misketis, Assistant coach
Rob Cummings and Team Manager Greg Giannidis
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UMSC BU14 All Star wins Albert Campbell All-Star
Tournament
The Albert Campbell Tournament was played on the weekend of September
16 & 17 throughout various soccer fields in Scarborough.
The coaching staff; Philip Kardaras, Pat Gismondi and Andy Fuentes,
would like to congratulate and thank all the players: Michael
Muzzatti, Joshua Lowe, Darien Pun, Terrance Yiu, Kent Leslie,
Rajakeirthan Arunthavaraph, Michael Gismondi, Robert
Kardaras, Ryan Singleton D’arcy, Jonathan Suckling,
Willy Scarrow, Alan Ang, Kenny Fuentes, Sinthuran Yogaratnam, Andrew
Sulaiman and Ryan Ng on winning the Albert Campbell Tournament.
The UMSC All Star Strikers played 3 games on Saturday starting with
the Clairlea-Westview, a team we had played in
the Unionville tournament that ended in a 1-0 win for the Strikers.
This time the game ended in a 0-0 tie after a tight and well-played
game by both squads. The second match was against Darlington who
played a good game but the UMSC Strikers out
played their opponent by using great teamwork and good passes. The
scoring started with a nicely placed ball by Joshua Lowe followed with
one by Bobby Kardaras, they both went on to
score another goal each. Terrance Yiu and Ryan Singleton each added to
the tally. The team went on to win this game by a score of 6-1.
After a long day we started our 3rd
and last game against CCH -
Colborne. We knew that we needed a win to play in the finals on Sunday
so the players went on the field with determination. Shortly after the
game started the Strikers was up 2-0. With good passes and un-selfish
playing by our team we went on to take the game 9-0. What was
surprising about this game was not the fact that UMSC won by such a
large margin, but the fact that at no time during the game was there
any attempt by the other team to play unfair or to voluntarily foul
the players. It was a very clean and well refereed game. The referee
approached both benches requesting to end this game with 10 minutes
left, seeing that where was no need to continue after such a big lead,
but the players on both sides wanted to play on, and so it did, after
we switched some players on both sides, they continued until the final
whistle by the referee. In the words of the referee to both coaching
benches "I have never had so much fun refereeing a game as I just did
in these last 10 minutes. I want to congratulate both teams for having
such great kids, for playing such a clean game and having so much
fun." The coaching staff and the players of the UMSC All Star team
take off our hats to the team of CCH - Colborne.
Our win put us through to the finals on Sunday against
Clairlea-Westview. The All Star Strikers knew we had a good chance to
win this game but would have to play a solid game with good passes.
Our team came out firing on all cylinders and created a few chances to
score but they had excellent goaltending. The Clairlea team took over
the match halfway through the 1st
period and had their chances cut
short by our defense. It was an exchange of excellent passes and shots
on goal but the 1st
half ended in a 0-0 tie. The 2nd
half was no different that the
first, full of good shots and close calls by both teams. With 10
minutes left to go and looking at overtime, Alan Ang came down the
right wing and crossed to the middle where, Bobby Kardaras, deflected
the ball with his head to the back post away from the goalie and
scored our 1st
goal of the game.
The Clairlea team came on strong knowing they had to tie to extend the
game or settle for second. Our defense and mid-field took over and
kept the opponent at bay. The game ended with a 1-0 win for the UMSC
BU14 All Star Strikers and our first tournament win after being
finalist in the previous two tournaments.
Once again, our thanks go out to all the parents for being there and
supporting both the coaches and the players all season. Our thanks to
Philip Chow for getting us registered in all these tournaments this
year as well as to Doug and Henry for getting our passports and other
paperwork registered and back to us in time so that our kids would be
able to play.
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BU-14 All Star Team Sub-Champion in Oshawa NASC
All-Star/Select Invitational Tournament held on the weekend of August 12th
& 13th.
Before we get started, we the coaching staff of the Unionville Strikers BU-14
All Star Team would like to thank each and every player and their parents for
their great effort and support in last weekend’s nail biting, nerve-racking
Oshawa NASC soccer tournament. The boys were all very nervous as we met the
evening before their very first tournament. They only had three weeks to
prepare for this weekend and felt that they were not ready. We assured them
that we had a great deal of talent on our team and our road to winning would
be to play our game and not get caught playing the other teams game.
Saturday morning with nerves on end and with only two subs, we started the
first game against a well-prepared and undefeated Oshawa BU-14 team. Our team
struck first and Ryan Singleton scored our first goal of the tournament. The
Oshawa team came on strong and in the dying minutes of the game. They took a
shot that was heading straight for the upper corner of the goal, an
unstoppable shot, when out of nowhere the hand of our goalie, Michael
Muzzatti, deflected the ball wide of the goal preserving a 1-0 win in our
first game and earning him the Most Sportsman Medal from the other team
coaching staff.
The players were pumped up for our second game that afternoon against the
Tweed Titans. It was a nervous start for both teams but our boys settled in
and playing their game, were able to score 5 times while keeping our goal
undefeated. The goals were scored by Robert Kardaras (Bobby) – 2 goals ,
Jonathan Suckling - 1 goal, Rajakeirthan Arunthavaraph - 1 goal and Terrance
Yiu - 1 goal. Joshua Lowe played an excellent game earning him the Most
Sportsman Medal.
With 2 wins, 6 points, 6 goals in favour and 0 against we were in first place
and waiting for the winner of the wildcard game later that afternoon to see
which team we would be playing Sunday morning.
Our Sunday game was against the Oshawa BU-13 team, the score was 1-0 in our
favour after the 1st half. We went on to win this game 3-0. The
goals were scored by Michael Gismondi, Ryan Singleton and Bobby Kardaras. The
Most Sportsman Medal was awarded to Rajakeirthan Arunthavaraph.
This win, gave our Strikers a birth in the finals against the Oshawa BU-14
team whom we had faced on Saturday morning, we all knew it was going to be a
tuff game.
Unionville struck first once again with the goal being scored by Raj and we
were up 1-0 by the end of the first half. The Oshawa team kept pushing and
finally was able to score the equalizer in the second half, five minutes later
on a failed attempt by our team to reject the ball from a corner kick the
Oshawa team scored again putting them up 2-1. The boys were devastated but we,
the coaches, knew the talent we had on this team and encouraged them to not
give up and this was their game. Regrouping, they went right back at their
opponent and in the last 5 minutes of the game Andrew Sulaiman, hungry for a
goal, scored off a cornerkick, which tied the game, sending it into overtime.
We should mention that once again our goalie, Michael, came through in the
second half saving his goal from defeat in 3 or 4 opportunities, which earned
him the Most Sportsman Medal again from the Oshawa team.
At the end of two 5-minute overtime periods the game was still tied 2-2. The
game came down to 5 penalty shots per team, after which we were still tied
with both teams having scored 3 goals a piece. It was now sudden death
penalty shots. It took 10 players from each team before the game was decided
by the winning goal from the Oshawa BU-14 team.
All this time, the parents and spectators on the sideline were cheering on
both teams and groaning on every fail goal attempt, everyone was nervous.
It was a gut wrenching loss and the boys were depressed. We told them that
they were winners and they should hold their heads up high for they were the
only team to give the Oshawa team a loss this year, and our team was the only
undefeated team in the tournament.
The coaching staff made sure the players were aware of this and how proud we
were of all of them, we had won this tournament no matter what the outcome was
after the penalty shots.
Upon awarding the trophies, the Oshawa NASC officials commended both teams for
the excellent playing. “It was the longest, most exciting and nerve racking
game that has ever been played in the history of our tournament.”
On a very sportsman note on behalf of the BU-14 UMSC Strikers they parted with
a “See you in Unionville”.
The coaching staff, Philip Kardaras, Pat Gismondi and Andy Fuentes, would like
to thank all the players:
Andrew Sulaiman, Kenny Fuentes, Alan Ang, Kent Leslie , Darien Pun, Joshua
Lowe, Ryan Singleton, Jonathan Suckling, Robert Kardaras, Michael Gismondi,
Rajakeirthan Arunthavaraph, Terrance Yiu and goaltender Michael Muzzatti.
For their time and dedication to their team mates and their efforts to improve
their skills at the game.
We would
also like to thank all the parents once again for their continuous support by
getting their children to practices and games on time.
We would
also like to thank Philip Chow, who without his expertise and patience to get
our paperwork in order with the region, made it possible for the team to
participate in this tournament.
All the players on this team are truly ALL-STARS.
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