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Greeneville will have killed three bucks by the time the game is over.

Sorry - what does that mean?

I don't know how you do it - your ratings are pretty darn good - could you handicap some pro football games for me?

Last weekend was great weather with some great girls soccer. I can't comment on the overall results but some observations:

Farragut is for real - great team, not a lot of weak areas, dominates the middle of the field

Father Ryan - another solid team, they had Bearden down 2-0 at half and controlled possession but ended up losing 3-2

Bearden - two studettes who have a chance to score every time they touch the ball

CAK - still pretty good but they are not as good as years past

Greeneville - Good, but can they find their groove consistently?

Officiating for the tournament - all over...

Welcome comments / discussions

Sounds like a good idea Any other details - one day? Two days? How many games? Etc., etc., etc.

The goal of the round robin is play as much soccer as you can for the girls who don't see the pitch that often. They games will be played on the Galaxy Fields (club fields) on Saturday (one day). The number of games and the cost depends on the number of teams that enter. Should be a good day.

The entire article can be located at: http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2010/aug/19/usual-suspects-thinking-big/

Top 10 Knoxville Area Teams:

1) Oak Ridge

2) Bearden

3) CAK

4) Farragut

5) West

6) Greeneville

7) Catholic

8) Maryville

9) Webb

10) Hardin Valley

Greeneville High School is trying to organize a girls JV round robin soccer event in Greeneville on Saturday, September 25th. If you are interested, please contact the coach, John Eiskamp at Johneiskamp@yahoo.com

Greeneville 4

Jefferson County 0

Greeneville 5

Sullivan South 0

Can only speak for Notre Dame - Greenville and the Nomads were good competition and ND seemed to get out of it what was hoped for - a chance to see what the girls could do, team bonding and conditioning. With the return of several who were injured last year, graduation and maturation of the freshman, there are some holes to fill, but the athletes are there.

I can say from a third party that Notre Dame looked very good at defense and keeper, especially in the middle. They have one girl up top who has a lot of speed and foot skills - but there are some issues in the middle - just an observation.

Our HS boys are done and club soccer is almost over. Now we have to wait two months to start up the 2010 season - can we start pontificating on the upcoming fall season? Who are the teams to watch, what early seaason tournaments are going to set the stage, what players are going to shine in the fall?

Greeneville. 8

University High. 0

Brutal schedule! Should prepare you for a good run at CAK and Notre Dame. Does Greeneville have a lot of returning players from last year?

Graduated a couple of key seniors, but they should be pretty strong.

Greeneville High School (A/AA)

24-Aug Farragut

27-Aug Cumberland Gap

1-Sep Cosby

4-Sep Katie Hunter Tournament - Houston

5-Sep Katie Hunter Tournament - Collierville

Katie Hunter Tournament - Roane County

6-Sep Katie Hunter Tournament - Henry County

8-Sep Elizabethton

10-Sep University High

12-Sep Bearden

15-Sep Hardin Valley

17-Sep Dobyns-Bennett

22-Sep Chuckey Doak

24-Sep Grainger County

25-Sep Cleveland Tournament - Cleveland

26-Sep Cleveland Tournament - CCS

27-Sep Cleveland Tournament - Bradley

3-Oct Oak Ridge

13-Oct Maryville

Just curious to see which teams are the pre-season favorites next fall based on how the club teams are doing this spring.

our A.D. is on the board of control or what ever its called

 

so region 3 will combine to make district 5 and cumberland co will go into 6 along with warren co, white co, cookville and coffee co

 

all of murfreesboro will be together including wilson central

 

portland and station camp come up from AA/A into 9 along with lebanon

 

and last catholic goes into 3

 

CLASS AAA

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> District 1: Daniel Boone, David Crockett, Sullivan South, Tennessee,

> Volunteer Dobyns-Bennett, Science Hill

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> District 2: Cherokee, Cocke Co., Morristown East, Morristown West,

> Seymour; Jefferson Co., Sevier Co.

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> District 3: Anderson Co., Campbell Co., Clinton, Knoxville Catholic,

> Knoxville Central, Knoxville Halls, Powell; Karns, Oak Ridge

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> District 4: Lenoir City, South Doyle; Bearden, Farragut, Hardin Valley,

> Heritage, Knoxville West, Maryville, William Blount

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> District 5: Cleveland, Red Bank, Rhea Co., McMinn Co.; Bradley, Ooltewah,

> Soddy-Daisy, Walker Valley

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> District 6: Cumberland Co., White Co.; Coffee Co., Cookeville, Warren Co.

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> District 7: Blackman, LaVergne, Oakland, Riverdale, Siegel, Smyrna, Wilson

> Central

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> District 8: Lawrence Co., Shelbyville, Tullahoma Columbia, Franklin Co.,

> Lincoln Co.

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> District 9: Beech, Gallatin, Hendersonville, Portland, Station Camp;

> Lebanon, Mt. Juliet

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> District 10: Clarksville, Henry Co., Kenwood, Northwest, Dickson Co.,

> Northeast, Rossview, West Creek

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> District 11:Centennial, Hillsboro, Hillwood; Brentwood, Franklin,

> Independence, Overton, Ravenwood

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> District 12: Glencliff, Maplewood, Whites Creek; Antioch, Cane Ridge,

> Hunters Lane, McGavock

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> District 13: Brighton, Dyer Co., Hardin Co., Jackson North Side, Munford;

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> District 14: Craigmont, Raleigh-Egypt; Arlington, Barlett, Bolton,

> Cordova, Millington

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> District 15: Ridgeway; Collierville, Germantown, Houston, Kirby,

> Southwind, Wooddale

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> District 16: Fairley, Hamilton, Melrose, Memphis Overton; Memphis Central,

> Whitehaven, White Station

Does anyone know what district Greeneville is scheduled to be in? Normally they would be in District2.