A/AA Quarterfinals - Results & Reports

[jptech7]

Hey everyone,

 

I'm starting this thread for results and reports from the A/AA Quarterfinals in Murfreesboro. Score updates are welcome, and match reports would be excellent as we all know that score does not always reflect the way the game was played by both sides.

 

Let the games begin!

 

2013 A/AA Quarterfinal Matchups (Tuesday, May 22nd)

White House v Notre Dame - 4:30pm on Field #3

Christian Academy of Knoxville v Trinity Christian - 7:00pm on Field #3

Kingsbury v Greeneville - 5:00pm on Field #5

East Hamilton v Christ Presbyterian - 7:30pm on Field #5

 

Semifinal Outlook (Wednesday, May 23rd)

Winner of WH & ND v winner of CAK & TC - 5:00pm on Field #5

Winner of Kingsbury & G'ville v winner of EH & CPA - 7:30pm on Field #5

 

Winners of each advance to the final at 4:30 on Friday in the stadium.

[DCURTIS]

White House 2-1 over ND

[soccerfreak92]

Any word on kingsbury- greenville?

[Intense]

Any word on kingsbury- greenville?

 

Hey Freak, CAK-1-0 over TCA with 34 left. Wow, what a murder!!!

[soccerfreak92]

Hey Freak, CAK-1-0 over TCA with 34 left. Wow, what a murder!!!

 

Wow thats surprising cak must be having a bad game

[jptech7]

Any word on kingsbury- greenville?

Kingsbury advances on PKs after double OT tied at 1-1.

[LionSoccer]

CPA up 2-0 over East Hamilton at halftime

[soccerfreak92]

how about a update on cak-tca game?

[LionSoccer]

CaK won 4-0

[FBGIRL]

CPA up 3-1 a few minutes left

[FBGIRL]

CPA up 3-1 a few minutes left

Final

[PJM]

I watched the second half through the PK's of Greeneville vs. Kingsbury. Kingsbury dominated ball control and shots in the 2nd half. Greeneville's Keeper was Mr. Calm and Cool, and was in the right place every time.

 

I worked the East Hamilton vs. CPA game. CPA definitely controlled the game in the first half. I thought East Hamilton played the better 2nd half. This was a fun game to watch, as both teams had some really good, physical and fast players. I think that CPA will beat Kingsbury, although you never can count them out.