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Recent Tournament Events

     It has been a while since I have been able to blog, in part because of some of the recent soccer tournaments to which I have traveled.  In May we brought two teams, both a coed team and a men's over 30 team, to the Challenge event in Tampa, Florida.  We had a blast there, and I also brought my tent for a book signing.  Our coed team consisted of Wande, Mert, Kristie, Megan, and Dwayne.  Our men's over 30 team consisted of Teo, Faruk, Bill, Engin, and Coach Bill.  Both teams did well, and ended up playing each other in the finals.  Both teams beat the men's recreational team that was paired with us.  Although our coed team lost to a men's competitive team, our men's over 30 team barely lost in a thrilling last minute contest to another men's competitive team that ended up winning the men's competitive division.  When our two teams played each other in pool play, the coed team prevailed.  But in the finals the men's over 30 team prevailed in a thrilling one goal win.  Thanks to all who participated!  We also had great fun kayaking, swimming, eating seafood, walking the beach, and dancing.

     I also participated in the Charleston 6v6 event held each year by the World Futbol Tour.  Although we brought two teams to the event, neither of our teams won a game.  My team did have two very close losses out of our three games.  We also had a blast, as we ate and drank, kayaked, and enjoyed the beach and the sunshine.  Many thanks to Diane, who every year makes our "Balls and Dolls" team into a fun group that enjoys the Charleston event.  This year there were many good teams at the event, and although we had some soccer "newbies" on our teams, the other teams had some semi-pros and college players that dominated the matches.  Many thanks to the World Futbol Tour for a great event.  At the World Futbol Tour events, the kids play 3 vs. 3 and the adults play 6-aside.  I hope everyone can take time to attend the Charleston tournament next year!

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