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Voorhees just had a 1-1 game with Crush, and only beat MFA 2-0. I don't think they are on par with those other three right now. Between EDP and the state turney there is lots of very good soccer to go this fall.
- October 8, 2014 at 1:13 PM
If you look at Voorhees's GOT SOCCER site it will show Voorhees does not score many goals. Most scores are 2-0, 3-0 etc. Look at the goals against ratio, one of strongest in the region if not the country. The defense on that team is a wall! The team has only one game since 2012 that the team was scored upon 3 times! No need to run up scores. No need to play pass around. I'm sure Voorhees would love a chance to play PDA on 8v8! That whole team would say bring it I bet.
- October 8, 2014 at 2:42 PM
I think Voorhees would win small sided. Lyon's speed and passing ability lend themselves to be better at 11v11. 8v8 ends up becoming a Futsal game.
- October 8, 2014 at 5:04 PM
At this point I don't think the field size would matter.
- October 8, 2014 at 6:43 PM
Just saw the last few posts. I agree Voorhees would win. I wish they were playing this weekend at the EDP event. I just looked at their GOT SOCCER. The team has only lost three times since March, and only by one goal. The only team close to them is Lower Merion, and Voorhees has beaten them plenty of times. Face facts Voorhees in a unique team. Town team that plays better then club teams. What is seems to me is a strong group of girls from the same town that just happen to be great young players. Their record speaks for itself, Jeff Cup winners and State Cup winners.... We will have to see what happens this season, but from the looks of it, they are on the same path as last year.
- October 8, 2014 at 10:24 PM
Why did Voorhees (and the rest of other "top" teams) choose to stay 8v8 for U11?
- October 8, 2014 at 10:38 PM
The overwhelming majority of teams are playing 8v8 at U11, not just some of the other "top" teams. Kudos to Voorhees and the other town teams that keep school friends together at the younger ages.
I'm hearing of a trend towards 8v8or 9v9 next year at the U12 age. Is anyone hearing the same thing? - October 9, 2014 at 8:49 AM
8v8 field is too small for u 12 girls. Even for some u 11 teams. Seen most teams play at this age group. IMO PDA Lyon is far more talented and deeper than the rest.
- October 9, 2014 at 11:06 AM
Yes, majority of the regional leagues are going to be 8v8 at U12. EDP and JAGS will offer both as the do now. They are close to adopting a larger field size requirement for u11/u12.
- October 9, 2014 at 1:40 PM
Think the top the teams are doing each other a disservice by not playing directly with each other. EDP u11 is a joke with lopsided match ups. How do these "top" teams expect to do well nationally when they aren't playing the best at the local level. 8v8 or 9v9 is a joke at u12.
Voorhees, world class, crush, PDA Lyon should be playing each other every other week if they are the top teams. Waste of time playing other teams. - October 10, 2014 at 10:17 PM
I watched the Jps vs Sjeb east game today wow what a blow out 7-0 and barons played keep away the second half it was crazy thought Jps was better
- October 11, 2014 at 4:46 PM
My daughter and I came over to the farm early (she plays u11 8v8). I wanted to see the Jersey Premier and Barons E game. And I have to say that there are a couple decent players on Jersey Premier BUT there seems to be an issue with some of the girls. Seems like they didnt want to pass often, keeping the ball to themselves no matter their position to try and get the goal and sometimes looked lazy not putting in the effort to run. They did look good the first 15-20 minutes then it went south. They had a girl here and there open clear as clear could be and they wouldn't pass. If you want to win you have to play as a team. And that I didn't see from Jersey Premier but I did see that with the Barons E. Job well done.
- October 11, 2014 at 6:30 PM
Bad loss for the Sjeb east team didn't let a goal in the whole tourny and loss on a own goal...team looked like it feel apart the last game...Sjeb had a lot of chances to score just couldn't finish...that's soccer better team can't always win...I still think Lyon is the top team after watching barons play...they let there emotions beat them...Jps u lost to barons east and barons west team face the fact Jps is not a strong team and that's the truth....wait till all the 8v8 teams go 11v11 then the comp will be even stronger
- October 13, 2014 at 1:30 AM
What happened to Hamilton Rush? First, why were they in the third flight of 8v8 and second, how do they not win that flight? Missing girls, injuries?
- October 13, 2014 at 5:33 AM
Barons East are a fanominal team. Lyon is probably the best. I can't wait till Voorhees moves up to 11v11 to play Lyon. Should make for a very interesting game.
Barons East had a great run at the tournament this past weekend but came up against a team that gave them a run for their money. Tough way to lose also.
I understand their are strong teams and their are weak teams and a team makes or breaks a win or loss. But some of these weak teams like Match Fit and Jersey Premier and Barons West have a few strong players regardless of how the rest if the team plays. It's a shame those stronger players couldn't be on a team together. Oh well, on to the next game kids. - October 13, 2014 at 9:08 AM
Interesting to see what happens with World Class and NJ Crush this weekend. Off of their overall body of work WC may be the best team at 8v8.
- October 13, 2014 at 12:20 PM
Interesting to see what happens with World Class and NJ Crush this weekend. Off of their overall body of work WC may be the best team at 8v8.
- October 13, 2014 at 12:20 PM
WC wins. Top three crush girls will leave club next year - they always do. All the older teams become very average over time and fade away.
- October 13, 2014 at 1:41 PM
Okay, any of the top 5 teams playing U11 8v8 in NJ this fall, can beat one another. Teams have good days and bad... What it comes down to, is how they perform in the end. Top teams will tie, or loose a game here or there. Does not mean they are a bad team just had a bad day! Hence the Giants on Sunday! Bad day! The team bashing i.e: Crush will loose their top 3 girls, or World Class is just kick and run, Voorhees is the dirtiest team in the state. Let the girls who want it most prove it. I guess a lot will be settled at the EDP CUP in November.
- October 14, 2014 at 1:19 PM
I find it hilarious that grown adults are on a u11G soccer forum putting down teams and little girls. YES.....little girls. Big deal one can kick better than the other. Do you not get they are little girls and not seasoned professional athletes????? Leave the kids alone, shut your mouths on the sidelines, let the little girls play a sport they love and not a sport you wish you were good at.
- October 14, 2014 at 2:23 PM
What is the EDP cup?
- October 14, 2014 at 8:02 PM
@2:23...Well Said. These parents are a joke!!
- October 15, 2014 at 10:14 AM
Brick Angels 2 SJEB East 1
PDA Lyon Blue 2 Jackson Wolves 1
Middletown 6 Freehold Flash 0
JPS 3 Hibernian 2
Semi Finals Saturday:
Brick vs PDA Lyon Blue
Middletown vs JPS
Finals are Sunday...Good luck to all! - October 20, 2014 at 8:51 AM
Should be great weather for the semis and finals. Looking forward to a wonderful weekend of soccer. Good Luck to everyone in both 8v8 and 11v11.
- October 20, 2014 at 9:21 AM
PDA Lyon is a good team, Vorhees is a good team, NJ Crush is a good team, Middletown is a good team, there a bunch of good teams, no need to fight over who is better. Just enjoy your kids playing at a high level against good teams. Sooner rather than later, all our kids will be grown and all this will be over.It goes fast...sit back and enjoy
- October 20, 2014 at 3:36 PM
That's randim
- October 20, 2014 at 4:39 PM
Well said 3:36. It will be great to watch how the girls and
teams have grown over the last few years and enjoy some great soccer. - October 20, 2014 at 4:47 PM
Going to be a great weekend for soccer!! Cannot wait for some of these showdowns. SDFC Galaxy v. Voorhees should be great to watch. Both are undefeated this season in EDP league play. Looks like SDFC puts a lot of goals on the board. Voorhees has a great defense system, but lacking on goals this season. I think this game will be close. Whoever wins this game will win the CUP. Crush should beat Hamilton, but I don't think they can beat SDFC or Voorhees, even though they tied them earlier this season.
- October 21, 2014 at 1:39 PM
Predictions for this weekends State Cup semis?
- October 21, 2014 at 10:14 PM
State Cup predictions:
8 v 8?
11 v 11? - October 24, 2014 at 3:42 PM
Make your own predictions.
- October 24, 2014 at 4:28 PM
PDA Lyon Blue 1 - Brick 0
Middletown 6 - JPS '04 0 - October 25, 2014 at 12:20 PM
Hamilton Wildcats 4 - NJ Crush 0
SDFC Galaxy Yellow 1 - Vorhees 0 - October 25, 2014 at 12:22 PM
Surprised by the Hamilton/Crush score. SDFC won it all. That team is really playing well. Like that coach a lot.
- October 26, 2014 at 7:45 PM
Middletown 3 PDA Lyon Blue 0.
- October 26, 2014 at 9:15 PM
SDFC and Middletown played in EDP cup - result decided in PKs. Good game by both teams.
- October 26, 2014 at 9:17 PM
Who won in the pks
- October 26, 2014 at 11:52 PM
I believe it was SDFC after 6 PKs
- October 27, 2014 at 6:17 AM
Middleton was the better team yesterday, too bad their parents again overshadowed the girls play by screaming for a red card every time one of their players went down. Embarrassing actually.
- October 27, 2014 at 7:39 AM
Sdfc played Hamilton
Middletown played pda
In case it wasn't clear - October 27, 2014 at 8:06 AM
Yes. Two different sets of comments going on here.
Some about the SDFC game versus Middletown a few weeks ago (the PK reference) at the EDP tourney and some about the finals Sunday where Middletown played PDA Lyon Blue and SDFC played Hamilton. - October 27, 2014 at 8:14 AM
The PDA goalie took out a Middletown player on breakaway, no attempt at the ball. A penalty kick was given and converted, however, the ref blew the call, it should have been a red card and a penalty kick, at the very least a yellow card. Please know the game if you are going to post on a blog. Thank you
- October 27, 2014 at 9:04 AM
Never saw a red card given in an eleven year old game. Grow up buddy. It sounds like you won the game and were awarded a pk. Just shut your mouth. I did respect Middletown not anymore.
- October 27, 2014 at 11:36 AM
Middletown parents are probably the worst out there...they def overshadow their kids. It's not right. Their kids have talents. Let the talent price itself...keep your mouths shut.
- October 27, 2014 at 12:01 PM
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- October 27, 2014 at 12:45 PM
You follow the rules when playing soccer. You don't get to pick and choose which ones you want to follow. If you don't want to follow the rules, don't play. Sounds like alot of people are very bitter....I hope you find what makes you happy in life and stop trying to live through your children...it's sad
- October 27, 2014 at 1:08 PM
PDA Lyon lost? I thought they were unbeatable. I'm surprised we havent heard the PDA talking points about how in a few years they will be better, etc. The parent bashing is usually the 1st step. Enjoy Middletown!
- October 27, 2014 at 1:41 PM
It was actually PDA Lyon Blue that lost to Middletown
- October 27, 2014 at 1:49 PM
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- October 27, 2014 at 1:50 PM
Laughing at someone for being a caring parent when their child is hurt is sad. What is wrong with people when you ridicule humanity. This is a physical sport, injuries happen but there is still room for compassion and understanding what another parent must be feeling.
- October 27, 2014 at 2:04 PM
You're right about one thing 1:41, that was a PDA Lyon parent doing the parent bashing. Such a shame that people can't just be respectful to each other on this blog.
- October 27, 2014 at 2:10 PM
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- October 27, 2014 at 2:32 PM
Does anyone know the score of SDFC vs Hamilton 8v8 game yesterday?
- October 27, 2014 at 2:51 PM
SDFC won 3-1
- October 27, 2014 at 3:07 PM
I came to the site to see if SDFC or Hamilton won the 8V8 State Cup and I see people just acting crazy. Does anyone know the score of the Hamilton-SDFC game?
- October 27, 2014 at 3:26 PM
Whatever happened to the trfc fire team? They played in jags last season
- October 27, 2014 at 8:02 PM
Fire is now PDA Shore as they bought into but are really the same team just paying more money to be on it with new uniforms. They were eliminated 1st round of State Cup.
- October 27, 2014 at 8:07 PM
PDA shore (I think is mostly made of trfc fire they may have dropped a few & picked up a few) lost in pk's in state cup to Middletown. I wonder how those parents feel about their choice to move/merge over to PDA????
- October 27, 2014 at 11:04 PM
"PDA Lyon lost? I thought they were unbeatable. I'm surprised we havent heard the PDA talking points about how in a few years they will be better, etc. The parent bashing is usually the 1st step. Enjoy Middletown!"
Lets be real. It was Lyon Blue, not Lyon. I think Lyon beat Middletown 3-0 in a 35 minute 1/2 game scrimmage earlier this season. - October 27, 2014 at 11:50 PM
Lets be real...if not for one particular player, you are just a good team, not a great one..Besides you have the best team money can buy
- October 28, 2014 at 7:07 AM
One player does not make a team. I guess this particular player scored all 32 goals in their 4 wins. Oh and she played defense that hasn't allowed a goal yet. I know there is jealousy out there but please keep it real. Good luck to all.
- October 28, 2014 at 9:11 AM
You are the one taking shots at other teams, acting all high and mighty. You just can't let other teams enjoy their success. Your team didn't even play the state cup, why are you even on this board starting trouble? I am pretty sure your coach wouldn't appreciate your bad attitude towards other teams and other peoples children. I feel sorry for you, that you need to tear others down to build yourself up..... Classless.
- October 28, 2014 at 9:57 AM
Not sure what you are referring to? Please explain.
- October 28, 2014 at 9:59 AM
I don't think there is anything wrong with calling out teams with parents who are obnoxious on the sidelines during games.
- October 28, 2014 at 11:32 AM
Especially ones whose parents run on the field.
- October 28, 2014 at 12:15 PM
I just read some of these posts and have a few observations/opinions
1. One of the post that references a particular player from PDA and the PDA parent knew exactly who it was and got very defensive..I think the post kinda hit close to home.
2. The day PDA beat Middletown in a scrimmage, the PDA parent forgot to mention PDA then lost to the Marlboro Spirit, who then lost to Middletown..Juts want people to have all the facts..
3. I see why PDA parents have the rep they have, well deserved. Very sad for the kids. - October 28, 2014 at 12:57 PM
The same Marlboro team they beat 6-0 in edp?
- October 28, 2014 at 1:57 PM
So scrimmages only count when PDA wins? BTW, you brought up the scrimmages. Just sayin
- October 28, 2014 at 2:01 PM
Ahh, good old youth sports....it really brings out the best in us parents!
I'm sure most would agree that there are a number of very high caliber teams in the area that have great young athletes and are consistently in the winning brackets of leagues & tournaments - some town teams, but mostly academy. Even though it's far from official (underscore "far"), I think the current top 10 teams ranked on the Gotsoccer website pretty much covers them (rank order notwithstanding!!).
We are all into sports & competition - that's why you are reading this blog. We see each other regularly while supporting our children throughout the seasons. This bickering certainly doesn't foster an atmosphere of sportsmanship on the field or sidelines. I love watching my daughter compete as much as the next parent, but some of you need to chill out. Focus on the development of your daughter's skills, comradery of team, and appreciation of the sport.
Team/club rivalries will naturally arise and should be fun & exciting to watch. 10 year old soccer is only a game. - October 28, 2014 at 2:53 PM
PDA Lyon is always looking for a competitive team to play. Contact the team manager and specify the time and place to play. Let the results speak rather than trash talk on a forum. Lyon is a good team that has already lost to good teams. Would be good for their development to lose to more good teams vs playing keep away for half a game. EDP state cup would have been a waste of time for them at 11v11 as they have easily beaten most of these teams already.
- October 28, 2014 at 7:33 PM
The PDA Lyon post is interesting. It says don't talk trash and goes on to talk trash. Another option would have been to split your team and play 8v8 this year. Instead you bucked the trend of playing 8v8 at U11 and find a shortage of competition. That's your fault. I don't accept the we would have won if we entered position, regardless of past results. Part of sports is the underdog sometimes wins. My take is SDFC and Middleton are state champs. They entered the tournament and won.
- October 30, 2014 at 1:57 PM
For better or worse, PDA Lyon has reached a level of play where very few teams are able to compete with them. I personally think that's impressive. I'm not a PDA parent, but I could easily see why those girls are favored going into their vast majority of matches based on past game results. Should they have split to play 8v8? Play up an age level? Well, I guess that's up to their coaches/trainers to decide what's best for them to grow.
On the other hand, I also find it impressive that a few town-based teams are able to be spoken about in the same sentence as top state academies. Kudos to Middletown, Vorhees, and Marlboro! - October 30, 2014 at 4:16 PM
Marlboro?!?! Bwahahahaha
Are you serious??? - November 1, 2014 at 8:59 PM
They beat Barons East Bwahahaha…......seriously. Don't hate......appreciate!
- November 1, 2014 at 9:50 PM
One fluke tournament when you load up on guest players means nothing. Your 2-2 league record with 6 goals for and 12 against says more about who Marlboro is.
- November 2, 2014 at 3:08 AM
LOL. Keep living in ignorance. Play the best teams before boasting about being the best. Agree with 3:08....shouldn't boast when you have to rely on ringers....
- November 2, 2014 at 7:38 AM
I guess yesterday was a fluke also? Guess Marlboro had a bunch of guest players again huh? Let's face it, it's anybody's game on any give day. Why? Because they are 9-11 years old. Because they are all still learning new things.
- November 3, 2014 at 5:26 AM
"My take is SDFC and Middleton are state champs. They entered the tournament and won."
PDA Lyon has beat many state champs even state champs in the age above their own! Fact is PDA LYON has challenged every single team at U11 & U12 and they are playing better than ever right now.
EVERY single result this year has involved taking players off the field down to 10 or 9 and taking the goalie out to let her run around. - November 3, 2014 at 8:57 PM
To bad you can't buy yourself some class
- November 4, 2014 at 7:17 AM
Looks like tons of EDP games this weekend in 8v8 top flight . First place is locked but should be race to finish from 2nd through 4th.....
- November 4, 2014 at 8:44 AM
EDP league will come down to the final games. World Class score vs Voorhees was not as close as it looks. Reports from the game state that Voorhees was over run. Voorhees luster has fallen recently, should be interesting to see what happens with that team in the future. Come Monday we will all see who fought and who gave up.
- November 4, 2014 at 9:23 AM
We all know Pda is on a different level. But please let's not be so arrogant.
- November 4, 2014 at 10:56 AM
Best team money can buy
- November 4, 2014 at 11:28 AM
They should consider entering the Woman's World Cup next year. They might actually have a chance against Cameroon or the Ivory Coast.
- November 4, 2014 at 12:46 PM
They don't have to enter any tournaments, it is a waste of their time. They should just quit playing soccer since there is no chance they can ever lose.
- November 4, 2014 at 1:16 PM
How about PDA north continue to play a year up like they always have. I know if I was spending 3800 for my kid to play soccer I sure as heck would not drive 2 hours here and there to be bored winning 8,9,10 to notta.
- November 4, 2014 at 1:20 PM
3800 please. Do some homework. Stop the jealousy.
- November 4, 2014 at 2:00 PM
The funny thing is that in 3-4 years, 1/2 of the girls on the PDA team won't be on the team anymore. The good players that are playing on town teams or for other teams will come over to PDA and the ones that were kept on the team for financial reasons will be cast aside.
- November 4, 2014 at 2:07 PM
They can't be that good. They're not even a top five team in the got soccer rankings.
- November 4, 2014 at 2:08 PM
Well if got soccer isnt ranking PDA, they aren't even worth discussing. seems like a lot of money to be paying to be on a team that isn't even ranked and not playing the champion teams like Middletown or Voohees. They must be playing all B teams in order to keep their winning streak alive.
- November 4, 2014 at 5:11 PM
FYI The Lyon team does not Chase points and gotsoccer as you no is
Not real.The team reaches out on a
Weekly to teams to play with no response the team will play anyone
Willing to play.
Have a good day
Ps most teams spend good money
to play ask copa $$
- November 5, 2014 at 5:13 AM
PDA is not 3800 really why is money
Always an issue.All clubs if you do
The math pay their fair share so please let the money issue go boring
To hear the issue All the time. - November 5, 2014 at 5:24 AM
Are the last two posts some kind if weird lyrical poetry with oddly placed capital letters?
- November 5, 2014 at 7:37 AM
I'm done professor you figure it out?
- November 5, 2014 at 8:06 AM
PDA needs their own blog. With big tournaments coming who is playing in Bethesda next weekend?
- November 5, 2014 at 9:51 AM
People need to stop worrying about PDA. I'm sure they don't care about you.
- November 5, 2014 at 10:02 AM
I agree PDA does need their own blog... Just looked up the Bethesda Adidas Tourney, looks like only team at U11 playing from NJ is Voorhees. Lower Merion is there as well. Two great teams...
- November 5, 2014 at 10:17 AM
Bethesda @ U11 11v11 or still 8v8?
- November 5, 2014 at 7:56 PM
I'm guessing it's 8v8. Besides Voorhees and Lower Merion, there are also HMMS Eagles (PA) and Horsham Dynamite (PA) so you have the top 3 ranked PA East teams playing in the same tourney. Each of the 4 teams above are in different brackets of the top flight so it should make for an interesting final.
- November 6, 2014 at 8:14 AM
I would not call vorhees a top team. They are in fourth place in their division. Numbers don't lie.
- November 6, 2014 at 10:29 AM
How did Vorhees v SDFC pan out. Still looks like 2nd place on down not finalized in the 8v8 1st EDP division.
Good competition this fall in this division for sure! - November 9, 2014 at 10:06 PM
Voorhees v SDFC was not played due to weather.
- November 10, 2014 at 7:20 PM
11/6, 10:29...
Are you stupid, ignorant or both?
You say that about Voorhees when they had only played 4 games. What's your opinion now? They're in second with one game still to play.
And no, I'm not a Voorhees parent - November 10, 2014 at 8:35 PM
@8:35. Totally agree. Must be a PDA parent. Surprised they aren't on here boasting about their win over U12 NJX.
- November 11, 2014 at 6:12 AM
Voorhees v SDFC was cancelled due to the weather? Was there too much sun?
- November 11, 2014 at 7:36 AM
10 goals in 6 games against average teams. That's nothing to brag about. Beat world class then we'll talk.
- November 11, 2014 at 8:36 AM
Ok, you just answered my question...you're definitely stupid.
World Class, SDFC and NJ Crush are "average teams"? Ok pal
Btw, they lost 2-1 at World Class and tied NJ Crush 1-1. Those scores are sooooooo lopsided, I can see how you made your unintelligent statement. They still have a game left against SDFC.
- November 11, 2014 at 9:02 AM
I hope your children don't see you act this way. They are children. 10-11. That's what's average. Geez these kids are developing at this age. Anyone can beat anyone at any given time. You all act like your kids are going to the Olympics someday. Chill out. Sad part is I hear this crap on the sidelines allllllll the time. It's disgusting how parents talk about other people's kids and those kids hear it. Grow up folks. This is why kids quit or in your words are "average" because they hear it and think they will never succeed. How about everyone throw some positive comments out there instead of putting little kids down. Pathetic.......
- November 11, 2014 at 9:30 AM
Like I said beat world class.
- November 11, 2014 at 10:03 AM
This forum is a bad reality show. You know it is garbage but it can be hard to look away.
- November 11, 2014 at 12:59 PM
Regardless of the perceived level of competition 50 goals+ scored and 0 allowed is ridiculous for PDA Lyon.
You have to remember teams like Vorhees and SDFC will only dilute their concentration of talent when they get to 11 v 11 but PDA seems to accelerated their concentration of talent - so to say - by just pulverizing teams on huge fields.
- November 11, 2014 at 4:36 PM
Stop it, there is literally no competition in that division. That is such a joke
- November 11, 2014 at 9:35 PM
There is no competition in this age group period.
- November 11, 2014 at 9:49 PM
There might not be enough competition for you, but if you're a 10/11 year old girl, there's plenty. The problem is the 8v8/11v11 transition. In EDP, only a small percentage of teams have decided to move to the big field in U11, most have decided to stay 8v8. With such few teams in the two 11v11 divisions, it might have benefitted to have only 1 division consisting of 9 teams. This way a team gets rolled by PDA only once and the rest of the division can benefit from the different competition.
It will be interesting to see which 8v8 teams decide to go big field next year - or maybe even next season. - November 11, 2014 at 11:52 PM
PDA Lyon is very very deep. The absolute last best forward/midfielder on the roster could be the best goal scorer on Vorhees for instance. Not one single player on SDFC will come to tryouts and then start for Lyon at U12.
- November 12, 2014 at 12:05 AM
I really hope this is not a real PDA parent. If it is, I have a good feeling for who it is. I am a real PDA parent and think we are good, but so are many other teams. Crush, sdfc, and vorthees are all very strong too. Vorhees for being a real town team is awesome. We were beat last year by breakers and have not played many very strong teams yet from other regions. The Midwest teams are usually very big and strong and I'm sure we will see that soon. There are several girls on sdfc that could come and take starting positions on PDA - some people don't understand the game.
- November 12, 2014 at 7:25 AM
Also a PDA parent here. I was in bed by 10 so it wasn't me. No way would a PDA parent post that. We know our team is good but also know it's a long journey. Please understand that we do not go on here and brag. It's being done by a bunch of trolls.
- November 12, 2014 at 8:10 AM
Does pda take many outside players, or do they
pull from their b teams? - November 12, 2014 at 8:40 AM
Yes. Tryouts in the spring. Last year they had about 50. All are welcome.
- November 12, 2014 at 9:06 AM
IThe transition from 8v8 ( small sided) to 11v11 larger field is huge adjustment. This a a huge reason there is not much competition at 11v11. They are in transition they are 10/11 yr old girls learning new positions on a bigger field some w new coaches & new teammates. My daughter plays for a PDA team (not Lyon). Lyon is a top notch team but reality is....they have a year under their belt of playing 11v11. They played up last year. Honestly, I give their coach credit. He got them ready early.
- November 12, 2014 at 2:27 PM
7:25 & 8:10 is the same PDA parent that has been on here for a while & we know who he/she is because you are always talking about this website../
- November 12, 2014 at 9:58 PM
Whoever it is they seem to know a lot about other teams in the age group. Get a life.
- November 13, 2014 at 12:57 PM
The one PDA Lyon parent polluting the blog is a well known troll. His daughter is a good player and a nice girl, it's too bad she has such an ahole for a Dad.
- November 13, 2014 at 2:38 PM
I was the the 725 poster and was my first and I didn't post the other one. They were both fine, what is your issue? I have a feeling what it is, you troll.
Do you even know what a website is? - November 13, 2014 at 7:29 PM
Anyone know who won in the Bethesda Tournament?
- November 16, 2014 at 7:04 PM
Yes, you did. Nothing worse than a comment like this. Did you just get home? My prediction is that you end up 4th in edp bracket, lucky the top 3 didn't show up. I think I will root for PDA if they ever play you, never thought I would.... Go sdfc.
- November 16, 2014 at 7:31 PM
Three guest players on Vorhees in Maryland.
- November 16, 2014 at 8:58 PM
I would take PDA -7 against vorhees.
- November 16, 2014 at 9:03 PM
Voorhees won Bethesda....Three guest players for Voorhees this weekend?? Who where the three, just curious since my daughter plays for Xtreme. We had one guest player who was a 9 year old from a u10 team. She was a defender. She replaced our very tall defender who could not make it this weekend. We had our rematch from Spirit United with Lower Merion for the final. The better team one. Not like the spirit tourney that went to PKs. Lower Merion is a great team their record proves that. They will win some and we will win some. Nationally ranked top 20 teams will spar back and fourth. We look forward to seeing them at Jeff Cup. Bring on the haters about Voorhees. Last 12 months Jeff Cup champs, NJ State Cup Champs, finalists at Spirit and Champions in Bethesda. Not bad for a town team...
- November 16, 2014 at 9:14 PM
If you already have a full roster, why would you need a 9 year old to replace your best defender? The coach doesn't trust his bench players? Hope the rest of the team isn't reading this blog.
- November 17, 2014 at 5:48 AM
Obviously 5:48 doesn't know much about soccer. Did you ever stop to think maybe the girl is good enough to play with older girls and maybe they are going 11v11 in the fall next year and are looking to add? I know I would allow a strong guest player to see if they mesh well with my girls and can handle the pressure of older teams if I wanted to take her on. "Common sense isn't so common anymore"
- November 17, 2014 at 6:27 AM
To 9:14. Please stop with the top 20 in the nation talk. You're embarrassing yourself. I'll give you top 20 in the region. Go chase some more points.
- November 17, 2014 at 8:13 AM
@914 - please learn how to write before you respond again.
- November 19, 2014 at 7:03 AM
Juz likes all you peoples on dis here blog iz never graduated from high schools. How abouts you play some good teams then you can how do you say pop off. You be just average. Wher do I find spell check on this site!
- November 19, 2014 at 1:14 PM
Gooooooo. Vorhees . We are 2nd raked team in the nation. Oh yeah.
- November 21, 2014 at 3:03 PM
Congrats to Voorhees, #2 in the nation is awesome. Glad to see someone believes GotSoccer
- November 23, 2014 at 4:23 PM
Don't you people know PDA Lyon is the greatest team in the history of youth sports? No matter what happens, we're PDA!
- November 23, 2014 at 10:10 PM
I'm a PDA parent and the last comment made was just ignorant & makes us all look stuck up & cocky. Any team can get beat on any given day. Give the other teams credit where credit is due.
- November 23, 2014 at 11:30 PM
Season is over!!!
- November 24, 2014 at 9:24 AM
Season may be over but history is not. Next season is another season. again if this is the same PDA parent you are showing how arrogant you are. Just go out on the field and support the kids . Plain & simple. As a PDA parent one to another our season is never over. We play year round. Jags, edp, outdoor tourneys maybe over til spring but it's never over.
- November 24, 2014 at 12:19 PM
I think we all know these comments were not made from a PDA parent. Anyone can go on here and make ridiculous statements. Anyone can bash any club without being held responsible. From here on out if you have something negative to say about PDA or any other club put your name behind it. Have a good holiday and see you in the spring.
- November 24, 2014 at 1:48 PM
Your posting anonymous as well...I don't have to post my name to prove I am a PDA parent nor post a picture of my daughter in her PDA uniform to prove I am a PDA parent. The point is you are giving us (Pda parents) a bad rep the way you speak about other teams & brag & boast. I'm sure I'll see you at our 24 hr soccer marathon that runs both at the north facility & at the shore. You just keep proving how ridiculous you are. Once again support ALL the girls they are 10/11 yrs old.
- November 24, 2014 at 9:47 PM
At 9:47. I'm on your side you freaking idiot.
- November 24, 2014 at 9:57 PM
Does anyone know if JAGS was played this fall in this age group? I heard some teams were playing, but I haven't been able to find any results.
- November 25, 2014 at 9:34 AM
JAGS was played. They are having major issues trying to get the results and schedules updated on got soccer.
- November 25, 2014 at 10:31 AM
Don't these people in ferguson realize they are representing the black race. Obama got what he wanted. Another reason this guy should resign. This country is a joke.
- November 25, 2014 at 10:35 AM
Hey PDA parent let it go
you sound dumb do you really
know.Listen to 1:48 - November 25, 2014 at 11:22 AM
Can anyone shed some light on me in regards IGFA? Tryouts are coming up for U11 Girls and may be interested in going to take a look. I honestly don't know much about this club/team. Thanks.
- November 30, 2014 at 10:07 PM
I can't speak for GFA but I can tell you TSF had tryouts last night and several GFA u-11 and u-12 were there, it was a good turn out.
- December 2, 2014 at 8:34 AM
May I ask where is TSF?
- December 2, 2014 at 9:47 AM
834 did you attend the tryout ? Or just heard about it ?
- December 2, 2014 at 9:43 PM
Who has tryouts in December? Time to retool?
- December 2, 2014 at 9:51 PM
It's for kids who still play with their current team , whatever it is, and want supplemental practice and play with an addtl team
- December 2, 2014 at 10:19 PM
Do any of the ECNL teams offer a winter or summer camp? If so, is it worth the money? Thanks if anyone knows
- December 4, 2014 at 1:26 PM
Oh wow, I didn't know it was for supplemental training - I thought it was for the spring season after reading about the tournaments they want to play in ... now I wish we would have gone! Will there be more tryouts? Or was today it?
- December 5, 2014 at 12:37 AM
Can anyone recommend u8 girls tournaments in NJ that are NOT on Memorial Day? I'm new to this and since this is the youngest group, I thought you could provide advice. April and May ideally.
- December 5, 2014 at 4:15 PM
I can't name one from personal experience, but you can go to "gotsoccer.com" and click on tournaments to see what you think works best for your team.
- December 10, 2014 at 9:14 PM
To october 5 644pm. It is a lack of organization
- December 12, 2014 at 11:26 PM
to 12/5, 4:15, Lincoln Park runs a one day spring tournament that includes U8s.
- December 13, 2014 at 9:51 AM
Thank you for your information @December 13, 2014 at 9:51 AM
- December 15, 2014 at 1:24 PM
Great soccer weather
- January 8, 2015 at 12:58 PM
Over 60 teams at Jeff cup, went two years ago and I thought it was bad, I think it's getting to big and becoming all about money. Hope you get nice fields, refs, hotels and put in the right flight,.... What I enjoyed the most, was the drive through Washington dc region, almost 9 hours total. At the time I was told how prestigious it was for our team to be selected, I look back and laugh at myself. I think I would rather give pda the money and hang local this spring. Pray that you don't go and play the same NJ teams you always do, this happens often and should be rule number one for tournament directors not to do.
- January 9, 2015 at 7:37 PM
Just saw the schedule and vorhees is playing crush. Sdfc in the same bracket too. Lol.
- January 9, 2015 at 7:44 PM
Can you post link to schedule? I don't see brackets or schedule yet.
- January 10, 2015 at 2:11 PM
Schedule is not out yet won't be out till mid February
- January 10, 2015 at 4:47 PM
There are a lot Betters teams at Jeff cup the PDA...its a 5 hr drive what r u talking about 9 hrs sounds like ur bitter or just trying to start crab cause the blog has been quite there sunshine
- January 10, 2015 at 4:50 PM
4:50. Are you drunk?
- January 11, 2015 at 7:26 AM
Just saw the Jefferson Cup accepted teams. All the same top tier teams. World Class, Lower Merion, Breakers, etc. 11 of the top 25 Got Soccer teams in U11 are accepted and going I would assume. This will be the same situation these teams will face for the next few years. This is what true travel soccer is all about. Go to tourneys and try to get as many points as you can. Sad to say but thats it. Just wait a few years when the showcases start, that's the real pressure!
- January 11, 2015 at 10:36 AM
There should only be two teams from NJ in top flight. GS shouldn't count - some teams play twice as many events. I'm guessing vorhees and sdfc?
- January 11, 2015 at 10:00 PM
@450? How do you know what teams are going to pda? It's a 6 hour drive without any traffic, 5 is impossible. considering the major cities you drive through, plan on 8. No bs - it took us 8.5 last year. I agree Jeff cup should be the best, concerned they are getting to big.
- January 12, 2015 at 8:16 AM
Driving 8 hours to play 3 maybe 4 games at this age is a waste of time and money. It's all a money grab.
- January 12, 2015 at 9:50 AM
I don't know why anyone cares that NJ teams want to travel to Virginia (or any other state) for a soccer tournament. Aside from gas and time in the car, the cost is no different than any other tournament.
- January 12, 2015 at 3:37 PM
I have a question, is njx going back this year for their last beating?50
- January 12, 2015 at 6:17 PM
Does NJX even have a u11 team? I don't follow the "humor"? And what is 50? They should have a breathalyzer hooked up to the keyboards on this blog.
- January 13, 2015 at 9:57 AM
Why does it matter where OTHER teams are playing or how LONG their drives are? Do you want to be a part of their team? How about you worry about yourself for once.
- January 13, 2015 at 2:49 PM
It's a blog u idiot - this is what you do.
Some people have experience and want to share - good and bad. If I bought a shitty car and you were on a car blog - would you want to know?
Is this your first child playing and first time on blog.
How about this - the Manhattan tournament is bad too, weather always sucks, good chance of being cancelled and the kids are miserable playing. Does this offend you too?
- January 13, 2015 at 6:34 PM
Blog? It's more like BLAH........you idiots talk about the same thing over and over and over. No wonder why they keep deleting comments on here. So we don't have to read the same comment over and over and over again.
- January 14, 2015 at 1:09 AM
I thought we just come on here just to read about PDA Lyon?
- January 14, 2015 at 7:35 AM
I thought the BLOG was for how many ways people can misspell Voorhees.
- January 14, 2015 at 9:31 AM
LOL @at 9:31 AM. Funniest blog comment of the year, so far.
- January 14, 2015 at 11:06 AM
The idiots are back. Not 2 weeks into the new year and they still can't stop thinking about PDA and how to bash them. Can we at least wait til the season starts in 3 months.
- January 14, 2015 at 2:31 PM
I agree with the 2:31 post. Everyone needs a villan. That obviously is the Lyon team. Until you beat them stop talking about them. I'm sure they feed off that. I've seen them play and currently no one can touch them in the state. So let's all worry about our own teams and stop saying negative things about them or anyone else.
- January 15, 2015 at 10:30 AM
I don't see anyone "bashing" Lyon. Great team, great club. Its just the 1 idiot Lyon parent who posts all the time we all can't stand (including parents from his own club).
- January 16, 2015 at 6:49 AM
Agree 100 percent and yes I'm from pda
- January 16, 2015 at 7:44 AM
Why don't you call the PDA parent out on here? Other clubs do it.
- January 16, 2015 at 8:43 AM
I don't know who it is - they just need to shut up.
- January 16, 2015 at 8:54 AM
I realize this is a u11 blog, but any recommendations for my daughter who will be u11 next year? STA? SDFC?
- January 16, 2015 at 9:12 AM
It is on and on and on and on about PDA teams on every age group on this blog.
As far as Manhattan Tourney weather goes...IMO warmly dressed kids are just fine playing outside if it is cold/windy. My girls are out playing school yard recess/afterschool soccer all winter. They only complain when the school says they cant go outside. It is not fun for the spectators however. - January 16, 2015 at 9:15 AM
Hat and gloves with some grip for throw ins are critical. Single or double underarmor on arms and legs depending on temperature. Warm jacket and blanket for the bench.
One player on my kid's team had warm apple cider in a thermos this fall...I am going try that next cold game. - January 16, 2015 at 9:23 AM
Hey 6:49
Really anyone can post negative
if you don't have proof then you
Should check yourself.
- January 16, 2015 at 8:32 PM
Jeff Cup top flights announced
U11 8v8 Bracket A
Charlotte SA Torsion Elite
Voorhees Exreme
Cleveland FC Royal
Lower Merion Fenix
U11 8v8 Bracket B
Boston Breakers Elite
World Class FC Bulldogs
HMMS Eagle FC Legends
Richmond Strikers Elite Orange
U11 11v11 Bracket A
Liverpool FC America (TX)
Middletown Sonic
PWHM SC Bayhowks Premier
U11 11v11 Bracket B
Michigan Burn Black
SDFC Galaxy Yellow
Stink SC Guzman (TX)
U11 11v11 Bracket C
Braddock Road YC Elite
SJ Barons East
WAZA FC East Juniors (MI)
The rest of the flight will be posted on the Jeff Cup website Monday - January 17, 2015 at 10:35 AM
Looking at the bracket above some of the EDP teams are playing 11v11. I like that idea. Might as well start now since they all will be playing that way come fall. Not sure I would pick Jeff Cup to start but, go for it! Knowing what I know about Bracket A U11 8v8 Voorhees should be able to cruise thru. Lower Merion is one of their biggest rivals but I think Voorhees will pull it out again. Voorhees is gunning for World Class. Lost to them this fall and it did not go well on that team. Can't wait to see what some of these teams do come September. Bigger teams adding players, who from what team will jump ship? Who is going to Academy teams....
- January 17, 2015 at 12:23 PM
None of them are going to academy teams since there are no girls "academy teams" in New Jersey.
Voorhees will do well because they are a very good team but they won't "cruise" through anything. What do you know about the Charlotte or Cleveland teams that lead you to believe that? Trust me when I tell you that those two clubs are way more respected and successful than 99% of the clubs from NJ. - January 18, 2015 at 7:08 AM
7:08AM, who said anything about "all girls academy" I was referring to players moving to academy teams like PDA, Barron's etc. Players seeking more training, and options then town teams can offer. Second question, cruising thru the competition in regards to Voorhees, I simply looked up their ranking on got soccer.com, reviewed who they played and their record and I formed my "opinion" that way. If you have a better formula to form a conclusion, please share with the blog. My daughter has played against Voorhees for two years, the team is extremely strong. I wish them luck, and hope they play state cup this year so we can play again and try to beat them! I know they have a new trainer this year.
- January 18, 2015 at 8:01 AM
Yeah new trainer
- January 18, 2015 at 9:08 AM
Does anyone know when manhatten accepted teams are posted?
- January 19, 2015 at 10:04 AM
Sorry manhattan with an a
- January 19, 2015 at 10:07 AM
Three jersey teams in same bracket, same group - at Jeff cup. Long way to go to play each other. Thinking twice about play 11v11?
- January 19, 2015 at 4:23 PM
It's only because there is only one 11v11 flight. 99% of the country is small sided at U11. There are seven 8v8 flights at U11
- January 19, 2015 at 5:22 PM
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Israeli writers' trophy leads to 'emptiness of the day after'
Yali Sobol, left, and Lior Garty of Sofrim Golim, which could mean either "counting goals" or "writers in exile," kiss the cup after a 4–2, come-from-behind victory over Germany on Dec 16. (Photo courtesy Israel Football Association)
Eduardo Galeano traces the impulse to write El fútbol a sol y sombra (Soccer in Sun and Shadow) and other works to perceptions of his own shortcomings as a young player: "Irredeemable klutz, disgrace of the playing fields, I had no choice but to ask of words what the ball so desired denied me."
The statement makes one wonder whether writing and playing football are mutually exclusive talents. Must one resort to literary imagination when denied the opportunity to achieve glory in the arena?
Assaf Gavron, captain of the Israel team that had its introduction to the European Writers' League in a friendly in Germany in May (see Dec 9), suggests that barriers between sport and literature are not so impermeable. Gavron occasionally has introduced footballers as characters in his novels and short stories and sees the game as a legitimate literary subject. For writers, the appeal of football is simple: "I think the main appeal is to accomplish the boyhood dream of many men really, not only writers," says Gavron in a podcast interview Dec 18. "It is to be a football star."
Interview with Gavron, from Tel Aviv, Dec 18. (24:26) Download »
When trophies do come, however—as one did for Israel on Dec 16 when it beat Germany 4–2, following a 3–2 win over English writers two days earlier (see video)—the post-match comments take on a different tone. It is hard to imagine David Beckham pondering "the loneliness of a player on the pitch" in homage to Peter Handke's metaphorical connection, in The Goalkeeper's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick, between goal-tending and existential separation. The ephemeral nature of glory (sic transit gloria mundi) also does not come up often in the mixed zone. But Gavron, for one, draws a comparison between a football victory and finishing a novel.
I tell you what does feel similar is the emptiness of the day after. You win it, it's exciting, you lift the cup and then the day after you're back to your normal day life. You have to start climbing a new mountain from the bottom. It's similar to the day you complete a novel, which is also something that you work for a long time, day after day, and aspire to and then, the moment it's done, the next day you look around and say, "OK, what's the big deal? What am I doing now?" And you're back to your gray and normal life.
The Israeli entry in the Writers' League, composed of poets, novelists, creators of comic books, editors and publishers ranging from Haifa in the north to Jerusalem (see roster below), fell behind by two goals against Germany. Similarly, in Berlin in May, Israel had allowed three in the first half—two on penalties. This time, Gavron said that home turf and a possible advantage resulting from Germany's earlier match with England, a "World War II battle" after which two players were taken to hospital, meant that Israel could exploit a disciplined training schedule leading up to the tournament. The game-changers, though, were two players with elite experience—one on a youth team at Maccabi Haifa—who have become published authors.
Gavron jokes that now the side can envision its own writers' team library—stocked with books from exchanges with other footballing men of letters. The library might adjoin a trophy room that glitters like Real Madrid's. In reality, though, the cup likely will end up with the team's sponsor, a popular Israeli café chain.
The most immediate benefits from entry into this loose amalgam of writers' teams, previously confined to Europe, are gaining a rallying point for young Israeli writers and offering a new means for exposure to literature. The Writers' League concept started in Italy with Osvaldo Soriano Football Club, named for the late Argentine writer. (One of Soriano's football stories, "The Longest Penalty Ever," became a feature film in 2005, El penalti más largo del mundo.)
Italy organized a World Cup of Writers in 2006, also contested by England, the Netherlands, Hungary and Sweden. Murmurings among some "pissed-off" members of this fraternity are that Sweden has bolstered its club with pedigreed players of dubious literary credentials. "Even their poets looked robust," English writer Craig Taylor said of Swedes at the 2006 event ("Literary Kicks," CBC, 3 Oct 06). Other members in the collective include Spain, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland and Norway.
Gavron and other organizers might have been tempted but limited team selection to writers with poetry collections, novels (graphic and text-based) or nonfiction works to their names. For those living with fingertips glued to a QWERTY keyboard, or Hebrew equivalent, football offers a chance to learn how to become part of a group. "You know writers are usually on their own behind the computer screen, not much social life," Gavron says, "so it was a great opportunity to find some kind of social life and to get together with people who are like you."
The theme for the literary event at Tel Aviv's Tmuna Theatre on Dec 16, appropriate for a tournament celebrating Israel's 60th anniversary as a modern state and featuring England and Germany, was perception of the other. Israeli football commentator Avi Meller guided the discussion.
According to Gavron, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier has been pushing such sporting exchanges, which have formed part of Israel and Germany's "special relationship" since the 1960s. The football associations of Israel and Germany have helped sponsor the writers' events.
Der Spiegel on the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries in 2005 characterized periodic nitpicking and bickering as "more like Homer and Marge than two sovereign states" (Henryk M. Broder, "Normality in the Shadow of History," 24 Mar 05). But for every diplomatically mandated visit to the Yad Vashem memorial signs of normality in the relationship abound: Volkswagen and Mercedes automobiles in the Holy Land along with German tourists on beach promenades in Tel Aviv. Germany, after the United States, is Israel's most important trade partner.
Gavron said that writers beneath a blue Tel Aviv sky this week took another small step to healing stereotypes and stigmas affecting the three nations. They could all consider themselves people of the book.
- Ralf Bönt writes from Germany that, along with German authorities, he has been maneuvering toward a possible May 09 event in Berlin also involving teams from Iran and the United States. Iran has started building a team, the United States is fighting dispersion and the full diaries of potential competitors such as expatriate Bosnian author Aleksandar Hemon. At least Hemon, as of 2001, seems to privilege football over a traditional writer's life as he tells English novelist Zadie Smith ("On the Road: American Writers and Their Hair," Neal Pollack's Timothy McSweeney's Festival of Literature, Theater, and Music):
Can I still play football three times a week? You look at me with your monk's face, full of an infinite pity, yes, but without understanding, loosened from the realities of this life like a boat that has slipped its rig and floats in the bay. Because you know the truth as I know it. The aesthetic, political, journalistic, academic opportunities afforded a writer in these United States of America—all of them are sadly incompatible with playing a game of football, three times a week.
- Nir Baram, Israel's first goal-scorer in the tournament, writes about the experience ("When was I ever so happy?" he asks) in Ha'aretz ("Word Association Football," Dec 21):
During the three days of the Writers' League tournament we created a world in which there was nothing other than the game: no commitments, no disturbances, no world. We cursed, broke legs (that is, the English broke the Germans' legs and vice versa), swore to victory and glory; a German player even cursed a referee and got the red card. Suddenly we discovered a window onto the world of childhood where all complexity is eliminated: There is us and there is them, there is winning and there is losing.
An Israeli TV report on one of Sofrim Golim's training sessions opens with a poetry reading from Eli Eliahu and continues with pitchside interviews with Eliahu, Baram, Gavron, Yehezkel Nafshy and Yali Sobol. A friend of Gavron's claims that the team has garnered more attention than the World Cup … or war. (3:36)
Israel roster
- Mordi Alon: Lives in Binyamina with his wife and two sons. He produces fiction, biography, anthologies and children's books at Glory publishing house.
- Yoav Avni: Lives in Tel Aviv. Author of two books, Those Crazy Americans (short stories, 1995) and Three Things for a Lonely Island (novel, 2006).
- Nir Baram: Lives in Tel Aviv. His first novel, Tell Me a Purple Love Story, was a best seller; his third novel, The Remaker of Dreams, was shortlisted for the Sapir Prize.
- Eli Eliahu: Lives in Givatayim. Studies Jewish philosophy and literature in Tel Aviv University. Author of the poetry collection Me and Not an Angel (Helicon, 2008).
- Lior Garty: Lives in Tel Aviv. Playwright, theater director and actor with TV experience.
- Assaf Gavron: Lives in Tel Aviv. Published four novels, some adapted for theater and film and translated into Russian, German, Italian and Dutch. From English he has translated works of J. D. Salinger, Philip Roth and Jonathan Safran Foer. Wrote the computer game Peacemaker.
- Dovi Keich: Lives in Tel Aviv. Illustrator, animator and creator of comics collections Arthur around the World (Am Oved, 2001) and Izzy (Keter, 2002).
- Ori Kerman: Lives in Givataim. Writer, editor, designer and illustrator with credits on The Thirteenth Cat, The Complete Book of Monsters and The Monsters That Changed the World.
- Tomer Kerman: Lives in Binyamina. Editor, translator and author or co-author of seven children's and humor books.
- Guy Lichtensztajn: Lives in Tel Aviv. Short-story writer and editor of When Madeleine Stowe Cries, an anthology of short stories related to cinema.
- Yehezkel Nafshy: Lives in Petah Tikva. His poems have been published in French, Russian, Hindi and Arabic. His book Opening Now won Israel's Eisenberg Prize.
- Amichai Shalev: Lives in Hertzlya with his wife and two children. Author of the novel Days of Pop (2004).
- Roi Shani: Lives in kibbutz Gesher Haziv. His debut novel, Gini's Lamborgini, was published in 2005.
- Udi Sharabani: Lives in Tel Aviv. Journalist, script writer, artist and ex-footballer. Performs spoken word and poetry. Currently writing his debut novel, about a footballer.
- Uri Sheradsky: Lives in Har Adar. Editor of monthly sport magazine Shem Hamisehak. Author of The Complete Book of Football, Revivo—A Biography, The Lexicon of Sports and First Half—Sport Photography from the Early Days of Israel.
- Avi Shilon: Journalist, lives in Tel Aviv. Published Begin, 1913–1992, the biography of Menachem Begin, the sixth prime minister of Israel.
- Noam Slonim: Lives in Jerusalem with his wife and children. Writer for TV comedies Ha-Hamishia Hakamerit (The Cameric Five), Puzzle and Hamovilim.
- Yali Sobol: Lives in Tel Aviv. Author of novels Between Apartments (Babel, 2004) and Key Money (Kineret-Zmora-Bitan, 2006).
- Gil Tsernovitch: Lives in Tel Aviv. Playwright, director and theater actor with TV experience.
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Just like most competitions between siblings, it was the older brother dominating the night as Karshae's Jaguars defeated Kenji's Hornets 70-22 to improve to 5-4 on the season with a 1-1 mark in the region. The Hornets fell to 0-6 and 0-2 in the region.
"This was an interesting game for both of us," Karshae, Broad Street's head boys basketball coach, said. "I've never coached against any of my brothers, but I wanted to take a business approach to it and not get too caught up in every thing else. We wanted this to be just another game. I thought the guys came out and played really hard tonight and accomplished what we came out to do which was just get the win."
Broad Street was on a three game losing skid coming into Tuesday's matchup and needed to find a way to get back on the winning side of things.
"I had to shake up the line up and find a way to get the guys playing better," Karshae added.
Before the game, the brothers exchanged a handshake with a hug, but when the pleasantries were done it was time to get down to business.
From the opening tip, the Jaguars showed that it was going to be a long night for the Hornets as defensively they smothered the JFK offense.
When the first quarter ended, the Jaguars were on top of the Hornets 29-0.
Broad Street's defense was so stifling that the Hornets did not score a basket until the 7:50 mark in the second quarter when Fredrick Haywood hit a free throw for a 29-1 game. The Hornets hit their first shot from the field when Ricky Fleming stroked a three pointer with 3:42 left in the second quarter for a 36-4 game.
When halftime hit, the Jaguars led the Hornets 41-9.
In the second half, the game continued in the same pattern with the Broad Street defense making it very hard on the Hornets' offense.
In the third quarter, the Jaguars outscored the Hornets 11-4 while running a ball-control offense. In the fourth quarter, the Jaguars outscored the Hornets 18-9 for the 48-point victory.
Ade Jones led Broad Street with 17 points, followed by Flo Robinson with 12 points, seven rebounds and four steals and B.J. Hall with 11 points and three steals. Fleming led JFK with seven points.
The Jaguars will be back in action Friday against West Bolivar, while JFK will be back in action at Mound Bayou against Coahoma AHS.


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Gimenez has written six novels and co-authored a children's book with his son, Cole. He specializes in the thriller genre, especially legal thrillers.
He grew up in Galveston County, Texas, and attended Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos. He then attended the University of Notre Dame Law School earning a doctor of laws magna cum laude.
After 10 years of practicing law with a large Dallas law firm where he became a partner, Gimenez left to practice solo and to write. He lives outside of Fort Worth, Texas, with his wife and two sons.
"Road to Zanzibar" staring Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour will be shown in the Cleveland Bradley Community Room Tuesday at 7 p.m. This is part of the Classic Comedy Movie night series. All are invited to this public event and popcorn will be served.
There are still a few spaces available in the Resume Writing class held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 5 p.m. All computer classes are free to patrons with a valid library card and a $5 refundable deposit. Reservations are taken at the Non-fiction desk located on the second floor.
Lisette Schumacher was the winner of the first "Between the Covers" drawing for submitting a book review for our adult summer reading program. She won a $25 gift card to Lasater's Coffee & Tea. The next drawing will be July 16, so submit your reviews today. The book reviews will be posted on our new website as soon as it is up and running.
Teens will be having an Improv Comedy Class on Friday as the library opens after hours for teens ages 13-17. Who Night: "Dr. Who" episodes and Bow Tie making will be activities for Saturday. All programs are from 7 to 9 p.m.
The next book club discussion group will be reading "Unbroken" by Laura Hillenbrand. The book club will be held July 12 in the Community Room and the discussion will be led by Richard "Tiger" Jones. All are invited to this open book club group.
For more information about the library and its services, go to www.clevelandlibrary.org.


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With a sheer mesh stripe across an off-shoulder cut and textured bodycon design, this bebe dress is a sexy way to bare those shoulders. Offers a soft lightweight stretch. Try it with an ornate belt and pair of python sandals for hot after-dark look. Center back to hem: 28"/71 cm.
- 92% nylon, 8% spandex
- Hand wash
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- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
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"It's a good dress and I like how I look in it - in the front ). However I completely agree with Eee's review - ..it gave me a huge gap for my waist: something that is certainly not expected for a dress that is supposed to be a body con type... For me there is a solution - the dress is too long, when I pulled it down, somehow that bubble in the waist dissapeared. I am going to alter the lenth - to shorten it, and I hope the dress will be great after that. (I am XXS or XS, 5'3 and 105)There is one more thing - when I put on the dress, I saw huge bold patches on it. It turned out the horizontal ribbin that the dress features can be pressed down (it should be so) or up - giving bold patches visual effect - which happened to my dress, partly. I hope when I wash it and iron it in one direction, it will be ok."
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Very nice dress but runs way too big!
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"I'm 5'2 100lbs and I got a P/S. My sister who is larger got an M/L. I'm 32C-24-32.5 so my hip is certainly not too big for my waist, yet the dress fits very tight for my chest, fits my hip well, but it gave me a huge gap for my waist: something that is certainly not expected for a dress that is supposed to be a body con type. My sister has the same exact problem, so both of us returned the dresses.If you look at how the dress is cut when it is laid down flat it is basically a straight line from the chest to the hip - no waist."
April 24, 2012
I got this dress and I was afraid that white color would make me look big but actually I like it's really cute and I ordered the green sandals in the pic to go with it. I got the small and it doesn't fit too tight so I think it runs true too size.
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This commercial garage is tucked in between a staircase and a glass facade. The garage entrance is part of a gray building. Located in downtown Chicago, this garage is right in the heart of the Magnificent Mile shopping district.
Vehicle height restriction: 74 inches
This location is a commercial parking garage.
Nearby destinations: House of Blues (Chicago), Chicago Theatre, Oriental Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Millennium Park.
For GPS use 303 East South Water Street - This garage is located just off of the northeast corner of the intersection at N Michigan Ave and E South Water St just east of the PNC Bank, across the street from a tall, black office building. Enter on E South Water St. Look for the bronze "Public Parking" text directly above the garage entrance. It's before the underpass on South Water going East it's on your left (North side).


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Early Wednesday morning, City Councillors in Markham, Ontario, a suburb of Toronto with more than 300,000 residents, voted 7-6 against a motion that would have stopped a controversial plan to subsidize a $325 million hockey arena. The vote took place after a seven hour meeting, attended by more than 500 residents, many of whom spoke out against a financial framework that calls for the city to take out a considerable loan to fully finance construction.
Despite previous denials that the ultimate purpose of such a colossal project was to attract a National Hockey League franchise to the community, Paul Kelly, the former executive director of the NHL Players' Association, made no attempt to further the charade during his address to the council.
It is true that if you build it, they will come. This is your opportunity, citizens of Markham. If you don't act now and keep this project moving forward, you will likely never again have the opportunity to secure an NHL team.
While a pitch of this nature is more common to direct response television advertisements than city council meetings, those who support the project point to an unprecedented cost-sharing arrangement with GTA Sports and Entertainment and its financial backer, Remington Group, which under the current proposal, would take responsibility for paying back half of the city's $325 million loan over the next two decades. In addition, Global Spectrum, the proposed arena operator, has promised to cover the cost of any operating losses.


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"Once officers arrived on the scene they found Hilbert Cook, age 46, in front of 601 Lane with a stab wound to the neck area," said Police Chief Buster Bingham.
Cook was transported to Bolivar Medical Center where he was later pronounced dead.
Tommette Perkins, 44, and Cook got into an altercation that began in the bathroom and resulted in her stabbing Cook.
"Ms. Perkins has been charged with one count of murder and she is awaiting her initial hearing," said Bingham.
In another incident, a woman riding her bicycle Wednesday evening died after being struck by a truck.
At 5:28 p.m. Mississippi Highway Patrol along with Bolivar County Sherriff's Department, Bolivar County Fire Rescue and EMS responded to an accident on Miss. Highway 1.
Joseph Guest, 33, of Hollandale was driving a 2002 Ford F-250 traveling south when it collided with a pedestrian on a bicycle.
Claudia Rhodes, 54, of Minneapolis, Minn., was riding her bicycle south when the accident occurred.
Rhodes was pronounced dead at the scene from injuries sustained from the accident.
Guest was not injured.
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A memorial service was held at Sunnybrook Estates on Wednesday, April 3, 2013, at 3 p.m. Visitation was at 2 p.m. before the service.
Mrs. Mixon was preceded in death by her husband, Frank E. Mixon of Drew; sister, Beatrice Collins, and brothers, Marvin and Clyde Bennett, all of Winchester, Tenn.
Mrs. Mixon is survived by her daughter, Patty Mixon Temple (Davis) of Bonita Springs, Fla.; son Butch Mixon (Vicki) of Jackson; grandchildren Amy Mixon Burney (Brian) of Richland, Amanda Mixon of Chapel Hill, N.C., Suzanne Temple Prescott (Ryan) of Atlanta, Ga.; and great-grandchildren Gannon Burney, Garrett Burney, and Conner Prescott.
Mrs. Mixon enjoyed a many-decades long career in the insurance business. Devoted to her home and family, she also enjoyed an active social life. Mrs. Mixon enjoyed golf and playing cards with her friends.
A life-long member of the Church of Christ, she was always spiritually inquisitive. Seen as a strong, vital Christian woman, she remained a positive role model throughout her life for her family and friends.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Sunnybrook Estates, 248 Locust Lane, Madison, MS 39110.


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Children in Entertainment: Associated Regulations
Dangerous performances for example, some circus acts
No child under the age of 16 and still of compulsory school age may take part in any public performance whereby its life or limbs are endangered.
No child under the age of 12 shall be trained to take part in performances of a dangerous nature.
The Local Authority (in the area the training is to take place) may grant a licence for a child age 12 and over to be trained to take part in performances of a dangerous nature.
The Police of that area must be given seven days' notice of the intention to apply, and may oppose the grant.
A performance of a dangerous nature includes all acrobatic performances and performances as a contortionist.
The Licensing Authority
Must be satisfied that the child's education will not suffer; their health will not suffer; that the place of performance / rehearsal is satisfactory* and that the conditions of the licence will be observed. The licensing authority is empowered to revoke a licence.
*Including satisfactory arrangements for meals, rest, recreation and changing (separate facilities for boys and girls over 5 years of age).
It is the responsibility of the licence applicant to indicate what arrangements have been made for the child's education. These should be agreed with the Head of the child's school before the application is made. It is then for the licensing authority to decide whether these arrangements are satisfactory.
Private tuition is considered essential for long engagements, especially those involving groups of children; eg: long running musicals, TV series. The minimum number of hours for tuition is three hours per normal school day.
A private tutor has to be approved by the licensing authority and may teach a maximum group of five children, except when they are of similar age and standard when the maximum may be eleven.
A combination of private tuition and ordinary school attendance during the currency of a licence is not considered to be satisfactory education.
Medical Examinations
The Local Authority has discretion to require a child to be medically examined if it thinks it necessary. Medical examinations are compulsory for:
- film or television work;
- performances lasting more than a week in which the child is to perform on six days in a week (five days for sound broadcasting);
- every month in the case of runs lasting more than four weeks.
Further examinations are not required within a six month period.
Modelling and sporting activities do not require a medical examination. The regulations require a statement by the child's parent that the child is medically fit for the proposed activity. However, if the licence is for modelling and for a period lasting longer than 7 days a Medical Certificate will be required.
Welfare of Children In Entertainment
The licence holder is responsible for ensuring that a child is supervised at all times and in the charge of a chaperone approved by the licensing authority (except when in the charge of a parent / guardian or tutor). The number of children in a chaperone's charge can vary according to the ages of the children or if they are living away from home, but the maximum is 12.
A tutor may also be approved to act as a chaperone but the number of children must not exceed three.
The licence holder is responsible for ensuring that suitable arrangements are made for the child to get home or other destination after the last performance, rehearsal or activity.
If a child has to stay overnight away from home, their accommodation must be approved by the Local Authority for the area in which they are performing. The child must also be in the care of an approved chaperone during their stay.
Children working abroad
Unless a licence has been granted by a Justice of the Peace, no child under the age of 14 is permitted to go abroad (i.e. outside Great Britain or Northern Ireland) for the purpose of:
- singing;
- playing;
- performing;
- being exhibited for profit (this includes taking part in any broadcast or recording for the purpose of it being broadcast or used in a film for public exhibition);
- taking part in a sporting activity;
- working as a model.
The Justice of the Peace must send certain particulars to the Secretary of State, who then transmits them to the proper Consular Officer.
Children making records or tapes
The involvement of children in making records or tapes is not subject to the laws governing children in entertainment. Making records or tapes is ordinary employment and when children are involved, is subject to Local Education Authority bye-laws.
These bye-laws prohibit the employment of children under 13, and there are restrictions on the amount and type of work, which can be done by children over 13. No child may work without a permit issued by the Local Authority.
Exception: a licensed performance may be recorded whilst it is taking place.
Local Authority's Powers of Entry
With a warrant an authorised officer of a Local Authority or a Police Officer may enter any place, where there is reasonable cause to believe that a child is:
- believed to be taking part in a performance;
- being trained for dangerous performance contrary to the provisions of the Act;
- taking part in a paid sport or working as a paid model, and make enquiries about that person.
Without a warrant, an authorised officer of a Local Authority or a Police Officer:
- may at any time enter any place used as a broadcasting or film studio, or for the recording of a performance which is to be broadcast, or in a film intended for public exhibition, and make enquiries about any children taking part in performances;
- may during the currency of any licence granted or relating to training for dangerous performances enter any premises where the performance or training authorised to take place and make enquires about the person to whom the licence relates.
On request the holder of the licence must produce the licence at all reasonable hours, at the place of performance to any authorised officer of the Local Authority or a Police Officer.
More information can be obtained from the Child Employment Team:
email: Child Employment Team
Tel: 0121 303 8900
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Description: In the Galaxy collection the weavers play with texture by combing a traditional flat weave technique along with a plush cut pile to create dramatic texture. The end result is a look that is casual and sophisticated with just a touch of attitude.
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SOMERSWORTH — Police Tuesday night were searching for two "youngsters" they say held up Hardee's Market & Deli on Main Street at knifepoint.
Yellow police tape cordoned off the store at 303 Main St. as well as Walnut Street, and police officers could be seen inside the building while witnesses waited outside. Two female clerks were working at the time of the armed robbery and were said to be "shook up," according to a female witness.


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How To Dress Your Home In Diane von Furstenberg
Fans have wrapped themselves in her dresses for 40 years. Now they can dress their homes in Diane von Furstenberg fabric
By Kathleen Hackett
She may be celebrating the 40th anniversary of her iconic wrap dress this year, but Diane von Furstenberg is not content to confine herself to the fashion world. " 'Design your life' is my mantra," she says. Indeed, von Furstenberg has put her imprint on cosmetics, perfume, jewelry, children's clothing, and home accessories over the course of her career. Next up? The designer has partnered with venerable furnishings and fabrics giant Kravet to launch her first collection of textiles and trimmings for the home.
Animal patterns and graphic prints are synonymous with von Furstenberg's clothing designs. So it's not surprising that bold stripes and geometrics, vivid florals, textured fabrics that resemble snake and crocodile skins, and classic zebra, tiger, and cheetah motifs all show up in her debut line. "I always seem to go back to zebra stripes," she says. "I love the fact that in nature they are meant to obscure, but they can be the most memorable feature in a room."
The Belgium-born designer admits that creating the collection was a way to get beyond her comfort zone. Not that she isn't fearless, particularly when it comes to color. "Can you imagine a world in black and white? How sad that would be!" she says. Many of her designs, however, are grounded in those two colors, with a third vibrant hue dominating. "Neutrals are very versatile, which is always important, but I don't want them to be boring," she says.
For its part, Kravet is counting on such patterns as Funky Zebra, Spotted Cat, and Animal Ikat, all of which are rendered in shades of orange, red, and indigo, to attract clients looking to make a bold statement. "Diane's sophisticated take on color and pattern has translated beautifully to her fabrics because she stays true to her vision," says Scott Kravet, the company's creative director. As von Furstenberg says, whether you're dressing yourself or your home, "Know who you are, and be true to that. Clarity is the most important thing."


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While it is not exactly boating weather, being safe and snugly warm aboard the CQ Princess for nearly two hours offers a majestic view of the area terrain, as officers and naturalists from both Kentucky Fish and Wildlife and the U.S. Forest Service know where most of the birds are nesting and fishing. With the annual winter population expanding to over 200 birds, the officers spot them and call out to the passengers, who then can dart outside for a closer look, take a photograph, or choose to remain inside near the hot chocolate.
"The worse the weather, especially up north, the better the views for us," said Brent McCarty, conservation educator with the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. "This is a great year to see them; it's clear and cold, and more of their fishing opportunities have frozen over north of us, so we are looking to have a great season of birdwatching."
With Tuesday's cruise in jeopardy, the weather had "warmed" enough that the CQ Princess departed from Kenlake Marina, in Aurora, and is prepared to fulfill all local state park cruises this winter season. While many residents in Lyon County often spot eagles flying overhead near their own homes, it is a different kind of experience to view the winter landscape from the water, as geographical formations that are hidden in summer foliage are revealed in all their glory, icy as it is.
Often, the expedition turns into a regular birdwatching expedition as osprey, herons, and some cranes often feed in the same areas. What is often thought to be a floating log in the water, upon closer inspection, is revealed as a cover of coots, as they use their natural camouflage to attempt to keep themselves from becoming an eagle snack. On several cruises, passengers are often lucky enough to spy a Golden Eagle, but reclusive as it is, it often needs a trained eye to spot it first.
"It's a great way to see these animals without them being spooked away — we've seen young eagles that were 'learning the ropes' and one year, we saw an adult fly right over our heads as we departed the marina. He had a fish in his mouth and was heading for the shore," stated Gil Lawson, a spokesman for Kentucky's Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet. "It's just a great opportunity for our tourists, visitors, and local residents."
Eagle Weekends for 2014 will take place at Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park; Lake Barkley State Resort Park; and Kenlake State Resort Park. The upcoming weekend, January 10 through 13, will be at Kentucky Dam Village in Gilbertsville.
While local residents might not need accommodation for the weekend, unless they just would like to have a "staycation," several events are scheduled including tours on the 96-foot CQ Princess or by van. For all excursion tours, guests should wear (or bring) warm clothing; rain gear; and their own binoculars if they wish, although the naturalists will have a few binoculars for lending.
On Friday, at the Convention Center at Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park, at 7 p.m., an introductory guide to the techniques that assist in obtaining as many eagle sightings as possible during the tours will be offered. On Saturday, January 11 at 7 p.m., the popular "Birds of Prey" program will be offered. Exceptional photo opportunities and fun for persons of all ages will be offered as birds will fly over the audience, run through the auditorium, and will be presented up close and personal. On Saturday, there will be a three-hour tour, escorted by biologists and naturalists to the Ballard Wildlife Management Area.
Eagle excursions will open this weekend, with numerous opportunities throughout the area to view the wildlife that winter here, usually till mid-to-late February, depending upon the weather. From the Kentucky State Park weekends, to the van tours offered by Land Between the Lakes, everyone is invited to enjoy the spectacular beauty that is available only during the coldest of winter months.
The telephone number for information about next weekend's events at Kentucky Dam Village is (800) 325-0146. Later in the season, January 24 through 26, Lake Barkley State Resort Park will provide visitors with opportunities in and around its coastline. The telephone number at Lake Barkley is (800) 325-1708. The final Eagle Watch Weekend will be at Kenlake on February 1 and 2, but will be yacht tours only. The park phone number at Kenlake is (800) 325-0143.
The first land excursion through Land Between the Lakes will depart on Jan. 12 from the Golden Pond Visitor Center at 1 p.m. and last until around 4:30 p.m. Near sunset, the birds return to a favorite nesting spot which is now in a protected refuge. For land tour information, led by U.S. Forest Service naturalists, visit www.lbl.org and click on the January or February calendar for dates, times, and prices.
Next week's Herald Ledger will contain more tips and opportunities about birdwatching in the local area, along with the Winter Calendar of land excursions in Land Between the Lakes. For bird enthusiasts, both land and water tours are recommended as they both offer a totally different perspective, and both are led by trained spotters and/or naturalists.


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