Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC 8v8 Outdoor Soccer League Recap – Week 6
Ben’s Angels (4-0-1) vs. Net Six and Chill (3-0-2) – Monday, October 26, 2020
Ben’s Angels and Net Six and Chill were very evenly matched in their Week 6 match-up in the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League and ended all tied at 1-1. Ben’s Angels used their 1 goals scored in this game to boost their total goals this season to 11. Isaac Torres-Villa scored the team’s only goal, keeping their team on the board. Exiting week 6, Ben’s Angels will look ahead to Team Awesome (2-3-0) who are next on the docket as they look to close out their regular season schedule with a Win. This is Net Six and Chill’s second tie this season and they are currently sitting in fifth place in the league standings with one game remaining on their regular season schedule. Christina Ordonez was the star player for Net Six and Chill this week. They scored the only goal for them. For Net Six and Chill they will go toe to toe with ASPCA (4-0-1) coming up in Week 7 as look to enter the postseason with a top-3 seed.
You’re on Mute (INDY #8) (1-5) vs. Carlton’s Kidz (1-4) – Monday, October 26, 2020
Earning their first win of the season, You’re on Mute (INDY #8) beat Carlton’s Kidz 2-1 in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League. You’re on Mute (INDY #8) really showed up in this one, surpassing their average of 0.8 goals per game. Marco Gonzalez and Matt led their team to victory as they knocked in a goal apiece to help get You’re on Mute (INDY #8) the W. Trailblazers FC (2-2-1) are next up on the schedule for You’re on Mute (INDY #8) coming up in Week 7, as they look to record back-to-back victories prior to the postseason beginning. It is week 6 and Carlton’s Kidz have only scored a total of 4 goals all season. Noah Smithmier scored the only goal for Carlton’s Kidz in this contest to prevent the shutout. Next up for Carlton’s Kidz is a showdown against Cat Facts FC (2-3-0) coming up in Week 7, as they look to get back into the winner’s circle and gain some positive momentum prior to the postseason beginning.
Avocado Discoballs (0-2-3) vs. Kinexon FC (0-3-2) – Monday, October 26, 2020
Avocado Discoballs and Kinexon FC took part in a draw and ended with a stalemate at 2-2 in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League. This is Kinexon FC’s second tie this season and they are currently sitting with only 2 points in the league standings. In the tie, Emma Fiander and Juan Martinez knocked in a goal apiece for Kinexon FC to help their squad secure their second point of the season. For Kinexon FC next they take on Team#1 (1-3-1) coming up in Week 7 as they look to record their first win of the season prior to the postseason beginning. Two weeks in a row now they have been so close to victory, but instead, Avocado Discoballs have a 2-game tie streak. Erik Gleaves and Wade Kelley lasered in one goal apiece to help earn the club the draw. Exiting week 6, Avocado Discoballs looks ahead to Wiggity Wack (3-1-1) who are next on the schedule coming up in Week 7 as they look to close out their regular season schedule with their first victory of the season.
99 problems but a pitch ain’t 1 (4-0-1) vs. Soccer Hotties (3-1-1) – Monday, October 26, 2020
99 problems but a pitch ain’t 1 put on a show on both sides of the pitch against Soccer Hotties in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League with a final score of 3-0. 99 problems but a pitch ain’t 1 have consistently shown this season that they are an attacking team. They are averaging almost 4 goals per game. Carlos Ramos recorded a brace and Nicholas Kapetanos knocked in their first goal of the season to help 99 problems but a pitch ain’t 1 record their fourth win of the season. The defenders did a great job in this game as well by helping Michael Morawiec earn a clean sheet. Coming up in Week 7, 99 problems but a pitch ain’t 1 take on It’s About To Get Messi (2-3-1) in an attempt to stay unblemished as they close out their regular season schedule. This is Soccer Hotties’s first loss of the season as they suffered their first shutout of the season. Next up for Soccer Hotties coming up in Week 7 is a battle versus Barcapool (2-2-1), as they look to get back into the winner’s circle in their regular season finale.
Pass it to the Italians! (3-2) vs. Wiggity Wack (3-1-1) – Monday, October 26, 2020
It was a thrilling night in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League for Pass it to the Italians!, as they picked up a massive 2-1 victory over Wiggity Wack. Pass it to the Italians! seem to have found their groove and have now won two games in a row. Morgan Rankey and Sarah Olick-Sutphen scored one goal apiece to steer the crew’s attack. Next up for Pass it to the Italians! coming up in Week 7 is a game against Just Closing Our Rings (2-3-1), as they look to close out their regular season schedule on a three-game winning streak. This is Wiggity Wack’s first loss of the season. Sierra DiMaggio got their first goal of the season and got Wiggity Wack on the board in this contest, unfortunately it just was not enough to keep pace with a determined Pass it to the Italians! squad. Next up for Wiggity Wack is a battle against Avocado Discoballs (0-2-3) coming up in Week 7, as they look to rebound from this tough defeat and gain some positive momentum prior to the postseason beginning.
2 goals 1 cup (3-2) vs. Just Closing Our Rings (2-3-1) – Monday, October 26, 2020
The win for 2 goals 1 cup in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League was earned without a drop of sweat since Just Closing Our Rings forfeited as they could not field enough starters to play a legal game. 2 goals 1 cup continued their winning streak this week as they picked up their third win in a row and are now officially on fire. Next up for 2 goals 1 cup is a battle versus Back That Pass Up (3-2-0) coming up in Week 7, as they look to close out their regular season schedule on a four-game winning streak. Pass it to the Italians! (3-2-0) are next up on the schedule for Just Closing Our Rings coming up in Week 7, as they look to close out their regular season schedule with some positive momentum.
Team Awesome (2-3) vs. Summit Sweepers (1-3-2) – Monday, October 26, 2020
Simon Lockwood-Bean knocked in their third and fourth goals of the season and Allie Johnson fired in their first goal of the year as Team Awesome knocked off Summit Sweepers by a final score of 3-1 in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League. Team Awesome showed up in this contest, surpassing their average of 1.2 goals per game. Next up for Team Awesome is a contest against Ben’s Angels (4-0-1) coming up in Week 7, as they look to get their record up to the .500 mark prior to the postseason beginning. Summit Sweepers really did not have their best stuff on the offensive end in this one, scoring less than their average of 1.3 goals per game for the season. Ali Bluell fired in the only goal for Summit Sweepers in this contest, but it just was not enough to keep pace with a determined Team Awesome squad. Summit Sweepers conclude their regular season schedule with a final record of 1-3-2 and will have a BYE coming up in Week 7 before they step back onto the pitch on Monday, November 9th to begin their postseason journey.
ESPN Soccer (1-3-1) vs. Back That Pass Up (3-2) – Monday, October 26, 2020
Earning their first win of the season and in an emphatic fashion, ESPN Soccer beat Back That Pass Up 4-0 in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League. ESPN Soccer really stepped up in this game, besting their average of 1.4 goals per game. Jordan Moore racked up a hat trick in this contest to help get ESPN Soccer this crucial victory. Lori’s Lightfut (3-1-1) are next up on the docket for ESPN Soccer coming up in Week 7, as they look record back-to-back victories prior to the postseason beginning. Back That Pass Up struggled to get it going on the offensive end in this one and suffered their second straight shutout defeat. Next up for Back That Pass Up is a showdown against 2 goals 1 cup (3-2-0) coming up in Week7, as they attempt to snap their two-game losing streak prior to the postseason beginning.
INDY Team #25 (2-3-1) vs. Retired Broz FC (0-4-1) – Monday, October 26, 2020
INDY Team #25 and Retired Broz FC competed in a game in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League where either team could have walked away with a victory. INDY Team #25 were the ones that came out on top and took home the 2-1 victory. INDY Team #25 showed up in this game, beating their average of 1.8 goals per game. Jesus Ramos fired in a brace for INDY Team #25 and earned all the tallies on the scorer’s sheet. INDY Team #25 conclude their regular season schedule with a final record of 2-3-1 and will have a BYE coming up in Week 7 before they step back onto the pitch on Monday, November 9th to begin their postseason journey. Retired Broz FC really did not have their best stuff on offense in this one, scoring less than their average of 1.4 goals per game for the year. Frank Atchison scored the only goal for Retired Broz FC to get their team on the board. Retired Broz FC tries to break their winless streak coming up in Week 7 with a match-up against Team Cool Kids (2-3-1), as they look to gain some positive momentum prior to the postseason beginning.
Barcapool (2-2-1) vs. Trailblazers FC (2-2-1) – Monday, October 26, 2020
Barcapool put on an offensive showing in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League, as Barcapool topped Trailblazers FC 3-1 to move to 2-2-1 on the season. Alex Estrada knocked in a brace to guide the Barcapool offense in this contest. Next up for Barcapool is a date against Soccer Hotties (3-1-1) coming up in Week 7, as they look to record their third win of the season prior to the postseason beginning. Trailblazers FC did not have their best stuff on offense in this one, scoring fewer than their average of 1.6 goals per game for the season. You’re on Mute (INDY #8) (1-5-0) are next up on the docket for Trailblazers FC coming up in Week 7, as they look to get back into the winner’s circle prior to the postseason beginning.
Game of Throw-Ins (5-1) vs. Team Cool Kids (2-3-1) – Monday, October 26, 2020
Steven Childs fired in their third hat-trick of the season for Game of Throw-Ins in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League as Game of Throw-Ins came away with a thrilling 4-3 victory over Team Cool Kids. Steven Childs of Game of Throw-Ins now leads the league with 10 goals through the first six weeks of the season. Game of Throw-Ins conclude their regular season schedule with a final record of 5-1 and will have a BYE coming up in Week 7 before they step back onto the pitch on Monday, November 9th to begin their postseason journey. Team Cool Kids really did not have their best showing on defense in this game, giving up more goals than their average of 2.0 GAPG this year. Zach Kohn, Colin Clancy and Bill Ryan each fired in a goal for Team Cool Kids in this contest, unfortunately it was not enough to keep pace with the high-flying Game of Throw Ins offense. Retired Broz FC (0-4-1) are next up on the docket for Team Cool Kids, as they attempt to rebound from this tough defeat and gain back some positive momentum prior to the postseason beginning.
ASPCA (4-0-1) vs. It’s About To Get Messi (2-3-1) – Monday, October 26, 2020
ASPCA took down It’s About To Get Messi 2-1 in Week 6 of the Monday Lincoln Park TURF Coed REC/INT 8v8 Soccer League. ASPCA are red hot as they have now ripped off three wins in a row and have yet to suffer a defeat this season. Katie Wheldon fired in their fourth and fifth goals of the year to help lead ASPCA to this crucial Week 6 victory. Coming up in Week 7, ASPCA face off against Net Six and Chill (3-0-2) in an attempt to remain unbeaten and close out the regular season schedule as the overall #1 ranked team in the league. It’s About To Get Messi really struggled defensively in this one, giving up more goals than their average of 1.8 goals against per game for the year. Allison Smith scored the only goal for It’s About To Get Messi to save them from a shutout. 99 problems but a pitch ain’t 1 (4-0-1) is next up on the calendar for It’s About To Get Messi, as they look to get back on track and close out their regular season schedule with some positive momentum.