Spring 2019 Saturday Lincoln Park Turf 8v8 Soccer – Week 5

By Lynn Clementi | May 13, 2019 |

Jimmy Savile’s U10s (3-1-1) vs. FC Hokies (1-3-1) – Saturday, May 11, 2019

Jimmy Savile’s U10s put on a show on both sides of the pitch against FC Hokies with a final score of 3-0. Excelarators (1-4-0) are next up on the calendar for Jimmy Savile’s U10s, as they look to keep it going. FC Hokies didn’t have their best stuff on offense in this one and came short of making it onto the scoreboard. Next up for FC Hokies is a match-up against Squad Goals (4-1-0), as they look to get back on track.

Cat Facts FC (3-2) vs. INDY Team #7 (0-4-1) – Saturday, May 11, 2019

Cat Facts FC put on a show on both sides of the pitch against INDY Team #7 with a final score of 3-0. Next up for Cat Facts FC is a pairing against Peaked in High School (4-0-1). INDY Team #7 didn’t have their best stuff in this game and couldn’t seem to find the back of the net. Next week, INDY Team #7 takes on Chicago Cougars (1-2-2) in an attempt to break their winless streak.

Chicago Cougars (1-2-2) vs. Peaked in High School (4-0-1) – Saturday, May 11, 2019

They feared they might go through the whole season without a win, but Chicago Cougars defeated Peaked in High School 1-1 in this week 5 match-up. This is Peaked in High School’s first tie this season and they’re currently sitting in first place in the standings. Willie Filion was the star player for Peaked in High School this week. They scored the only goal for their team. Exiting week 5, Chicago Cougars looks ahead to INDY Team #7 (0-4-1) who are next on the schedule. For Peaked in High School coming up next on the calendar is Cat Facts FC (3-2-0).

Squad Goals (4-1) vs. Excelarators (1-4) – Saturday, May 11, 2019

Excelarators couldn’t pull together enough players for this game and had to forfeit to Squad Goals. Next up for Squad Goals is a match-up versus FC Hokies (1-3-1). The forfeit puts Excelarators in seventh place in the standings table. Next up for Excelarators is a battle against Jimmy Savile’s U10s (3-1-1), as they attempt to rebound.