Wed LPT Coed Rec 8v8 Soccer – W5

Net Six and Chill (5-0) vs. HoldTheDoor (2-2-1) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Net Six and Chill played well here and blanked HoldTheDoor with a final score of 2-0. HoldTheDoor were unable to get rolling on offense in this game and came short of making it onto the scoreboard. Next up for HoldTheDoor is a battle versus Hala Juve (5-0-0), as they try to bounce back. Net Six and Chill continue to show they are a team that is good at scoring. They’re averaging 4 goals per game. Net Six and Chill’s goalkeeper deserves much of the credit after earning a clean sheet. and each led his team to victory to spearhead the crew’s attack. On Wednesday, Net Six and Chill face off against Ankle Rollers (0-4-1) in an attempt to stay unbeaten.

INDY Team #3 (0-4-1) vs. TalentBrewers (1-3-1) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
INDY Team #3 and TalentBrewers finished in a draw and concluded with a stalemate at 2-2. This is TalentBrewers’s first tie this season and they’re currently sitting in 16th place in the standings. Chris Mueller was the star player for TalentBrewers this week. They scored all two goals for them. For TalentBrewers they will face off with Hipsos (2-3-0). This win for the INDY Team #3 came as a surprise considering it’s more than halfway through the season and they have only scored less than a handful goals. For INDY Team #3, Jack Umlauf kicked one goal to provide some scoring. Exiting week 5, INDY Team #3 looks ahead to Realcolicos FC (2-1-1) who are next on the docket.

TBOS FC (3-1-1) vs. Realcolicos FC (2-1-1) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
TBOS FC controlled this game in shut out fashion against Realcolicos FC with a final score of 3-0. This is Realcolicos FC’s first loss of the season. Next up for Realcolicos FC is a showdown against INDY Team #3 (0-4-1), as they try to bounce back. TBOS FC really showed up in this one, surpassing their average of 2.0 goals per game. The team’s goalie Finn is credited with the clean sheet. To help gain the team the W, Mary Bittner scored two goals. Next up for TBOS FC is a date against bswift (2-1-2).

Blackout FC (3-2) vs. Kick Grass (3-1) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Blackout FC and Kick Grass competed a nail-biter up to the last minute with a final score of 3-2. This was one of two games for Kick Grass. If they had only this game, it might have been a different result, but unfortunately it was their first loss of the season. The losing team still had notable players including Virgile Landeiro, who scored one goal for Kick Grass. Next up for Kick Grass is a match-up against Peach Perfect (2-1-2), as they try to bounce back. Blackout FC continued their winning streak this week and are officially on fire. led his team to victory to spearhead the club’s offense. Team Kolter (2-2-1) are next up on the schedule for Blackout FC, as they look to keep it going.

Grass Kickers (4-1) vs. Internazionale Chicago (0-4) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Grass Kickers and Internazionale Chicago participated in a close one up to the last minute with a final score of 4-3. This heartbreaking loss comes when Internazionale Chicago scored their personal best of the season. The losing team still had notable players including Dylan Jones, who accounted for two goals for Internazionale Chicago. Next week, Internazionale Chicago will attempt to get on the board with a win with a match-up against Wasted Talent (0-5-0). Grass Kickers continued their winning streak this week and are officially on fire. Anthony netted two goals to lead the team’s offense. Next up for Grass Kickers is a Game against Net Six and Chill (5-0-0).

Kick Grass (3-1) vs. Headers and Shoulders (1-4) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Kick Grass played well here and blanked Headers and Shoulders with a final score of 2-0. Kick Grass had a double header. This was the better played match, which helped them lock in their #5 rank in the standings table. Their goalkeeper Thibault Lasserre played very well in the clean sheet. To help get the club the W, Tyler Leppert scored one goal. Next up for Kick Grass is a date against Peach Perfect (2-1-2). Headers and Shoulders didn’t have their best stuff on the offensive end in this one, but they’ve had 1 overall goal this season. Next up for Headers and Shoulders is a match-up against Foot Ballerz (4-1-0), as they look to rebound.

Foot Ballerz (4-1) vs. bswift (2-1-2) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Foot Ballerz put on a show on both sides of the pitch against bswift with a final score of 3-0. Foot Ballerz really brought it on the defensive end, beating their season goals against average of 0.2 goals per game. Their goalie Matt made sure the opposing club would not score. To steer the club’s offense, Kyle Mckeith kicked one goal. This is bswift’s first loss of the season. Next up for Foot Ballerz is a pairing against Headers and Shoulders (1-4-0).  Next up for bswift is a match-up against TBOS FC (3-1-1), as they look to get back on track.

Peach Perfect (2-1-2) vs. Hipsos (2-3) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Peach Perfect beat Hipsos 6-1 in this game. Hipsos were unable to get rolling on offense in this game, scoring less than their average of 1.6 goals per game for the year. Ike Anyanwu scored the only goal for Hipsos to get their team on the board. Peach Perfect really showed up in this game, topping their average of 2.2 goals per game. Kyle Wiemerslage kicked two goals and earned the most tallies on the scoresheet. TalentBrewers (1-3-1) is next up on the docket for Hipsos, as they attempt to rebound. Next up for Peach Perfect is a battle versus Kick Grass (3-1-0).

Uptake United (2-2-2) vs. Ankle Rollers (0-4-1) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Uptake United and Ankle Rollers were extremely well-matched in this one and ended tied up at 2-2. This is Ankle Rollers’s first tie this season and it was their best offensive performance yet. Eric Rice was the star player for Ankle Rollers this week. They scored all two goals for them. Uptake United used their 2 goals scored in this game to boost their total goals this season to 8. For Uptake United, Kevin Zen scored one goal to guide the group’s offense. For Ankle Rollers they will go toe to toe with Net Six and Chill (5-0-0). Exiting week 5, Uptake United looks ahead to The Ball Handlers (1-2-1) who are next on the docket.

The Ball Handlers (1-2-1) vs. Wasted Talent (0-5) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Going into this game, both teams were hungry for their first win of the season. With a final score of 2-0, The Ball Handlers emerged with a win against Wasted Talent. Wasted Talent didn’t have their best stuff in this one and came short of making it onto the scoreboard. Wasted Talent will attempt to get off the schneid next week against Internazionale Chicago (0-4-0). The Ball Handlers really stepped up in this game, beating their average of 1.3 goals per game. The club’s goalkeeper Edward Ortiz deserves much of the credit after earning a clean sheet. To steer the club’s offense, David Curro scored one goal. Uptake United (2-2-2) are next up on the docket for The Ball Handlers, as they look to keep it going.

Hala Juve (5-0) vs. Team Kolter (2-2-1) – Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Hala Juve were amazing in this shut out against Team Kolter with a final score of 7-0. Team Kolter didn’t have their best stuff on offense in this one, and came short of making it onto the scoreboard. Blackout FC (3-2-0) is next up on the docket for Team Kolter, as they try to bounce back. Hala Juve are playing a remarkable offensive season. They’re averaging 5 goals per game. Kevin Ramirez got a hat trick with four goals to steer the team’s attack. Hala Juve will try to remain unbeaten next week with a pairing versus HoldTheDoor (2-2-1).