U-10 Warriors Keep On Rockin'

Gerard Smith is outstanding in goal and has not let up a goal in the past 3 games!

The boys U-10 Warriors keep on rockin' as they scored 4 more goals in a 4-2 victory in Levittown on Saturday, May 12th, extending their winning record to 4-and-1 on the season.

Teamwork, teamwork, teamwork! Once again, the 4 Warrior goals were scored by 4 different players, with major assists on 3 of those goals. Did I mention these Warriors play with outstanding teamwork . . .!?

Effective and reliable play by the Defense, especially in the "Levittown-scoreless" 2nd half: Matt Flynn, Matt Greiner, Chris Larkin, James Walsh. Great job, "D"! Outstanding and unrelenting attack by the Offense: Timmy Foxen, Kyle Brattan, John Simmons, Jonathan Granville, Brogan Mahon, Gerard Smith, Owen Fisher.

Goal 1 scored by Timmy Foxen, assisted by Kyle Brattan and Gerard Smith. Goal 2 scored by James Walsh, unassisted, with a huge boot from almost mid-field! Wow! Goal 3 scored by Brogan Mahon, assisted by Owen Fisher. Goal 4 scored by Jonathan Granville on a John Simmons shot on goal that was dropped by the goalie; Granville knew to always follow up a teammate's shot, just in case . . .!

Timmy Foxen and Kyle Brattan volley down the field with well-aimed passing; Foxen puts this one in for a goal.

Special commendation goes to Gerard Smith, the 2nd half goal keeper, who made many great saves to render Levittown scoreless in the 2nd half. Gerard doesn't want to be "pigeon-holed" as solely a goal-keeper at 10 years of age, but, man, is he good!! The team really appreciates him tending the goal for one-half of every game!

Thanks, Coach Brian Wipperman, for your hard work and dedication! Watch the Warriors in action tomorrow, May 19th at Nassau Haven at 11:10.

Brogan Mahon and Matt Flynn say, "Oh, yeah!", as Chris Larkin saves a goal and punts downfield. James Walsh got an opportunity to send it to the goal from alost mid-field . . . Yep, it went in! Great shot, James! John Simmons uses fancy footwork to get around this defender and is ready to pass to Jonathan Granville. Matt Greiner wedges his foot between the ball and his opponent's foot for a blatant ball-steal!