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BU-13 repeat as Empire Cup Champions |
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Thursday, 03 July 2008 |
June 30th Albany NY- F.C.New York the organization that is exciting New York has reclaimed the Empire Cup for the second consecutive year. "This is always a highly competitive tournament" said Dave Bond Director of Training. Bond continued "When you have Premier and ODP teams you expect tough competition and I very pleased with how our boys played and going undefeated again was a bonus" F.C. New York Premier battled LaGrange SC winning 3-1, Shut-out Long Island Junior's ODP "A" team 3-0 and outlasted DTS PSV 2-1 Day two saw a rough and tumble match against Ossining FC's Cardinals and was 0-0 at half .F.C. New York Premier took the lead one nothing 11 minutes in, but a disoriented official and players thinking the match had ended reverted to a 1-1 after a Cardinal corner kick. To complete the weekend F.C. New York Premier sent the Alleycats SC back home winning 4-3. "Strong effort and playing our game was important to retaining our championship" said Sweeper Danny Miecuna "I can't wait until next year"
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Students Answer the Call to Help SHAKE |
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STUDENTS AROUND NASSAU COUNTY VOLUNTEER FOR SHAKE (SOCCER HELPING ACHIEVE KIDS EQUALITY). As more organizations have called on us for help, SHAKE has enlisted the assistance of high school students around the county to launch soccer drives in their schools. Cleats, uniforms and shin guards find new life for a needy child. Student volunteers will collect soccer gear and then SHAKE will clean and package them for shipping. If you want to volunteer and hold a drive in your school contact us at
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More about S.H.A.K.E. - For more than 5 years S.H.A.K.E. (soccer helping achieve kid’s equality) has collected gently used cleats, uniforms and shin guards and recycled them to needy groups around the world and around the block. From Hempstead to Haiti, El Salvador to Uganda, your old gear brings joy to an appreciative young person.
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