Thirsty Cup fotos.

I got another cd full of pictures from the Thirsty Cup. It's a bit late. But what the heck. It's wonderful. (click on photo to enlarge)

The oath of sportsmanship -- forgotten the next day.
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Jack "The Wack" Jakosalem addresses the participants.
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Young boys from bright protect their "assets."
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Faces in the crowd -- innocent faces.
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Always stretch up before a game to prevent injuries.
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Look at the keeper's face and you see courage and determination.
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If you can't stop 'er, hold 'er.
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Girls cheer for their teammates on the field.
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Hail to the champions. And a piggyback ride to the MVP.
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An ugly end to a festival.
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A picture paints a thousand words.
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Comments

Anonymous said…
Nice pictures. Too bad i forgot to use my camera when i was at the Thirsty cup.
8:38 PM
Anonymous said…
The BRIGHT girls look hot....but very illegal.
When do they turn 18?....
3:34 PM
Anonymous said…
I have no desire to go to jail Chunchi....I will leave the task of answering your questions to people out there.
3:48 PM
Anonymous said…
Chunchi... Paul is that you? ;)
8:44 AM
Anonymous said…
sayanga anang picture sa taga Hiroshi diha. maayo gani wala na gi cannon kick ng ga luhod nga taga Crazy Horse
3:00 PM
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