Girls 17

The CIS ladies took the Girls 17 title, beating PaBol FC, 1-0 in the finals.

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Anonymous said…
bai you made a mistake about ur report in the girls u17 sa mizuno. You mentioned that Gabe aboitiz made a kick frm the half line and canoy was not able 2 catch it. Actually, canoy was injured during their second game--broken clavile since an ffc member kicked her shoulder and was not called a foul! Anyways, It was their sub goalie who was playing for them for the next 4 games(including championships) Gabe did kick the ball but was caught by the sub goalie, unforunately it slipped through her hands, bounced and she caught it again but pushed the ball inside the goal.
9:28 PM
Anonymous said…
i got maxi's text, correcting me the day after, I saw the game, and the goal, as i wanted to include the name of the keeper in my report, and had no idea she was a sub, i reviewed Maxi's prior email, which contains a pic and the names of the girls. that's how i got the keepers name
9:30 PM
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