WARRIORS WIN COOSA LEAGUE U12 TOURNAMENT TITLE !!

The U12 Warriors defeated an Ashville team that had previously defeated the Warriors 7-4 tonight at Maddox Field to win the Coosa League Tournament Championship.
  The Ashville squad scored an "on goal" early in the game and the Warriors followed with 5 goals from Karter Flowers and 2 from Nathan Crawford.  Dathen Curp had 8 huge saves for the Warriors and Brody Jones had 3.   "I was so proud of the boys tonight as they were determined not to lose".  The Warriors include: Ryder Megois, Grant Vice, Caleb Taylor, Noah Gallman, Radley Mays,  Layton Crawford, Musa Enver, Jackson Camp, Dathen Curp, Karter Flowers, Caleb Parrish,  and Brody Jones.  Coach Randy Vice and Tony Megois coach the Warriors this Fall.  The Warriors are planning on possibly moving to D3 Status in the Spring and field a squad in the Rec. Division as well.   

Warriors Advance to Coosa League Tournament Championship

Early in the game the undefeated Nighthawks gave the Warriors all they could handle.   In the 8th minute Layton Crawford scored the first of his 4 goals to put the Warriors on top 1-0, however, 5 minutes later the Nighthawks netted a free kick from 10 yds out that tied the score 1-1.  Goalkeeper Dathan Curp came up big on several occasions (14 saves). The Warriors went on to chip away at the gritty Nighthawks before finally breaking ahead for good.  The Warriors finished the game 14-5 but the score does not indicate how tough this game was to complete.  Crawford netted 4 goals, Karter Flowers 4, Ryder Megois 3 (hat trick), Grant Vice 2, and Dathan Curp 1.  Ian Shah, Caleb Taylor, and Jackson Camp played extremely well on defense.  Brody Jones finished the night in goal recording 4 saves.  The Warriors will play Ashville Monday night at Maddox field.

U12 Warriors Defeat Sharks 14-1 in 1st Round of Tournament

The fog hung low over Maddox field but it didn't slow down the Warriors as they defeated a quick Sharks team 14-1 to open tournament play in the Coosa Soccer League.  Karter Flowers netted 5 goals and 3 assists, Layton Crawford had 3 goals, Grant Vice had 3 goals and 1 assist, Musa Enver had 1 goal while Ryder Megois and Ian Shah rounded out the scoring.  Caleb Taylor had 2 assists and played exceptional on defense and as a forward.  Dathen Curp and Brody Jones had 7 saves in goal. Radley Mays and Noah Gallman anchored the defense with Shah and Jackson Camp.  Caleb Parish has several key clears during the game.   The Warriors face an undefeated NightHawks team in the second round of the Post-Season tournament.  This will be the first meeting between these two clubs.

Warriors Ride "Bicycle" Kick to 6-5 win over Zoom

A much improved Zoom squad held Warrior Karter Flowers to 3 goals due to great defense.  However, one of those goals was an amazing Bicycle Kick off a corner from Layton Crawford.  Crawford added 1 goal while Grant Vice and Ryder Megois each added a goal in the Warriors close victory.  Crawford, Jackson Camp, and Noah Gallman each had assists.  Flowers also recorded an assist. Keeper Dathan Curp recorded 7 saves in goal.

Warriors Fall to Strong Ashville Squad

The Ashville Bulldogs came to play Tuesday night as they downed the Warriors 9-4.  Dathen Curp recorded 12 saves in goal.  Goals were scored by Grant Vice (1), Layton Crawford (2), and Karter Flowers (1).  Ryder Megois had 2 assists.   Ian Shah and Caleb Taylor held the Bulldogs to their lowest score of the season.  The Bulldogs finished 1st in the regular season this year while the Warriors finished 2nd in their first year at the U12 level.  The Bulldogs move to U14 this Spring.

Warriors win 5th Straight !!

Musa Enver led off the scoring tonight at Vivian Lee Maddox field as the Warriors defeated a fiesty Sharks team 11-1.  Enver's goal came in the 4th minute off a cross by Karter Flowers.  Flowers would add 5 goals of his own in the first half to bring the score to 6-0 at half.  The second half featured goals by Ryder Megois, (2 and 1 assist), Grant Vice (1 and 2 assists), Caleb Taylor (2 and 1 assist).  Brodie Jones played the entire game in goal with 4 saves.  Noah Gallman, Jackson Camp, Dathen Curp (1 assist) and Caleb Parrish all played well on defense.  Ian Shah anchored the midfield and made several key take-away plays in all 3 thirds.  The Warriors play Ashville next Monday at 7 pm at Maddox complex.

Warriors Down Panthers 13-2 at Maddox Complex

The U12 Warriors moved to 4-1 on the season as they defeated the Fighting Panthers 13-2 at Vivian C. Maddox Complex.

Ian Shah opened scoring with a goal off an assist from Noah Gallman. Grant Vice, Layton Crawford, and Ryder Megois each had 3 goals each (Hat Tricks). Caleb Taylor  played excellent defense while adding a goal with 12 minutes remaining.  Brodie Jones scored off a Layton Crawford assist to bring the score to 12-2.  With 5 minutes remaining, Musa Enver broke lose on a break-a-way but was fouled in the penalty box.  The coaches immediately turned to Musa, the youngest Warrior, for the kick.  Enver buried the ball in the lower left corner to add the final goal.  Brodie Jones had 2 saves.  Crawford, Vice, Caleb Parrish, and Jones each had saves in goal for the Warriors.

U12 Warriors Win 12-2 against Sharks

The Warriors went into last night's game with a 2 game win streak on the line and added a victory to improve their season average to 3-1.   Karter Flowers scored 5 goals and 3 assists, Grant Vice 3 goals and 1 assist, Ryder Megois 1 goal and 2 assists, Caleb Taylor had 1 goal and 1 assist, and Layton Crawford had 2 goals.   Brodie Jones had 4 saves in goal while Dathen Curp had 2.   Radley Mayes, Noah Gallman, and Ian Shah stepped up big on defense with several clears and support passes away from the goal.   Caleb Parrish, Musa Enver, and Jackson Camp helped control midfield play.  The Warriors face the Panthers next Monday night at the old Pioneer Campgrounds Field in the Vivian L. Maddox complex.

Warriors Win Against Tough Zoom Squad

Dathen Curp makes an outstanding save to keep the Warriors on Top !!

Things didn't start well for the Warriors. The U12 Warriors gave up a goal in the first minute as Zoom striker  Read Barber struck a shot from 18 yds. out into the back corner of the net.   Instead of losing confidence and giving up more goals early, the Warriors struck back with 7 unanswered goals before conceding a Free-Kick from Zoom Midfielder Drew Clark with 7 minutes remaining.  The Warriors scored one more to put the game away as they move to 2-1 in league play.  Ryder Megois opened the scoring, the first of 2 goals on the night, with a header off a Karter Flowers cross 4 minutes after the Zoom goal.  Flowers netted 4 of his own with 3 assists.  Jackson Camp and Layton Crawford also scored as the Warriors finished the contest 8-2.   Grant Vice assisted Camps goal while Crawfords goal came off a pass from Ian Shah.  Noah Galman, Radley Mays, and Dathan Camp each played in goal.  Galman recorded 2 saves, Mays 5, and Camp 7 including a leaping save early in the second half which would have brought the Zoom to within 3.  The Warriors are in action Thursday night against the Sharks at Rainbow Middle School, game beginning at 5:30.

Warriors Secure 1st Official U12 Win

Great Game U12 Warriors against a scrappy Panthers team. Warriors won 13-1 with excellent play by Musa Enver, Caleb Parrish, Brody Jones, and Noah Gallman, who all went in and helped hold the Panthers scoreless during the 1st Half. Goals were scored by Ryder Megois (1 goal, 2 assists), Radley Mays (1 goal), Karter Flowers (2 goals, 2 assists), Dathan Curp (2 goals), Grant Vice (2 goals), Layton Crawford (1 goal), Caleb Taylor (1 goal and 2 assists), Ian Shah (1 goal, 1 assist) , Jackson Camp (1 goal and 3 assists). Mays had 3 saves in goal while Caleb Parrish had 4 saves. Layton Crawford also had 2 saves. Thanks to all the parents and friends who came out.

Warriors 2nd Half Rally Falls Short with Tough Loss to Ashville

The U12 Warriors found themselves down 4-0  before scoring to make the score 5-1 at halftime.  However, the young predominantly U11s playing up for the first time would not be denied an opportunity.  Karter Flowers scored 4 straight goals to even the score with 12 minutes remaining in the game.  Goalkeeper Dathan Curp played an outstanding game in goal with 14 saves.  With the score tied 5-5, Ashville's Freddy Ruiz would not be denied a victory, tallying 2 goals and 1 assist to add to his total of 6 goals on the night.  "One reason we switched leagues was to increase our level of play/competition" stated head coach Randy Vice " We did that tonight."  The Warriors face the Panthers Thursday night. Assistant Coach Tony Megois stated: "I couldn't be more proud of our boys, playing a older team but never giving up. A new level of competition that our team needs #coosaU12warriors"

EYSA CHAMPION WARRIORS SWITCH TO COOSA LEAGUE

After 6 great years in EYSA (Etowah Youth Soccer Association), the 3 time Champion U12 Warriors have moved to the Coosa League, an Independent YMCA sponsored league in Southside/Rainbow City. The move was made primarily due to the fact that the Coosa League provided mid-week play which better fit into the family schedules of the young men involved.  This season will present many challenges as we will be competing as a U12 with a majority U11 roster.  The coaching staff is very excited about the move.  We would like to thank EYSA for a great 5 years. 

Warriors Down Thunder

Nice game today U10 Warriors vs Thunder. Thunder played really hard and deserve a lot of credit for a game well played. Goals for the Warriors, Caleb Holloway (3), Ryder Megois (1), Grant Vice (1), Caleb Taylor (1), Bo Kilgo (1) and Jackson Camp (1). Caleb Parrish had 9 saves in goal. Jordan Taylor, Musa Enver, and Noah Gallman all had assists. Final Score, 8-1 Warriors.

Warriors Play for Tough Draw vs. St. James

Nice game today U10 Warriors vs Thunder. Thunder played really hard and deserve a lot of credit for a game well played. Goals for the Warriors, Caleb Holloway (3), Ryder Megois (1), Grant Vice (1), Caleb Taylor (1), Bo Kilgo (1) and Jackson Camp (1). Caleb Parrish had 9 saves in goal. Jordan Taylor, Musa Enver, and Noah Gallman all had assists. Final Score, 8-1 Warriors.

Warriors Remain Unbeaten at 4-0

The U10 Westbrook Warriors defeated the RUSH/BlueJays 10-0 today at Gadsden State.
Caleb Holloway and Brittain Snyder both had hat tricks (3 goals),   Goals were also scored by Grant Vice (2), Ryder Megois (1), and Jordan Taylor (1).   Megois had 3 assists.  Others with assists were Bo Kilgo, Noah Gallman , Jackson Camp and Ian Shah.  Jordan Taylor, Caleb Taylor, and Caleb Parrish combined for the shutout in Goal. Musa Enver played well on defense.

U10 Warriors Keep Rolling

The U10 Warriors (2-0) defeated a strong Glencoe squad 4-1. Ryder Megois (1), Grant Vice, (1), Caleb Holloway (2) all scored. Holloway also had an assist. Bo Kilgo had 2 assists and Jackson Camp had 2 assists.
Caleb Taylor had 4 saves in the first half while Jordan Taylor had 8 in the 2nd Half. Jordan held the Jackets scoreless in the second half. Brittain Synder played well on offense during the first half and defense during the 2nd.
Ian Shah kept the ball near the opponents goal during the second half. Noah Gallman never gave up as he moved the ball forward from the defensive 3rd to the offensive 3rd. Musa Enver and Caleb Fisher played really strong, especially during the second half when things got really tough. We want to thank all of our parents and fans who supported these young men so well during the game.

New Look U10 Warriors Open Spring Season with Win !!!

The Warriors  played very well against a scrappy Titan-Tiger team in their season opener at Gadsden State Community College.  Ryder Megois (3), Grant Vice (2), Caleb Parrish (1), and Caleb Holloway all had goals for the Warriors.  Ian Shah, Bo Kilgo, Jackson Camp, and Brittain Snyder all had assists.  Caleb Taylor had two assists.  Jordan Taylor and Noah Gallman combined for 6 saves in goal. Musa Enver and Jackson Camp Played really well on defense and supported the offense attack.

Megois, Vice, C. Taylor, Shay, and Camp return from the Fall squad, Enver and J Taylor were moved up from the U9 squad. Snyder returned after taking 2 seasons off. Caleb Parrish came from the Falcons (U9) and Caleb Holloway from St. James (U9).  Bo (Beau) Kilgo played in his first soccer game.
The Warriors play March 18th at 2:30 on Field 2.  Everyone is encouraged to come out and support the Warriors.