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Fire '95 Boys Finalist at CrossRoads 2007
Monday, October 29, 2007 (22 reads)
The Mississippi Fire Juniors '95 Boys were Finalist at CrossRoads of the South 2007. After going 3-0 in bracket play, the '95 Boys played JFC Green to a 0-0 tie in regulation, and won the semi-final match against JFC in a shootout, 4-3. In the championship game, the '95 Boys battled Gulf Coast United Blue, and lost 2-1 in a well played game by both teams.
Front Row (L-R): Matthew Wagner, Grayson Giles, Gillian Watson, Dakota Tate, Patrick Harper, Morgan Roberson, Shannon Clark, Chase Williams.
Back Row (L-R): Chance Bourdene, Austin Merrill, Nicholas Bracey, Jarred Hollingshead, Zachary Tranum, Tre'Vante' Taliaferro, Rick Melson, Braydon Walker-Vaughn, Caleb Garrison, COACH JOSH MONTGOMERY.
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Fire '96 Girls White Place 2nd at United Cup, 1st at CrossRoads
Monday, October 29, 2007 (363 reads)
The Mississippi Fire '96 Girls White team earned a Second place finish at the United Cup in Baton Rouge, and ended the month with a First place finish at CrossRoads of the South.
Pictured with their First Place medals at CrossRoads 2007 are: Front Row (L-R) - Amber Thomas, Regan Johnston, Olivia Crabtree, Lanie Little, Beth Coleman, and Kennedy Rose; Center Row (L-R) - Hannah Bailey, Parris Ladner, Katelyn Watson, Katie Pearson, Alixa Veal, and Lauren Marler; Back Row (L-R) Coach Derick and Manager Jeff Little.
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97 Girls Red Champions at Crossroads of the South Invitational
Tuesday, October 23, 2007 (6 reads)
The Fire 97 Girls Red are 2007 Crossroads of the South Invitational U11 Gold division Champions. Congratulations for a job well done. They did not allow a goal all weekend.
Front row (l to r): Allison Langlois, Mary Grace Rea, Brooklyn Lambert, Courtney Wooten, Ashley Thomas, Mallory Adams, Liza Rittiner.
Back row (l to r): Meg Watson, Tracie Hobbs, Carson Easterling, Reilly Reeves, Scarlett Hodges, Kristen Eddy, Coach Jeremy Shortt
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95 Girls Black NTG United Cup Champions
Tuesday, October 16, 2007 (7 reads)
The Mississippi Fire 95G Black have continued their great start to the 2007 - 2008 season. After winning the Memphis Superclubs Champions Cup in September, the girls came home this past weekend the NTG United Cup champions. Between the two tournaments they have gone a perfect 8-0, beating teams from LA, MO, MS, and TN. The girls have played great under the leadership of Coach David and Coach William.
Pictured front row (L-R): Chloe Bush, Lindsey Barfield, McKenzie Adams, Darby Hughes, Rachel Ashworth, Kate Culbertson, Laura Quintero, Lauren Ashworth, and Ruth Fowler
back row (L_R) Jordan Colbert, Tiffany Huddleston, Brittany Mitchell, Ross Black, Hailey Brohaugh, MariMac Collins, Emily Breland, and Jocelyn Zhu (not pictured and missed greatly due to injury Christian Robertson)
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97 Boys White Ready for League Play
Tuesday, October 16, 2007 (22 reads)
The 97 Boys White team, coached by David Johnson, were finalists at the CJSO Tournament in September, as well as at the CrossRoads of the South Tournament; they were semi-finalist at the United Cup in Baton Rouge. Congratulations to the 97 Boys White for a strong showing this Fall headed into League Play the weekend of Nov. 10.
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Club Teams Compete in Chicago
Friday, October 12, 2007 (9 reads)
The 95 Boys, coached by Josh Montgomery, along with the 92 Girls and 93 Girls, both coached by Trey Woodham for the weekend, competed in the inaugural Chicago Fire Juniors tournament in Chicago, Illinois in August 2007. Mississippi Fire Junior teams played 3 matches each against Illinois Junior teams. Unprecedented bad weather in the Chicago-land area prevented Junior teams from Michigan and Wisconsin from participating, as had been originally planned. However, the hosts, Chicago Fire Juniors of Illinois, still managed to put together three highly competitive matches for each of our teams against Junior teams from Chicago. Between matches, Fire Junior teams from Mississippi, Illinois and Michigan attended a Chicago Fire MLS game, and saw the Fire win 2 - 0 over the Kansas City Wizards.
 
 
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Stephen Roberson named to ODP Region III '92 Regional Team
Thursday, October 11, 2007 (6 reads)
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Stephen Roberson, member of the Mississippi Fire 93B Blue team, has been named to the ODP Region III '92 Regional Team. He will compete with the team in the Inter-Regional event scheduled for November 22-26, 2007 at the Disney Wide World of Sports complex in Orlando. Regional teams from all four regions in the nation will compete against each other as well as the Blue and Gray '94 United States Men's National Teams. Congratulations to Stephen on his achievement.
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97 Girls Blue Finalists at 2007 Cajun Classic
Thursday, October 11, 2007 (12 reads)
The Mississippi Fire 97 Girls Blue were finalists at their first tournament- The 2007 Cajun Classic held in Lafayette, Louisiana in September. The girls won bracket games by a score of 2-1 and advanced to the finals against Biloxi on Sunday where they came up just a little short losing 3-2. The parents and club are proud of Coach Matt Cox and the girlsl for this acccomplishment at their first tournament.. Way to go '97 Girls Blue on a great start!
First row Alex Jwainat, Molly Hunter, Kelsey Burkes, Alex Miles, Mary Elizabeth Pace and Abby Jordan. Second row Coach Matt Cox, Regan Emfinger, Bailey Harper, Jessica Crump, Carlee Leber and Kelsey Ming. Not pictured is Malina Austin.
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Seven Mississippi Fire Teams Compete in Premier League
Thursday, October 04, 2007 (16 reads)
The Mississippi Fire has seven teams competing in the premier league this year – more than any other club in Mississippi! The Region III Premier League is an elite league for U14 and older teams that finish first or second in their state cup. The Premier League winner gets an automatic bid to Regionals so the stakes are very high. While all teams want to win the premier league it also gives teams the opportunity to compete against the best teams from a five-state area. Teams that are invited to play, pay a registration fee and share in the cost of officials. Games are usually scheduled on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning so hotel stays are limited to one night. Games are scheduled across the five state area with some being on neutral ground. If a team competing in premier league is also their state cup champion, they will go to regionals as their state cup champion and the second place premier league team advances to regionals. The Central Premier League division which we compete in is made up of teams from Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Tennessee. The following seven Mississippi Fire teams are currently competing in the league:
‘94/U14 Boys coached by Britton Webb
‘93/U15 Boys Blue coached by Cecil Hinds
’92/U16 Boys White coached by Steve DeCou
‘90/U18 Boys White coached by Chad Hampton
’94/U14 Girls coached by Kenny White
‘91/U17 Girls coached by Chad Hampton
‘90/U18 Girls coached by Corey Rose
Some teams are completing premier league play this fall and some age divisions will not finish until the spring. The U14 Girls are currently in second place, the U18 Boys White team is in third place and the U18 Girls are in second place. You can keep up with all action by visiting www.hotstat.com/classic and see the standings and read game reports. Good Luck to all Fire teams competing in the Premier League.
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Review Course for October ACT- Sign up today!
Wednesday, October 03, 2007 (157 reads)
Montgomery Hinton is offering an ACT review at Northwest Rankin HS for the October 27th test date. Space is limited so don’t miss out on this opportunity for Mississippi Fire players.
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| Nominate a Responsible Coach for a Responsible Coaching Award by August 31st! | | Now that the US Youth Soccer National Championships are over, it is important to reflect on the season and give thanks to these individuals who consistently give their time and energy to create a positive youth soccer experience. Many of these mentors face tough expectations: teaching the game of soccer, ensuring players safety, providing equal playing time, and guiding their team to victory. But when a youth soccer coach, the assistant coaches, club administrators and the entire soccer community place character, sportsmanship and the young soccer athletes' well-being before wins, they demonstrate a level of responsibility that deserves recognition.
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Mick Fullerton a member of the Mississippi Fire '90/U18 Boys White team was killed Thursday, November 1 in an accident that also took the life of his 14 year old sister, Caitlin. Mick was an original team member having joined the team when it formed at U11 and had anchored the back line since that time. He was admired by his teammates for many things including his loyalty to his friends and family, his work ethic and his love of the game. He was also a member of the Northwest Rankin High School team. Caitlin was also a student at Northwest Rankin High School. Mick and Caitlin are survived by their parents, Jay and Elaine Fullerton and brother, Will. Jay, Elaine, Mick and Caitlin traveled together as a family to soccer events all across the country. Jay is the travel coordinator for the 18B White and was the driving force behind organizing the '90 Boys European tour in 2006.
An account has been established at Bancorp South to honor Mick and Caitlin which Jay and Elaine will use for soccer scholarships for those who loved the game like Mick and have the enthusiasm for it that Caitlin did. You can make a donation to the Caitlin Fullerton and Michael Fullerton Memorial Fund at any Bancorp South branch or mail your donation to Bancorp South, 100 Primos Road, Flowood, MS 39232.
Many people has also asked about sending cards and letters and those can mailed to Jay & Elaine Fullerton c/o Mississippi Fire, PO Box 320746, Flowood, MS 39232. You can also sign their online guest book at www.clarionledger.com
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