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At the end of every practice, the player that had the best practice gets to choose the word of the day for our final huddle.  The best W.O.T.D so far this season has been.......
 
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Blizzard Girls win Bull Run Tournament

posted Jun 1, 2011 7:41 PM by Aric Canonico   [ updated Jun 1, 2011 11:30 PM ]
    
 
    The Blizzard girls won their first Bull Run Tournament on May 28th/29th 2011 in Haymarket, VA.  Blizzard was one of ten teams competing for this year's title.  The tournament began with a 4-1 win over always competitive CYA Freedom.  Callista Clairmont scored 13 seconds into the game to set the tone for the weekend competition.  EPIC Blizzard followed that game with a convincing 6-0 win over the LMVS Patriots.  Scoring was led by Callista with two of her five goals for the weekend. 
    Day 2 marked a difficult match between the girls and fellow Division 1 opponent VYS Thunder.  Previously beaten by the Thunder in league play, Blizzard came out firing again to an early 3-0 lead and managed to hang on for an exciting 4-3 victory.  Great play on both sides made for an unbelievable match.  Having secured the championship match, Blizzard let down in the next contest losing to Mclean 2-1 with a lone goal from guest player Atley Fortney.
    The championship game featured on turf pitted the ODFC Twisters against the girls in blue.  A tough opponent, the girls were finding it difficult to pentrate the Twister defense until two minutes left in the first half when Atley Fortney intercepted a goal kick out of mid-air and turned it into a 1-0 halftime lead with a beautiful left-footed finish.  The second half was equally tough as both teams wanted the title.  Halfway through, Blizzard's captain, Olivia Dominiski got control of a loose ball in the box and knew exactly where to put it.  Our girls on defense stiffened up with a 2-0 lead and brought home the trophy.
    Congratulations to all the players who perservered in the heat and took home the hardware.  Job well done!