3/4 Coed Soccer at STJ Jamboree 10/9
It was really difficult to single out many players at this weekend's Jamboree in St. Johnsbury as the team play as a whole was really great.
Ryan Nason had a goal in both of our games. Lucy Chase had a goal in the first game and was an inch shy of a goal in the second game.
Lucas Sidney, had the other goal in the 2nd game.
Both games were pretty close with Concord winning 2-0 in game one and 2-1 in game two.
Adrienne Ranney, was absolutely stellar as a lock down defender, who has improved so much this year. That is really great to see.
She played a big role in the teams success. Wyatt Bradley also had a great day in goal.
The team will return to STJ for their final jamboree as the season comes to a close.
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