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The Moorestown11 Union won the Cinnaminson Thanksgiving Day U-11 A Bracket. On Saturday, the Union tied Cape Express (the Premier Division Champ) 1-1 and then beat Burlington Township later in the day 1-0. On Sunday, the Union beat Cinnaminson 2-0 to take home the trophy.
This has been a very successful season for the Union. Earlier in the year, the Union won the NJSA 04 Labor Day Tournament and recently won the SJGSL National Division going undefeated at 8-0-2.
Front Row: Kate Inglis, Danielle DeNittis, Kayleigh Vogt, Lindsey Vallila, Anna Caprarola, Morgan Beilawski, Dylan Silar, Taylor Kares
Back Row: Leila Scarmella, Rebecca Roberts, Marie Begley, Ava Zohlman, Molly Zimmerman, Ava Hanuscin, Emma Ryan and Libby Hoch
Coaches Row: Stephen DeNittis, Rick Caldas, Brian Kares and Andrew Vallila. “
The Moorestown U12 Comets capped off a challenging fall season with a heart warming 1-0 victory last weekend to win the National division of SJGSL. The victory brought their record to 5-3-2 for the season and they were rewarded with their third consecutive trophy while moving up flights each season.
The Comets are led by Coach Wayne Slaughter, assistant coach Mark Magda, and trained by Rick Kraemer. The team is made up of Cali Barton, Elizabeth Geyer, Brooke Goldstein, Ciara Imhotep, Katie Kapostas, Julianne Larusso, Alex Magda, Sidney O'Brien, Kerry O'Sullivan, Camilla Orellano, Julia Passariello, Nicole Quintero, Catriona Sims, Julia Sullivan, Hannah Weinstein.
This holiday season, the Comets are all thankful for wonderful support from their family and friends and look forward to the spring season.
The U-11 Girls Union won their first National Division South Jersey Girls Soccer League Title going undefeated at 8-0-2 with a plus 20 goal differential. The National Division is the third highest division and this is the first season the team has played together. Go UNION!!!
2 Moorestown 8th graders, Sara Tomaselli & Maggie Rafferty are working on a holiday charity project; the CARE project.
What is the C.A.R.E Project?
The C.A.R.E Project is a new initiative striving to provide everyday personal items to kids who would otherwise do without. An underprivileged child will receive a box filled with these items
How to Help:
Donate Items
Donate $10 ($10 will fill a box)
Items to Donate:
Hair ties
Hair brushes
Crayons
Stationary (pens, pencils, little notebooks, stickers, etc.)
Shampoo/Conditioner
Hair styling products
Skin Care/Lip Balm
Small Goodies (bracelets, gum, etc.)
There are drop boxes set up at WAMS to collect these items from December 2 to December 12th. People can donate items or funds to help. The items will be collected, sorted and then put into gift wrapped shoe boxes for distribution. Their goal is 100 filled boxes.
MSC Teams, players, families can get involved to collect and donate items, wrap and help fill boxes, help spread the word.
The Moorestown Soccer Club received word recently that Jef Harding was stepping away from the club as Coach of the Scorpions and our current Fields Representative, and MSC board member. If you were ever at Memorial Field on a weekday during a soccer season odds are you may have run into Jef Harding, his wife Karen and their dog lining the Soccer fields for the upcoming games.
Jef has been associated with the Club over 20 years. He has served as President, Vice President, Past President, Fields Coordinator, Tournament Supervisor and Referee Assignor and Coach during that time. He has also donated a great deal of his time maintaining the fields and equipment, as well as working with Rec Soccer. His level headed, objective views, experience and insights, focusing on the ‘love of the game’ have been a great influence on the current MSC Board. He has been a great resource and a historian of the club.
Legend has it that Jef got his start coaching Rec Soccer as a substitute coach for his daughter’s team, when their high school age coaches couldn’t make a game due to SAT’s. He coached his 1st soccer match and was hooked. He has been coaching MSC teams since his daughter started playing for the club in the late 1990’s. Jef’s teams have always been called the Scorpions. As his daughters team graduated from the program, Jef volunteered to coach an incoming U8 girls team, which he has been coaching for the past 8 seasons. This is the current graduating U15 Scorpions. The majority of these girls have been together since 2nd grade. The team has been near the top of their age group during their playing days.
Jef is more than dedicated, he drives up weekly from North Carolina from the construction of his retirement home to coach his final Scorpions team and help with refereeing assignments. He is famous for wearing shorts & no shoes on the sidelines, so much so that one of his players bought him flip flops made of turf!
In addition to coaching, Jef also has been a Soccer referee for quite some time and takes great pride in understanding and teaching his players the rules of the game. 4 of his current Scorpions are refereeing rec soccer. That brings him great pride because he knows that these girls know the rules of the game.
Jef is known and respected as part of the Moorestown and South Jersey Soccer community and his presence at MSC board league meeting and the soccer sidelines will be missed. The Moorestown Soccer Club wants to thank Jef for his time, effort and impact over the years and wish him all the best in North Carolina.
The U-11 Boys Arsenal closed out the fall season with a decisive 5-0 victory over Cinnaminson. In the fall, the boys went 10-0, outscoring their opponents by 33 goals and winning their flight. Of the 10 games, six were shutouts and only five goals were scored against the Arsenal this season. Congratulations to all of the boys, their coaches and trainer.
8th Annual Service and Community project - “Holidays Over Seas”:
by posted 10/28/2013
8th Annual Service and Community project - “Holidays Over Seas”:
Until Friday December 6th (2:00 p.m.):
With US troops now out of Iraq and our troops currently in Afghanistan due to come home in 2014, we may tend to forget that there are still thousands of our troops deployed around the world, far from their families and friends for the upcoming holiday. For the past six years, Lockheed Martin Employees along with members of the Moorestown Soccer Club and Community have remembered these troops by collecting gifts, wrapping them and sending them overseas to add a little joy to their holidays and to remind them that we appreciate their sacrifices to ensure our freedom here at home.
If you are interested in helping us with this project this year there are many ways to contribute but first we need everyone’s help in locating the troops who will be receiving our packages.If you are aware of any information of members we can send to PLEASE do not hesitate to contact me as we would love to add them to our list. We will need the following information by Monday November 25th if not sooner:
The name of the soldier including full military title
Their address of deployment
Their country of deployment
Their branch of service
Your name and email address and phone number
We understand the soldiers like to receive letters from kids with a few kind words of cheer and hope and we will have drop off boxes for donations at various locations.
You can drop off your items the drop boxes at Moorestown Public Schools and at long time MSC members Villani's home: 729 Signal Light Road Moorestown NJ on the front porch is a holiday wrapped big box.
Thank you,
MSC Board
List of donation Ideas:
Entertainment
Current Books, Only paperback (easier for mailing) No hard back -- new or gently used. Mysteries, Adventure…
Puzzle Books Sudoku, Word Searches, Crossword Puzzles (all levels)-- Dollar Store is best place to get these
Decks of playing cards
Hand held video games
DVS players - portable
DVDs -at $5 in Wal-Mart
CDs -- Music
AA & AAA Batteries
Pens & Pencils - for soldiers and Afghanis
Stationery / Envelopes
Notepads / Copybooks -- for soldiers and Afghanis
Individual cards and letters written by anyone, but especially written by children, are wonderful enclosures for our boxes
Home made holiday cards and letters are so special.
GOODIES
Crackers (Peanut Butter / Cheese)
Power Bars, Energy Bars, Granola Bars
Cereal (individual boxes or plastic cups)
Cheese (Plastic squeeze container)
Fruit & Nuts (dried or canned snack packs)
Pudding, Jell-O (squeeze tube or snack packs)
Soups (15 oz. plastic container, Campbell’s Soup at Hand)
Spaghetti-O’s, Mac & Cheese, Chili, Beef Stew (7-15 oz plastic cont. – easy open)
Tuna, Chicken, Turkey, Salmon (easy open container)
Powdered drinks - Makes the bottled water in the Middle East more palatable (individual servings – Crystal Light)
Drink Mixes in a straw - (Crystal Light / Wal-Mart also has a brand)
Beef Jerky
Cookies
Coffee
Creamers
Cocoa -- Wal-Mart had box of Swiss Miss $1 -- great bargain
M&Ms
Reeses Pieces
Reisen Candies
Caramel Chews
Jolly Ranchers
Individually wrapped hard candies, gum, lifesavers -- for both the soldiers and for the local children
Gatorade drink mix
Peanut Butter (small jars)
Pretzels - any kind (but with Peanut Butter inside are a big hit) -- CVS and Trader Joes both have these
Chips – Doritos, Pringles, Corn and Potato Snacks (2-3 oz or individual snack packs)
