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Soccer Season Wrap Up

This fall soccer was a big part of our week.  With Cole and Sam both playing we found ourselves on the field Mondays,Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

The boys loved playing.  Cole just was so excited to have his own team (yay Beast Mode). It took him a few games to get into the feel of the game but by the end he was working hard and put the ball in the next a few times this season.

Sam really grew this year in his skills.  He moved onto a new team (Go Mustangs) and they worked so hard all season becoming a team.  The coaches stressed passing and setting up plays much more than the stressed getting goals.  By the end of the season this team was amazing to watch.  The way they passed the ball around and got to the middle to set up for a shot was amazing.  They were a well oiled machine and worked together very well! 

Even though Eliza didn't play the game she loved soccer just as much as the boys did.  During Sam's practices she and Cole would buddy up with all the siblings and enjoy running lose outside.  During Cole's games she and Sam would do the same.  We celebrated both teams seasons with a wrap party this week and I think everyone is sad to see soccer come to an end!  



This picture was taken the game before Sam broke his leg. He was not happy to have to sit his final game of the season out due to his leg.

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