Timpanogos 5 - 2 Springville
I'm glad you were able to see how well you can play together. When things click playing is a lot more fun. The only thing different in this game from the rest of the games was your work ethic. You ALL worked hard. When you all work hard together, things get easier, better, and success is a more likely outcome of your efforts.
Goals: Alex Jessop (2), Ryan Howell, Salvadore Sanchez, Ethan Glazier
Assists: Oscar Cruz (2), Jordan Strong
Player of the Game: Salvadore Sanchez - won many balls high on the pitch and scored a great free kick
Wednesday, April 25, 2018
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Provo - Timpanogos
Timpanogos 0 - 3 Provo
Player of the game - JV
I played in a couple games in the last few weeks and forgot how much running soccer is. I was tired within minutes of both games. I watched the JV boys go into the game, give it their all, and sub out. I'm always impressed with people who give "it" their all, whatever "it" may be.
Many times we give "it" our all and fail, even fail miserably. In these circumstances I often hear, this isn't fair, I worked so hard, but I've done everything I can. All of these are valid points, but miss the mark when we look at these from a life-enriching perspective. What if we stop giving "it" our all after a failure?
Failure teaches us as well if not better than success. If failure has taught you to blame others, stop trying, cry, or complain, then you are missing out on vital learning experiences that will shape you as an individual. Winston Churchill said, "Success consists of going from failure to failure without the loss of enthusiasm."
How many times has Messi missed easy chances? How many times have you seen great players play awful? In the NBA finals in 1994 I watched John Starks miss 11 three pointers - 11! He is still the all-time leader in Knick's history for MADE three pointers. The only person to miss more three pointers in a playoff game is.....Steph Curry who missed 13!
What you do with failure will largely determine how much success you will have in this life.
Player of the game - JV
I played in a couple games in the last few weeks and forgot how much running soccer is. I was tired within minutes of both games. I watched the JV boys go into the game, give it their all, and sub out. I'm always impressed with people who give "it" their all, whatever "it" may be.
Many times we give "it" our all and fail, even fail miserably. In these circumstances I often hear, this isn't fair, I worked so hard, but I've done everything I can. All of these are valid points, but miss the mark when we look at these from a life-enriching perspective. What if we stop giving "it" our all after a failure?
Failure teaches us as well if not better than success. If failure has taught you to blame others, stop trying, cry, or complain, then you are missing out on vital learning experiences that will shape you as an individual. Winston Churchill said, "Success consists of going from failure to failure without the loss of enthusiasm."
How many times has Messi missed easy chances? How many times have you seen great players play awful? In the NBA finals in 1994 I watched John Starks miss 11 three pointers - 11! He is still the all-time leader in Knick's history for MADE three pointers. The only person to miss more three pointers in a playoff game is.....Steph Curry who missed 13!
What you do with failure will largely determine how much success you will have in this life.
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Last Two Games
Last Two Games
Timpanogos 1 - 3 Spanish Fork
Goals: Ethan Glazier
Assists: Oscar
Player of the Game: Ethan Glazier
Timpanogos 0 - 0 Springville
Shutout: Evan Burr 0.5, Aaron Saldana 0.5
Player of the Game: Evan Burr
Timpanogos 1 - 3 Spanish Fork
Goals: Ethan Glazier
Assists: Oscar
Player of the Game: Ethan Glazier
Timpanogos 0 - 0 Springville
Shutout: Evan Burr 0.5, Aaron Saldana 0.5
Player of the Game: Evan Burr
Monday, April 9, 2018
Captain's Sheet
Captain Sheet
As a captain you are held to a higher standard than the rest
of the team. You will be responsible for the team’s performance in practice and
games. You will have direct responsibilities specific to your position.
Great leaders are humble, honest, patient, grateful, and
socially intelligent. Great leaders lead by example. Great leaders do not find
faults, they find remedies.
Captain responsibilities:
Alex Jessop:
1.
Speak with team manager to make sure all
equipment is ready for game.
2.
Fan, parent, and referee relations
3.
Coordination with JV captains for equipment
4.
Lead game-day drills
5.
Other responsibilities as coaches decide
6.
Discuss moral of team – team bonding
Tony Miranda:
1.
Make sure all team members are accounted for and
properly equipped at practice and game day
2.
Saturday training sessions
3.
Cleanup after practice and games
4.
Leading team shouts, parties, gatherings, etc.
5.
Other responsibilities as coaches decide
6.
Responsible for team member scheduling of
gatherings, fundraisers, etc.
Jordan Strong:
1.
Practice warm ups
2.
Coordinating with team manager on uploading game
film and stats
3.
Submitting stats to coach within 24hrs of game
4.
Rosters to coach before game
5.
Step in for captains if they are unable to
fulfill duties
6.
Captain communication group – this group
includes all captains and coaches
Timpanogos - Put on the Gas
Just finished watching the Corner Canyon game. I'm amazed at how slow we came out, but how hard we finished. What was the change? Why did we wait until the second half to really put on the gas? Shows heart and we'll move on from here. Watch this video to see what's possible when good teams put on the gas - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgUMJKGnOUg
Timpanogos 1 - 5 Corner Canyon
Goals: Axel
Timpanogos 1 - 5 Corner Canyon
Goals: Axel
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