All-Sunday Team

The Sunday Funday All League TEAM!!!

Manager: Sergio Padilla – Brought his team from the bottom to top, Crescent City Champions!! What a GUYY!!

Piki – Favorite player in the league hands down

Brendan Eger- This former Northern Kentucky Norsemen has continued his college dominance in the Crescent City Coed League

Chris Johnsen- The strongest shot in the league, Chris blasts players away

Eirik Johnson- His skillful play grows exponentially every season as this sharp shooter narrows in on his bullseye

Ari Akapusta – Plays with great compusure, his calm demeanor helped the Misfits to one of the best season ever

Mike Durkee – This Rambunctious player is CC Awesome, Soccer, Awesome player, CC awesome time!

All-Wednesday League Team

The top performers in Wednesday Night – Competitive 3 League for the fall season have been chosen! Here is the squad:

Manager Jeff Roland – Deserves much accolades as he took a bottom of the barrel team straight to the top! His impressive Goal keeping techniques compliment his incredible managerial and motivational skills

GK Paul “the Wall” Messina – The Wall who has been nothing short of perfect in goal has helped Kilmarnock to one of the cleanliest sheets around

Dulcie Smothermon – This spark blug is a big deal in a little package. Dulcie gives 100% a hundred percent of the time, she has been nicknamed the steel curtain for her incredible defensive skills

TJ Sabotie – TJ  may be one of Crescent City’s most skilled players, and he has helped a struggling Krewe Du Zoo team rise to the top

Adan – This Argentinian sensation flawlessly weaves in and out of the most densely packed defenses without ever losing the ball or his cool

Travis Amick – Raw, Creative, INSPIRING!

Daniel Haile – The Freight Train…choo choo

All-Tuesday League Team

The top performers in Tuesday Night – Competitive 1 League for the fall season have been chosen! Here is the squad:

Manager: Teddy Stevens, Tulane did a fantastic job to organize his team to fill the place of Arsenal in mid-season. Teddy brought a strong side, and we look forward to having them back to compete.

GK:  Aaron “The Man, The Myth” Schleicher, The Ronnies had a great showing this season to fortify The Ronnies’ defense. With many spectacular saves, he has been the difference in many close matches and will surely play a crucial role as the play-offs move forward.

Tom Fahl, The Ronnies has deceptive skill and tight control. He creates clever attack, keeps the ball for his team and finds the net regularly for The Ronnies.

Steven Morris, Uptown loves chasing down the ball and creating scoring chances for his teammates. Steven keeps his game simple and under control as glides by players with blistering pace.

Zinga, Young Fly Society is a clever striker who provided plenty of dramatic goals and exciting moments for his team. He was a hand-full for every defense who saw him this season.

Gustavo Viro, Doodz provided solid all-around play for a strong Doodz squad. Whether finding seems to lead his team in attack or holding down the back line, Gustavo gets the job done with class and few complaints.

Matt Millet, Gamblers Goals on ye.

Stuart Schmidt, Throat Yogurt FC provided enough hammer-strikes to build a shopping mall. Stuart led a much improved Throat Yogurt team with many exciting late goals, which lands him on the team of the season.

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All-Monday League Team

These individuals have been chosen to the All-Monday League Team.

Baha Gulal – Class Act with a left foot to match

David Darragh – Towers over opponents but his surprisingly large stature carries a lot of Foot Skills and a demon shot

Nick Mastagni- Nicks caught lighting in a bottle with quick one touch passing, and some perfectly placed chips Nick has landed his squad in Championship contention

Julian Largaespada - Incisal Edge has had a turn around season and you can attest this drastic move up the rankings due to the creative passing and finishing of this electric mid fielder

Andrew Crosby- The quick Goalkeeper known for his stylish backwards cap look, has kept the Tickle Me Elmo squad at the top of the table and proved to be the difference maker this season

Rommel Parrales – Rommel has taken the Ninja Turtles under his wing and put them in line to take  down their first championship, Rommel crisp passing and speed make it easy for him to navigate through opposing defenses

Manager:
Ryan Armida- This Manager/Player has taken his team from a consistent middle of the road franchise to the top of the heap. With some great offseason pick ups Ryan has ensured his team a chance at Crescent City Soccer glory. He is also a stickler in Defense and a pretty good back up keeper!

Team/Individual Jerseys Now Available!

The Leagues now have a jersey supplier! Some of you may have caught a glimpse of the new jerseys. They are now officially available to everyone in the league.

Jersey styles will be worn by the league referees, so you can see them when your team play! The referee jerseys will feature a Crescent City Soccer logo on the chest with a number on the back – though the art for any jersey can be customized. There are also more styles and colors available, as well. If you or your team may be interested in jerseys, just ask the referee, or send an email to Leagues@CrescentCitySoccer.com

Tuesday Night Competition

Tuesday Nights have become a battle ground for those teams playing in The Leagues.  The games are always ultra-exciting and typically come down a  final late goal or a late heroic clincher. Atypically for this point in the season, there is no clear dominant team or favorite to win the playoffs…no matter how you look at it.

Take last night’s scores:

Tulane/Doodz: 4/6 with Tulane leading for most of the game and barely not able to withstand a late Doodz rally. This is the difference between top and bottom of the table. Keep in mind, this is a Tulane team that is stepping in mid-season to fill in for another team. They have only just had time to begin to get acclimated to the field, so their performances thus far are impressive.

Gamblers/Throat Yogurt: 4/4 was a classic see-saw battle that ended with a upper-corner bomb in the closing minutes to bring Throat Yogurt level at 4 a piece. A win for either team would have put them in a comfortable second in the division.

Glass Half-Full/Young Fly Society: 9/3 , Glass Half-Full put on a display of finishing. “Peter had 3. Mike had 3. Christian has 1…” and so on. They pulled it together to find the goal numerous times. With that, DO NOT let Young Fly’s scores deceive you. This is a skilled and spirited side that moved up from the Competitive 4 league and has proven a more than worthy competitor for every team they have faced this season. They out-shoot and out-possess most of their opponents, only to narrowly miss the goal. Most of their goals allowed have come as a result of late-game breakdowns, should they fall behind. However, they are showing great signs of improvement in the area of discipline. This team should make the playoffs, and if they can pull it together by then, and play a full match without losing their heads, look out!

Ronnies/Uptown: 7/6 Two pre-season favorites to win the league facing off as the second and third place teams in their division, respectively. This game was a dual. The score line speaks for itself:

R1/U0…R1/U1…R2/U1…R3/U1…R3/U2…R4/U2…R4/U3…R5/U3…R5/U4…R5/U5…R5/U6…R6/U6…R7/U6

If you have not been out to see the Tuesday competition, definitely do it!