Another interesting perspective of MN Elite's tournament in Baltimore from the perspective of one of the players. You can find the full article
HERE.
Here's an excerpt from the piece:
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Jake Woodring shooting |
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General Impressions: We went 6-0 in the showcase, and were the only undefeated team. Our team thought our hardest competition was going to be the two long island teams but we beat them 10-6 and 9-2. Our hardest competition were the Haymakers (6-3) and the Arizona Burn (8-7). I think this shows that there are new hotbeds showing up. It was good seeing that skill level was growing to other places and not just the east coast. I would have liked to play teams like Team Central and the CT Chargers, two teams that could really play the game well.
Our team: We got to bring the rising junior elite team there as well. Our team has been known to be the best team to come out of our state and I think we proved that this weekend by going 6-0. We had six kids make the tournament’s all-star game which is voted by the college coaches in attendance; Attackmen Al Barnhart (Blake School ’12) and Andy Dines (Westminster School ’12/Delaware Commit), Midfielders Jake Woodring (Eden Prarie ’13) and Taylor Topousis (Deerfield PG ’12/Dartmouth Commit), and Goalies Thomas Gilligan (Benilde-St. Margarets ’12) and Calder Sutton (Blake School ’12). All of them played great.
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