Game day location / schedule updates (posted Friday, Oct. 30 @ 4:15 PM): Tophat Buckhead fields will be closed Saturday due to the after-effects of Thursday’s storms. We have adjusted our schedule after moving games from Buckhead to Metro North Park:
- Girls who were scheduled to play at 11:30 will play at 1:00 (warm-up at 12:30).
- Girls who were scheduled to play at 12:45 will play at 1:00 (warm-up at 12:30).
- Girls who were scheduled to play at 2:00 will play at 2:15 (warm-up at 1:45).
Check the game day table below for revised details.
We head to the Tophat Buckhead fields Metro North Park for a Halloween game day. (Complete with ghosts overlooking the fields.)
Game day notes:
- Uniforms: Our teams will wear blue.
- Bring pink practice vests: All girls should bring their pink practice vests.
- No jewelry! This is worth a weekly reminder, because it can prevent spirit-crushing boo-hoo-hoo moments. Link: jewelry rule
- Weekly quiz: We post a quiz each week below the team assignments. Scroll past the roster table for quiz details.
- Warm-up captains: Girls whose names are in bold print with a (C) indicator are warm-up captains. They are responsible for gathering their teammates and helping the coaches start pre-game warm-up. Link: warm-up ideas
Game Day: 2020-10-31 (October 31, 2020)
Location: | Metro North TOPS | Metro North TOPS | Metro North TOPS | Metro North TOPS |
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vs: | intra-Academy | intra-Academy | intra-Academy | intra-Academy |
Game format: | 5v5 | 5v5 | 5v5 | 5v5 |
Team: | NTH-Tophat North | NTH-Tophat North | NTH-Tophat North | NTH-Tophat North |
Players | Augustin Chisholm (C) Hecht (1) Kilfeather Michalke (1) Velotta | Barbalho Cadic (C) Hecht (2) Mannino Michalke (2) Revell | Calvo Galbraith Jarrett (C) Masisak Roller Williams | Antoci Edens Maselle McGinn (C) Patel Wilkens |
Weekly quiz – receiving a goal kick:
Girls can win a treat after our Wednesday or Thursday practice if they can demonstrate how to properly receive a goal kick (a dead ball restart from our goalkeeper).
Many of our players take their first touch into the space in front of our own goal. This is a needless risk. If positioned properly, a player should be able to receive a goal kick with a soft first touch that pushes the ball forward and provides better attacking options.