Our last soccer game was called on account of rain. The team is holding an end-of-season party at a local pizza parlor, so we will see all the girls together one last time. That’s great because Rachel made some great friends this season.
My favorite bit about coaching the more religious girls in a Jewish soccer league? Rachel had built-in Hebrew tutors on Sunday afternoons. Two 6 year-olds helped her with Hebrew pronouns (“he” means “she”) one day!
The worst part? Competitiveness. Is there a U8 league left where the kids are out there just to have fun and develop skills?
But my favorite quote from the season comes from my mom after attending a game: “When you played at the Y, the teams were sponsored by Joe’s Garage or Bob’s Bike Shop. Here, the teams are sponsored by Trial Attorneys and Plastic Surgeons.”
Hi Megan:
I am looking forward to meeting you at soccer. My daughter Shani will be playing for the first time. I was interested to see your comment about the competetiveness. Really? I was also hoping for some team experience for Shani, some skills and fun and exercise.Julie