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October 17th, 2015               
    Competitive travel soccer has wound down for the season as 
the girls faced off against their final opponent on home turf. The Falcons faced 
the girls from Winter Haven and dominated the game offensively. Within a few 
moments of the opening kickoff the Falcons had scored a goal. At that point the 
parents I sat near commented that our goalie may not see much action today. 
Moments later, Samantha secured an assist while setting up another Venice goal. 
Going into the second half the Falcons were up 2-0 and things started to heat 
up. The opponents started to use more bodily force and couldn't keep up with the 
fancy footwork our girls were using. Sam found herself with a slam to the back, 
which angered her and made her fight harder to ensure Winter Haven would not 
score this game. Moments later, another teammate scored a goal for the Falcons 
bringing the lead and final score to 3-0, wrapping up the season on a positive 
note! 
	
		
			
			Venice Falcons Fall Outdoor Game 11 - vs. Winter Haven Youth 
			Soccer
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			Samantha looking back after saving the ball along the sideline.
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			Sam battling for the ball against an opposing player.
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			Once again Sam fighting for the ball.
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			Sam lining up a header.
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			Sam running down the field towards the action.
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			Sam watching her pass sail towards a teammate.
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			Sam dribbling the ball in the middle of a crowd.
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			Sam with the ball along the sideline.
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			Sam taking a direct kick.
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			Sam chasing after the ball.
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			Samantha dribbling the ball as two defenders close in on her.
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