Around Town: MH Soccer Club opens with focus on skills
by TP staff
Jul 30, 2010 | 3071 views | 1 1 comments | 14 14 recommendations | email to a friend | print
Jordan Moore works on his ball control Thursday, July 29, as he drills with other kids at the Mountain House Soccer Camp at Wicklund Park. Glenn Moore/Tracy Press
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The Mountain House Soccer Club got a head start to its fall season this week with a soccer camp that attracted nearly three-dozen players for a week of instruction with coaches Amir Safaie and Chris Faidley.

The skills camp will get players ready for the first fall season of the club’s new league, which already has about 200 players on 23 teams, ranging from under-14 to under-8.

Faidley said the teams will meet for practice in early August, and competition will start the second weekend of September. Most games will be at Wicklund School, 300 E. Legacy Drive, while the U14 teams will play at the new Questa School on North Montebello Street.

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jjcasillas
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October 02, 2010
Hello, my son is one of the kids photographed in this article. I must of missed when this was published but would love to have a copy of him. How can I go about getting a copy? Print, Email?
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