Soccer season opener kicks off at Glebe Park

Youth soccer clinic and games start up for the Suncoast Sports Club league on Siesta Key.

  • By Amanda Morales
  • | 4:22 p.m. September 12, 2015
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The season opener for the Suncoast Sports Club soccer league was off to a soggy start due to rain Saturday morning at Glebe Park. Not even rain could dampen team spirit as families continued to cheer on their athletes during matches and the skills clinic. 

Sean Daley keeps after the ball.
Sean Daley keeps after the ball.
George Blagden kicks toward the goal.
George Blagden kicks toward the goal.
The Sailfish team keeps up with the soccer ball.
The Sailfish team keeps up with the soccer ball.
Trevor Lujan chases after the soccer ball for the Goldfish team.
Trevor Lujan chases after the soccer ball for the Goldfish team.
Teammates Trevor Lujan and Molly Cocozza score a goal together.
Teammates Trevor Lujan and Molly Cocozza score a goal together.
During the games other players participated in a soccer clinic.
During the games other players participated in a soccer clinic.
During the games other players participated in a soccer clinic.
During the games other players participated in a soccer clinic.
Teammates Liam Walker and Rhys Parry chase after the ball.
Teammates Liam Walker and Rhys Parry chase after the ball.

 

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