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After taking some time off to get the Fifth Annual Pepsi Showdown powered by ComEd off the ground, here is the schedule for the Saturday Showdown at the Lyons Soccer Complex (1301 Cossitt Ave., LaGrange).
St. Edward (Ohio), the top team in Ohio, O'Fallon and Gibault are up this Saturday, too, and the trio will actually play a tripleheader at Prairie State College in Chicago Heights tonight against Bloom, Marian Catholic and Homewood-Flossmoor.
The Pepsi Showdown, which is partnered by YourSeason.com, kicks off at 8 a.m. and the last game will get underway at 4:50 p.m. B96 (96.3 FM) will broadcast live from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., while NIKE will allow players to try new cleats during games and have FIFA '08 on site to play.
Make sure to check out the Showdown ad on pg. 50 of today's Chicago Sun-Times.
Additional information may be obtained by visiting www.pepsishowdown.us.
SATURDAY'S SHOWDOWN
At Lyons Soccer Complex (1301 Cossitt Ave. in LaGrange)
Athletico Field
Lane vs. Wheaton South, 8 a.m.
St. Edward vs. Plainfield Central, 9:45
Lincoln-Way East vs. Gibault, 11:30
O'Fallon vs. Oak Park, 1:15 p.m.
Fenwick vs. Marist, 3
Downers North vs. Maine South, 4:45
Marriott Field
Providence vs. Oswego, 8:05 a.m.
Bolingbrook vs. Young, 9:50
Lake View vs. Marmion, 11:35
St. Charles North vs. Wheaton Academy, 1:20 p.m.
Mount Carmel vs. Streamwood, 3:05
Parker vs. Timothy Christian, 4:50
NIKE Field
Andrew vs. Libertyville, 9 a.m.
Loyola vs. Schaumburg, 11
Geneva vs. Lake Zurich, 1 p.m.
Larkin vs. Lyons, 3
Chicago Soccer Stadium (4900 Willow Springs Rd - three blocks south of complex)
Kennedy vs. Warren, 1:15 p.m.
Kelly vs. Rolling Meadows, 3
- Joe Trost
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Joe - Since it rained all weekend and there were no soccer matches to speak of, I am sure you did a lot of writing on boys high school soccer, wrote new posts for your blog (which you said you would write one every day - yeah, right), and put togther new top 10 rankings. What the heck is going on with reporting on high school soccer in this town?? Dave leaves the Trib, you write one or two stories a week, maybe (50% of which are on Nuequa and Naperville central). I mean, I know times are tough and everything and (according to Marriotti), print news is going the way of the dinosaur, but geez, this year is a total disaster so far for high school soccer. Maybe I should become a football (U.S.) fan, cause at least I can follow my favorite team in the papers!! Come on Joe, write baby, write!!!
Posted by: soccerguru2 | September 15, 2008 9:09 AM