
FC EDMONDS QUIET RIOT
2011 Diadora GU-14 Firecracker Champions
2011 GU-14 Baker Blast Finalists
Quiet Riot girls represented their club well in 2010. They continued on their quest to move up to the Premier ranks of soccer to play some of the best teams and clubs in the state. Challenged with multiple sport athletes, these young women of Edmonds are well on their way to competing at the highest levels of soccer. Below is a small snapshot of what they accomplished last year in 2010....
2010 Commissioner Cup State Champions
2010 Shoreline Classic Champions
2010 Strawberry Classic Champions playing up at U-14
2010 Skagit Labor Day Kick Champions
2010 Cranberry Cup Champions playing up at U-14
2010 Mt Hood Challenge – Oregon 3rd place finish
2010 Firecracker in Burlington Semifinalist
We played seven tournaments in 2010, won five and made it to semifinals in the other two.
2010 Tournament Record: 26 wins 3 ties and 2 losses
Tournament stats: 84 Goals and 14 conceded
League Champs 2010 – 11 -1 -1 record with 41 Goals scored and only 4 conceded.
44 games played in 2010: 37 wins 4 ties and 3 losses.
Goals scored in 2010: 125 goals and only 18 conceded.
The girls managed to win or tie 93% of their games. We outright won 84% our games truly amazing.
The three losses we had were two 1-0 games and one 2-0 game. Only one club in Washington beat our girls Crossfire Premier B team 1-0 and their select team 2-0. Our only other loss was in Oregon 1-0.
Who said Defense and a FANTASTIC goalie doesn’t win games? We allowed .40 goals a game less than half a goal a game.
We added 5 great additions to our team that need to be noted: Savannah, Megan, Carolina, Rayna and Sierra. Each of these girls have done a great job and helped raise the bar for our team.
2011 Tournament Season:
2011 GRFC Winter Classic Finalist--Lost in PK's 3-2
2011 Challenge Cup Div 1 Semi-finalists (lost to eventual State Champion VUSA Blue)
2011 Skagit Diadora Firecraker GU14 Champions-Gold Division
2011 Baker Blast Premier-Finalists
Soccer isn’t a matter of life or death.
It is much, much more important than that….