Each and every team was sponsored by Tim Hortons.
Every team got a different colour jersey. Danica's team received nothing as no coach showed up. However, one young father took over on the spot and ran a practice for the kids. How wonderful of him as he was holding his baby most of the time.
I wandered to Danica's field a few times to see what was going on. She had a turn at goalie.
But JJ's group was a little more organized, nearer the car, and closer to shade, so I spent more time watching him.
The first (above) was shot during the melee of gathering crowds. He kicked the balls toward Dad, above.
Below, are a number of shots taken at the long end of my lens as they scrimmaged on the far end of the pitch.
Nice of TH to sponsor these teams and to see the youngsters outside playing.
ReplyDeleteso cute! way to go, dad that stepped in to sub-coach!
ReplyDeleteHats off the the Dad who stepped up....and kudos to you for such marvelous shots!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the shots!
ReplyDeleteSomeone volunteered to coach then didn't freakin' show????
Oh my...hope he had a good reason!
Hughugs
Oh my, Ronaldo watch out!
ReplyDeleteAwww, sorry Danica's coach didn't show up, but how wonderful for the dad that pitched in. Very nice series of soccer the action.
ReplyDeleteCute kids! Nice action shots.
ReplyDeleteYou did do well with the dance photos. :) We have one granddaughter who loved soccer passionatly. She tore a tendon, and that was it. Broke her heart....but I still have all the pictures of her on the fields.
ReplyDeleteThat was a great dad, to coach the team while holding his baby! My kids all played on soccer teams, and enjoyed it, but never became the soccer stars that scored all the goals.
ReplyDeleteHe has a good kick there!
ReplyDeleteAC, the years that my kids played soccer were some of the best. I now eagerly await my grandsons' games. It will be a few years, but still. I am positive they'll want to play. :)
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