SPARTAN OUTDOOR BEGINS

FANS HAVE HIGHER HOPES FOR THIS SEASON!

As your Captain and Owner, I'd like to welcome each and every one of you to the Spartans Team of 2015.

I value team play and sportsmanship above all else.

We will not play dirty.

We will not hassle the REF, even if they prove to be terrible.

We will play as we wish to be played against.

Most of all, we play for the joy of playing.

By now you have received an email or call by me, THE BARON.

Respond to the email, ask questions, and we'll get you the game plan for this year.

Unfortunately the league was late with getting me your names...so an initial get together is impossible.

Our motto: Learn, adapt, overcome has many meanings.

For me, it's all about setting goals each game, and meeting or exceeding them.

At our level, no one cares if we win or lose the season.

But as your team leader, I want each and every one of you to grow as a person.

Here's to a fun season in a country where summer is all too short!

INDOOR SEASON ENDS

SPARTANS BLACK COME UP BIG IN LAST GAME

Captain Shawn looks on as Andrew talks with Scott

Spartans!

I wanted to take a brief moment to talk about the game.

Black won 5-0, thus ending the playoff round.

What differentiated the two teams was the communication.
Black continuously let their guys know where to be and what the situation was.
Yellow, for the most part, was silent.

This translated into few chances for Yellow, who were hard pressed to shoot within the 18.


END OF THE SEASON NOTE

There's a lot of good from our indoor season.

I have always underlined our mission: Learn Adapt Overcome.

You can lose the season, and still win as a player.
Each game should be a mission for you...set a target and meet that level you set.
If you don't, figure out why, and improve next game.

THANKS TO ALL PLAYERS

As your Coach and Owner, I want to personally thank all of you who took part in the season.

There were many up and downs, but I'm proud to have been your teacher and supporter.
None of you should be upset about the season.
Many of you played well.
Even more of you became self aware and improved substantially from the beginning.

And that's what you need to centre upon.
In decades to come, what will you remember?
Will you remember the good times, the fun you had?
After all, why are you playing this game?

I hope to see many of you returning in the Fall.
We'll create smaller teams to ensure more playing time.
We may also have more teams, and more players to continue our quest.

Until that time,
Rest your wearied bodies,
Your tired minds
and your depleted spirits!

--The Baron