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Soccer Star!

I was sooooooooooooo busy these last few weeks between work, the staff development I am helping to lead this summer (yes, I know, I'm crazy!), packing, and just...life, that I haven't shared anything about Caleb's soccer experience!

While I'm not sure that soccer scholarships are in our future, he seemed to enjoy learning the game.  He has decided he doesn't want to play in the fall, but we may see if we can get him back on a team in the spring.  Matt has also been talking to him about t-ball, so Caleb may go that route.  I don't really care, as long as he is active.

What made the season most exciting was that we had a really good team!  We only lost to one team during the regular season, and we beat them during the first round of the tournament.  In fact, despite Caleb's best efforts to score for the other team, Caleb's team won the tournament for the U6 division!  He was SO proud.  SO, SO, proud!

Great job, Caleb!  We are proud of you!  Just keep focusing on those academics, Buddy... :)



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Mary Lou said…
Julie....
Good job, Caleb!! Oh, he looks so cute in that soccer uniform!! ;)
--Raelyn

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