Mooresville Adult Soccer Association

Mooresville Adult Soccer Association MASA offers a fun and competitive Adult program for player’s aged of 18+. On Wednesday evenings at Cornelius Road Park, Mooresville. Spring 7v7 February to May.

There are three seasons each year. Summer 11v11 June to August. Fall 7v7 August to November.

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10/01/2026

Morning MASA,

SOCIAL MEDIA --- Check out Mooresville Adult Soccer on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
We also have all the details on our website. http://www.mooresvilleadultsoccer.com

WEEK 6

Week 6 has arrived, and apparently nobody had any interest in keeping the scores sensible.
We had close games, goal-fests, hat tricks, double hat tricks, and at least one result that probably caused several defenders to stare quietly into the distance afterwards. Some interesting deflections around the goal mouth which would easily make any comedy reel.
The weather behaved itself, the football happened, and once again we have evidence that recreational soccer players will happily run around and then complain about their legs for the next three days.

WANDERERS 1–6 TITANS FC
Wanderers got themselves on the scoresheet through Lleyton Renner, but Titans FC eventually decided that one goal was nowhere near enough entertainment.
Jackson Baker led the charge with a hat trick, while Jordan Charles, Justin Deffenbaugh, Spencer Kehe and John Wvrocki all joined the party.
POM for Titans FC was Parker Dotson. Wanderers did not have a POM listed, although Lleyton Renner at least ensured the scoreboard didn't look quite as lonely.
A difficult evening for Wanderers, but credit for continuing to push when the score started getting rather unfriendly.

UNATHLETICO MADRID 2–2 WEAKLINK FC
A proper scrap of a game.
David Morley scored both goals for Unathletico Madrid, while Weaklink FC managed to find two of their own and take home a point.
No POMs were listed for either team, which is probably for the best because choosing one player from a match like this may have required a committee meeting.
Two goals each, one point each, and absolutely nobody leaving completely satisfied.

LOS MANCOS FC 1–13 VELOCITY FC
Velocity FC apparently arrived with absolutely no intention of checking the brakes.
Los Mancos FC got one through Udson Audath, but Velocity responded with THIRTEEN.
Irving Almaraz led the way with three, while Andres Bonilla, Anthony Wagner, Steven Velzaquez and Cristian Martinez all scored twice. Irving Avilez Hernandez and Christian Castillo added one apiece.
No POMs were listed, although when your team scores thirteen goals, there is probably a strong argument for simply handing the award to the entire attacking department.

TELAMETO FC 0–3 DA BURY
A much more controlled affair.
Da Bury kept a clean sheet and picked up three goals through Daniel Garcia, Ricky Maldonado and Pedro Perez.
Telameto FC battled away but couldn't find a way through, with Kwahmae Foster taking the POM for Telameto.
Da Bury didn't have a POM listed, but three goals, a clean sheet and a relatively peaceful evening will probably do nicely.

C-TOWN FC 1–2 TOSSERS REUNITED
A proper close one. Tossers Reunited edged C-Town FC2–1, with Brain Stepanek scoring for C-Town while also picking up their POM award.
Tossers got goals from Elliot Seal and Caleb Ginos, with Kendall Bertaux named POM.
A game where every goal mattered and nobody could afford to switch off for too long. Exactly the sort of match that keeps everyone awake right up until the final whistle.

TIBURONES ROJOS 6–5 REAL OLD
ELEVEN GOALS.
Apparently defending was optional.
Tiburones Rojos edged this absolute thriller 6–5, although the scorer information for Tiburones wasn't listed.
Real Old had goals from Sean Hayes, Dana Cuomo, Adam McDermott and Mark McConnell, with Mark helping himself to two and also being named POM.
Eleven goals, one-goal difference, and presumably several defenders now questioning whether they really needed to attend this particular evening.

FOOTBALLERS 4–2 SUNDERVILLE FC
Footballers picked up a solid 4–2 win over Sunderville FC.
Brian Cone, Richard Gavidia and Javier Portillo all found the net, with Richard Gavidia bagging two.
Brian Cone was named POM for Footballers, while Chris Antonsen picked up the award for Sunderville.
With Nick Velazquez getting two from distance in fine performance. Unfortunately for them, Footballers found four and were dangerous on the counter.

FCD40 6–4 GOT ANY ICY HOT
If the name Got Any Icy Hot wasn't already appropriate, it certainly was after this one.
FCD40 came away with a 6–4 win, with Huixtocihuatl Cibrian scoring twice alongside goals from Travis Bobb, David Correa, Chris Walker and Darren English.
Got Any Icy Hot stayed in the fight thanks to two from Brian Mortensen and one each from Justin Roath and Timothy Shafroth.
Huixtocihuatl Cibrian was POM for FCD40, while Brian Mortensen took it for Got Any Icy Hot.
Ten goals, plenty of running and absolutely no reason to complain about not getting enough attacking action.

CHAOS FC 3–4 MAZEPPA LEGENDS
The name Chaos FC may have been a fairly accurate description of this match. With them losing for the second week with a dramatic late goal.
Chaos got three through Philip Beasley and Moises Hernandez, with Moises scoring twice.
Mazeppa Legends just managed to stay ahead, thanks to two from PJ Brassard and one each from Bret Haynie and Hoeut Klauk.
Philip Beasley was POM for Chaos, while PJ Brassard picked up POM for Mazeppa.
A one-goal game, seven goals, and probably several moments where someone shouted "MARK HIM!" approximately three seconds too late.

TUZOS FC 3–2 CLUB ZARAGOZA
Tuzos FC came away with a narrow 3–2 victory.
Jose Perez, Axel Ramirez and Alexander Ramirez each found the net once for Tuzos.
Club Zaragoza pushed them all the way, with Jonathan Villatoro Paz named their POM, while Tuzos did not have a POM listed.
Another close game where five goals were enough to keep everyone interested and the final whistle probably came as a relief to both sides.

SMASHED FC 2–8 PRIME FÚTBOL
Prime Fútbol decided that two goals weren't quite enough and added six more.
Smashed FC got goals from Jose Calix and Erick Castillo, but Prime Fútbol responded with two from Danilo Bordogna, two from Landon Chapman, three from Antwan Gomez and one from Matthew Robinson.
Eddoe Rose was named POM for Smashed, while Matthew Robinson took POM for Prime Fútbol.
Antwan Gomez with three goals, Prime Fútbol with eight, and somewhere a Smashed defender is probably still trying to work out where everyone went.

REAL CAGUAMA 4–1 FRIJOLEROS FC
Real Caguama took care of business with a 4–1 win.
Magdiel Sevilla opened the scoring contribution, while Gustavo Medina decided one goal wasn't enough and added three.
Oscar Gonzale was named POM for Frijoleros FC, while no POM was listed for Real Caguama.
A comfortable result for Real Caguama and a particularly productive evening for Gustavo Medina.

MIXTIADO FC 7–3 BURNOUT FC
Another game where the goalkeepers probably deserved hazard pay.
Mixtiado FC scored seven, with Edgar Arroyo Santibanez producing a hat trick. Stephen Behnke, Jeffrey Cochran, Sebastian Rivera and Andrew Reese also got on the scoresheet.
Burnout FC fought back with three from Carter Birdsall.
Edgar Arroyo Santibanez was POM for Mixtiado, while Carter Birdsall was POM for Burnout.
Ten goals in total. Three from Carter. Three from Edgar. Apparently neither team received the memo about keeping things tight at the back.

TOFFEES FC 0–13 LA FAMILIA
There is no delicate way to describe this one.
La Familia absolutely ran riot.
Rocky Bravo scored four, Ryan Murphy scored four, Cole Sheets added three, and Travis Cartner and Juan Coto chipped in with one each.
Thirteen goals and a clean sheet for La Familia, with Rocky Bravo taking POM.
Renick Sides was named POM for Toffees FC, who unfortunately couldn't find a goal on the night.
Sometimes football gives you a lovely evening. Sometimes football gives you thirteen reasons to forget your first touch ever existed.

CCFC PHOENIX 4–3 RACE CITY HOOLIGANS
Now THIS is how you do a close game.
CCFC Phoenix edged Race City Hooligans 4–3, with Hogan Schrader scoring three and Kendrick Reese adding the fourth.
Race City kept things interesting through a goal from Dominick M. Lucarini and two from Ryan Guill.
Hogan Schrader was POM for CCFC Phoenix, while Dominick M. Lucarini took POM for Race City.
Seven goals, one-goal difference and absolutely no opportunity for anyone to relax until the final whistle.

BRISKET ROVERS 2–5 STEVEN AND FRIENDS
Brisket Rovers got two goals through Cameron Murray and Andrew Martin, but Steven and Friends eventually pulled away.
Jeremiah Bush, Julian Connor and Joshua Ruiz each scored once, while Juan Martinez added two.
Tommy Turner was named POM for Brisket Rovers, with Julian Connor taking POM for Steven and Friends.
A solid 5–2 win, although the name "Steven and Friends" is starting to sound less like a team and more like a group that has discovered they are quite good at football.

FC DIABOLICAL 9–3 TRASH PANDAS FC
And finally, because apparently Week 6 hadn't produced enough goals already, FC Diabolical finished the evening with NINE.
Ryan Luttrel, Curtis Lagman and Jake Herbert scored once each. Isaiah Wilkins, Jeffrey Moncada and Christopher Christiansen all scored twice.
Trash Pandas FC got two from Jason Reed and one from Khalid Lamont.
Jake Herbert was POM for FC Diabolical, while Jason Reed picked up POM for Trash Pandas.
Twelve goals in total. At this point we're not even pretending this is a soccer league anymore. It's just organised cardio with occasional defending.

WEEK 6 WRAP UP
Another week done and another collection of sore legs, questionable defending, heroic goalkeeping, ridiculous scorelines and people discovering muscles they didn't know existed. Thor, collecting masseur of the week!
We had tight games, goal-fests, hat tricks and enough goals to make the scorekeeper question whether they had accidentally joined a basketball league.
Thanks again to everyone for showing up, competing, battling through the games and keeping the season moving.
Keep the football going, keep the banter coming, and please remember that defending is still technically part of the sport.

See you on the field.

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09/25/2026

Morning MASA, well in stormed Tuesday and that means there was a transition like one of the games out at CRP. Going from hot to cold. It rained. It was windy and it was chilly. If you played then you are brave enough to get on a flight and play some football/soccer in England!

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WEEK 5: is in the record books, and apparently nobody told the teams that the season was supposed to be getting calmer. Quite the opposite, really. Goals were flying in all over the place, with a few games looking more like basketball scores than soccer.

GAME RECAPS

DA BURY 3–2 BURNOUT FC
Da Bury got the week started with a hard-fought 3–2 win over Burnout FC. Kenny Bonilla grabbed two goals and Pedro Perez added another, while Alex Stillman and Carter Birdsall got one each for Burnout. Kenny Bonilla was named POM for Da Bury, while Carter Birdsall took POM for Burnout. Five goals, plenty of running, and presumably several people wondering why they agreed to play soccer in the first place.

WEAKLINK FC 5–3 TRASH PANDAS FC
Weaklink FC picked up a 5–3 victory over Trash Pandas FC, with Brian Zuniga leading the way with two goals. Clayton Reddish, Alexis Urgel and Melvin Urgell added one each to complete the scoring for Weaklink. Khalid Lamont took POM honours for Trash Pandas.

RACE CITY HOOLIGANS 1–3 TOSSERS REUNITED
Race City Hooligans and Tossers Reunited put on another entertaining one, with Tossers coming away with a 3–1 win. Kendall Bertaux, Elliot Seal and Brian Heisler found the net for Tossers, while Arath Navarrete scored for Race City. Alex Popa earned POM for Tossers, while Dominick M. Lucarini took the honours for Race City.

TOFFEES FC 2–9 C-TOWN FC
And then we have C-Town FC.
C-Town absolutely decided that scoring goals was going to be the evening's main activity, putting nine past Toffees FC in a 9–2 win. Brain Stepanek and Keenan Watson both scored four each, with Devan adding another. Toffees got goals from Renick Sides and Ryan Garver. Ryan Garver was named POM for Toffees, while Brain Stepanek picked up POM for C-Town. Nine goals is generally considered a successful evening. Two goals is also considered a successful evening. Somewhere between the two teams, there was clearly a difference of opinion.

LA FAMILIA 1–2 CCFC PHOENIX
CCFC Phoenix continued their strong week with a 2–1 win over La Familia. Hogan Schrader scored both Phoenix goals, while Ryan Murphy got the goal for La Familia. Andrew Quintero took POM for Phoenix, with Ryan Murphy earning it for La Familia.

TITANS FC 7–1 UNATHLETICO MADRID
Titans FC also had a rather productive evening, defeating Unathletico Madrid 7–1. Jackson Baker helped himself to four goals, with Steven Amoroso adding two and Jordan Charles one. Steven Amoroso was named POM for Titans. No POM was listed for Unathletico Madrid, but after conceding seven goals they may have decided that everyone deserved a quiet word with themselves instead.

REAL OLD 3–2 SUNDERVILLE FC
Real Old edged Sunderville FC 3–2 in a much tighter contest. Jason Robinson, Mark McConnell and Rob Benningfield each found the net for Real Old, while Jonathan Stanley scored for Sunderville. No POM was listed for either side, so apparently the award committee was still having a meeting.

MAZEPPA LEGENDS 1–6 FOOTBALLERS
Footballers took care of business against Mazeppa Legends, winning 6–1. Richard Gavidia led the way with a hat-trick, Brian Cone scored twice, and E Oliva and Javier Portillo also got on the scoresheet. Richard Gavidia was named POM for Footballers. No POM was listed for Mazeppa Legends. Mazeppa will no doubt be looking forward to the next game, preferably one where the other team has forgotten how to shoot.

TUZOS FC 5–5 HIGHBURY FC
Tuzos FC and Highbury FC played out one of the week's more entertaining matches, finishing 5–5. Jose Perez scored three for Tuzos, with Alexander Ramirez and Santiago Caballero adding one apiece. Highbury answered with two each from Matthew Johnson and Maurizio Paniconi, plus one from Mike Palazzolo. Jose Perez took POM for Tuzos, while Sam Pacheco earned it for Highbury. Ten goals, no winner and presumably a few defenders questioning their life choices.

STEVEN AND FRIENDS 10–1 SMASHED FC
Steven and Friends showed absolutely no mercy against Smashed FC, cruising to a 10–1 victory. Julian Connor scored four, Juan Martinez added three, and Jeremiah Bush, Derek Chacon and Jamil Connor each scored once. Smashed got a consolation goal from Shafi Alao. No POM was listed for either team, possibly because everyone was too busy counting the goals.

CHAOS FC 2–9 FCD40
FCD40 also had a very busy evening, defeating Chaos FC 9–2. Travis Bobb scored four, Scott Flowers added three, and Darren English and John Batalha each scored one. Henry Thompson got the goal for Chaos and was named POM for Chaos FC, while Eddy Pacay took POM for FCD40.

PRIME FÚTBOL 4–7 FRIJOLEROS FC
Prime Fútbol and Frijoleros FC finished 4–7, with Frijoleros taking the win. No scoring or POM details were provided for this one, so we'll simply say there were eleven goals, which is normally enough excitement without needing a detailed forensic investigation.

VELOCITY FC 3–2 TELAMETO FC
Velocity FC picked up a 3–2 win over Telameto FC, with Irving Avilez Hernandez, Jerson Hernandez and Irving Almaraz each scoring once. Erick Argett earned POM for Telameto FC. No POM was listed for Velocity.

BRISKET ROVERS 1–4 REAL CAGUAMA
Real Caguama defeated Brisket Rovers 4–1, with Darwin Lopez, Gustavo Medina, Isaac Gomez and Jose Vega all finding the net. Andrew Martin was named POM for Brisket Rovers. No POM was listed for Real Caguama.

WANDERERS 2–9 FC DIABOLICAL
FC Diabolical continued their goal-scoring ways with a 9–2 victory over Wanderers. Jake Herbert scored twice, Curtis Lagman scored twice, and Frank Smith, Isaiah Wilkins, Jeffrey Moncada and Christopher Christiansen also got on the scoresheet. Jake Herbert took POM for FC Diabolical. No POM was listed for Wanderers. Lleyton Renner scored both goals for Wanderers, meaning he basically did everything he possibly could to keep them in the game.

GOT ANY ICY HOT 1–1 TIBURONES ROJOS
Finally, Got Any Icy Hot and Tiburones Rojos played out a 1–1 draw. Brian Mortensen scored for Got Any Icy Hot, while Carmelo Quiroz Ruiz earned POM for Tiburones Rojos. No POM was listed for Got Any Icy Hot.
Another week done, another collection of sore legs, questionable defending, heroic goalkeeping, accidental celebrations and people discovering muscles they didn't know existed.
Thanks again to everyone who keeps showing up, playing hard and keeping things fun. We're getting deeper into the season now, so keep the sportsmanship high, keep the tackles sensible, and remember: hydration is still cheaper than physiotherapy.

See everyone next week!

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09/20/2026

Morning MASA -- Arsenal lost, Brighton are looking good and where are Man U? Hopefully, you all noticed the flying pig, on wait, Spurs did score.

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FALL 7v7 SEASON – WEEK 4 WRAP-UP
Week 4 is in the books.
At this stage, we've officially stopped asking whether there will be goals and started asking: "How many?"
This week brought us a 13–0, a 10–3, several five- and six-goal performances, a few proper close games, and one particularly refreshing 1–0 result for anyone who still believes defending is a thing.
There were also plenty of players putting in the miles, goalkeepers earning their money, and defenders wondering why they agreed to play 7v7 in the first place. The season is starting to take shape. Let's get into the football.
WEEK 4 RESULTS
Real Caguama 13–0 Smashed FC
Well. We might as well start with this. Real Caguama absolutely dismantled Smashed FC, with Gustavo Medina scoring an extraordinary six goals. Darwin Lopez, Jeyson Reyes and Leoel Medina added the other four. Smashed FC couldn't find a response. A clean sheet. And a six-goal performance from Gustavo Medina.
POM: Kevin Arevalo – Smashed FC
POM: Jeyson Reyes – Real Caguama

Toffee's FC 1–2 Tossers Reunited
Ryan Garver found the net for Toffee's, with the remaining goals not individually listed on the sheet. Tossers Reunited managed one.
After the sportsmanship Toffee's showed earlier in the season, it's good to see them getting rewarded with a strong result.
POM: Ackerley Marro – Toffee's FC

CCFC Phoenix 4–3 C-Town FC
CCFC Phoenix just managed to edge C-Town FC in a proper battle. No individual scorers were listed on the sheet, but the important bit is: Phoenix 4. C-Town 3. Three points for Phoenix. Seven goals for everyone watching. And presumably several people checking their watches wondering where the equaliser was going to come from.
La Familia 4–0 Race City Hooligans
La Familia decided that while everyone else was having goal-fests, they would simply keep things tidy. 4–0. Clean sheet. Race City Hooligans couldn't find a way through.
POM: Dominick M. Lucarini – Race City Hooligans

Da Bury 5–1 Velocity FC
Da Bury continue their strong run with another convincing win. Kenny Bonilla scored twice. Ricky Maldonado scored twice. Daniel Garcia added another. Velocity FC found one through Steven Velzaquez.
Da Bury are starting to look rather comfortable in front of goal.
The defence might want a word, but the forwards are having a lovely time.

Titans FC 1–0 Weaklink FC
Finally. A game for the traditionalists. One goal. Titans FC edged Weaklink FC 1–0 through Justin Deffenbaugh. After Weaklink scored 10 goals last week, Titans have managed something rather impressive: They kept them to zero. That's what you call answering a question.
POM: Nicholas Smith – Titans FC
Somewhere, a goalkeeper is smiling.

Trash Pandas FC 10–3 Wanderers
Trash Pandas FC put ten past Wanderers, who did at least manage three of their own through Lleyton Renner. The Trash Pandas POM was Khalid Lamont. The goals were flying. The defending was presumably somewhere else. And once again, Wanderers find themselves involved in a game with a rather large number on the scoreboard.

Got Any Icy Hot 2–4 Real Old
A much tighter affair. No individual scorers were listed.

Sunderville FC 4–1 Mazeppa Legends
Sunderville FC continue their strong season with a 4–1 victory. Jonathan Stanley scored a hat trick, while Paul Warren added another. Bret Haynie scored for Mazeppa Legends.
POM: Jonathan Stanley – Sunderville FC
POM: Bret Haynie – Mazeppa Legends
Three goals from Jonathan Stanley. Another excellent individual performance.

Highbury FC 3–2 Los Mancos FC
Highbury FC edged Los Mancos FC in another close one.
Joseph Bernhardt and Matthew Johnson found the net for Highbury, with the third goal not individually listed. Los Mancos managed two. Five goals. One separating the teams. Another game where someone probably said: "Don't concede now." And thankfully, they didn't.
POM: Udson Audath – Los Mancos FC
POM: Jason Amaguana – Highbury FC

Club Zaragoza 4–1 Telameto FC
Club Zaragoza picked up a convincing 4–1 victory.
Telameto FC managed one, but Zaragoza controlled the game and came away with another three points.
No individual scorers or POMs were listed on the sheet, so we'll resist the temptation to invent anything.
Four goals, three points, job done.

Steven and Friends 5–4 Prime Fútbol
Another week. Another 5–4. Steven and Friends clearly don't believe in making things easy.
Prime Fútbol had two from Landon Chapman, with Matthew Robinson and Christian Castillo also scoring. But Steven and Friends found five and held on for the win.
POM: Julian Connor – Steven and Friends
POM: Landon Chapman – Prime Fútbol
Julian Connor continues to be a major contributor for Steven and Friends.
And if you're Prime Fútbol, you probably don't want to see another 5–4 scoreline for a while.

Footballers 1–1 FCD40
A rare sight this season: A draw. And only two goals. What a fun game. Two top of the table teams showing there isn't much in it. Footballers and FCD40 battled to a 1–1 draw, with Andrew Jeter scoring for Footballers and Huixtocihuatl Cibrian answering for FCD40.
POM: Michel Almeida – Footballers
POM: Eddy Pacay – FCD40
The defenders are allowed to celebrate this one.

Mixtiado FC 5–4 Tuzos FC
Another 5–4. Apparently that's the official scoreline of the Fall 7v7 season.
Mixtiado FC edged Tuzos FC in another nine-goal thriller. Jeffrey Cochran, Jake Flynn, Sebastian Rivera, Edgar Arroyo Santibanez and Davin Garcia all scored for Mixtiado. Tuzos answered with Jose Perez, Axel Ramirez and two from Alexander Ramirez.
POM: Jeffrey Cochran – Mixtiado FC
POM: Alexander Ramirez – Tuzos FC
And probably several people needing a lie down afterwards. We won't mention SEBASTIAN RIVERA's back post open goal tap in, well that's what he thought. Somehow finding the back of the other net on the other field.

Frijoleros FC 7–4 Brisket Rovers
Another goal-fest. Frijoleros FC came out on top 7–4, with Rafael Sanchez scoring a hat trick.
Sakri Kmimech and Kevin Hernandez added goals as well.
Brisket Rovers answered with two from Augustus Savage, plus goals from Cameron Murray and Mark Baker. 11 goals. Because apparently we're not doing boring anymore.
POM: Rafael Sanchez – Frijoleros FC
POM: Sophie McKnight – Brisket Rovers
Rafael Sanchez has now put himself firmly into the conversation after three goals this week.

FC Diabolical 10–4 Unatletico Madrid
FC Diabolical weren't interested in a close game. They wanted ten. Isaiah Wilkins scored three. Edrian Ruiz scored three. Frank Smith scored two. Jake Herbert and Christopher Christiansen added one each.
Unatletico Madrid fought back with two from James Olpin, plus goals from Casey Boggs and Fernando Guerrero. But FC Diabolical had too much.
POM: Brian Slade – Unatletico Madrid
POM: Kevin Smith – FC Diabolical

Tiburones Rojos 4–3 Chaos FC
And, another thriller. Tiburones Rojos edged Chaos FC 4–3.
Chaos had two from Philip Beasley and one from Henery Thompson. Tiburones Rojos found four to take the win. Another game where the final whistle probably came as a bit of a relief. Chaos were up 2-0 at halftime and then it was 3-3 with them having a corner, which unfortunately, somehow ended with them conceding with the last kick off the game. As TR take the points.
POM: Pedro – Tiburones Rojos

BRITISH HUMOUR CORNER
A few observations from Week 4:
Gustavo Medina scored six. Six. At some point, the opposition goalkeeper probably started applauding.
Trash Pandas scored 10. Wanderers scored three. Apparently nobody told either defence that this was supposed to be football, not cricket.
Titans FC won 1–0. A beautiful reminder that you don't actually need to score ten goals to win a football match.
Footballers 1–1 FCD40. Two goals. A draw. The league's statisticians are delighted to finally have something simple to calculate.
Five of the week's games were decided by one goal. So while we're enjoying the ridiculous scorelines, there is still plenty of proper competitive football happening.
Steven and Friends 5–4 Prime Fútbol. Another 5–4. At this point, we may as well just print "5–4" on the match balls.
Mixtiado 5–4 Tuzos. Another one.
Tiburones Rojos 4–3 Chaos. Close again.
Basically, if your team is winning by one goal, do not relax.

There is absolutely no shortage of entertainment.
The Golden Boot race is heating up. Teams are finding their form. And the defenders are continuing to do their very best to keep the scorelines vaguely respectable. Some are succeeding. Some are not. But that's the beauty of 7v7. Keep competing. Keep the sportsmanship high. Keep the yellow cards low. And please remember: Stretch.

See everyone in Week 5!

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09/11/2026

Morning MASA, it was a fun night on the field. Here's to next week.

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WEEK 3 WRAP-UP
Three Weeks In… and Apparently Nobody Has Told the Defenders
Week 3 is completed, and once again the Fall 7v7 season has delivered exactly what we expected:
Goals. Lots of goals. Maybe we should start using the mini goals?!
We've now reached the point where a 4–3 game is starting to look like a tight defensive battle.
Week 3 brought us hat tricks, five-goal performances, clean sheets, close games, and one or two scorelines that may require a welfare check on the opposing goalkeeper.
The good news? Everyone appears to be having fun.
The football is competitive, the goals are flowing, and the season is starting to develop some proper storylines.

WEEK 3 RESULTS
Real Caguama 4–5 Steven and Friends
We might as well start with a thriller. Nine goals.
Real Caguama put four past Steven and Friends, with Jeyson Reyes scoring twice, while Gustavo Medina and Leoel Medina added one each. But Steven and Friends had Julian Connor. And Julian Connor had three goals. Jeremiah Bush and Derek Chacon added another three between them to give Steven and Friends the narrowest of victories.
POM: Fernando Arteaga – Real Caguama
POM: Julian Connors – Steven and Friends
Steven and Friends are now putting together a very respectable start to the season.

Smashed FC 1–4 Frijoleros FC
Frijoleros FC bounced back in style.
After a difficult Week 2, they came out and took care of business against Smashed FC.
Nic Wilson scored twice, with Francisco Azua and Sakri Kmimech adding one each.
Smashed FC managed one in response, but Frijoleros claimed the points.
POM: Jose Calix Rios – Smashed FC
POM: Juan Epitacio – Frijoleros FC

CCFC Phoenix 4–1 Tossers Reunited
CCFC Phoenix continue to look like a team that has discovered the rather useful concept of scoring goals. Kendrick Reese, Nathan Wilson and Esteban Trujillo all found the net, with Phoenix taking a 4–1 victory. Tossers Reunited got one through John Bejarano.
After the 11-goal explosion against Toffee's in Week 2, Phoenix came back down to earth with a more modest four. By their standards, practically a defensive masterclass.
POM: Andrew Quintero – CCFC Phoenix
POM: John Bejarano – Tossers Reunited

Burnout FC 6–3 Tuzos FC
Alex Stillman. Five goals. Again. At this point, we may need to check whether Alex Stillman has accidentally registered for the wrong league. Tuzos FC actually made a match of it, with Jose Perez scoring a hat trick. But Burnout had five from Stillman and one from Carter Birdsall. Six goals. Three points. And another five-goal haul for Stillman.
POM: Carter Birdsall – Burnout FC

Race City Hooligans 2–1 Toffee's FC
A much tighter affair here. Race City Hooligans picked up a 2–1 victory, with Arath Navarrete and Dominick M. Lucarini finding the net. Toffee's FC answered through Renick Sides, but couldn't find the equaliser. Three points for Race City. A one-goal defeat for Toffee's.
POM: Angel Hernandez – Race City Hooligans
POM: Aniello Marro – Toffee's FC

La Familia 6–0 C-Town FC
La Familia put together one of the more convincing performances of the week.
Six goals. Clean sheet. And Ryan Murphy was responsible for three of them.
Rocky Bravo added two, with Cole Sheets completing the scoring. C-Town FC couldn't find a way through. Football. It's a funny old game.
POM: Deven Poole – C-Town FC
POM: Ryan Murphy – La Familia

Weaklink FC 10–4 Wanderers
Well then. Weaklink FC apparently decided that four goals weren't enough and went straight into double figures. Brian Zuniga scored five. Clayton Reddish scored two. David Turcios-Alfaro scored two. Luis Rivera Silvan added one. That's ten.
Wanderers managed four, but unfortunately for them, they were playing against a team who had apparently confused football with a goal-scoring competition. 10–4. At this point, the scorekeeper deserves a cup of tea.

Real Old 3–0 Mazeppa Legends
ML Forfeit.

Chaos FC 2–1 Got Any Icy Hot
Chaos FC edged Got Any Icy Hot in another close game.
Philip Beasley and Henery Thompson scored for Chaos, while Jarod Roath answered for Got Any Icy Hot. 2–1. Lovely. A football match in which the defenders were allowed to participate.
POM: D Shinio Moradel – Chaos FC
POM: Julio Guerrero – Got Any Icy Hot

Footballers 5–0 Tiburones Rojos
Footballers put together a very solid performance. Five goals. Clean sheet. Five different scorers.
Brian Cone, E Oliva, Andrew Jeter, Chris Mead, Carlos Gonzalez. No one scored twice.
Team bonding exercise complete.
POM: Jehu Martinez – Tiburones Rojos

Highbury FC 4–2 Telameto FC
Highbury FC continue their solid start to the season with a 4–2 win.
Christian Rivas scored twice, with Maurizio Paniconi and Kable Lyall adding one each.
Telameto FC found two goals, but Highbury had enough to take the win.
POM: Cristian Rivas – Highbury FC
POM: Kwahmae Foster – Telameto FC

Mixtiado FC 5–0 Los Mancos FC
Another clean sheet. Another five goals. Mixtiado FC had Issac Riffle and Sebastian Rivera scoring twice each, with Nelson Medrano adding another. Los Mancos couldn't find a response. Who needs the old man slowing you down.
After a 5–3 win over Los Mancos, Mixtiado have now put together another strong result.
POM: Udson Audath – Los Mancos FC
POM: Sebastian Rivera – Mixtiado FC

Unatletico Madrid 3–1 Trash Pandas FC
Unatletico Madrid continue their excellent start.
James Olpin scored twice, Adam Packer added one, and Unatletico took another three points.
Trash Pandas FC found one through Brett White.
POM: James Olpin – Unatletico Madrid
POM: Brett White – Trash Pandas FC
James Olpin is quietly having a very good season.
Perhaps not so quietly anymore.

FCD40 3–2 Sunderville FC
Now this was a result. After FCD40's 13–0 demolition in Week 2, they were suddenly involved in a proper scrap. FCD40 edged Sunderville 3–2.
Travis Bobb, Scott Flowers and Huixtocihuatl Cibrian added one each. Sunderville's Paul Warren scored both of their goals. Five goals. One goal separating them. Much more stressful. Probably much more enjoyable for the neutral.
POM: Huixtocihuatl Cibrian – FCD40
POM: Nick Velasquez – Sunderville FC
FCD40 remain unbeaten and have now shown they can win the close ones as well.

Da Bury 6–3 DC Aguila
Da Bury continue to find goals.
Kenny Bonilla, Daniel Garcia and Daniel Nava were on the scoresheet, with Daniel Garcia scoring twice.DC Aguila responded with two from David Cordova. But Da Bury took the win 6–3. Another nine-goal match. Because apparently that's normal now.

Club Zaragoza 4–2 Velocity FC
Club Zaragoza picked up a 4–2 victory over Velocity FC.
Velocity found goals through Andres Bonilla and Christian Castillo.
Club Zaragoza took control and secured the win.
POM: Luis Marin – Club Zaragoza
Three points and another positive result for Zaragoza.

Brisket Rovers 8–4 Prime Fútbol
Now this was an upset. Prime Fútbol came into this one after a huge Week 2 victory and were immediately reminded that football has a cruel sense of humour. Brisket Rovers scored eight.
Mark Baker scored four on his own. Augustus Savage added two, with Cameron Murray and Ryan James also scoring. Prime Fútbol managed four through Landon Chapman, Greyson Deaton, Carter Wylie and Luis Castorena. Prime Fútbol's defence would like to forget this one ever happened.
POM: Matthew Robinson – Prime Fútbol
POM: Zach Morris – Brisket Rovers
And Mark Baker? Four goals. That's another name to add to the Golden Boot conversation.

Titans FC 3–2 FC Diabolical
Titans FC edged FC Diabolical in another close one. FC Diabolical had two goals from Sean Swaverly. Titans FC answered through Justin Deffenbaugh and two from Jackson Baker. 3–2. Five goals. One point separating the teams on the scoreboard. And another game where someone probably said: "Just see the game out."
POM: Sean Swaverly – FC Diabolical
POM: Jackson Baker – Titans FC

Healthy amount of questionable defending. Or, some brilliant attacking play?! That's what makes this league fun. Teams are finding their form, new players are stepping up, the Golden Boot race is getting interesting, and every week seems to produce another ridiculous scoreline. Keep competing. Keep the sportsmanship high. Keep the yellow cards low. And, once again... PLEASE STRETCH. Your hamstrings have now been warned.

Thank you for making the league what it is!

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