Columbia University: Roar, Lion, Roar
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Kendra
As many have said this weekend, it's good to see Kendra enjoying her game. She seems to be 100% healthy again and she is another who is covering a lot of ground. She does a good job at outside mid because she is very aggressive at tackling back and she's quick enough to be able to put pressure on people.
Harry Redknapp- Starter
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Re: Columbia University: Roar, Lion, Roar
My part was easy today, the real thanks goes to a couple of fans at the game willing to interrupt their viewing of the game to send some text messages, thanks to them for their help
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Re: Columbia University: Roar, Lion, Roar
I like that there are a couple new teams being introduced to WSOC...first the California Bruins and now the Portland Pioneers!
No guesswork here, huh? At least the team nicknames used have a close association and fit to the region and school to some degree?
GO PILOTS!!!
No guesswork here, huh? At least the team nicknames used have a close association and fit to the region and school to some degree?
GO PILOTS!!!
GUPhantom- First man off the Bench
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Re: Columbia University: Roar, Lion, Roar
Just think, with a couple of the old names retained, yesterday could have been the Columbia webfoot, Chinooks, or bluffdwellers against the Columbia (or Kings College) eagles or goats.
Geezaldinho- Pilot Nation Legend
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Registration date : 2007-04-28
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UP needed every one of Sophie's goals to claim the invitational title -- not that the Pilots were trying to run up the score. The Columbia goal lit a fire under them. Harry R. notes how strong Sophie Schmidt is when playing with her back to the goal. Against Columbia I saw Kendall Johnson doing the same when she went in as a forward. She awaits the ball while holding off the defender and doesn't yield ground. She receives and controls the ball even when under pressure, then makes a strong move to create space before deciding whether to pass, dribble or shoot. Very impressive for a freshman. I believe we have sen her play frontline, midfield and even defense (versus Cal late in the game) to this point. She's an MVP: Most Versatile Pilot!
purple haze- First man off the Bench
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