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NewsJanuary 3, 2004
10th Annual St. Francis Indoor Invitational Soccer
Fred Lynch
Michael Denmark, left, attempted to kick a goal for the Southeast Missouri Soccer Club Vipers as Clayton Baker defended for Jackson United in 11-under boys action at the St. Francis Indoor Invitational soccer tournament Saturday in the Student Recreation Center. The Vipers won 2-0.
Michael Denmark, left, attempted to kick a goal for the Southeast Missouri Soccer Club Vipers as Clayton Baker defended for Jackson United in 11-under boys action at the St. Francis Indoor Invitational soccer tournament Saturday in the Student Recreation Center. The Vipers won 2-0.
Clay Stocker, left, with Perryville Fire challenged Nick Frey with the Hawks. The teams played to a 1-1 tie.
Clay Stocker, left, with Perryville Fire challenged Nick Frey with the Hawks. The teams played to a 1-1 tie.
Megan Freeze, left, with Cape Classic Girls challenged Kelsey Scheeter with Blue Twist in the St. Francis Indoor Invitational soccer tournament at the Show Me Center. Cape Classic won the 18-under girls contest 5-0.
Megan Freeze, left, with Cape Classic Girls challenged Kelsey Scheeter with Blue Twist in the St. Francis Indoor Invitational soccer tournament at the Show Me Center. Cape Classic won the 18-under girls contest 5-0.
Lauren Thompson, left, with Cape Classic Girls worked the ball past Brittany Little with Blue Twist.
Lauren Thompson, left, with Cape Classic Girls worked the ball past Brittany Little with Blue Twist.
Marcus Harris, right, with Jackson Indians moved the ball while pursued by John Unterreiner with Southeast Missouri Soccer Club Warriors White.
Marcus Harris, right, with Jackson Indians moved the ball while pursued by John Unterreiner with Southeast Missouri Soccer Club Warriors White.
Brock Dirnberger, front, with SMSC Warriors White moved the ball past Mitchell McCulley with Jackson Indians in boys 13-under. The Warriors won 5-1.
Brock Dirnberger, front, with SMSC Warriors White moved the ball past Mitchell McCulley with Jackson Indians in boys 13-under. The Warriors won 5-1.
Jesse Pyeatte, right, with Classic United moved past Josh Johnson with Murray United in boys 16-under. Classic won 5-0.
Jesse Pyeatte, right, with Classic United moved past Josh Johnson with Murray United in boys 16-under. Classic won 5-0.
Boys and girls on 96 teams from Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky and Mississippi played 160 games in 35 hours over three days at the 10th annual St. Francis Invitational soccer tournament. The games were played in the Show Me Center, Student Recreation Center and Houck Field House in Cape Girardeau.
Boys and girls on 96 teams from Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky and Mississippi played 160 games in 35 hours over three days at the 10th annual St. Francis Invitational soccer tournament. The games were played in the Show Me Center, Student Recreation Center and Houck Field House in Cape Girardeau.
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