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Soccer Tournament

Last weekend Aiden played a soccer tournament in Charleston. In short it was HOT and exhausting and so much fun to watch him play. His team won both games on Saturday and lost both games on Sunday and took home second place. I hate to say this and sound like a typical sports mom, but on Sunday they played the same team twice and they were so mean. They loudly talked about their plan to run players over and if my children had played with the attitude they had I would have escorted them off the field. Also, Aiden is 11. He plays U12 soccer and the team they lost to registered as U14. The size difference in the pictures in pretty obvious. However, we were the better team and the boys played hard. They lost only by 2 in the first game. All in all, it was a great weekend and we're so proud! (Aiden is number 4. The team wearing the black and yellow jerseys is the same team.)
















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