It’s not a secret that the Seaholm Maples soccer team came into this season with high expectations. The Maples expected to play better and closer games against top competition in 2011, such as teams like Rochester Adams, who is a top 10 team in the state.
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Seaholm Makes Statement in Big Win
People usually assume a crisp, cool Friday evening in September means high school football.
But last Friday night, the spotlight was on the Seaholm soccer team under the lights at Groves. The Maples ca...
Last Updated ( Thursday, 29 September 2011 11:06 )
Varsity Girls soccer beat Hawks
On Tuesday, May 10, the Seaholm dedicated girls varsity soccer team came out against the Farmington Harrison Hawks with a 2-0 win.
Sports injuries affect Seaholm students
Towards the beginning of senior varsity soccer captain Brandon Wiseman’s season he tore his knee muscle during a practice. Already having one surgery on his right meniscus his sophomore year, Wiseman ...
RN Says Goodbye
After ten years of focusing on his Seaholm Varsity Soccer family, head coach David Reed-Nordwall decided to step down from that role in order to focus on his own family.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 28 October 2010 12:38 )
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