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Pine Tree Academy puts on a soccer program every year giving students a great opportunity to learn how to play a new sport and make new friends. This year, due to covid we were not able to play any official games like a usual soccer season. Still, this did not stop kids from showing up, working hard, and of course learning to love the game and having fun. The one unofficial game we were allowed to play was against Greater Christian Portland where PTAs coed soccer team played a mostly all-boys team. In the end, PTA went away with the win scoring 4 goals. One was scored by Anna Marden, two were scored by Ricky Morales, and the last one was scored by Sergey Stearman. Our coach, Dean Waterman, has been nice enough to take on both the boys and girls soccer teams for the fact that Pine Tree Academy is a girl dominated school(we're also dominating on the soccer field). Though we all miss the regular game schedule and the traveling it requires, this break year helped all of us grow our skills and grow closer together, which is what soccer is all about. If I could take anything out of this year's soccer season, it would be to enjoy physical activity, move the dial a little bit each day, have fun, and DO NOT cut coaches' cones!
Madison Waterman, Sophomore
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4/10/2025 08:52:52 pm
Madison, it sounds like this unique soccer season at Pine Tree Academy was truly special. Despite the challenges of COVID and no official games, the students’ enthusiasm and hard work really shone through. The win against Greater Christian Portland was a great achievement, and it’s wonderful that the team could grow both in skills and in unity. Your takeaways from the season are spot - on, and I’m sure everyone involved will look back on this year fondly. Well done to you and the whole team!
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4/10/2025 08:53:55 pm
Madison, great story! Despite COVID, the team’s enthusiasm and win are amazing. It’s cool you grew skills and bonds. Your takeaways are on point. Looking forward to future seasons!
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