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SOCCERFEST A KICKING GOOD TIME
De jeunes amateurs de soccer se sont réunis pour célébrer la fin de la saison sur le terrain de soccer de l’aréna de Clarence-Rockland au cours du week-end, afin de recueillir de l’argent et du soutien pour les équipes de l’année prochaine. - photo fournie
Players took a break from the soccer to get their faces painted at one of the booths set up in the arena parking lot. - photo supplied.
JOSEPH COPPOLINO joseph.coppolino@eap.on.ca
having a blast really warms our hearts,” said Julie Coté, Rockland United Soccer Club’s office administrator. “It’s fantastic to hear that the kids had such a great time, and we’re thrilled that the parents loved it too.” Rockland United Soccer Club (RUSC) also offered a tip of the cap to their dedicated coaches, who “stepped up as incredible lea- ders and teachers for all the kids throughout the season,” according to Coté. “Your dedication is inspiring, and it›s heartwarming to know that young soccer enthusiasts are already looking forward to
next year. It›s a testament to the positive influence you›ve had on them.” Apart from a weekend filled with running, jumping and scoring, several local vendors attended to celebrate with local soccer fans. Café Joyeaux, Frozen Flamingo, M&M Meat Shop and Crunchy Creations set up booths in the arena parking lot. “A special thank you goes out to our gene- rous sponsors who contributed a portion of their weekend sales to the club,” said Coté. “Your support goes beyond just the event. It helps us continue to grow and provide
amazing experiences for our community.” Event organizers also thanked Gold Spon- sors MVP Trophies and Portage Insurance, as well as the City of Clarence-Rockland for providing their facilities to the young soccer players and their families. “It’s all about unity, fun, growth, and grati- tude,” said Coté. “Soccerfest isn›t just about the game, it›s about creating memories, fostering teamwork, and bringing people together. We›re thrilled with how things tur- ned out this year, and we can›t wait to make the next one even more amazing.”
On the eve of Spain’s women’s soccer team coming away with a surprise victo- ry at the World Cup on Sunday, Clarence- Rockland’s aspiring soccer greats spent their weekend at Clarence-Rockland Arena’s field to end the season. The Rockland United Knights hosted their annual Soccerfest, welcoming hundreds of residents to the event. “Seeing over 600 visitors and participants
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Des vendeurs locaux comme Crunchy Creations sont venus soutenir le club de football, offrant une partie des ventes de la journée aux équipes. - photo fournie
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