Providence vs St Johns Country Day

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Providence vs St Johns Country Day what was the score

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4-3 Providence

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Any details on either of these teams?

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Both play hard and fast with dedication and spirit.

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Both play hard and fast with dedication and spirit.

Wow . . . that's a great scouting report!

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Brief Scouting Report

As always these teams played each other with the intensity of rivals. St Johns hosted the game and played on their smaller of two fields which strategically boded well for a young St. Johns team. #3 scored all three goals for the Spartans and was everywhere. He was supported well by #10, whose long throw in was a continuous threat. The Stallions of Providence were not to be denied their 7th consecutive district title however, and scored two unanswered goals to battle back from a 3-2 deficit. Providence had two starting midfielders out with injuries. Scores were by four different players.

Now how about a scouting report on OCS vs. Taylor.

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OCS has a pretty good forward in #10. He was marked consistently by the biggest Taylor player. He tried to get lost by switching with a midfielder for part of the game. Once he gets loose he is a threat. If he falls he gets back up quickly looking for the ball. Their defense is pretty organized, but does struggle to pass well under pressure. They try to switch fields with a long pass from left to right ending up around the 18. The keeper comes way out sometimes making it harder to send the ball up the middle.

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What is the Country Day keeper like? How are they defensively?

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OCS has a pretty good forward in #10. He was marked consistently by the biggest Taylor player. He tried to get lost by switching with a midfielder for part of the game. Once he gets loose he is a threat. If he falls he gets back up quickly looking for the ball. Their defense is pretty organized, but does struggle to pass well under pressure. They try to switch fields with a long pass from left to right ending up around the 18. The keeper comes way out sometimes making it harder to send the ball up the middle.

"Left to right" is from your goalies perspective.

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I would say the St. Johns keeper is talented. He plays with nice poise. He is however, young and seems to struggle with strength and handling hard shots. In other words he creates a lot of oportunities for a rebound or follow up shot. He is quick though and recovers well.

The defense itself is suspect, they have given up a lot of goals. The left side is particulary vulnerable. The midfielders end up jamming up the box, leaving their attack to mostly consist of breakaways by their forwards #3, and #9 as opposed to a developed attack and extended possession.

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I would say the St. Johns keeper is talented. He plays with nice poise. He is however, young and seems to struggle with strength and handling hard shots. In other words he creates a lot of oportunities for a rebound or follow up shot. He is quick though and recovers well.

The defense itself is suspect, they have given up a lot of goals. The left side is particulary vulnerable. The midfielders end up jamming up the box, leaving their attack to mostly consist of breakaways by their forwards #3, and #9 as opposed to a developed attack and extended possession.

Nice analysis!