Jason's son hits game-winning PK

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10-19-2009, 08:46 PM
BD80

Jason's son hits game-winning PK

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Originally Posted by JasonEvans

--Jason "While I search for a new sig, check out this video of my son's Middle School soccer team winning the league title. There is a cool shootout at the 2:45 mark of the tape and my son, Drew, hits the winning goal!! " Evans

How about:

--Jason "Father of Champions" Evans
10-19-2009, 09:55 PM
JasonEvans

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Originally Posted by BD80

How about:

--Jason "Father of Champions" Evans

Thanks, BD80. I am telling you, no matter how much I love Duke... nothing compares to how it felt when my own son hit that PK to win the game.

--Jason "I cannot imagine what it must be like to be the parent of the elite athletes who actually play for Duke... wow!" Evans
10-19-2009, 10:10 PM
Newton_14

Quote:

Originally Posted by JasonEvans

Thanks, BD80. I am telling you, no matter how much I love Duke... nothing compares to how it felt when my own son hit that PK to win the game.

--Jason "I cannot imagine what it must be like to be the parent of the elite athletes who actually play for Duke... wow!" Evans

Jason "Father Of Stone Cold Assassin Drew Evans" Evans??

Future Headline- "Evans Nails Game Winning Kick to give USA First Ever World Cup Victory"

AP- Drew "Stone Cold Assassin" Evans, the kid born with ice in his veins nails penalty kick to bring home the Cup in front of a packed crowd at.......
10-20-2009, 01:52 PM
allenmurray

Last night - fall baseball. The North Durham Little League Dodgers are down 12 - 10 in the final inning, bases loaded and 2 outs. Dan Murray (his team's top batter) is up. A simple base hit wins the game. First two pitches fouled off very hard. Then, completely fooled by an off-speed pitch for strike three. Nothing is worse than an inconsolable 10 year old. And remnding him of all the times when it was his bat or his pitching that won the game does not matter a bit - he is too much of a competitor, even at 10, to listen to that. Oh well, he plays again tomorrow. But there is no greater high and no greater low for a parent than your kid playing a sport that you love.

A bit of solace - a parent on the the team, standing way down the first base line, was rudely heckling the volunteer field umpire all night (that would be me - we use paid umps at the plate and volunteer parents on the bases in the fall). I ignored him and kept my cool, despite the fact that he was being a jerk. When Dan came into the game he struck his kid out on three pitches. I didn't turn around to look at him, because I didn't need to. We both knew . . . Thanks Dan, that was sweet revenge.