As the Sunday Coed League at Akron Indoor Soccer progresses into its seventh week, the competition heats up with teams vying for the top spots. Here’s a look back at the action-packed games of the week.

Game of the Week: Jaguars vs Zubris In a nail-biting face-off, the Jaguars and Zubris battled it out on the field, with both teams entering the game with equal points. The match did not disappoint, delivering an intense game that ended with Zubris edging out the Jaguars with a close 9-8 victory.

Nameless Continues Their Winning Streak Nameless, maintaining their position near the top of the league, faced off against the struggling REDACTED. Despite a valiant effort from REDACTED, Nameless secured a 9-7 win, further solidifying their strong standing.

Un-Zippers Unleash a Goal Fest The Un-Zippers, in a surprising turn of events, dominated Chill FC with a staggering 12-4 scoreline. This unexpected result shakes up the rankings and sends a message to the rest of the league.

Serb Patrol Remains Undefeated Team Dauberman, looking to upset the leaders, took on the formidable Serb Patrol. The match was a high-scoring affair, but Serb Patrol continued their unbeaten run with an 11-8 triumph.

Merica Routs A Really Bad Team Merica showcased their offensive prowess by putting 14 past A Really Bad Team, who could only manage to respond with 5. This decisive win keeps Merica in the hunt for the top positions.

Looking Ahead: Week 8 Matchups

The league is set for another exciting round of matches next week:

• Team Dauberman vs A Really Bad Team at 3 PM: Both teams will be eager to bounce back from their defeats.
• REDACTED vs Stu’s Roos at 4 PM: Dubbed the ‘Game of the Week’, this clash could have significant implications for the standings.
• Jaguars vs Un-Zippers at 5 PM: After their respective results this week, both teams will be looking to continue their momentum.
• Serb Patrol vs Nameless at 6 PM: A top-of-the-table showdown that could redefine the leaderboard.
• Chill FC vs Merica at 7 PM: Chill FC will aim to recover from their heavy loss, while Merica will look to keep their winning ways.

With the season nearing its climax, every match counts, and the teams are sure to bring their A-game as they vie for glory in the Akron Indoor Soccer Sunday Coed League.

As the Sunday Coed League at Akron Indoor Soccer progresses, the competition heats up with teams vying for the top spots. Week 6 saw a mix of close calls and decisive victories that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

High-Scoring Showdowns:

• The match between Nameless and Zubris ended in a high-scoring affair with Zubris taking the win at 9-4.
• Jaguars showcased their offensive prowess with a dominant 24-3 win, leaving their opponents in the dust.
• Serb Patrol continued their winning streak, outmaneuvering Stu’s Roos with a solid 14-6 victory.

Stalemates and Surprises:

• Team Dauberman and Un-Zippers couldn’t outdo each other, resulting in a 6-6 draw.
• The game of the week did not disappoint, as Chill FC and A Really Bad Team battled to a thrilling 10-10 tie, showcasing the competitive spirit of the league.

Looking Ahead: Week 7 Preview

The upcoming week promises to be just as exciting, with teams looking to improve their standings and secure their positions.

Marquee Matchups:

• Jaguars vs Zubris: A clash of titans scheduled at 3 PM, with both teams eager to climb the leaderboard.
• The game of the week features Nameless against Chill FC at 4 PM, a pivotal match that could reshape the top of the table.

Underdogs and Leaders:

• Un-Zippers will face off against a team seeking their first win at 5 PM, a crucial game for both sides.
• Team Dauberman has a tough challenge ahead as they go up against the undefeated Serb Patrol at 6 PM.
• Merica and A Really Bad Team will close the day at 7 PM, with both teams aiming to bounce back from their previous performances.

With the stakes getting higher each week, the Sunday Coed League at Akron Indoor Soccer continues to deliver excitement and top-tier indoor soccer action. Stay tuned for more thrilling matches and unexpected outcomes as the season unfolds. 🏆⚽

As the Sunday Night Coed Soccer league at Akron Indoor reached the halfway mark of its 10-week season, the competition heated up with some high-scoring games and closely fought battles.

A Really Bad Team showed they might just be misnamed, as they put on an impressive display to overcome Stu’s Roos with a scoreline of 11-6. The game was a showcase of offensive prowess and tactical gameplay.

The match between Un-Zippers and Chill FC was a goal fest, with Chill FC emerging victorious with 12 goals to Un-Zippers’ 8. The back-and-forth affair kept spectators on the edge of their seats.

In a nail-biting encounter, Serb Patrol narrowly edged out Merica with a score of 6-5, maintaining their unbeaten streak and showcasing their resilience under pressure.

Zubris dominated their match against a team whose name we cannot disclose, with a staggering 19-5 victory. Their relentless attack and solid defense were the highlights of the game.

The Jaguars pounced on Team Dauberman, securing a comfortable 7-4 win. Their agility and teamwork were the key factors in their triumph.

Looking ahead to Week 6, the fixtures are as intriguing as ever:

• Nameless, sitting pretty with a perfect record, will face a stern test against Zubris at 3 PM.
• The struggling team, whose name remains undisclosed, will hope to turn their fortunes around against the formidable Jaguars at 4 PM.
• Serb Patrol will aim to continue their winning ways against Stu’s Roos at 5 PM.
• Team Dauberman and Un-Zippers, both seeking to climb up the table, will clash at 6 PM.
• And in the prime time slot at 7 PM, Chill FC will take on A Really Bad Team, with both teams eager to secure crucial points.

As teams jostle for position, the excitement only intensifies. Stay tuned for more action-packed soccer as the league progresses!

The fourth week of the Sunday Coed League at Akron Indoor Soccer saw some dominant performances and close contests. Here are the highlights of the five games played on March 4, 2024.

Nameless vs Stu’s Roos

Nameless remained undefeated with a 12-6 win over Stu’s Roos, who stayed winless. Nameless scored seven goals in the first half and five in the second, displaying their consistency. Stu’s Roos scored three goals in each half, but could not match the intensity of Nameless.

[REDACTED] vs Team Dauberman

Team Dauberman got their first win of the season with a 20-8 rout of [REDACTED], who remained winless. Team Dauberman scored 10 goals in each half, showing their offensive firepower. [REDACTED] scored four goals in each half, but it was not enough to prevent Team Dauberman from taking the three points.

Zubris vs Merica

In the game of the week, Merica defeated Zubris by six goals, 11-5, to extend their winning streak to three games. Merica scored six goals in the first half and five in the second, showing their offensive skills. Zubris scored two goals in the first half and three in the second, but could not keep up with the pace of Merica.

Serb Patrol vs Un-Zippers

Serb Patrol continued their perfect record with a 13-7 win over Un-Zippers, who dropped to 1-3. Serb Patrol scored six goals in the first half and seven in the second, demonstrating their dominance. Un-Zippers scored four goals in the first half and three in the second, but could not overcome the gap.

Chill FC vs Jaguars

Chill FC also maintained their perfect record with a 8-3 win over Jaguars, who fell to 1-3. Chill FC scored four goals in each half, displaying their consistency. Jaguars scored one goal in the first half and two in the second, but could not match the intensity of Chill FC.

Next Week’s Games

The fifth week of the Sunday Coed League will see some interesting matchups and potential upsets. Here are the games scheduled for March 11, 2024.

• A Really Bad Team vs Stu’s Roos – 3 PM: A Really Bad Team and Stu’s Roos will both try to get their first win of the season and avoid the bottom spot. This game could be a close contest and a high-scoring affair.
• Un-Zippers vs Chill FC – 4 PM: Un-Zippers will attempt to end Chill FC’s winning streak and get their second win of the season. Chill FC will look to continue their dominance and remain undefeated.
• Merica vs Serb Patrol – 5 PM Game Of The Week: Merica will challenge Serb Patrol for the top spot and end their perfect record. Serb Patrol will aim to maintain their dominance and remain undefeated.
• Zubris vs [REDACTED] – 6 PM: Zubris will seek to bounce back from their loss and get their second win of the season. [REDACTED] will hope to get their first win of the season and spoil the party for Zubris.
• Jaguars vs Team Dauberman – 7 PM: Jaguars will try to bounce back from their loss and get their second win of the season. Team Dauberman will look to build on their first win and get their third win of the season.

The third week of the Sunday Coed League at Akron Indoor Soccer saw some competitive matches and impressive performances. Here are the highlights of the five games played on February 25, 2024.

Serb Patrol vs Jaguars

In the game of the week, Serb Patrol defeated Jaguars by three goals, 10-7, to remain undefeated. Serb Patrol, who had scored 20 goals in their previous game, showed their offensive skills again, scoring five goals in each half. Jaguars, who had won their first game, put up a good fight, scoring four goals in the first half and three in the second, but could not overcome the gap.

A Really Bad Team vs Nameless

Nameless kept their perfect record with a 10-5 win over A Really Bad Team, who stayed winless. Nameless scored six goals in the first half and four in the second, displaying their consistency. A Really Bad Team scored two goals in the first half and three in the second, but could not match the intensity of Nameless.

Chill FC vs [REDACTED]

Chill FC crushed [REDACTED] by 17 goals, 23-6, to maintain their perfect record. Chill FC scored 12 goals in the first half and 11 in the second, showing no mercy to their opponents. [REDACTED] scored three goals in each half, but it was a drop in the ocean.

Stu’s Roos vs Merica

Merica won their second game in a row with a 13-7 win over Stu’s Roos, who remained winless. Merica scored seven goals in the first half and six in the second, showing their offensive firepower. Stu’s Roos scored four goals in the first half and three in the second, but could not keep up with the pace of Merica.

Zubris vs Team Dauberman

Zubris won their first game of the season with a 10-7 win over Team Dauberman, who stayed winless. Zubris scored six goals in the first half and four in the second, showing their improvement. Team Dauberman scored three goals in each half and one in the second, but could not close the gap.

Next Week’s Games

The fourth week of the Sunday Coed League will see some interesting matchups and potential upsets. Here are the games scheduled for March 4, 2024.

• Nameless vs Stu’s Roos – 3 PM: Nameless will aim to continue their dominance and remain undefeated. Stu’s Roos will hope to get their first win of the season and spoil the party for Nameless.
• [REDACTED] vs Team Dauberman – game of the week – 4 PM: [REDACTED] and Team Dauberman will both try to get their first win of the season and avoid the bottom spot. This game could be a close contest and a high-scoring affair.
• Zubris vs Merica – 5 PM: Zubris will seek to build on their first win and get their second win of the season. Merica will look to extend their winning streak and challenge for the top spot.
• Chill FC vs Jaguars – 6 PM: Chill FC will attempt to continue their dominance and remain undefeated. Jaguars will try to bounce back from their loss and get their second win of the season.
• Serb Patrol vs Un-Zippers – 7 PM: Serb Patrol will look to maintain their perfect record and stay on top of the table. Un-Zippers will aim to end Serb Patrol’s winning streak and get their second win of the season.

The second week of the Sunday Coed League at Akron Indoor Soccer saw some thrilling matches and high-scoring games. Here are the highlights of the four games played on February 18, 2024.

Team Dauberman vs Chill FC

In a nail-biting finish, Chill FC edged out Team Dauberman by one goal, 9-8, to maintain their perfect record. Team Dauberman, who lost their opening game by a large margin, put up a spirited fight and led 5-4 at halftime. However, Chill FC came back strong in the second half and scored five goals, including the winner in the final minute. Team Dauberman tried to equalize, but ran out of time.

Merica vs A Really Bad Team

Merica bounced back from their opening loss with a convincing 12-3 win over A Really Bad Team, who remained winless. Merica dominated the game from start to finish, scoring six goals in each half and keeping a tight defense. A Really Bad Team struggled to create chances and only managed to score three consolation goals in the second half.

Nameless vs Un-Zippers

Nameless continued their winning streak with a 10-7 victory over Un-Zippers, who suffered their first loss. Nameless showed their offensive prowess, scoring five goals in each half and displaying a variety of skills. Un-Zippers tried to keep up, but could not match the pace and creativity of Nameless. Un-Zippers scored four goals in the first half and three in the second, but it was not enough to prevent Nameless from taking the three points.

[REDACTED] vs Serb Patrol

Serb Patrol proved their dominance with a 20-5 rout of [REDACTED], who had their first game of the season. Serb Patrol scored 10 goals in each half, showing no mercy to their opponents. [REDACTED] had no answer to the relentless attack of Serb Patrol, who scored at will and did not let up. [REDACTED] scored three goals in the first half and two in the second, but it was a mere drop in the ocean.

The second session of Sunday night coed at Akron Indoor Soccer kicked off with some exciting and high-scoring games. Here are the highlights from week one:

• Serb Patrol started their campaign with a convincing 9-3 win over A Really Bad Team, who lived up to their name. Serb Patrol dominated the game with their speed, skill, and teamwork, scoring five goals in the first half and four in the second. A Really Bad Team managed to score three consolation goals, but never looked like threatening Serb Patrol‘s lead.
• The game of the week was a thrilling clash between Zubris and Jaguars, which ended in a narrow 9-8 victory for the latter. Zubris took an early lead with two goals in the first five minutes, but Jaguars fought back with four goals of their own to make it 4-2 at halftime. The second half was a back-and-forth affair, with both teams scoring five goals each. Jaguars scored the decisive goal in the final minute, securing their first win of the session.
• Nameless edged out Team Dauberman by 8-6 in a close and competitive game. Nameless had a slight advantage in the first half, leading 4-3 at the break. Team Dauberman equalized early in the second half, but Nameless regained their lead with two quick goals. Team Dauberman pulled one back, but Nameless scored again to make it 8-5. Team Dauberman scored a late goal, but it was not enough to prevent Nameless from taking the three points.
• Chill FC came from behind to beat Merica by 12-9 in a high-scoring and entertaining game. Merica started strongly, scoring four goals in the first 10 minutes. Chill FC responded with three goals of their own, making it 4-3 at halftime. The second half was a goal-fest, with both teams scoring nine goals each. Chill FC showed more composure and accuracy in front of the goal, scoring six goals in the last 10 minutes to seal their win.
• Un-Zippers spoiled Stu’s Roos debut at Akron Indoor Soccer, beating them by 9-6. Un-Zippers took control of the game from the start, scoring four goals in the first half and five in the second. Stu’s Roos showed some fight, scoring three goals in each half, but could not match Un-Zippers’ pace and power. Un-Zippers celebrated their win with a loud zipper sound, while Stu’s Roos vowed to bounce back in the next game.

The first session of the Sunday Night Coed Soccer League at Akron Indoor came to an end with some thrilling matches and surprising results. Here is a summary of the final standings and the highlights of the last games.

Final Standings

Rank	Team	Points	GD
1	Jaguars (9-1)	27	55
2	Zubris (8-2)	24	36
3	Merica (7-2-1)	22	44
4	Chill FC (7-2)	21	20
5	Serb Patrol (6-3-1)	19	47
6	Nameless (5-5)	15	0
7	Team Dauberman (4-5-1)	13	0
8	A Really Bad Team (3-6-1)	10	0
9	Un-Zippers (2-8)	6	-27
10	Arse ‘N All (1-9)	3	-73
11	[REDACTED] (0-9)	0	-101

Game Highlights

[REDACTED] vs A Really Bad Team

[REDACTED] had a dismal session, losing all their games and conceding a whopping 101 goals. Their last game was no different, as they were thrashed by A Really Bad Team, who despite their name, managed to finish in the top half of the table. A Really Bad Team scored 15 goals, with their striker netting a hat-trick and their goalkeeper chipping in with two goals from long range. [REDACTED] scored four consolation goals, but it was not enough to avoid the wooden spoon.

Arse ‘N All vs Un-Zippers

Arse ‘N All also had a poor session, winning only one game and suffering heavy defeats. Their final game was against Un-Zippers, who were also struggling to find form. Un-Zippers dominated the game, scoring 11 goals and keeping a clean sheet until the last minute, when Arse ‘N All scored three quick goals to reduce the margin. Un-Zippers finished in ninth place, while Arse ‘N All ended up in tenth.

Merica vs Zubris

The game of the week was between Merica and Zubris, who were both vying for the second spot behind the Jaguars. The game was a close contest, with both teams showing great skill and teamwork. Merica took the lead in the first half, scoring four goals, but Zubris fought back in the second half, scoring five goals to level the score. The game was decided in the last minute, when Merica scored a stunning goal from a corner kick, securing the win and the third place. Zubris had to settle for the second place, but they can be proud of their performance.

Serb Patrol vs Chill FC

Another exciting game was between Serb Patrol and Chill FC, who were both in the hunt for the fourth place. The game was a high-scoring affair, with both teams scoring nine goals each in the first half. The second half was more defensive, with only one goal scored by Chill FC, who edged out Serb Patrol by a narrow margin. Chill FC finished in fourth place, while Serb Patrol finished in fifth.

Jaguars vs Nameless

The last game of the session was between the Jaguars and Nameless, who were both assured of their positions in the table. The Jaguars were the undisputed champions of the session, winning nine out of ten games and scoring 55 goals. Nameless were a solid team, finishing in sixth place and breaking even on goal difference. The game was a close one, with both teams scoring seven goals each in the first half. The Jaguars showed their class in the second half, scoring two more goals and holding off Nameless, who scored one more goal. The Jaguars claimed the Sunday Night Coed Session One Championship with a 9-7 win, while Nameless gave them a tough fight.

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Session Two starts February 4th and then there is an open week due to the Super Bowl.

Week 9 of Sunday Coed at Akron Indoor Soccer saw some thrilling matches and surprising results. Here is a recap of the games that took place on January 14, 2024.

The first game of the day was between Team Dauberman and Zubris, two teams with contrasting records. Team Dauberman, who had lost four of their previous five games, put up a spirited fight against Zubris, who had won seven of their eight games. The game was tied at 4-4 until the final minutes, when Zubris scored four goals in quick succession to seal an 8-5 victory. Zubris maintained their lead in second of the table, while Team Dauberman slipped to seventh place.

The second game was a high-scoring affair between Merica and Chill FC, two teams with similar records. Merica, who had won five of their eight games, dominated the game from start to finish, scoring 14 goals against Chill FC, who had won five of their seven games. Chill FC tried to keep up with Merica’s pace, but could only manage eight goals in return. Merica moved up to fourth place, while Chill FC dropped to sixth place.

The third game was a battle of the bottom two teams, [REDACTED] and Arse ‘N All, who had both won only one game in the season. [REDACTED], who had lost all of their seven games, showed some improvement, scoring six goals against Arse ‘N All, who had won one of their eight games. However, Arse ‘N All proved to be too strong for [REDACTED], scoring 12 goals and securing their second win of the season. [REDACTED] remained at the bottom of the table, while Arse ‘N All climbed to tenth place.

The fourth game was a clash of the titans, Jaguars and A Really Bad Team, who had both won seven of their eight games. Jaguars, who had scored the most goals in the league, continued their impressive form, scoring 11 goals against A Really Bad Team, who had conceded 68 goals in the league. A Really Bad Team tried to resist Jaguars’ onslaught, but could only score five goals in reply. Jaguars extended their winning streak to eight games, while A Really Bad Team suffered their sixth loss of the season.

The fifth and final game of the day was between Un-Zippers and Serb Patrol, two teams with different fortunes. Un-Zippers, who had won only one of their eight games, struggled to cope with Serb Patrol, who had won five of their eight games. Serb Patrol scored 14 goals against Un-Zippers, who scored six goals in consolation. Serb Patrol moved up to third place, while Un-Zippers stayed at ninth place.

That wraps up the week 9 of Sunday Coed at Akron Indoor Soccer. Stay tuned for more updates and action from the league.