The DSC High School Force went undefeated this season with a record of 8-0-1. The girls played in the WSSL High School Open. The team consisted of 8 seniors for whom the Fall 2009 was their last season playing for DSC. Congratulations to and best of luck with your High School season.

For their first participation in the Michigan State Premier Soccer League (MSPSL), the U13 Boys Dexter Falcons won their division's championship with an overall record of 13-1.

The Falcons also claimed the best defense allowing only 6 goals in 14 games. Led by goal keeper Rhys Moller, center backs Luke Bazick and David Innis, right back Luke Sagmeister and left back Jake Rayer, the Falcons played tough defense all season long to shut down their opponents, consistently.

The combative and creative midfielders, Peter Assenmacher, Jack Vanderkerkhove, Guy Burke, Kimi Camara, and Blake Leonard added an obvious spark to the team by helping repossess the ball when needed and feeding the strikers with golden passes.

The Falcons offense outscored their opponents with a record high of 73 goals. With Slava Yuhasz, Spencer Vollmers, Spencer Norton, Sam Ketzner, and top scorer Jake Kilian, the Falcons talented offense put out fantastic performances game after game and claimed the best offense as well.

Congratulations Dexter Falcons!

Team members include:

Front row (from left): Peter Assenmacher, Sam Ketzner, Slava Yuhasz, Kimi Camara, Blake Leonard, Spencer Vollmers, and Guy Burke.
Back row (from left): Coach Sara Camara, Luke Sagmeister, Spencer Norton, Jack Vandekerkhove, Rhys Moller, Jake Rayer, Jake Killian, and Luke Bazick.
Not pictured; David Innis and Assistant Coach Greg Leonard.

The Dexter U11 boys beat Hamburg 4 - 2 and tied Plymouth 3 - 3 in the last week of the season to capture the WSSL division 3 championship. The teams in the league were very evenly matched, but the boys played hard to pull out positive results. Nice job Red Devils!

The Dexter U12 Force team went undefeated this fall with a 5-0-3 record.  The team finished 2nd in their divsion although they beat and tied the team that finished first, never losing to the division champ. Way to go boys!