The Shock Wave team U11 Girls ended the spring season in Division 3 WSSL with a 7-2-1 finish, taking the Championship title. Through their impressive teamwork and stellar training the girls acquired 48 goals and only gave up 18–taking more shots on goal and improving on finish.

In addition to their regular season success, the girls also played in the Canton Cup Tournament and made it to the championship game with an exciting finish that went into overtime. Great Job Girls!

Back row from left: Traci Meisner, Jessica Feldkamp, Riley Doll, Coach/trainer Danny Tonks
Middle row from left: Sarah Fuller, Molly Ripka, Taylor Olson and Zoe Hartmann
Front row from left: Allison Schulcz, Alexandra Tu, Hannah Tarnaski and Cayla Schlaff

The Dexter Mustangs beat out 10 other clubs to capture the  U-12 Division 3 spring WSSL league title last weekend defeating the Plymouth Reign 4-3 and drawing with Bloomfield Force 3-3. The Mustangs finished with an overall record of 8-1-1. This is the third straight spring WSSL title won by the Mustangs.
 


Members of the team included, bottom row from left: Erin Schroeder, Julien Griffith, Meghan Luoma, Casey Orr, Jenny Squire, Alex Ammann and Nicole Janosi. Top row from left: Coach Danny Tonks, Sara Muchmore, Crystal Kedroske, Kat Kerska, August Bishop, Hannah Boivin, Coach Nick Janosi and team manager Debbie Squire.

The Dexter Mustangs, trained by Danny Tonks, finished the U12 Winter 2 session at Wide World undefeated leading the league in goals scored and yielding the fewest goals allowed. 

Members of the squad include: front row from left, Riley Doll, Julien Griffith, Meghan Luoma, Nicole Janosi, Jenny Squire, and Alex Ammann; back row from left, Hannah Boivin, Erin Schroeder, Sara Muchmore, Crystal Kedroske, and Kat Kerska. August Bishop and Casey Orr are not pictured.

The defending champions, U-12 Dexter Falcons soccer team repeated and won Winter III indoor session in Grand Blanc MI. 

Undefeated with 6-0-2, the Falcons finished with the second best offense, scored 38 goals, and led the best defense, allowing only 11 goals.  Until the very last day of the session the Falcons were in second place trailing CSS97. With their backs against the wall, the defending champions put on a great show and beat CSS97 4 to 1 in the last day and keep the well deserved title.  

The Falcons will play the spring outdoor season in the Western Suburban Soccer League (WSSL) Division 1.  Starting fall of 2009, the Falcons will play "Premier" in the Michigan State Premier Soccer Program (MSPSP).

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