Canada beats u-20's in final

Purplegeezer wrote:Hope everything goes OK with the eye recovery... Take the opportunity to revel in the pirate look for a few days. Walk around shouting "ARRRG"

The hat trick is on two of the youtube clips.
The first two are HERE in the first half of the T&T game.
(around the 8th minute and just after the 28th minute, the second on a nice trough ball from Keelin)

Ohara scores two minutes after that.

The other tally was on the second half reel HERE ... about 28 minutes in.

She just steals he ball and runs through the defense. Left foot this time

17.02.11 Practice units. In determining the first permissible preseason practice date, an institution shall
count back from its first scheduled contest, one unit for each day beginning with the opening of classes, one unit
for each day classes are not in session in the week of the first scheduled intercollegiate contest and two units for
each other day in the preseason practice period, except that the institution shall not count any units during the
preseason when all institutional dormitories are closed, the institution’s team must leave campus, and practice is
not conducted. (Adopted: 1/10/91 effective 8/1/91; Revised: 1/10/92, 4/14/03)
17.02.11.1 Sunday. Sundays are excluded from the counting. (Adopted: 1/10/91 effective 8/1/91)
17.02.11.2 Week. The “week” of the first scheduled intercollegiate contest is defined as the six days,
excluding Sunday, preceding the date of competition (even if one or more of the days fall into different tra-
ditional calendar weeks). (Adopted: 1/10/91 effective 8/1/91)
17.02.11.3 Opening Day of Classes. The “opening day of classes” is defined as the first day of classes as
listed in the member institution’s official catalog. Required freshman orientation is not considered to be the
opening day of classes for the academic year. (Adopted: 1/10/91 effective 8/1/91)
17.02.11.4 First Day of Practice. The first day of practice may be conducted on the day when the last
practice unit occurs, which is determined by counting backward from the day of the first permissible regu-
larly scheduled contest. For example, in women’s volleyball, practice may be held on the day that the 29th 17.02.11 Practice units. In determining the first permissible preseason practice date, an institution shall
count back from its first scheduled contest, one unit for each day beginning with the opening of classes, one unit
for each day classes are not in session in the week of the first scheduled intercollegiate contest and two units for
each other day in the preseason practice period, except that the institution shall not count any units during the
preseason when all institutional dormitories are closed, the institution’s team must leave campus, and practice is
not conducted. (Adopted: 1/10/91 effective 8/1/91; Revised: 1/10/92, 4/14/03)
17.02.11.1 Sunday. Sundays are excluded from the counting. (Adopted: 1/10/91 effective 8/1/91)
17.02.11.2 Week. The “week” of the first scheduled intercollegiate contest is defined as the six days,
excluding Sunday, preceding the date of competition (even if one or more of the days fall into different tra-
ditional calendar weeks). (Adopted: 1/10/91 effective 8/1/91)
17.02.11.3 Opening Day of Classes. The “opening day of classes” is defined as the first day of classes as
listed in the member institution’s official catalog. Required freshman orientation is not considered to be the
opening day of classes for the academic year. (Adopted: 1/10/91 effective 8/1/91)
17.02.11.4 First Day of Practice. The first day of practice may be conducted on the day when the last
practice unit occurs, which is determined by counting backward from the day of the first permissible regu-
larly scheduled contest. For example, in women’s volleyball, practice may be held on the day that the 29th
practice unit actually occurs, counting backward from the day of the first permissible regularly scheduled
contest. (Adopted:12/10/97; Revised: 4/14/03)

Huie’s squad was countered by fellow senior captain and defending national player of the year Christine Sinclair, who accounted for three goals en route to her team's unofficial victory. The competitiveness displayed during the intrasquad scrimmage was fierce. At one point, an upperclassman put a hard tackle on an unsuspecting freshman which would have drawn a caution from the most liberal of referees. Assistant Coach Lauren Orlandos, playing left back for the purple team, later put another player on the turf in an aerial battle, dislodging three hair clips in the process.

A.R. 4.6.a. May a player wear earrings, chains, charms, watches, hair clips,
bobby pins, tongue studs, bracelets of any type or items associated with piercing
(visible or not visible)? RULING: No.

GUPhantom wrote:
I've got my mouthpiece on... 52 more days?
GO PILOTS!!!