Mooresville Adult Soccer Association

09/11/2026

Morning MASA, it was a fun night on the field. Here's to next week.

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WEEK 3 WRAP-UP
Three Weeks In… and Apparently Nobody Has Told the Defenders
Week 3 is completed, and once again the Fall 7v7 season has delivered exactly what we expected:
Goals. Lots of goals. Maybe we should start using the mini goals?!
We've now reached the point where a 4–3 game is starting to look like a tight defensive battle.
Week 3 brought us hat tricks, five-goal performances, clean sheets, close games, and one or two scorelines that may require a welfare check on the opposing goalkeeper.
The good news? Everyone appears to be having fun.
The football is competitive, the goals are flowing, and the season is starting to develop some proper storylines.

WEEK 3 RESULTS
Real Caguama 4–5 Steven and Friends
We might as well start with a thriller. Nine goals.
Real Caguama put four past Steven and Friends, with Jeyson Reyes scoring twice, while Gustavo Medina and Leoel Medina added one each. But Steven and Friends had Julian Connor. And Julian Connor had three goals. Jeremiah Bush and Derek Chacon added another three between them to give Steven and Friends the narrowest of victories.
POM: Fernando Arteaga – Real Caguama
POM: Julian Connors – Steven and Friends
Steven and Friends are now putting together a very respectable start to the season.

Smashed FC 1–4 Frijoleros FC
Frijoleros FC bounced back in style.
After a difficult Week 2, they came out and took care of business against Smashed FC.
Nic Wilson scored twice, with Francisco Azua and Sakri Kmimech adding one each.
Smashed FC managed one in response, but Frijoleros claimed the points.
POM: Jose Calix Rios – Smashed FC
POM: Juan Epitacio – Frijoleros FC

CCFC Phoenix 4–1 Tossers Reunited
CCFC Phoenix continue to look like a team that has discovered the rather useful concept of scoring goals. Kendrick Reese, Nathan Wilson and Esteban Trujillo all found the net, with Phoenix taking a 4–1 victory. Tossers Reunited got one through John Bejarano.
After the 11-goal explosion against Toffee's in Week 2, Phoenix came back down to earth with a more modest four. By their standards, practically a defensive masterclass.
POM: Andrew Quintero – CCFC Phoenix
POM: John Bejarano – Tossers Reunited

Burnout FC 6–3 Tuzos FC
Alex Stillman. Five goals. Again. At this point, we may need to check whether Alex Stillman has accidentally registered for the wrong league. Tuzos FC actually made a match of it, with Jose Perez scoring a hat trick. But Burnout had five from Stillman and one from Carter Birdsall. Six goals. Three points. And another five-goal haul for Stillman.
POM: Carter Birdsall – Burnout FC

Race City Hooligans 2–1 Toffee's FC
A much tighter affair here. Race City Hooligans picked up a 2–1 victory, with Arath Navarrete and Dominick M. Lucarini finding the net. Toffee's FC answered through Renick Sides, but couldn't find the equaliser. Three points for Race City. A one-goal defeat for Toffee's.
POM: Angel Hernandez – Race City Hooligans
POM: Aniello Marro – Toffee's FC

La Familia 6–0 C-Town FC
La Familia put together one of the more convincing performances of the week.
Six goals. Clean sheet. And Ryan Murphy was responsible for three of them.
Rocky Bravo added two, with Cole Sheets completing the scoring. C-Town FC couldn't find a way through. Football. It's a funny old game.
POM: Deven Poole – C-Town FC
POM: Ryan Murphy – La Familia

Weaklink FC 10–4 Wanderers
Well then. Weaklink FC apparently decided that four goals weren't enough and went straight into double figures. Brian Zuniga scored five. Clayton Reddish scored two. David Turcios-Alfaro scored two. Luis Rivera Silvan added one. That's ten.
Wanderers managed four, but unfortunately for them, they were playing against a team who had apparently confused football with a goal-scoring competition. 10–4. At this point, the scorekeeper deserves a cup of tea.

Real Old 3–0 Mazeppa Legends
ML Forfeit.

Chaos FC 2–1 Got Any Icy Hot
Chaos FC edged Got Any Icy Hot in another close game.
Philip Beasley and Henery Thompson scored for Chaos, while Jarod Roath answered for Got Any Icy Hot. 2–1. Lovely. A football match in which the defenders were allowed to participate.
POM: D Shinio Moradel – Chaos FC
POM: Julio Guerrero – Got Any Icy Hot

Footballers 5–0 Tiburones Rojos
Footballers put together a very solid performance. Five goals. Clean sheet. Five different scorers.
Brian Cone, E Oliva, Andrew Jeter, Chris Mead, Carlos Gonzalez. No one scored twice.
Team bonding exercise complete.
POM: Jehu Martinez – Tiburones Rojos

Highbury FC 4–2 Telameto FC
Highbury FC continue their solid start to the season with a 4–2 win.
Christian Rivas scored twice, with Maurizio Paniconi and Kable Lyall adding one each.
Telameto FC found two goals, but Highbury had enough to take the win.
POM: Cristian Rivas – Highbury FC
POM: Kwahmae Foster – Telameto FC

Mixtiado FC 5–0 Los Mancos FC
Another clean sheet. Another five goals. Mixtiado FC had Issac Riffle and Sebastian Rivera scoring twice each, with Nelson Medrano adding another. Los Mancos couldn't find a response. Who needs the old man slowing you down.
After a 5–3 win over Los Mancos, Mixtiado have now put together another strong result.
POM: Udson Audath – Los Mancos FC
POM: Sebastian Rivera – Mixtiado FC

Unatletico Madrid 3–1 Trash Pandas FC
Unatletico Madrid continue their excellent start.
James Olpin scored twice, Adam Packer added one, and Unatletico took another three points.
Trash Pandas FC found one through Brett White.
POM: James Olpin – Unatletico Madrid
POM: Brett White – Trash Pandas FC
James Olpin is quietly having a very good season.
Perhaps not so quietly anymore.

FCD40 3–2 Sunderville FC
Now this was a result. After FCD40's 13–0 demolition in Week 2, they were suddenly involved in a proper scrap. FCD40 edged Sunderville 3–2.
Travis Bobb, Scott Flowers and Huixtocihuatl Cibrian added one each. Sunderville's Paul Warren scored both of their goals. Five goals. One goal separating them. Much more stressful. Probably much more enjoyable for the neutral.
POM: Huixtocihuatl Cibrian – FCD40
POM: Nick Velasquez – Sunderville FC
FCD40 remain unbeaten and have now shown they can win the close ones as well.

Da Bury 6–3 DC Aguila
Da Bury continue to find goals.
Kenny Bonilla, Daniel Garcia and Daniel Nava were on the scoresheet, with Daniel Garcia scoring twice.DC Aguila responded with two from David Cordova. But Da Bury took the win 6–3. Another nine-goal match. Because apparently that's normal now.

Club Zaragoza 4–2 Velocity FC
Club Zaragoza picked up a 4–2 victory over Velocity FC.
Velocity found goals through Andres Bonilla and Christian Castillo.
Club Zaragoza took control and secured the win.
POM: Luis Marin – Club Zaragoza
Three points and another positive result for Zaragoza.

Brisket Rovers 8–4 Prime Fútbol
Now this was an upset. Prime Fútbol came into this one after a huge Week 2 victory and were immediately reminded that football has a cruel sense of humour. Brisket Rovers scored eight.
Mark Baker scored four on his own. Augustus Savage added two, with Cameron Murray and Ryan James also scoring. Prime Fútbol managed four through Landon Chapman, Greyson Deaton, Carter Wylie and Luis Castorena. Prime Fútbol's defence would like to forget this one ever happened.
POM: Matthew Robinson – Prime Fútbol
POM: Zach Morris – Brisket Rovers
And Mark Baker? Four goals. That's another name to add to the Golden Boot conversation.

Titans FC 3–2 FC Diabolical
Titans FC edged FC Diabolical in another close one. FC Diabolical had two goals from Sean Swaverly. Titans FC answered through Justin Deffenbaugh and two from Jackson Baker. 3–2. Five goals. One point separating the teams on the scoreboard. And another game where someone probably said: "Just see the game out."
POM: Sean Swaverly – FC Diabolical
POM: Jackson Baker – Titans FC

Healthy amount of questionable defending. Or, some brilliant attacking play?! That's what makes this league fun. Teams are finding their form, new players are stepping up, the Golden Boot race is getting interesting, and every week seems to produce another ridiculous scoreline. Keep competing. Keep the sportsmanship high. Keep the yellow cards low. And, once again... PLEASE STRETCH. Your hamstrings have now been warned.

Thank you for making the league what it is!

09/06/2026

Afternoon MASA, just a reminder of the NEW SATURDAY NIGHT MONEY LEAGUE

Registration Open: Fall 2026 Saturday Night Money League (8v8)
Registration is now open for the Mooresville Adult Soccer Association Saturday Night Money League!
Season Details:
Format: 8v8
Divisions: Division 1 (Open) & Over 40's
Season Starts: September 19th
Location: Cornelius Road Park, Mooresville, NC
Prize Pool: $2,500 (for 6 teams)
Player Fee: $90 per player
Roster Limit: Maximum 14 players per team

To get your space register your team by sending an email to [email protected].

We look forward to seeing you on the field.

Thank you.

09/04/2026

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Well, Week 2 is officially in the books.
Week 2 decided to let the goals do the talking. And there were plenty of them.
We had double-digit goal games, hat tricks, four-goal performances, shutouts, close games, comebacks, and enough goals to make several goalkeepers question their career choices.
So, as always... Thank you to everyone who came out, played hard, competed, and kept things moving.
Now, let's get into the football.

WEEK 2 RESULTS

Prime Fútbol 5–2 Real Caguama
Prime Fútbol continue to make a very convincing argument that they have discovered where the goal is.
Christian Castillo had a monster night with three goals, while Landon Chapman added two.
Real Caguama answered with goals from Irvin Gomez and Jose Cisneros Vega, but Prime Fútbol had enough firepower to take the three points.
POM: Arturo Ramirez – Real Caguama
POM: Christian Castillo – Prime Fútbol
Christian Castillo has now put himself firmly into the early Golden Boot conversation.

Steven and Friends 7–1 Frijoleros FC
Steven and Friends apparently decided that Week 1's three goals weren't enough.
They went for seven this time.
Julian Connor led the way with a hat trick, while Jeremiah Bush, Derek Chacon, Jeffrey Lorenzana and Juan Martinez each added one.

Frijoleros FC managed a consolation goal, but Steven and Friends were comfortably in control.
Seven goals.
One defeat for Frijoleros.
And somewhere, a goalkeeper is probably asking if they can transfer to another team.
POM: Ashley Garcia – Frijoleros FC

C-Town FC 5–3 Race City Hooligans
C-Town FC picked up another strong result, defeating Race City Hooligans 5–3.
Kyle Enyeart scored twice, while Brain Stepanek, Kevin Giddings and Dallin Watson all added one.
Race City Hooligans kept themselves in the match with goals from Alexander Piro, Jonathan Marino Zaragoza and Luis Torralba.
Eight goals.
Three points.
Nobody apparently interested in keeping the score low.
POM: Brian Stephane – C-Town FC
POM: Angel Hernandez – Race City Hooligans

Toffee's FC 2–11 CCFC Phoenix
CCFC Phoenix have clearly decided that goal difference is going to be important later.
Hogan Schrader scored five.
Kendrick Reese scored four.
Matt Argueta scored one.
Jordan Cook scored one.
CCFC Phoenix put 11 past Toffee's FC in one of the biggest scorelines of the season so far.
Toffee's FC managed two, but unfortunately they were probably still recovering from counting to eleven.
Mate... Save some for next week.

La Familia 2–2 Tossers Reunited
A completely different type of game.
After all the goal explosions, La Familia and Tossers Reunited decided to give the goalkeepers something to do.
A draw. Rocky Bravo and Ryan Murphy scored for La Familia, while Kendall Bertaux scored both goals for Tossers Reunited. A point apiece. And probably considerably less running around retrieving the ball from the back of the net.
POM: Ryan Murphy – La Familia
POM: Kendall Bertaux – Tossers Reunited

Club Zaragoza 3–6 Da Bury
Da Bury picked up their first big attacking performance of the season with a 6–3 victory. And they did it with an unusual approach: Give the ball to Kenny Bonilla and Landon Goodman. Both players scored hat tricks.
Club Zaragoza got three from Diego Garcia and Luis Marin, but Da Bury's two-man scoring machine proved too much.
POM: Brandon Esparza – Club Zaragoza
POM: Daniel Nava – Da Bury

Unatletico Madrid 7–0 Wanderers
Unatletico Madrid followed up their Week 1 win with another convincing performance.
This time, they kept a clean sheet.
Brad Anderson scored three, James Olpin added two, and Bailey Schmutz and David Morley each scored one.
Wanderers couldn't find a way through. Unatletico Madrid are officially making themselves rather difficult to ignore.
POM: James Olpin – Unatletico Madrid

Real Old 7–5 Chaos FC
This one was chaos. Appropriately. Twelve goals.
Real Old came out on top 7–5, with Sean Hayes scoring an incredible five goals. Dana Cuomo added two.
Chaos FC weren't exactly quiet themselves, with Philip Beasley scoring twice, Moises Hernandez scoring twice and Henery Thompson adding another. Five goals for Sean Hayes. That's not a hat trick.
That's a "please give someone else a turn" performance.
POM: Philip Beasley – Chaos FC
POM: Sean Hayes – Real Old

Footballers 3–1 Got Any Icy Hot
Footballers picked up a solid 3–1 victory. E Oliva scored twice and Richard Gavidia added another.
Brian Mortensen scored for Got Any Icy Hot. Once again, we hope everyone remembered to stretch.
Especially the team called Got Any Icy Hot.
POM: Anthony Gentile – Got Any Icy Hot
POM: Richard Gavidia – Footballers

Sunderville FC 7–0 Tiburones Rojos
Sunderville FC are clearly enjoying themselves.
Bryce Brakman and Jonathan Stanley both scored twice, while Nicolas Velasquez and Paul also found the net.
Tiburones Rojos couldn't find an answer.
After two weeks, Sunderville have clearly decided that conceding goals is not part of their plans.

Mixtiado FC 7–3 Telameto FC
Mixtiado FC continue to produce goals.
Telameto FC actually made them work for it, with Martin Ramirez scoring twice and Alex Hesiquio adding another.
But Mixtiado had six different scorers contributing to the victory.
Stephen Behnke.
Jeffrey Cochran.
William Humphrey.
Jake Flynn.
Issac Riffle.
Sebastian Rivera. And another two from Issac. That's some serious distribution.
POM: Martin Ramirez – Telameto FC
POM: Issac Riffle – Mixtiado FC

Burnout FC 8–0 Los Mancos FC
Burnout FC have apparently taken their name personally.
They are burning through everyone.
Alex Stillman scored four.
Greg Lowe scored two.
Carter Birdsall and Evan Bischoff added one each.
Los Mancos FC couldn't find a way onto the scoreboard.
Eight goals.
Zero conceded.
POM: Udson Audath – Los Mancos FC

Titans FC 9–2 Trash Pandas FC
Titans FC are another team making plenty of noise.
Nine goals.
Jackson Baker scored three, while Steven Amoroso, Jordan Charles, Rene Cottrell, Justin Deffenbaugh and Cole Krehnbrink all contributed.
Trash Pandas FC scored twice through Khalid Lamont and Jason Reed, but Titans were simply too strong.
POM: Justin Deffenbaugh – Titans FC
POM: Jason Reed – Trash Pandas FC

FCD40 13–0 Mazeppa Legends
FCD40 have apparently decided that normal scorelines are beneath them.
Travis Bobb – 3
Huixtocihuatl Cibrian – 3
Scott Flowers – 2
David Correa – 2
Chris Walker – 3
Five different scorers.
Three players with hat tricks.
POM: Anders Nelson – Mazeppa Legends
POM: David Correa – FCD40

Tuzos FC 6–4 DC Aguila
A ten-goal thriller. Tuzos FC came out on top 6–4, with Jose Perez scoring three and Axel Ramirez adding two.
Bryan Contreras scored the other.
DC Aguila had goals from Milton Alfaro, David Cordova and Geovani Vega.
Four goals weren't enough. Six were. That's how football works.

Highbury FC 5–4 Velocity FC
Another absolute thriller. Highbury FC edged Velocity FC by a single goal in a nine-goal match.
Joseph Bernhardt scored twice, while Jose Gonzalez, Jorge Mendez and Maurizio Paniconi each added one.
Velocity answered through Christian Castillo, Jerson Hernandez and Anthony Wagner. Highbury held on.
POM: Jason Amaguana – Highbury FC

Brisket Rovers 7–2 Smashed FC
Brisket Rovers put together a very balanced attack. Seven different scorers.
Cameron Murray
Augustus Savage
Mark Baker
Allie Jacobson
Andrew Martin
Sophie McKnight
Ryan James
Smashed FC responded through Jose Calix and David Jolicoeur, but Brisket Rovers were comfortably ahead.
POM: Zach Morris – Brisket Rovers

FC Diabolical 4–1 Weaklink FC
FC Diabolical picked up another victory, defeating Weaklink FC 4–1.
Scott Flowers continued his excellent start to the season with two goals.
Curtis Lagman and Jeffrey Moncada added one each.
Weaklink FC found the net through Luis Rivera Silvan.
POM: Kevin Smith – FC Diabolical

And to everyone who played, competed, helped, refereed, supported and kept things positive:
THANK YOU.
LET'S KEEP IT GOING
Two weeks down.

See everyone in Week 3! Have a lovely holiday weekend.

08/27/2026

Morning MASA!

Welcome back, everyone, to another season of adult soccer, in Mooresville, NC. What a night.

DON'T FORGET TO CHECKOUT THE WEBSITE: League Standings, POM and Golden Boot race standings. Game schedule. League rules and player handbook as well.

REGISTRATION IS OPEN UNTIL 11:59pm on Sunday for week 2. Get the last few stragglers signed-up.

Week 1 of the Fall 7v7 season is officially in the books, and what a start it was.
The weather certainly tried to make things interesting in the late games, but the storm looked at everyone having fun and changed direction. There were moments when it looked like Mother Nature was considering joining the league, but thankfully the teams kept things moving.
And speaking of teams... A Huge Thank You for the Sportsmanship
A special shout-out to Toffee's FC, Weaklink FC, and Unatletico Madrid, who were absolutely brilliant with their sportsmanship. That kind of attitude is exactly what we want to see on the field. It is noticed, it is appreciated, and it makes everyone's night better.
A massive thank you to everyone who contributed to a positive atmosphere.

The Referees Survived! The refs showed up. They ran around. They made calls. They tried their best.
And remarkably, they weren't chased out of the park with pitchforks.
Thank you to our referees for putting in the work and helping us get the season started.

Players Worked Their Socks Off
Week 1 also provided the usual collection of adult soccer injuries that aren't quite injuries until tomorrow morning.
Tight hamstrings? Probably. Dodgy ankles? Almost certainly. Questionable knees? We don't want to know.
And then there were the diving headers. Because apparently normal headers weren't dangerous enough.

The best part? Very few yellow cards! Let's keep that trend going. We're trying to play soccer, not recreate the Battle of Britain.

WEEK 1 RECAP -- Now Onto the Football!

Highbury FC 5-3 Club Zaragoza
Highbury FC opened the season with an eight-goal thriller.
Joseph Bernhardt, Matthew Johnson, Anthony Mendez, Maurizio Paniconi and Christian Rivas each found the net, giving Highbury five different scorers.
Club Zaragoza kept things competitive with three goals of their own, but Highbury held on for the opening-night victory.
POM: Brandon Esparza – Club Zaragoza

DC Aguila 6-4 Los Mancos FC
Ten goals.
That's right.
Ten.
DC Aguila edged Los Mancos FC in a match where the goalkeepers presumably spent most of the evening wondering why they bothered bringing gloves.
A fantastic attacking battle to kick off the season.

CCFC Phoenix 6-2 Race City Hooligans
CCFC Phoenix wasted no time getting their season moving in the right direction.
Hogan Schrader produced a hat trick, while Kendrick Reese added two more as Phoenix put six on the board.
Race City Hooligans answered with goals from Arath Navarrete and Alexander Piro, but Phoenix had too much firepower.
POM: Angel Hernandez – Race City Hooligans
POM: Hogan Schrader – CCFC Phoenix

Tossers Reunited 4-3 C-Town FC
Now this was a proper 7v7 match.
Seven goals, plenty of action and only one goal separating the sides at the final whistle.
Kendall Bertaux led the way for Tossers Reunited with two goals, while John Bejarano and Ernesto Waines added one each.
C-Town weren't going quietly, with Brain Stepanek scoring all three of their goals.
Unfortunately for C-Town, three wasn't quite enough.
POM: Kendall Bertaux – Tossers Reunited
POM: Bryan Roach – C-Town FC

Tuzos FC 3-2 Da Bury
A tight one here.
Da Bury kept things close, but Tuzos FC managed to find the winning margin.
Jose Perez was the standout, earning Player of the Match honors and, according to the score sheet, apparently deciding that scoring was his responsibility.

Mixtiado FC 4-4 Velocity FC
A draw. Eight goals. Nobody willing to defend. Everyone having a lovely time.
Mixtiado had goals from Stephen Behnke, Jeffrey Cochran and William Humphrey, while Velocity FC had four different scorers. A proper back-and-forth 7v7 battle that ended with both teams taking a point.
POM: Jeffrey Cochran – Mixtiado FC

Sunderville FC 5-1 Got Any Icy Hot
Sunderville FC got their season off to a flying start with a convincing five-goal performance.
Nicolas Velasquez scored twice, while Kyle Guenther added another.
Got Any Icy Hot managed one through Brian Mortensen, who at least ensured the scoreboard wasn't entirely one-sided.
POM: Charles Warren – Sunderville FC
POM: Brian Mortensen – Got Any Icy Hot
And yes...
After this game, the name Got Any Icy Hot suddenly became less of a team name and more of a medical request.

FCD40 7-3 Real Old
Another high-scoring affair.
FCD40 came out firing with seven goals, led by an absolutely ridiculous five-goal performance from Scott Flowers.
Five.
That's the sort of night where you start wondering if someone accidentally put the difficulty setting on "Easy."
Real Old battled back with three goals from Sean Hayes, Jason Robinson and Justin Smith, but FCD40 had too much going forward.
POM: Justin Smith – Real Old
POM: Scott Flowers – FCD40

Footballers 6-2 Chaos FC
Chaos FC brought the chaos.
Footballers brought the goals.
Brian Cone was responsible for five of the six Footballers goals, producing another huge individual performance.
E Oliva added the sixth, while Kaitlin Breed and Bob Johnson scored for Chaos FC.
Despite the name, Chaos FC couldn't quite create enough chaos to turn the game around.
POM: Brian Cone – Footballers
POM: Eder Levi Valdez Rico – Chaos FC

Tiburones Rojos 4-2 Mazeppa Legends
Tiburones Rojos came away with a solid opening-night victory.
Mazeppa Legends managed two goals through PJ Brassard and Bret Haynie, but Tiburones had enough attacking power to secure the three points.
POM: Carmelo Quiroz Ruiz – Tiburones Rojos

Burnout FC 7-2 Telameto FC
Burnout FC certainly didn't ease themselves into the season.
They went straight to work.
Alex Stillman scored three, Nathan Adams added two and Greg Lowe and Carter Birdsall chipped in with one each.
Telameto FC found the net twice through Martin Ramirez and Alex Hesiquio, but Burnout were simply too hot to handle.
Seven goals.
Apparently Burnout FC isn't just a team name.
It's a warning.
Prime Fútbol 10-3 Smashed FC
Ten.
Goals.
Prime Fútbol absolutely exploded onto the Fall 7v7 scene.
Landon Chapman and Greyson Deaton both scored three, while Danilo Bordogna, Antwan Gomez, Matthew Robinson and Carter Wylie all added one.
Smashed FC did manage three goals through Antonni Palacios, but Prime Fútbol had already left the building by then.
POM: Luis Mejia – Prime Fútbol
POM: Josr Calix Rios – Smashed FC

Titans FC 6-1 Wanderers
Titans FC made a strong opening statement.
Steven Amoroso and Rene Cottrell both scored twice, while Jordan Charles and Justin Deffenbaugh added one apiece.
Wanderers found one through Lucas Martin, but Titans controlled the match and walked away with a comfortable victory.

La Familia 5-2 Toffee's FC
La Familia picked up three points, but this game deserves some extra recognition.
Toffee's FC were one of the teams who stood out for their sportsmanship, and that's worth celebrating just as much as the scoreline.
La Familia were led by a hat trick from Rocky Bravo, with Travis Cartner and Ryan Murphy also scoring.
Toffee's answered through Franyane Pina and Mancho Romaric.
POM: Ryan Murphy – La Familia
POM: Mancho Romaric – Toffee's FC
Three points for La Familia.
A lot of respect for Toffee's.
Real Caguama 6-1 Frijoleros FC
Real Caguama came out flying.
Darwin Lopez scored twice, while Juan Arteaga, Irvin Gomez, Jeyson Reyes and Magdiel Sevilla each found the net.
Rafael Sanchez grabbed the consolation for Frijoleros FC.
POM: Rafael Sanchez – Frijoleros FC
POM: Darwin Lopez – Real Caguama

Steven and Friends 3-2 Brisket Rovers
A close one to finish the night.
Steven and Friends edged Brisket Rovers 3-2, with Jeremiah Bush, Julian Connor and Joshua Ruiz all scoring.
Brisket Rovers kept things interesting through Cameron Murray and Augustus Savage, but Steven and Friends held on.
POM: Derek Chacon – Steven and Friends
POM: Sophie McKnight – Brisket Rovers

FC Diabolical 7-2 Trash Pandas FC
FC Diabolical finished the night with another impressive attacking performance.
Trash Pandas FC managed two goals, but Diabolical put seven on the board to take a convincing opening victory.
After one week, the rest of the league has officially been warned.
Unatletico Madrid 5-3 Weaklink FC
A great way to close out Week 1.

Weaklink FC battled hard and put three goals past Unatletico Madrid, but the visitors eventually pulled away for a 5-3 victory.
Both teams also deserve recognition for the sportsmanship shown during the evening.
POM: Brad Anderson – Unatletico Madrid

Week 1 Team of the Week
Prime Fútbol
It's difficult to ignore a 10-goal performance.
Prime Fútbol scored more goals in one match than some teams manage in an entire season.
Landon Chapman and Greyson Deaton led the charge with three each, and the attack clearly arrived ready to play.

Week 1 Golden Boot Watch
Scott Flowers – FCD40: 5 goals
Brian Cone – Footballers: 5 goals
Jose Perez – Tuzos FC: 4 goals
Landon Chapman – Prime Fútbol: 3 goals
Greyson Deaton – Prime Fútbol: 3 goals
Alex Stillman – Burnout FC: 3 goals
Rocky Bravo – La Familia: 3 goals
Hogan Schrader – CCFC Phoenix: 3 goals
It's only Week 1, but the Golden Boot race has already decided to get silly.

THANK YOU!
Most importantly, thank you to everyone who made Week 1 such a fun start to the Fall 7v7 season.
Players, referees, coaches, captains, and everyone else who showed up ready to play—we appreciate you.
The football was competitive.
The goals were plentiful.
The hamstrings were sacrificed.
And somehow, we got through Week 1 with very few yellow cards.
Let's keep it going.
See you all in Week 2!

08/18/2026

Evening MASA,

The Summer 11v11 season has concluded and will in style this Wednesday, August 19th at 7pm. When we will hold our end of season presentation night at Del Sur Fresh Mex and Cantina. This will give us an opportunity to celebrate the league and the winners.

The following teams and players will have a trophy to pickup. At Del Sur

SUMMER 2026 11v11
DIVISION 1
LEAGUE WINNERS QCP FC:
TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS: CCFC PHOENIX
GOLDEN BOOT WINNER: Darlan Banegas
PLAYER OF THE SEASON: Ethan Holden

DIVISION 2
LEAGUE WINNERS: MUMMIES FC
TOURNAMENT WINNERS: MUMMIES FC
GOLDEN BOOT WINNER: Gustavo Medina
PLAYER OF THE SEASON: Gustavo Medina

We look forward to seeing you at Del Sur Fresh Mex and Cantina, 129 Gateway Blvd, Mooresville, NC, 28117. At 7pm.

There will be food available from the league.

Thank you.

08/10/2026

Who wants to play?
Teams only.
8v8.
DIVISIONS
Open and Over 40

Cash prize based on 6 teams. More teams, bigger cash prize.

Email [email protected]

Go to www.mooresvilleadultsoccer.com

08/08/2026

SUMMER 11v11 Division 2 FINAL

MUMMIES FC 3 0 TRASH PANDAS

It was a fun game to watch. The game having chances at both ends. With Mummies FC coming out on top. With Trash Pandas pushing for the leveller, MFC, were able to take advantage and kill the game off late on. Both teams earn each others respect. Well played everyone.

Congratulations to MUMMIES FC

One more Final this coming Wednesday, August 12th.
August 12th 8:00 PM CCFC PHOENIX v MIXTIADO FC CRP 1

PLAYER REGISTRATION for Fall 7v7 is now open at www.mooresvilleadultsoccer.com

08/01/2026

Darlan unfortunately injured himself on Wednesday during an Adult Soccer game!

There is a GoFundMe available for those who would like to help while he is unable to work.

We wish Darlan a quick recovery!

Hi, my name is Darlan. I am father of one son and sole provider for my family. Unfortunately, I suffered an injury to my left knee and I will need surgery. I need some help while I recovery due to not being able to work for some time. Thank you in advance for any help and God Bless You!

Hola, me llamo Darlan. Soy padre de un niño y el único proveedor de mi fa… Darlan Banegas needs your support for Ayuda a Darlan - Hoy por mi, mañana por ti!