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2009 First Week

The first week of practice was wrapped up with the annual Orange and White scrimmage. The 2009 Rock Springs Tiger Soccer team is 40 players strong.

The Varsity Captains were announced on Monday with Gilbert Gonzalez, Garrett Hay, Erick Mata and Luke Aust getting enough of their teammate's votes to be appointed as captains.


On Saturday the team was divided into 2 teams and played a full 80 minute game. The White team was victorious coming away with a 4 to 0 win. Players on the White team were Garrett Hay, Gilbert Gonzalez, Wes Magagna, Matt Lehman, Cody Rall, Austin Lever, Pat Walker, Daulton Grube, Tevin Beaver, Kortny Lancaster, Alex Arambel, Kohl Stewart, Dakota Schneider, Rolando Gallarza and Santiago Flores. Gus Wagner and Tyler Wilkinson combined for a shutout victory as the White teams keepers. Goals were scored by Daulton Grube, Tevin Beaver, Gilbert Gonzalez and Matt Lehman.


Up Next For the Tigers: Varsity - Saturday March 21st at Worland Jamboree (9am vs Lander, 1pm vs Cody, 3pm vs Worland). JV - Saturday March 21st at Riverton Jamboree

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