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The MP Blizzard (U13G) finished the fall season on top of the White division with a 7-1-1 record. After a tie and a last minute loss their first two matches of the season, the girls came on to win seven straight matches, including a double header against runner-up Lapeer WSC Galaxy avenging the earlier close decision. The Blizzard finished with 20 goals for and ONLY 4 goals against, including 5 shutouts. An incredible 15 goal differential! Team Members are: Kaley Pittsley, Katie Cummings, Liz Fancon, Layne Zucker, Sarah Pung, Sarah Pearson, Brittany Hartman, Mae Ping Sun, Victoria (Tori) Moscardelli, Alesha Davis, Lauren Booth, Delaina Neff, Lauren Lyon, Caitlin Hartman, Angeline Skowronski, and Shannon Bradley. Coaches Cora Armstrong, Mark Daisy, and Steve Hartman. Congratulations Ladies! Do It Again In the Spring!

2007 Golf Scramble Summary
On Saturday, June 9th, MPSC held the 2nd annual golf scramble, “Drive for Kids”. The weather was beautiful and fun was had by all. Eighteen teams participated in this very successful fundraiser. Please view the lists of our hole sponsors, prize sponsors and additional pictures on this website.

Thanks to the leadership of Mike & Sandy Rogers and volunteer, Sean Coffman, all went smoothly. Additional thanks to Steve Bradley, who secured the majority of our hole sponsors, as well as prize solicitors, Jeff, Beth, Kelly, Nina, Janis, Robbie, and Pat. If you are interested in helping on a committee for next year’s outing, contact Mike Rogers at 506-5568.

Mount Pleasant Storm - Midland Invitational Champions!


The Mt. Pleasant U11 girls (Storm) participated in the 25th Annual Midland Invitational over Mother’s Day weekend and walked away as champions. The girls battled both quality teams and wind over the two day event and finished with a perfect 4-0 record.

On Saturday the team faced an unknown commodity from Northville – The Nike Michigan Rush. We expected that the team would be well coached and consist of quality players; we were not disappointed. The Rush team was well skilled but could not hold off the strength and power of the Storm. Although the Storm took a 4-1 lead and controlled most of the game, the Rush fought back with some good play and narrowed the gap to a 4-3 final.

After a trip to the mall and the food court the girls were back on the field at 1:00 facing a team the Troy Blast. The Storm had faced the Blast in the Fall Midland tournament and won 2-1. The Storm took care of their business right away, never looking back, and winning with a decisive victory of 4-1.

Home for the night, back on Sunday for the Semi’s… The girls faced the Saginaw Hot Shots winning 4-1 and earning a spot in the championship game.

In the championship game the team was prepared to face Midland Green. Midland is a very strong team, which the Storm is well acquainted with, so we knew it would be a tough match. The Storm took the lead with a break through goal but Midland answered tying the game 1-1 at half time. With only two subs the girls were tired but knew they only had to dig deep for 30 more minutes. Not willing to give up, the Storm found the strength to pull ahead one more time. Midland threw everything but the kitchen sink at the Storm but the girls played tough defense and held on to the 2-1 victory.

Congratulations to the Storm (Freedom, Whitnee, Angeline, Katelyn, Tiffany, Shannon, Lauren, Ashley, Jenna, and Emma) on their tournament championship! Stay tuned for Petoskey and Saginaw…

Coach George