May 12th / 3:00 PM
From spring fling a new pickup soccer game has started.
The first meetup with be this Sunday 3PM 5/12 at Jefferson Elementary School - 1400 New Garden Road, GSO
-Please bring a black shirt and a white shirt so we can make teams
-The game will be 60 minutes
-Please leave your dogs at home
Being that this is the first game we are looking for players to come out and assist with the formation of this pickup game.
At the meeting we will discuss alternative locations, Dates/times. We really just want to take advantage of the weather finally turning around and get a good game in. We are looking for 14-20 people
Contact Charles Walsh at synergsports@gmail.com to sign up!
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Speakers will include Greensboro City Councilmember, Nancy Hoffmann.
Purchase lunch in advance online -- or bring your own lunch!
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