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| − | In 1994 the [[Camelot Scorpions]] extreme soccer franchise was formed in conjunction with the other five teams of the | + | In 1994 the [[Camelot Scorpions]] extreme soccer franchise was formed in conjunction with the other five teams of the [[PopularFreedom Extreme Soccer League| Extreme Soccer League]]. |
The team since the onset of their existence has been known for their tenacious scoring ability coupled with their speed. The most noteable achievements of the [[Camelot Scorpions]] includes: | The team since the onset of their existence has been known for their tenacious scoring ability coupled with their speed. The most noteable achievements of the [[Camelot Scorpions]] includes: | ||
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Contents
Overview
The Camelot Scorpions are apart of the Extreme Soccer League and play their games in the city of Camelot, PopularFreedom at Oceancove Field.
Motto
You can't hit what you can't catch.
History
In 1994 the Camelot Scorpions extreme soccer franchise was formed in conjunction with the other five teams of the Extreme Soccer League.
The team since the onset of their existence has been known for their tenacious scoring ability coupled with their speed. The most noteable achievements of the Camelot Scorpions includes:
- In 2002, after three failed attempts, the Camelot Scorpions finally won their first ESL championship with a 6-3 victory over the Lenita Wildcats in Lenita, PopularFreedom.
- In 2005, despite being massively clobbered in the hitting department by the Victory Union Broncos, the Scorpions, despite being extremely battered, were able to come away with a victory by a score of 7-3 to earn their second ESL championship.
Roster
- Coach=Steve Frankson
Goalie:
- 1=Walter Matthews
- 15=Derek York (backup)
Starters:
- 2=George Saralon
- 3=Roger Thomas
- 4=Peter Green
- 5=Vince Asagil
- 6=Albert Trecesi
- 7=Evan Gunter
- 8=William Cone
- 9=Harold Ollira
- 10=Garth Fosebo
- 11=Ivan Smithsonville
Substitutes:
- 12=Arnold Davis
- 13=Bill Douglas
- 14=Wayne Achini
