La Jolla youth soccer wins second

Jan. 22, 2009

2:13 PM

The girls under 9 impact soccer team placed second in the girls under 9 division, in the San Diego President’s Cup Tournament Jan. 17 and 18.

The La Jolla Youth Soccer League, Impact Team, Girls Under 9 Division
Coach: Karl Andrews

Players in photo from left: Kate, Grace, Robyn, Alexandra, Samantha, Madeline, Danielle, Madison, Cambria, Brianna and Rachael

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