2009 was a strong year for the U14 Girls, who finished their USL season with a 7-4-1 record, a mere five points shy of a SYL Finals spot.

The club would like to congratulate Courtney Killingsworth (right) on her 2009 U14 Girls MVP award.

Fury 2  - B.W. Rhode Island 0

Set to play at high noon at Wheeler Farm in Warwick, RI,  the Fury were struck by the tall grass and the air that was thick with humidity.

 

Fury 4 Black Watch N.Y.0

Blame it on being Monday  and a wonky GPS -  after the bus driver got a little lost, Alexa D's superior knowledge of the GPS  put us back on track and to the field in Schenectady 45 minutes before game time.

Under clear skies and an intensely hot sun, the Fury played their last home game against Nordic Soccer Club. Trying out a new formation, it took the Fury a while to settle into the game. Nordic came out aggressively and attacked the net, but the defenders and Aidan (keeper) held them back and the half ended without a goal being scored.    

In the second half, Alex went into nets for Aidan who had injured her foot in a scramble near the net. The girls, now settled, were controlling much of the play and although they had a couple of scoring opportunities they could not find the net. After what seemed to be a very short 70 minutes, the whistle blew and the score was 0-0.

Under grey skies and the threat of rain, the U14 Fury girls finally met Seacoast United, the division leaders, on home turf for an early morning match.

Fury girls dominated Black Watch in a 1-0 win
It was a cool blustery May day in Ottawa, but the girls were fired up and focused for their inaugural home game of the summer. The final score of 1-0 does not give an accurate picture of how strong the U14 girls were in this game.