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Maine Lightning Soccer Club

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We are very happy to announce the change of roles on our board as well as welcome our new members. They are volunteering their time to join us and help to continue providing this amazing soccer program to the youth of our community.

And for the now closed positions:

• Club President - Ryan Kramlich has been voted our new Club President.
• Treasurer - Stefanie Boucher has joined our board and will take on the role as Treasurer.
• Tournament Director - Beth Ross previously held this role and did so with many years of experience that would ultimately be difficult to fill with just one person. We have decided to split this role to be managed by two people. Josh Hinds and April Corcoran will be Co-Directors.
• Uniform Manager - Katie Raymond has joined the board as a new member as well. She will be stepping in as the Uniform Manager.
• Field Assignor - David Scribellito has been coaching with the organization and has decided to volunteer on the board as well. He will take on our Field Assignor position. 
• Fundraising Coordinator - Jen Frederick will be joining the board and taking on the Fundraising Coordinator.
• Crossroads Decorations Manager - Carrie Prescott will now be our Crossroads Decorations Manager.

We are excited for 2023 and we have already begun planning for the upcoming soccer season. We hope to see you and your soccer players soon!

What a weekend!

Both U13 Boys and U13 Girls captured the State Championship Titles.

U13 Girls played a nail biting game against Westbrook that went all the way to penalty kicks. At the end of regulation time they were tied 2-2. They played 2, 5 minute, half's and were still tied. They even went through a full round of penalty kicks before ultimately winning. Both teams played very strong and should be proud of their hard work.

U13 Boys played on the same field and also had quite the thrilling game. They were trailing Coldbrook 1-0 at the half. However, they got in the groove in the second half. They scored early bringing the game to a tie.  They were able to score again late in the second half allowing them to win over Coldbrook with the final score 2-1.

Way to go Patriots!!! And thank you Sanford, the soccer community, and Soccer Maine for hosting. What a fantastic end of the season.

Founded in 1990 by Howard Hughes who had a vision and desire to create an opportunity for local youth to participate in soccer on a competitive level.  This foundation has grown to become the Patriot Soccer Club which consistently places more than 200 players on teams during both fall and spring seasons.  Additionally, the club runs foot skill and goalkeeper sessions throughout the summer months,  provides ball people for the high school teams and supports GNG recreation department soccer programs. 

The Patriot Soccer Club (PSC) is a  volunteer-based, 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization who's mission is to create and maintain a competitive soccer program for the youth of Gray / New Gloucester communities.