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Cat fighting gets ugly during BYU vs. New Mexico women's soccer match
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The referee let that game get out of control. First offense he pulls out a the yellow card. Second offense, red card. Problem solved.
There must be something in the air.
From Rhode Island, Providence, news, sports, entertainment, ads | projo.com | The Providence Journal
Division IV girls soccer: Woonsocket 5, Tolman 0; punches thrown, stands cleared
10:52 AM EST on Monday, November 9, 2009
By MIKE SZOSTAK Journal Sports Writer
PROVIDENCE ??? The Woonsocket girls delivered another championship to their economically battered city Sunday night when they defeated Tolman, 5-0, in the MetLife Soccer Classic Girls Division IV Championship at Rhode Island College.
The Villa Novans beat the Tigers for the second consecutive season and finished with a 17-0-1 record. Tolman, playing in its fourth consecutive final, finished 14-2-2. The Tigers were the 2007 D-IV champions.
A bench-clearing scuffle in the final minute, the aftermath of a collision between two players, resulted in punches being thrown and the referee ending the game at that point.
As the post-game awards ceremony was beginning, pushing and shoving in the grandstand between fans of the two teams caused Tom Mezzanotte, executive director of the Rhode Island Interscholastic League, to end the ceremony immediately. He had already presented the runner-up plaque to Tolman so he handed the championship plaque and a bag of medals to Woonsocket coach Kathy Fagnant and a bag of runner-up medals to someone from the Tolman coaching staff.
Mezzanotte then ordered each team to remain at its respective bench until the grandstand and parking lots cleared.
Fagnant was upset at the way the game ended and that her team did not receive the recognition it deserved.
???Two girls ruined it for everyone,??? she said. ???We???re both physical teams. I don???t know how the banter went, but things got out of control.???
???We???ve always had a rivalry with them,??? said Woonsocket midfielder Brooke Coderre, one of six seniors on the team and the tournament???s Most Valuable Player.
Many of the Woonsocket players were on the 2008 team and several were on the championship basketball team, Woonsocket???s first, last winter. Coderre was the MVP of that tournament as well.
???I was talking to Sam Landry (winger and captain) about how special it is to play for your hometown, play for your fans, make everybody proud. Coach told us that if we don???t do it for ourselves, then do it for our parents, who give us so much support, and for our friends.???
She noted the sizable contingent from Woonsocket, led by a group of bare-chested boys with the letters of the city painted on their chests.
Four different Woonsocket players scored. Defender Allyson Cartier got the first when she drilled a direct kick low to the right side, beating the Tolman keeper Jennifer Boisclair at 5:41. Winger Krislyn Godin made it 2-0 at 19:34 when she knocked the ball into an empty net after Boisclair had come out to her right to smother the crossing pass from Landry. Kristin Cahill connected on a shot from the left at 58:27, and Nicole Boucher blasted one home 21 seconds later. Cahill scored again at 77:56.
Keeper Kayla Cullerton earned the shutout.
From Rhode Island, Providence, news, sports, entertainment, ads | projo.com | The Providence Journal
Division IV girls soccer: Woonsocket 5, Tolman 0; punches thrown, stands cleared
10:52 AM EST on Monday, November 9, 2009
By MIKE SZOSTAK Journal Sports Writer
PROVIDENCE ??? The Woonsocket girls delivered another championship to their economically battered city Sunday night when they defeated Tolman, 5-0, in the MetLife Soccer Classic Girls Division IV Championship at Rhode Island College.
The Villa Novans beat the Tigers for the second consecutive season and finished with a 17-0-1 record. Tolman, playing in its fourth consecutive final, finished 14-2-2. The Tigers were the 2007 D-IV champions.
A bench-clearing scuffle in the final minute, the aftermath of a collision between two players, resulted in punches being thrown and the referee ending the game at that point.
As the post-game awards ceremony was beginning, pushing and shoving in the grandstand between fans of the two teams caused Tom Mezzanotte, executive director of the Rhode Island Interscholastic League, to end the ceremony immediately. He had already presented the runner-up plaque to Tolman so he handed the championship plaque and a bag of medals to Woonsocket coach Kathy Fagnant and a bag of runner-up medals to someone from the Tolman coaching staff.
Mezzanotte then ordered each team to remain at its respective bench until the grandstand and parking lots cleared.
Fagnant was upset at the way the game ended and that her team did not receive the recognition it deserved.
???Two girls ruined it for everyone,??? she said. ???We???re both physical teams. I don???t know how the banter went, but things got out of control.???
???We???ve always had a rivalry with them,??? said Woonsocket midfielder Brooke Coderre, one of six seniors on the team and the tournament???s Most Valuable Player.
Many of the Woonsocket players were on the 2008 team and several were on the championship basketball team, Woonsocket???s first, last winter. Coderre was the MVP of that tournament as well.
???I was talking to Sam Landry (winger and captain) about how special it is to play for your hometown, play for your fans, make everybody proud. Coach told us that if we don???t do it for ourselves, then do it for our parents, who give us so much support, and for our friends.???
She noted the sizable contingent from Woonsocket, led by a group of bare-chested boys with the letters of the city painted on their chests.
Four different Woonsocket players scored. Defender Allyson Cartier got the first when she drilled a direct kick low to the right side, beating the Tolman keeper Jennifer Boisclair at 5:41. Winger Krislyn Godin made it 2-0 at 19:34 when she knocked the ball into an empty net after Boisclair had come out to her right to smother the crossing pass from Landry. Kristin Cahill connected on a shot from the left at 58:27, and Nicole Boucher blasted one home 21 seconds later. Cahill scored again at 77:56.
Keeper Kayla Cullerton earned the shutout.
She must've been PMS'ing that day, damn she was ruthless.... Soccer girls have nice legs btw....
steroids obviously.
jk
jk
looked kinda like Tesla at a concert when her feet are getting stepped on. 
this stupid ass radio station that my wife listens to every morning actually said it must have been a "roid rage".
she's got a vacant look on her face.
this stupid ass radio station that my wife listens to every morning actually said it must have been a "roid rage".
hemorrhoids maybe.
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She has been suspended indefinitely
Elizabeth Lambert of New Mexico Lobos women's soccer suspended for rough play - ESPN
Elizabeth Lambert of New Mexico Lobos women's soccer suspended for rough play - ESPN
That chick is a gamer.
aside from her pulling that chick down by her hair it really wasn't much different than a hockey game.
aside from her pulling that chick down by her hair it really wasn't much different than a hockey game.
i think that girl might have a second career just around the bend.
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It looked like the girl having her hair pulled started crying. I couldn't help but to start 
as soon as I saw that. That chick in the orange was hardcore. She played soccer like we played football in high school.
as soon as I saw that. That chick in the orange was hardcore. She played soccer like we played football in high school.
As she should be! Damn she thought she was in rugby with no rules.
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aside from her pulling that chick down by her hair it really wasn't much different than a hockey game.
I feel the same about them too.
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As a soccer ref my question is where were the AR's(the side refs) and why were they not watching behind the play for action of this nature. thats one thing thats stressed to AR's is to also watch behind the play. also a lot of her fouls seem to come while playing the ball yet nothing called by center ref...strange
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I must have watched this a dozen times, this girl needs to sign up for MMA.
