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Farmington Community & Senior Center at 321 New Britain Avenue in Unionville, Connecticut.
For those players who traveled to Farmington in recent years, the CSC is the twin building of the FPD, where the SCC
usually hosts regional Opens and Majors. The place is spacious, bright, air conditioned, with hardwood floor and is easily
accessible from I-84.
The room showed in the photo (4th from left) is Center's Meeting Room C. For the Nationals, tables will be set up in
the Meeting Room A+B+C (movable walls).
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New hot deal for all the players!
Southington's newly renovated Motel 6 offers a very competitive rate. A room with 2 beds and
private bathroom is only $ 55.99 per night. The Motel management would accept up to four (4)
guests per room (own sleeping bag or similar required). That would make $ 14-18 per player/night
(ok, it's a motel, but it's also 15 bucks per night!)
Motel 6 is conveniently located right off Exit 32 of I-84, on Route CT-10, 9 miles from the
tournament venue.
More Hotels here
Wanna camp? Click here
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Goal.com interviews Eddie Davidson (click here)
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Walker takes title, SCC, Sheridan and Eyes get it done.
The pride of Minnesota, Zach Walker (Midwest Premier) defeated Miguel Marques (SC-Connecticut) 3-0 in the final of
the ASA National Open and a total field of 31 players. This was Walker’s first win in the final, and breaks Washington’s
stranglehold on the Cup.
Walker bested Andreas Gasparini (Salem Subbuteo) 4-1, while Marques topped his club-mate Massimo Conturso 1-0.
In the Mary Jane Consolation event, Jody Schaaf (Savannah) defeated Steven Laskey (Philly Flickers) 2-1.
The National Team competition produced some of the most tense matches of the day with SC Connecticut -Black
taking the title over Washington’s immortal team. With Conturso, Miguel Marques, Ricky Marques, and Luis Silva getting
the results as Silva won 3-0 over Laskey to provide the needed goal differential (4-2) in a split match as Andrew Giffin
beat Ricky Marques 1-0 and the other matches were drawn.
SCC-Black used goal differential to overcome Maryland SC I, 5-3, and WTSL beat Midwest Premier 2-1 to advance to
the final.
Maryland’s domination of the U19’s was evident as three quarters of the finalists were from MSC, with Patrick Sheridan
getting the dramatic shootout win over club-mate Daniel Cranston (3-2) in a classic final. SCC’s Mike Eylward finished in
third with a (2-0) shootout win over MSC’s Stuart Russell.
The final competition saw MSC’s talisman Paul Eyes win the Veterans category with a 2-0 win over SCC’s Eddie
Davidson. Eyes beat Keith Constable 1-0 to advance to the final, while Davidson upset Schaaf 2-1 in overtime.
A great weekend of flicking, with a tremendous turnout, see you in St. Louis in 2007.
(by Eddie Davidson)
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National Championships Committee:
Eddie Davidson, Massimo Conturso, Luis Silva.
email
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