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| Tournament Cancelled |
Due to the current and expected weather and field conditions, we will have to cancel AFC Lightning's Spring Challenge. Teams will receive a partial refund. Our rules allow for a 50% return, but we expect to be able to give back more than that.
A combination of factors have led to our decision. First, with so much slush on the roads, the snow continuing to fall and temperatures expected to drop dramatically before morning everything will freeze over, making travel difficult and dangerous, even for a noon start.
The amount of snow on the fields is also a factor. When it does start to mealt it will probably just sit there and not run off, making playing conditions very dangerous. It would also possibly lead to a lot of damage to the fields.
I apologize for having to cancel, but there's nothing we can do about the weather. Hopefully making the decision at this time will not be too much of an inconvenience to all of you who had planned on participating.
Thanks again for your patience through all of this, Bryan

Field 4 on Friday Evening click here for more snow pics from McCurry
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AFC Lightning's Spring Challenge Welcomes the Atlanta Beat
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Atlanta's newest professional team will be visiting AFC Lightning's Spring Challenge on Sunday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Representatives of the Atlanta Beat will have special season ticket deal offers for tournament participants, as well as a prize wheel and general information about the new team and 2010 season. The Beat will open WPS home play on May 9th at the first stadium built specifically for Women's Pro Soccer.
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Tournament Update
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| The schedules have been released. Click on the "Teams" menu to get to them.
Coaches, if there is a problem with your schedule, please email me before Saturday to see if it can be resolved. After that I will not entertain any changes.
Thanks for you patience and support, Bryan
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We Have Moved to Pre-Season!
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| This year we are moving the Spring Challenge from a March midseason tournament to a February pre-season tournament. It was felt that with the number of weekends during the spring season already limited it was a stretch asking teams to take another one off, thus the move to pre-season.
Bryan McDermott
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