Live coverage of day 3 at 2012 Jefferson Cup boys weekend
\r\n\r\n12:00: <\/strong><\/em>As we approach lunch time, two teams have completed runs of perfection. In U18 Championship play, Sereno 94 Boys White (AZ) scored three goals in each win, completing its 3-0 cup run with a 3-1 victory over PA Classics Elite 93. In U17 Championship, NEFC Elite (MA) also finished with a perfect 3-0 record after edging United 1996 FC (KY) 1-0.\r\n\r\n–\r\n\r\n11:45: <\/strong><\/em>Is your team in the tournament final? When is the game and where? Click here<\/a> to find updated information on today’s Jefferson Cup finals.\r\n\r\n–\r\n\r\n11:30: <\/em><\/strong>As always, you can follow quick updates on results from all over the Jefferson Cup here<\/a>. At the moment in U18 Championship play, Sereno 94 Boys White is up on PA Classics Elite 3-1.<\/a>\r\n\r\n–\r\n\r\n11:00: <\/em><\/strong>Here are a few updates for you all as we await the end of the Jefferson Cup. It’s been a spectacular event so far! In U17 ASL, NC Alliance goes into halftime with a 2-0 lead over SOCA Lightening at West Creek, with Mamadou Kelleh scoring both. In U13 Championship, Charlotte United FC Gold is up 3-1 on Norcross Fury Premier. Both are undefeated and playing for a spot in the final!\r\n\r\n–\r\n\r\n10:30: <\/em><\/strong>As the showcases wrap up today, many fans are excited to see the top talent on the U14 and U15 levels battle it out for hardware. The Championship division should see a few physical, well-fought encounters here shortly. The U15 final will be at 12:45 p.m. at Striker Park field two in the battle of the Carolinas. Twin City 96 of North Carolina will face CESA Premier 96 of South Carolina. Twin City (17 total points to win Group A) slipped into the final by just one point, losing its first game 2-1 before winning the last two 1-0. For CESA, 28 points and a perfect 3-0 record sees the team in the finals comfortably, doubling up the other contenders in the Group B. This match should be an eventful one. The South Carolina team has eight goals, but the North Carolina club has only allowed two. Something has to give.\r\n\r\n-See earlier posts in next page-\r\n
