Tag: Sports

  • Friday Night Lights – Plano Football

    After fighting the wind, making a wrong turn, and major traffic, Josiah and I along with Hunter, made it to Texas stadium to watch the Plano Wildcats beat the Duncanville Panthers.

    The Game was pretty close in the first, but after half-time Plano came out in a big way, beating Duncanville 42 to 15.

    Even though it was cold, we had a lot of fun, saw a lot of our students.  The Football team played well, the Band sounded awesome, and the the Dancers performed really well.

    Josiah really had fun!  He now wants to play for the red team (he can’t say maroon) and he thinks every game is played at Texas Stadium.

  • Game On!!!!!

    (4) Missouri at Nebraska

    Hope we see another win.  Excited that I get to watch this one since its on ESPN!!!

  • Soccer 101 – We are getting better!

    Last Night was Josiah’s third soccer game, one in which he played three quarters.  He is really becoming pretty good when he stays focused on the game and not playing super heroes with his friend Brandon.  But at 4 years old, what can you expect?  However, I am learning a ton through this process.  I am learning a lot about myself, Josiah, other parents, other kids, and about a game I don’t know much about.

    As a kid, we played soccer at recess but that was it.  In Jr. High and High School it wasn’t even an option.  Times have changed and I don’t have to drive very far to see kids of all ages playing soccer.  This year is Josiah’s first year to play.  We have been working on dribbling the ball, kicking without falling down, and stealing the ball, (this is the simplest since I just tell him to try to get it from me, he thinks its a game).  These things seem to be working because he is getting better.  Words can’t explain how much fun it is for me to watch him have fun on the field. In fact, on Saturday, Stephanie and I even talked about possibly coaching Josiah’s soccer team next year. (scary I know)  Not that we are any better than the Coach that Josiah has this year, but hopefully the learning curve is not to big.  After all, I have a good resource with teenagers who could help us coach and make up for our lack of knowledge!  Could be an adventure!