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🎉 Exciting News for Falcon Athletics Fans! 🎉
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new website! **What's New:**🌐 Modern and User-Friendly Interface🔍 Improved Navigation for Easy Access📅 Brand New Calendar Layout📸 Stunning Visuals and GalleriesClick this link to learn more about the site.
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New Athletic Website
Hey Everyone, We know that the 2018-2019 school year just wrapped up but, as promised, we are working hard already to make the 2019-2020 school year even better for you, our Falcon Fans. This is our new Athletic Website. We believe that the alerts, schedules, calendars, etc will be very helpful for you and we're excited to share this with you. GO FALCONS.
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SAC Spectator Policies 9/11/2020
9/11/2020 SAC Spectator Policies The SAC will follow all MHSAA directives and guidelines. If the MHSAA changes or clarifies spectator guidelines, the SAC will make those adjustments The athletic directors of the SAC view the opportunity for our fall athletes to compete as a real privilege. The current State of Michigan and MHSAA orders limit the number of people attending an athletic contest to two invited guests per participant. If the total number allowed in exceeds 100, that is considered “permitted excess”. All invited spectators must have a school issued pass. They will also be charged a $5 entry fee unless they have a Senior Pass. All entry fees must be exact change. There is no entry for anyone who does not have the school issued pass. All spectators must wear masks at all times while at the athletic contest. This includes going to the concession stand or rest room. Social distancing while watching the contest is strongly recommended. While this will a
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Hackett Catholic Prep High School
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Falcons showed their true heart against the Irish of Kalamazoo Hackett Prep on Wednesday May 19, 2021. It was senior night so there was an energy in the air unlike the previous games and the Falcons were ready to go. From kick off Constantine was aggressive and got two quick attacks on the Irish one run ended in a corner kick. Freshman Amaya Walker [28] launched a ball into the center of the 18, it got deflected back out towards Walker who drove a laser shot past the Irish keeper and for her first career goal at 2:57. In a quick return hustle play Kylie Roberts won a ball and worked it up into her power range and the Falcons got their second goal at 3:23. Over the course of the next 30 minutes the Falcons defended their hearts out. Led by Junior Sweeper Emilee Miller, they kept the Irish away from the Goal for the first 13 minutes until their first allow. Another Irish attack ended in a goal which tied the match 2-2. A free kick in the 28t
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Delton-Kellogg High School
Girls Varsity SoccerMonday night Constantine invited the Pathers of Delton-Kellogg to their field. For historical resonance the Panthers game in 2018-2019 ended in a mercy loss for the Falcons. To Current: The game was scheduled to start at 5 but was delayed due to communication issues with the referee staff until 6:00. Quickly ushered onto the field at their arrival the game started at 5:37 p.m. Without delay there was great pressure put on both teams. The panthers had a very strong defensive line who also from time to time pushed the ball to the falcon d-line. E.Miller led the Constantine defense to a great shut out half. Alyssa only chalked up 2 saves during the duration of the first forty minutes. K.Roberts, who had been playing a fullback/sweeper position for the past week, got her start again as an attacking forward. Quickly into the half Hofmeister and Roberts put together multiple shots on goal, 3 which were on target. Than
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Bronson Jr/Sr High School
Girls Varsity SoccerOn a chilly, wet night in Constantine the Falcon ladies prepared for their first home game of the season. They welcomed neighbor Bronson to their field in front of quite a home fan base. The first 15 minutes were engaging on both ends with Bronson putting up quite a battle on controlling the ball. The Viking GK denied the first 7 shot attempts from the Falcons before the first one got through. K. Roberts finally found her touch in the 17th minute which helped the team reset on the field. There was a lot of substitution on both sides of the field which kept the game pace fast. The Falcons got caught in a lot of offensive attacks when they got closed in by the invasive Viking defense. Trying to keep the possession of the ball was successful for the Falcon team until one too many touches caused turnovers and the Vikings capitalized as much as they could. At the close of the half the Falcons led 2-0. Coming out the second
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Watervliet High School
Girls Varsity SoccerMonday 4/26 Constantine took a trip to Watervliet for a match against the Panthers. The wind was strong but so were the Falcons, they opened up the first half with a quick goal inside of 4 minutes. It may have only been 1 but it lifted the Falcons out of a 2-game scoreless funk. With teamwork and good communication the Falcons were able to put together consecutive runs which started from the d-line and offensive attaches towards the Panther half. Constantine was able to make two more offensive attacks that resulted in goals. One from Cami McMillin who was just returning from an injury sustained during week 1. The field was narrow which resulted in a lot of quick up the line passes, but also rapid attacks from the Panthers. There was a lot of d-line to d-line balls with the wind so keeping ball control was cruicial. The beginning of the second half, with the winds help, allowed Watervliet to attack our holding mids and defense quite a bit.&
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Parchment High School
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Lady Falcons faced stiff competition on Wednesday April 21, 2021 when they faced Parchment. This was a very even match throughout. Unfortunately the end of the match said 0-3 in favor of the Panthers. This doesn't reflect the wonderful teamwork of the Falcons. The ultimate downfall was the ball didn't get into the net, even with multiple attempts. Kudos to the Panthers' GK who shut out all the Constantine offensive runs and attempts. Defensively the Falcons held the Panthers extremely well in the first half using the power of the holding mids E.Martinez and L.Dumm led by E. Miller. The Falcons are on the road yet again on Monday 4/26/2021 to face Watervliet. Good Luck Ladies
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Saugatuck High School
Girls Varsity SoccerCONSTANTINE LADY FALCONS SOCCER Monday April 19, 2021 Constantine took the trip to Saugatuck High School, All other Falcon sporting events were canceled due to weather conditions. The Constantine girls started play strong and together kept the Trailblazers out of the back of the net for the first 29 minutes. The defensive shut down was led by senior Keeper Alyssa who canceled 11 attempts from Saugatuck [8 direct SOGs]. Saugatuck utilized their entire team in working the ball up the field, keeping possession 70% of the game. Constantine fought tooth and nail to make their touches count and they did. Even while only possessing the ball 28-29% of the first half we got 2 shots on goal and 4 solid attacking patterns the first half. Going into the second half Saugatuck turned on the heat in the chilly 40o match. The first ten minutes were lax on both ends and then the Trailblazers broke down our defense and knocked in two well played ball
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Buchanan High School
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Lady Falcons started out their weekend with a Victory over the Buchanan team. After a delayed arrival to the field the girls got warmed up and ready for the game in record time. We started the game in true Falcon fashion 'Win the first 5 minutes.' Led by 3-year starter, Senior Kylie Roberts (#10), the Falcons kept the ball on the Buck side for almost the entirety of the first 40 minutes. At the end of 40:00 Constantine came out with a 4-0 lead and Alyssa Parmer had a perfect half. The movement from the defensive line was strong which led to incredible offensive attacks. Also key midfield marking by Erika Martinez and Leah Dumm, who kept Buchanan's key players contained. Going into the second half we committed to controlling the middle of the field and playing an elevated passing game. Overcoming numerous off-side errors the Constantine Falcons remained resilient and put the ball right back on their half. The
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Schoolcraft High School
Girls Varsity SoccerOn Monday April 12th the Girls Varsity picked back up their game schedule against Schoolcraft at their field. This was our first reunion since prior to Spring Break & Easter. It resulted in a loss to the Eagles (9-1 M.) It was a rich game of back and forth play and a lot of positive possessions for the Falcons but after a quick 2 score start from Schoolcraft, our team had to adjust our play and pick up man marking. Amidst the very physical game there was quite a bit of contact on both sides which elevated the level of exhaustion for a first game back on the pitch, the result was a combined 5 fouls. Key possession: There were 12:17 glorious minutes of teamwork and on/off the ball play from the Falcon women in response to a Third Goal from the Eagles near the 20th minute, this held off and disassemble the Eagles and held them scoreless for some of the first half. Falcon Defensive line, led by 3-Year veteran Emilee Miller (#4)
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Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Brandywine High School
Girls Varsity SoccerFALCONS SOCCER: The girls team set out to accomplish a season opening victory tonight at Niles Brandywine. With a great team effort and diligent footwork the game ended in a 7-1 win. The high wind posed a threat but didn't overtake a quick goal within the first minute. We had an amazing effort by our defense to keep the ball off our half and the pressure on the Bobcats. Speed & Ball work from the midfield to our forwards was key to releasing our shooters to the goal. Senior Keeper Alyssa Parmer, #37, chalked up 7 saves in this almost shut-out. Senior Forward Kylie Roberts, #10, tagged up a hat-trick & some with 4 goals and an assist. 1st one at :40. Senior Midfielder Grace Hofmeister, #3, added two goals. Senior Midfielder Leah Dumm, #9, in her first soccer match tallied 1 goal. Junior Midfielder Erika Martinez, #2, assisted in a goal for her team. *Yellow C
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