The Robins are now 3-0 after another win over Anoka-Hennepin. Just as was the case in the previous two games, the Robins had to overcome a slow start on the offensive end of the floor and wear down the Mustang attack before pulling away in the second half of the game. The Robins found themselves tied 1-1 at the half after a first half Marcus Brady goal. Jose Leon Estrada finally got the offense going in the second half with two consecutive goals before Marcus Brady added three more of his own to make the final score 6-2. Estrada finished with 2 goals, while Brady had 4. Jayda Johnson tallied 2 assists while Micah Bomgardner, Nick Johnson and Ava Hetteen each had 1 assist. Edgar Kinanga led the defense with 16 blocked shots, and goalkeeper Mark Cleveland finished the game with 27 saves.

The game originally scheduled at Park Center on Wednesday, October 13 has been cancelled and replaced with a home game against Anoka-Hennepin at 4:15 PM at Armstrong High School. Please contact our coaching staff if you have any questions.

The Robins were victorious in their first adapted soccer game since November 2019, playing extremely well and defeating the Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs. 6-1. Just three minutes into the game, Marcus Brady found the net on a pass by Jose Leon Estrada, but Anoka struck back just 90 seconds later to tie the game at 1. Brady added another goal, as did Ava Hetteen as the Robins took a 3-1 lead into halftime and didn’t look back from there. Estrada scored twice in the second half to go with one more goal from Brady. Brady finished the game with 3 goals. Estrada had 2 goals and 2 assists, while Hetteen had 1 goal and 1 assist. Nick Johnson also notched a point, assisting on Brady’s final goal. Edgar Kinanga and Darius Larson were a solid defensive tandem, combining for 14 blocked shots. Mark Cleveland was fantastic in his first ever game at goalkeeper, making 20 saves.

After a lengthy time away from regular competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Robins are back! After all out cancellations during the 2020 floor hockey and softball seasons and training sessions with exhibition games for the duration of the 2020-2021 seasons, we are scheduled to have “normal” practices and regular season games this fall. While there likely will be various protocols to follow and game postponements or cancellations, we’re ready to get back in the gym and get to work! The first day of practice is Wednesday, September 15 at Armstrong.

Due to some facility conflicts at Armstrong, our adapted floor hockey training season schedule has been adjusted a bit. Please make sure you are using version 2 of the schedule, which is attached here. Please reach out to Jonah or Patrick with questions.