Fall Wednesday Co-Ed Dodgeball at Friendly House

Opening night for Dodgeball like other USL sports doesn't come without its obstacles. Rookie players and newbie teams are getting a feel for the game while veterans are working out the kinks and calibrating their throwing arms after the break. Even with the adjustments that are being made and the mistakes that happen during game play, it's all in how you handle the adversity. Not all the time but sometimes frustration can set in but with players like Kaitlin Hill and her Projectile Casting Crew the experience was greeted with some laughter and a new found love for the timeless tradition of Dodgeball.
Hill, stepped out to court for the first time Wednesday night and rediscovered all the fun this game provides but even a little bit more about how herself and how she plays this game. This rookie, being of small stature played, played a like behemoth ten times her size and showed that a dodgeball can be the great equalizer often taking out opponents much larger than her. All smiles and without fear and mercy, Kaitlin constantly found herself the last woman standing fighting to the bitter end for her squad.
So Congrats to Kaitlin Hill our WEDNESDAY NIGHT DODGEBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK, you played like a true vet, your future in this game is bright.

No advantage is safe when she is in the game! The only way she isn't dangerous is when she is out sick!
A powerhouse with enough strength for ten men, proof positive as she successfully turned a 3 on 1 disadvantage around for a match win! Great week of play Kayla.

With a decisive game on the line Rachel was the last one standing on her team. She wasn't about to let them down. With a ball coming right at her at the speed of light it popped her right smack in the middle of her face. Like nerves of steel and toughness too, Rachel decided she's not going to win on a face shot. So like the trouper she is she just decided to catch the ball with little regards to her own well-being. Way to stand strong Rachel!