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Voorhees Memorial Day Classic VOORHEES MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC BOYS FLIGHTS PREMIER - U8 BOYS MARLTON SC LIGHTNING RED (NJ) CHERRY HILL FC LIVERPOOL (NJ) VOORHEES SA GALAXY (NJ) RANCOCAS VALLEY SC RED DEVILS (NJ) TBA GOLD - U8 BOYS (1 CROSSOVER WITH SILVER) LANSING REVOLUTION (PA) VOORHEES SA VORTEX (NJ) MARLTON SC LIGHTNING WHITE (NJ) WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP SC RAPTORS (NJ) SILVER - U8 BOYS (1 CROSSOVER WITH GOLD) BARRINGTON SC NEWCASTLE (NJ) HADDON HEIGHTS SC HAWKS (NJ) PENNSAUKEN YOUTH AA LIGHTNING (NJ) MARLTON SC LIGHTNING BLUE (NJ) PREMIER - U9 BOYS (2 CROSSOVER WITH U9 GOLD) ATLETICO FC BOYS '05 (NY) HAINESPORT SC FIRE (NJ) DELAWARE RUSH'05 RUSH (DE) GOLD - U9 BOYS (2 CROSSOVER WITH U9 PREMIER) EWING UNITED FORCE (NJ) DELAWARE RUSH DE RUSH U9 BLACK 05 BOYS (DE) VOORHEES SA ATTACK (NJ) SILVER - U9 BOYS VOORHEES SA BLAST (NJ) MARLTON SC LIGHTNING WHITE (NJ) PEMBERTON SC AVENGERS (NJ) PENNSAUKEN YOUTH AA JERSEY DEVILS (NJ) RUNNEMEDE YAA RAMPAGE (NJ) BERLIN BSCU9 (NJ) PREMIER - U10 BOYS VOORHEES SA WAZA BLUE (NJ) MARLTON SC LIGHTNING RED (NJ) HIGHLAND SC AJAX (NJ) CHERRY HILL SC ATLAS (NJ) DELAWARE RUSH DE RUSH BOYS '04 (DE) GOLD - U10 BOYS PITTSGROVE SC BARCA FC (NJ) MARLTON SC LIGHTNING WHITE (NJ) EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP SC UNION (NJ) VOORHEES SA VIPERS (NJ) PENNSAUKEN PREDATORS (NJ) GK SOCCER (NJ) PREMIER - U11 BOYS RAGE FC PREMIER CHAOS (NJ) YARDLEY MAKEFIELD SOCCER YMS UNITED 03 (PA) DEPTFORD FC PREMIER UNION (NJ) VOORHEES SA REBELS (NJ) MARLTON SC LIGHTNING RED (NJ) GOLD - U11 BOYS VOORHEES SA SURGE (NJ) MEDFORD STRIKERS WARRIORS (NJ) LAWRENCE HAMNETT SA VIPERS (NJ) HIGHLAND YSC FURY (NJ) MOUNT LAUREL UNITED PUMAS (NJ) HADDON HEIGHTS SC HHSC PHILADELPHIA FURY 03/04 (NJ) SILVER - U11 BOYS VOORHEES SA AVENGERS (NJ) HAMMONTON YSA BLUE HEAT (NJ) DE RUSH '03 BOYS BLUE (DE) MOORESTOWN SC CREW (NJ) RUNNEMEDE YAA GIANTS (NJ) PREMIER - U12 BOYS (1 CROSSOVER WITH U13 PREMIER) HULMEVILLE SC VIPERS (PA) DEPTFORD FC PREMIER ARSENAL (NJ) UPPER DUBLIN SC 2014110 ARSENAL BLACK (PA) VOORHEES SA COMETS (NJ) SILVER - U12 BOYS (1 CROSSOVER WITH U13 SILVER) CHERRY HILL FC COBRAS (NJ) BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP CHARGE (NJ) VOORHEES SA STORM (NJ) MARLTON SC LIGHTNING WHITE (NJ) PREMIER - U13 BOYS (1 CROSSOVER WITH U12 PREMIER) DEPTFORD FC PREMIER DYNAMO (NJ) LOWER SOUTHAMPTON AA AG2001 (PA) VOORHEES SA UNION (NJ) CHERRY HILL SC ENERGY (NJ) SILVER - U13 BOYS (1 CROSSOVER WITH U12 SILVER) EGG HARBOR TWP. TIGERS (NJ) MOUNT LAUREL UNITED REVOLUTION (NJ) VOORHEES SA PHOENIX (NJ) CHERRY HILL SC THUNDER (NJ) PREMIER - U14 BOYS ( 2 CROSSOVERS WITH U15 PREMIER) VOORHEES SA DEVILS (NJ) MATTITUCK SC NORTH FORK UNITED (NY) PHILADELPHIA COPPA CRUNCH (PA) GOLD - U14 BOYS VOORHEES SA ARSENAL (NJ) MEDFORD SC BLUE STEALTH (NJ) BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP SOCCER WARRIORS (NJ) PITTSGROVE SC JUVE (NJ) TAR-KILL BLACK KNIGHTS (NJ) PREMIER - U15 BOYS (2 CROSSOVERS WITH U14 PREMIER) VOORHEES SA FURY (NJ) DELRAN UNITED (NJ) HARRISON SC POWER (NJ) GOLD - U15 BOYS DELAWARE RUSH DE RUSH BLACK 99 BOYS (DE) HULMEVILLE STRIKERS (PA) VOORHEES SA DYNAMITE (NJ) DE UNION '99 ORANGE (DE) TBA PREMIER - U16/U17 BOYS VOORHEES SA VENGEANCE (NJ) YARDLEY MAKEFIELD SOCCER DYNAMO (PA) VOORHEES SA REVOLUTION (U16) (NJ) BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP SOCCER LIGHTNING (NJ) CHERRY HILL FC FLASH (NJ) MULLICA TWP. RECREATION ASSASSINS (NJ) VOORHEES MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC GIRLS FLIGHTS PREMIER - U8 GIRLS MARLTON DYNAMITE (NJ) FISHTOWN AC FUSION (PA) VOORHEES SA WILDCATS (NJ) HIGHLAND YOUTH XTREME (NJ) TBA GOLD - U8 GIRLS MONROE TOWNSHIP YS QUEEN BEE'S (NJ) WEST DEPTFORD SC FURY (NJ) CHERRY HILL SC CYCLONES (NJ) VOORHEES SA PUMAS (NJ) WEST DEPTFORD SC LIGHTNING BOLTS (NJ) TBA PREMIER - U9 GIRLS VOORHEES SA HEAT (NJ) SJEB '05G (NJ) UPPER DUBLIN BLACK MAGIC (PA) HARRISON SC GATORS (NJ) MARTON LIGHTNING (NJ) GOLD - U9 GIRLS PEMBERTON PREDATORS (NJ) BARRINGTON SC DYNAMO (NJ) MEDFORD STRIKERS FREEDOM (NJ) ROBBINSVILLE STRIKERS (NJ) HADDON HEIGHTS SC HHSC/FEVER (NJ) SILVER - U9 GIRLS HAINESPORT SC DYNAMITE (NJ) HIGHLAND YSC HORNETS (NJ) PENNSAUKEN YOUTH AA THUNDER (NJ) CHERRY HILL SC BLUE DIAMONDS (NJ) VOORHEES SA FREEZE (NJ) PREMIER - U10 GIRLS TBAA SONIC (NJ) VOORHEES FIRE (NJ) MONROE TOWNSHIP YS ANGELS (NJ) TARKILL TIGERS (NJ) MARLTON SC MAYHEM (NJ) SJEB '04G (NJ) GOLD - U10 GIRLS CHERRY HILL SC EDGE (NJ) MARLTON SC JAGUARS (NJ) HADDONFIELD SC BLACK DAWGZ (NJ) MARLTON FIRE (NJ) PALMYRA RIVERTON SC FURY (NJ) SILVER - U10 GIRLS MOUNT LAUREL UNITED GRIFFINS (NJ) VOORHEES SA ICE (NJ) RUNNEMEDE YAA RUSH (NJ) CHERRY HILL SC FIRE (NJ) COLLINGSWOOD TRAVEL CHEETAHS (NJ) PREMIER - U11 GIRLS NJ WILDCATS LOPEZ-NPL (NJ) MARLTON SC WAVE (NJ) WEST DEPTFORD SC FORCE (NJ) MOUNT LAUREL UNITED FIRESTORM (NJ) BARRINGTON GALAXY (NJ) GOLD - U11 GIRLS MOORESTOWN SC FORCE (NJ) MARLTON SC DEVILS (NJ) VOORHEES SA DYNAMO (NJ) HADDONFIELD SC STORM (NJ) LOGAN VELOCITY (NJ) PEMBERTON SC WARRIOR PRINCESSES (NJ) SILVER - U11 GIRLS EWING UNITED SOCCER ASSOC OVERDRIVE (NJ) MOUNT LAUREL UNITED RAPTORS (NJ) PENNSVILLE SA HAWKS (NJ) VOORHEES SA STRIKERS (NJ) PENNSAUKEN YOUTH AA PINK PANTHERS (NJ) PREMIER - U12 GIRLS MARLTON SC JPS PREMIER 02 (NJ) VOORHEES XTREME (NJ) PITTSGROVE SC UNITED (NJ) LANSING KNIGHTS YO LKYO INTER MAYFAIR (PA) FAIRMOUNT SOCCER FALCONS (PA) TBAA TITANS (NJ) GOLD - U12 GIRLS SENECA UNITED SC GOLD (NJ) CONCORD QUEENS (DE) MARLTON SC WILDCATS (NJ) PEMBERTON SC2014110 FIRE ANGELS (NJ) BERLIN THUNDER (NJ) WEST DEPTFORD SC LUNACHICKS (NJ) PREMIER - U13 GIRLS (1 CROSSOVER WITH U13 GOLD) FFC RED (VA) MARLTON SC STORM (NJ) LOGAN FURY (NJ) VOORHEES THUNDER (U12) (NJ) GOLD - U13 GIRLS (1 CROSSOVER WITH U13 PREMIER) LUMBERTON SC ROWDIES FC (NJ) SJEB '01G WEST (NJ) VOORHEES SA POWER (NJ) WINSLOW TWP SOCCER STORM (NJ) SILVER - U13 GIRLS LIGHTHOUSE SC STRIKERS (PA) HILLSBOROUGH PUMAS (NJ) MARLTON SC CHEETAHS (NJ) TBAA SUPERGIRLS (NJ) BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP BOLTS (NJ) PREMIER - U14 GIRLS RAGE FC PREMIER RAMPAGE (NJ) HIBERNIAN AA MAGIC (NJ) VOORHEES SA FREEDOM (NJ) MOUNT LAUREL UNITED STORM (NJ) LANGHORNE NESHAMINY UNITED LNUSC LIGHTNING (PA) GOLD - U14 GIRLS MONROE TOWNSHIP YS WFC UNITED REVOLUTION (NJ) MEDFORD SC BLUE THUNDER (NJ) TBAA COUGARS (NJ) MARLTON SC ROADRUNNERS (NJ) CINNAMINSON SC FURY (NJ) SILVER - U14 GIRLS FREDERICKSBURG FC FFC PREMIERE IMPACT '00 (VA) LAKE GROVE NEWFIELD SC HUSKIES (NY) VOORHEES SA LIGHTNING (NJ) ATLANTIC UNITED SC ANGELS (NJ) BARRINGTON SC IMPACT (NJ) PREMIER - U15 GIRLS (2 CROSSOVERS WITH U15 GOLD) VOORHEES SA UNITED FC (NJ) LUMBERTON YOUTH HEAT (NJ) CHERRY HILL SC UNITED (NJ) GOLD - U15 GIRLS (2 CROSSOVERS WITH U15 PREMIER) WINSLOW TWP SOCCER JAGUARS (NJ) HIGHLAND YSC CHARGE (NJ) PEMBERTON CHAOS (NJ) GOLD - U16 GIRLS WEST DEPTFORD SC STORM (NJ) MILLVILLE SA UNION (NJ) WINSLOW TWP SOCCER BANDITS (NJ) MOUNT LAUREL UNITED AVALANCHE (NJ) YARDLEY MAKEFIELD SOCCER YMS THUNDER (PA) GOLD - U17/U18 GIRLS EWING UNITED EXPLOSION (NJ) VOORHEES SA FUERZA (NJ) AZZURRI (NJ) LANGHORNE NESHAMINY UNITED SC CHAOS (PA) TBA .
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