City Honors plays on a field with no boards. It is a smaller version of an outdoor field, with the same rules as outdoor soccer except six players, as opposed to eleven, form a team. The team has a record of 1-5, which they hope to improve before the end of the season. As the season has progressed, the players various styles have fused to form the City Honors style, which is unbeatable, comments teammate Mike Geyer. The competition includes teams in the age group of sixteen to eighteen years old.
Fusion is the team s biggest rival.
On a Friday that the two teams compete, players from both teams can be found in the cafeteria making bets on the score of the game. Junior Neil Caldiero is the starting goalie for most games, but sophomore Nate Sowiski may replace him in games to come. In a recent game against The Chargers, Neil was knocked out of the air and injured when he hit the ground. Brian needed a tetanus shot. I was just pumping my elbow to get more speed, and I felt it hit something sharp.