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FPC captain Aron Binkley shoots for another goal as University's Owen Baylor challenges him in their first game at the 5 Star soccer tournament. Photo by Michele Meyers
FPC forward Jack Moberly makes a break for the goal as University midfielder Nicolas Herrera chases him down during the first round of the Five Star Conference soccer tournament. Photo by Michele Meyers
FPC forward Kayden Alvarez (14) chips the ball up field as University midfielder Kia Lawrence fights to gain control. Photo by Michele Meyers
FPC goalkeeper Teagan Paulo and coach Ramtin Amiri walk off the field after their win against University in their first game at the 5 Star soccer tournament. Photo by Michele Meyers
FPC midfielder Chase Magee battles University's Javier Vega as they move toward the goal during the 5 Star soccer tournament. Photo by Michele Meyers
FPC captain Aron Binkley shoots against University's Owen Baylor. Binkley scored on three penalty kicks in the game. Photo by Michele Meyers
University goalkeeper Manny Beltran (88) lunges toward the ball after FPC's Aron Binkley takes a penalty kick. Binkley scored on three PKs. Photo by Michele Meyers
Defender Spencer Zogg (16) gets the ball out of the back field in the 5 Star game against University. Photo by Michele Meyers
FPC midfielder Chase Magee battles University's Javier Vega as they move toward the goal during the 5 Star soccer tournament. Photo by Michele Meyers
FPC defender Matthew Mercedal kicks between the flying legs of University's Daneel Martinez in the teams' first 5 Star soccer game. Photo by Michele Meyers
Midfielders Chase Magee (10) and Nicolas Herrera battle for ball control in their first game at the 5 Star soccer tournament. Photo by Michele Meyers
University players Owen Baylor (14) and Jordan Pham (11) watch as teammate Jaiden Cinkosky heads the ball down field toward their goal during the 5 Star soccer tournament. Photo by Michele Meyers
Flagler Palm Coast soccer goalie Teagan Paulo stormed out of the goal area, running well past the 18-yard box, to intercept the ball from a University player. The long shot hit Paulo in his chest and bounced back to the opponent and Paulo was caught flat-footed.
It was an uh-oh moment. But Paulo’s teammates are used to it.
“That’s like an every-game thing, since the first game of the season,” FPC coach Ramtin Amiri said. “The team knows that if he comes flying out, they just drop in behind.”
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