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2011 Men's Soccer

Date Site Opponent JV Varsity
Aug. 22
Home
Caryneed score
W 3-0 (2-0)
Aug. 29AwayEnloeneed score
need score
Sept. 12
AwayClaytonneed score
L 1-0 (2-1, 0-1)
Sept. 14
HomeEast Wake need score
T 1-1 (2-1-1, 0-1-1)
Sept. 19AwaySSS4:306:30
Sept. 21HomeWest Johnston
4:306:30
Sept. 26AwayKnightdale4:306:30
Sept. 28AwaySE Raleigh
4:306:30
Oct. 3
HomeHarnett Central
4:306:30
Oct. 5
HomeClayton4:306:30
Oct. 6
HomeFuquay-Varina4:306:30
Oct. 10AwayEast Wake
4:306:30
Oct. 12HomeSSS4:306:30
Oct. 13AwayHolly Springs 6:304:30
Oct. 17AwayWest Johnston
4:306:30
Oct. 19
HomeKnightdale4:306:30
Oct. 24HomeSE Raleigh
4:306:30
Oct. 26AwayHarnett Central4:306:30


To visit the Garner Soccer Web site, Click Here

Thank you Trojan Club Supporter:


2009 Women's Golf

Time



Date Host School Site
Aug. 25East WakeZebulon3:30PM
Sept. 1Southeast RaleighRiver Ridge3:30PM
Sept. 8West JohnstonReedy Creek3:30PM
Sept. 15ClaytonPine Hollow3:30PM
Sept. 22Smithfield SelmaJohnston Co. CC3:30PM
Sept. 29GarnerEagle Ridge3:30PM
Oct. 6KnightdaleWilmar CC3:30PM
Oct. 12Harnett CentralKeith Hills3:30PM

Thank you Trojan Club Supporter:



JERSEY MIKES SUBS AND GRINDERS
GMHS Teachers and Students: Bring your school ID
to receive a free combo w/ purchase of a regular priced sub!!
2345 Timber Drive, 779-7827 (779-SUBS)

2009 Garner Trojan Football


Date Day Opponent Varsity
Aug. 21Fri.at Millbrook24-34 (0-1)
Aug. 28Fri.at Broughton24-7 (1-1)
Sept. 4Fri.Middle Creek20-21 (1-2)
Sept. 11Fri.at Riverside35-27(2-2)
Sept. 18Fri.W.Johnston21-22 (2-3; 0-1)
Sept. 24Thuat Clayton14-13 (3-3; 1-1)
Oct. 2FriKnightdale38-20 (4-3; 2-1)
Oct. 9Friat SSS12-21 4-4 (2-2)
Oct. 16Friopen
Oct. 23FriSE Raleigh49-42 (5-4; 3-2).
Oct. 30FriE.Wake30-27 OT (6-4; 4-2).
Nov. 6Friat Harnett Central9-35 (6-5; 4-3)
Nov. 13FriWakefield21-17 (7-5)
Nov. 20Friat WFR8-42 (7-6)


Thank you Trojan Club supporter:

The Garner Citizen Covers Trojan Football

The Garner Citizen News and Times was on hand for the first day of Trojan Football practice last Saturday morning and has put together an audio slide show which also has audio of the Trojan Sports Network's interview with Coach Smith.

To view the slide show, by clicking here.


Garner Family Practice, P.A.
Dr. Greg Pleasants ('80)
801 Poole Drive, Garner, NC 27529
Phone: (919) 779-1440
Fax: (919) 662-0613

Help Needed with Pre Game Meals for Football Team

Mrs. Alicia Brown needs help preparing meals for the football team this fall prior to their games on Friday nights.

If you or someone you know is interested in helping her 'Feed the Trojans' please contact her either via email letzplaybball@yahoo.com or by phone at 661-2823.


Trojan Football Officially 'Kicks-Off'

The Football season is officially under way for the Trojans as football practice began Saturday morning with over 100 students trying out for Football in 2009.

The Trojan Sports Network was on hand for the first day of practice and previewed the upcoming Football season as well as the other fall sports and you can listen to the broadcast HERE.


All other fall sports will begin practice next week.


905-B 5th Ave
919-779-2000

English around the world

Here's a quick link to an American article offering advice to American English speakers about how to avoid communication difficulties with other English speakers. It covers some of the main areas we'll look at in our A2 course when we look at Language Variation and how English is used around the world, specifically that the English used by non-native speakers is often a very different beast from what we use in the UK and USA. Here's an example:

Common colloquial American phrases will not mean much to a person who does not live in the United States. Telling a colleague that he or she should "go for it" will not take anyone anywhere and saying someone is "out of the loop" will likely put you there.


We've covered World Englishes (as they're often called) in previous posts, so if you want to stay ahead of the game...sorry, prepare so you are ready when we start this unit... have a look at these links:
The End of English - David Crystal's take on World English
Globish
French, English and American
Dirty English infects beautiful Italian