The Falcons traveled to NE Portland on Tuesday afternoon to open up Special District 1 league play. The Falcons came out extremely strong, playing their most solid half of the season so far. The Falcons saw some good opportunities to score early in the first half, with solid attacking play from junior , Shalkar Wilkins taking on defenders and applying pressure on the Knights goal. Freshman, Gio Correria had a great chance with a half volley from the top of the box that dipped over the crossbar. The Falcons and Knights went into halftime tied at 0-0. In the second half, it was all Knights after a tactical switch that put their most dynamic player at striker. The Falcons gave up 4 in the half, including a goal on the last kick of the game. The Falcons will try to grab their first win of the season on Friday against City Christian.

The Eagles and the Falcons did battle on Tuesday night in Damascas, OR. The Falcons came into the game on a 2 match unbeaten streak. On a small, slick, and wet field, the Falcons were unable to penetrate the Eagles defense, and if they did, the opposing keeper was there to clean it up. The Falcons out-shot the Eagles 20-8 and dominated in possession of the ball. The only chances that the Eagles created were off the counter attack. Senior, Mason Demaris had a couple good looks at net late in the game, including a chip attempt from 45 yards out that just missed over the bar. Sophomore, Sean Morae-Alvarado had 7 saves and earned his first clean sheet of the season for the Falcons. The Falcons will head to Columbia Christian on next Tuesday afternoon to begin league play and hope to continue the unbeaten streak, which now sits at 3 games.

Both, Tessa Vanderkamp (23:09) and Caleb VanderGiessen (19:21) where honored Tuesday at the OES meet for their Top 10 finisher placing in the meet!

Both men and women's times from the meet are listed below:

1.	10	Caleb VanderGiessen		19:21.35	Faith Bible Christian
2.	10	Daniel Rosetti		21:07.17	Faith Bible Christian
3.	10	Tanner Shroyer		21:07.79	Faith Bible Christian
4.	12	Graeson Roll		21:52.04	Faith Bible Christian
5.	12	Connor Hood		21:54.79	Faith Bible Christian
6.	12	AJ Padilla		22:42.85	Faith Bible Christian
7.	11	Garrett Kuest		25:46.87	Faith Bible Christian
8.	11	Zach Yontz		26:36.93	Faith Bible Christian
9.	10	Auggie McKeown		27:05.89	Faith Bible Christian
10.	10	Will Howell		27:27.46	Faith Bible Christian
11.	12	Adrian Kudlich		28:50.29	Faith Bible Christian
12.	10	Ben Delzer		38:01.37	Faith Bible Christian

1.	10	Tess Vanderkamp		23:09.02	Faith Bible Christian
2.	12	Carrie McCaslin		29:59.13	Faith Bible Christian
3.	10	Ashley Campbell		30:27.73	Faith Bible Christian
4.	12	Faith Zimmerman		31:02.88	Faith Bible Christian
5.	9	Ainsley Roll		35:05.21	Faith Bible Christian
6.	10	Claire Storto		36:03.05	Faith Bible Christian

 

The Falcons hosted the Wildcats on a sunny, hot Tuesday afternoon at 53rd Ave Fields. Southwest got the opening goal in the 11th minute. Caleb Predmore had a goal saving tackle, but was awarded his first yellow card of the season in the 21st minute. At the break, The Wildcats held a 1-0 advantage. On the ensuing kick off, Southwest was able to dribble through the heart of the Falcons defense and knock in their second goal to double their advantage at 2-0. After that goal, the game was dominated by the Falcons. Lone senior, Mason Demaris set up both of newcomer junior Shalkar Wilkins goals. The first came in the 60th minute on a brilliant ball over the top of the back line and a wonderful first time finish from Wilkins. On the last few kicks of the game, the Falcons were able to turn a goal kick into a long ball played by Demaris and finished by Wilkins to tie up the game at the death for Faith. The Falcons will look to continue their unbeaten streak next Tuesday when they visit Damascus Christian.

Faith Zimmerman had a SR
Caleb VanderGeissen had a SR & was recognized as a top finisher #15
Tessa Vanderkamp was recognized as a top finisher #5
AJ Padilla, Ashley Campbell , Ben Delzer & Garrett Kuest all ran their first races of HS!
Daniel Rossetti PR'd by 1:09
Tanner Shroyer PR'd by 1:13
Sasha Prasad PR'd by 3:14
Ainsley Roll PR'd by 3:24
Claire Storto PR'd by 3.52

The Falcons visited the Eagles on an overcast Friday night. The first half was a physical and fast paced track meet with both teams getting opportunities. Caleb Predmore had some good looks at goal from distance, but none could hit the mark. After the break, the Falcons took the lead on freshmen Giovanni Correria's tap in on an assist from senior Mason Demaris. Joseph Suh doubled the lead in the 56th minute. Crosshill was awarded a penalty kick in the 64th minute and buried it to cut the lead in half. The Eagles were able to finish the job and tie up the Falcons in the 73rd minute on a tap in goal off a rebound.