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Whenever A Loss Nets Wins: St. Joseph's Soccer Team Looks To Illustrate That Point In Semifinals
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Which is the reason St. Joseph's Academy soccer mentor Kyle Carmouche was not excessively disillusioned when his group lost its last customary season match to Division II power St. Thomas More.

It is additionally the motivation behind why Carmouche trusts the second-cultivated Redstickers (18-1-3) will be appropriately engaged when they have No. 7 Barbe (20-4-3) in Division I quarterfinal activity set for 6 p.M. Tuesday at Burbank Soccer Complex's Field 4.

"To be completely forthright with you, I think losing was the best that happened to us," Carmouche said. "I could see the young ladies turning out to be increasingly more mindful of it (16-game series of wins).

"There is a propensity to play not to lose as opposed to playing to win. Since that misfortune, I can see them (SJA players) be more loose and centered. You really want that in the end of the season games."

SJA is one two nearby young ladies groups set to play quarterfinals Tuesday. Protecting Division III hero University (14-3-4), the No. 1 seed, goes to play 10th cultivated Lutcher (10-5-4) at 5 p.M. At Gramercy Park.

All young men quarterfinal activity and the two additional young ladies challenges are set for Wednesday.

"I don't have the foggiest idea about a great deal about Barbe, however I have seen a little film on them," Carmouche said. "They have a gathering of seniors and a few gifted youthful players. They are No. 7 on purpose. It seems as though we will coordinate well against one another."

A success would set SJA in the elimination rounds for the second on the right track year. Carmouche doesn't underestimate anything.

"A success would put St. Joseph's in the elimination rounds for the third time in school history," Carmouche said. "This is the second year straight we've have facilitated the game that can get you to an elimination round. That is progress, however we're not there yet."Leicester City
(Reuters) - A Leicester City fan who was captured for conflicting with Nottingham Forest players during their FA Cup fourth-round game at the end of the week has been accused of numerous counts of attack, Nottinghamshire Police said on Monday.

Cameron Toner, 19, ran onto the pitch and assaulted Forest players while they were praising their third objective in a shock 4-1 win over the holders at the City Ground on Sunday.

"(Toner) has been accused of three counts of normal attack and going onto a playing region at a football match," the police said in an assertion.

"He has been delivered on restrictive bail, including a condition not to go to any football arena on the date of any live football match."

Leicester denounced the episode and gave a lifetime boycott to Toner, who will show up at the Nottingham Magistrates' Court on Feb. 24.