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It was one of the most rainy days of the summer of 2014 in Tulsa, Oklahoma and I had one of the biggest soccer tournaments in my life. My team was invited to this tournament called The Friendship Cup. This tournament was a six team tournament and your team has to be one of the top teams in your state to be invited. My team is called Blitz United and at this time we were top three in the state of Oklahoma. It was an honor for my team to be in this tournament but no one actually believed that we could make it to the finals.

This tournament started off with a bang. The first team we played was a team from Arkansas and we beat them five to zero. This team was called the Arkansas Comets and there team record is insanely good. I scored the first

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