Flagler Soccer keeps the ball rolling with games at Indian Trails

Flagler County league has six teams, with seven players on the field per side.

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Flagler Soccer action continued Aug. 10, at Indian Trails Sports Complex. The 7-on-7 league is in its eighth season in two years and was started by Gavin Ginnane. He said he had been playing in a league years ago but got injured, and when he was able to return, the league was gone, so he decided to start a new one, complete with standings, referees and championship trophies.

"I love that I get to play in it, and other players love it as much as I do," Ginnane said.

The games are played on a smaller field (40 yards by 60 yards), and games are shorter (two 27-minute halves). Players are ages 18 and up, and slide tackles are not allowed, according to the league's website, shorturl.at/eBEKR.

The six-team league is led by Terranova FC, coached by Michael Terranova.

 

 

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