BOCA RATON, FL - June 7, 2007 - A well placed 25th minute free-kick from Canadian U-16 BNT player Sean Hart was enough to give Schulz Academy U-16 boys a 1-0 win over FC Orlando in a very important Super Y-League Southeast Division match up on June 3rd. Schulz Academy also recorded wins against FC Orlando with their U-14, U-15, and U-17 boys in their respective Super Y-League match ups on the same day.

The day started with the Schulz Academy U-14 boys beating FC Orlando by a score of 3-1. Felipe Noguerol (2) and Sekani Sinclair scored the goals for the team.

The Schulz U-15 boys had an identical result against their counterparts from FC Orlando, 3-1, with goals from Diego Pinto (2) and Stefan Jerome.

Sean Hart, No. 7 in white, watches his free-kick as it sails past a beaten FC Orlando goalkeeper and into the back of the net. The goal gave Schulz Academy a 1-0 victory.

In what turned out to be the game of the day, the Schulz Academy U-16 boys battled a very tough and energetic FC Orlando team. Both teams traded early chances but it was Schulz Academy that had the break through in the 25th minute when forward Donovan Henry was brought down from behind. This set the stage for Sean Hart who took a well placed free-kick from about 30 yards out. The ball swerved around the FC Orlando wall and dipped under the bar for the game’s only goal. 1-0 for Schulz.

In the final fixture of the day, the Schulz Academy U-17 boys (3 times SYL North American Finals champions) beat the Southeast Division defending champions FC Orlando by a score of 3-0. The Schulz team was focused from the begining and controlled the game from the start. Josh Breto (2) and Jamel Johnson were the goal scorers.

"After the early lead the team really stayed focused, and made sure we get these 3 very important points. Last year FC Orlando was our toughest opponent, and we needed to make sure to win this game in order to have the best chances to qualify for the Nationals again this year. The competition is very strong in the Super Y League, and every win brings us one step closer to defend our National Title" stated Dr. Josef Schulz, founder of the Schulz Academy.