Thursday, June 23, 2011 The Gunnison Valley Gazette Page 5 The Tiburones bring home bronze The Gunnison Valley Tiburones soccer team brought home the bronze medal this week from the Utah Summer Games. Their first game on Wednesday was a heartbreaking 2-1 loss against the Cedar City Falcons.The Falcons scored first but Gunnison quickly replied with a goal of their own. Half time saw them tied. The strong wind made shots erratic, and in the second half, the Falcons got a shot in. Gunnison was unable to find the net and the game ended 2-1. Thursday had the Gunnison team playing in two games. First was a shut-out of Sevier soccer out of Richfield and Monroe. They are a new, struggling team and Gunnison won 8-0. The second game was also a shutout, but the other way. The Sanpete Crew won 6-0. On Friday the Tiburones played Enoch United. Gunnison finally had a complete team as the three starters who had missed the previous games because of ne Funshi Family NIGHT Get 5 Medium Shaved Ice for only $10.00! Every Monday Night All Summer Sunshine N' Ice Open 11 to 9 MonSat Located Next to Subway ourtesy oto The Gunnison Valley soccer team, the Tiburones, at the Utah Summer Games in Cedar City. school commitments were finally able to play. The 40 shutout wasn't enough to push them into the gold/silver round so on Saturday they battled Enoch again for the Bronze. Enoch came out fighting. They wanted revenge for their loss of Friday. Enoch scored in the first ten minutes of the game. Gunnison continued to fight back, with several shots on goal that were just a bit wide or high. United's second goal was called back on an off-side penalty, and from then on Gunnison's defense held. Gunnison's offense kept making shot after shot. =k4U-.A." 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