South Winbridge FC is preparing for the future by using talented young local players by Aiton Feria By the end of the third season, the South Winbridge team will begin training next month. Most players are retained and only the addition of one local player and 3 new import players will join the team. But what most fans don't realize is that South Winbridge is preparing for the future by using talented young local players from every position. Jim Scotson, 22, will be a key goalkeeper and will compete with Sam Jeh, 19. Both are fortunate to play alongside Salton Kingbury and coached by legendary Lincoln Relyea. On the defensive line, South Winbridge has Alan Matsumoto, 21 and Dominic Wingstrom, 22. Although young, they have vast experience both internationally and locally. Mark Fjetland, 22, Ramon Lamb, 19, and Franco de Gil, 18, will lead the center. Fjetland acts as the defending midfielder and Lamb is the attacking midfielder and de Gil will be South Winbridge's top planner. With three of these best midfielders, South Winbridge's front line led by Denis Rayo, 23, and Andrew Relyea, 22 will be easier and the chances of scoring will be higher. All of these local players will be assisted by experienced overseas players as well. Overseas players will also act as mentors to local players. This will complement the main draw that every competing team aspires to. Other News
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