Practice Report/Doug Clark Interview

by admin on Mar.03, 2010, under Team

BYU had its second practice post-tryouts for the Premier Development League season this morning. The team trained from 6:30 a.m.-9:00 a.m. by scrimmaging in the Indoor Practice Facility, conditioning with strength & conditioning with Josh Morzelewski, and some more conditioning at the end of practice on Haws Field.

The news of the morning came from recently returned missionary, Zach Dupaix who split his head opener and went to the hospital for stiches after he accidentally ran into James Bindrup. There’s nothing like “welcome home” present like that.

Check out an audio interview with sophomore midfielder, Doug Clark.

Senior defender, Drew Van Wagenen waves to the camera as the team sprints at practice.

:Bountiful Braves, BYU men's soccer, Doug Clark, Drew Van Wagenen, Provo, Utah, Zach Dupaix

4 Comments for this entry

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March 22nd, 2010 on 11:04 am
These kind of interviews should be posted. It is the great step for the promotion of soccer.
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March 26th, 2010 on 6:05 am
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Mei Meir
May 28th, 2010 on 6:39 am
Hi guys,I like your site and it looks very interesting and easy to read,really!. I am from South Africa. I love the Soccer and cannot wait till 11th June, can you?.But there is a problem camming from FIFA. It is that doesn´t choose the best teams in this planet for the World Cup which it should otherwise don´t call the World Cup a final, if you want to play football for the spirit of competition then go to the olympics games. this is basically what the World Cup is turning to, and it su…, ire needed to beat brazil to be in and is not, jap beat lowly teams as bahrain, qatar, kuwait, to be in, is this justice I dont think so, just because you are in the World Cup it doesn´t mean that you have the quality to be in like jap can attes. Any way, I desire to watch a great final on 11th July and my favorite winner team is Spain,and my favorite player is Zlatan Ibrahimobic.Good blog and keep going.Cu!
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June 10th, 2010 on 8:25 am
Very good read about the world cup. I really hope Spain will win ths time around, but as long as each game is fair played, then it will be a good world cup, which is all that matters.