The semi-finals and finals were held Friday, May 10th and Saturday May 11th, 2002 in Huntsville at John Hunt Park.

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Newspaper Articles about 2002 Soccer Playoffs:

From The Huntsville Times
» Little things mean a lot on championship Saturday
» Randolph claims third straight 1A-4A title by beating Altamont
» Grissom stunned in 2 OTs
» Huntsville lives up to billing
» Six-man rule bitter medicine for Huntsville High's Sikes - The six-man rule that allows just six players from a single club team to play at the same time for a high school team was a hot topic at John Hunt Park.
» Randolph claims third straight 1A-4A title by beating Altamont - The Randolph boys soccer team swarmed onto the field at John Hunt Park Saturday morning with the final horn still echoing in the distance.
» Grissom stunned in 2 OTs - The Grissom Tigers received a nice trophy, but it'll probably be months before anybody bothers to put it on a shelf somewhere at the school for public viewing.
» Huntsville lives up to billing - The Huntsville girls wanted to win the state title in regulation, but they were ready when Saturday's final against Central-Tuscaloosa came down to a shootout.
» Close really does count - Old archrivals Huntsville and Grissom, nothing settled after two overtimes, went to a shootout Friday to decide which team would advance to the girls soccer Class 6A state championship game.
» Fort Payne girls get best of Gadsden - It took Fort Payne's girls a while before they took care of business Friday against Gadsden.
» Grissom slips past Bob Jones - When it really mattered, when so much was on the line, the Grissom boys soccer team had just too much for Bob Jones on Friday night.
» McGill-Toolen makes most of semis - McGill-Toolen's first game of the season was against Daphne, and it came away with a 5-4 win.
» Randolph is no stick in the mud - Randolph's march toward its third straight Class 1A-4A state title turned pretty soggy Friday afternoon, but the Raiders had little trouble with Mars Hill Bible in a semifinal game at John Hunt Park.
» Cullman gives Bradshaw boys the slip - Sophomore Joseph Fisher's unassisted goal from about 25 yards with 34:37 remaining gave Cullman a 2-1 win over Bradshaw in one of the Class 5A boys semifinals Friday at John Hunt Park.
» State soccer
» Come join the club - Ashley Welch couldn't stand it. Nor could she take it sitting down.
» Randolph boys keep rebuilding, returning to state - Randolph boys soccer coach Richard Todd was determined his team wouldn't succumb to its toughest foe this year - complacency.
» House party at John Hunt - The Grissom boys and girls coaches didn't belabor the point.
» Grissom teams advance to state - Grissom assistant soccer coach Greg Arndt said he thought it would take a brilliant effort for the Tigers to beat the defending Class 6A state champions Monday night.
» Soccer playoff previews
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From The Mobile Register
» McGill-Toolen captures crown in historic win
» Strong Daphne season ends with close loss
» McGill to play for soccer title
» More Stories

From The Birmingham News
» Double the fun
» Altamont, Homewood tumble
» Oak Mountain hopes third time is charm in match vs. Briarwood
» More Stories

From The Cullman Times
» Cats a win away from title
» Bearcats win state crown

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