Saturday we got up early and headed to Pocatello for the rest of the weekend to watch Dallan's state soccer tournament. We were going back and forth about whether to go or not, and had a free night stay at an Ameritel so we figured it was the perfect time to go. Bridger needed to get away from work and school- and I really wanted to spend time with my family! When we got there I realized how much I've missed watching my brothers play soccer.
Dallan's team tied the first game 2-2, won the second game 7-0, won in the semi-finals in a SHOOT OUT! (oh man just hearing that makes my heart beat a little faster- the whole shoot out I was pretty much shaking), and they were off to the championship for the 5th time! We were very nervous for the big game, because it has always been this huge rivalry between Capitals (Dallan's team) and the Nationals (who they would play against AGAIN in the championship). Even while Daniel played growing up it was always Capitals and Nationals. All nerves were put to rest right after half time- when they had the lead 3-0. We had the game in the bag. It ended a 5-2 game and Dallan won his 5th STATE CHAMPIONSHIP! What a team. Congrats! I was really lame this weekend with the picture taking- but mostly because our camera battery died. So here is the one picture I did get. Oh well! Sadly we missed Dallan's goal- we were only about 4 or 5 minutes late to the game and Bridger was joking around saying "Watch, we're gonna miss Dallan score." To that I said, "Ya right, sometimes nobody scores the entire game in soccer, let alone the first couple minutes!" With that said, we were just getting our blanket and camera out of the trunk when my dad called and said "Where are you- your brother just scored!" Bridger was right.
We filled our time between those games with going out to eat, playing Catch Phrase, going bowling, and going swimming at the hotel. Pocatello isn't a dream vacay spot to say the least but with good company and good soccer it was a lot of fun! And a much needed get-away. Now back to the real world.






