On Wednesday, March 16, Raskol Albee High School’s women’s soccer division (along with AMTF) resumed UNSS meetings for more than a year and a half. For the 1st match of the Excellence Women’s Mini-Education Football Championship (reserved for sports), the Albigens faced the Toulouse team (left bank high school) accustomed to the French UNSS Championships. The Turnoys were now able to respond in the best way possible by winning the match 2-1 with a better 1st period where the rules of the match should have been sealed. To reach the final between the academies, they will face the winner of the PACA League and qualify for the French UNSS Championship (which brings together the best teams, with most players playing in the national U19s). There are 2 more levels, they will face Lycée de Mirepoix on Wednesday 23rd March and Lycée Monteil de Rodez on Wednesday 13th April. The 1st place team will qualify for this interdisciplinary final.
Open the doors at Raskol High School
The Rascolians are also involved in an Academic Excellence Women’s Futsal Tournament, which will lead to a regional winner for the French Championship.
The women’s soccer division of Rascal Alby High School is recruiting in early 2022. Open days at Raskol High School are March 25 and 26, and Sports Division Discovery Day is Wednesday, May. 11. The application file must be downloaded from the school’s ENT website and returned by May 6.
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