Five kids (3-12 years old) in total can play in it together. Besides, the whole water slide is made of 420D+840D oxford cloth for durability and protective mesh wall for safety.

As for the soccer zone, inflatable soccer and climbing wall, kids who love sports will enjoy them very much. There is a splash pool, dual water cannon and long water slides for enjoyable coolness. Usually, in hot summer, the water slide is placed in the backyard in wet status. So in cold winter, it can be used indoors for bouncy fun. Shots: 6 (PDS), 14 (Pe) Saves: Mazzarisi 9 (PDS), Campbell 4 (Pe).Enjoy homemade water park with our inflatable water slide!ĭepending on different needs, the water slide can be filled with water or not. Goals: JRodriguez (PDS), Codella, Lawrence, Cine (Pe) Assists: Ferguson 2, Lawrence (Pe). Head coach Brian Thomsen’s Panthers (2-4-1) had a chance to grab the lead with 21:23 left in the first half, only to see Peddie senior back Tyler Kowal slide through clear a ball on its way toward an empty net after it got behind Falcons senior goalkeeper Ethan Campbell. We need to talk as a team, fix what needs fixing and play better.” “Our mentality has to be in it, and today it wasn’t. “We’ve been dealing with a little wave of sickness,” said Mazzarisi, whose team was playing its first game in a week. While that worked better in the second half, the Falcons were also able to employ that strategy 10 minutes into the game when Ferguson slid a ball through to senior midfielder Vincent Codella for the tying tally. We needed to calm down play with composure find the outsides and get our crosses in.” “At halftime, we recognized their weaknesses and worked as a team to make the necessary adjustments. “Most of the game, we couldn’t get anything working up top,” said Lawrence, who celebrated his 15th birthday two days earlier. Just to make sure, Lawrence continued pushing forward until he found sophomore forward Jelani Cine for Peddie’s third goal with 30:32 still to play. Lawrence made sure that was just the start of something as he came up the middle and launched a shot from the top of the box off a lead from senior midfielder/back Kyle Ferguson to give the home side the lead to stay 7:34 after intermission. In fact, when the home team charged past Mazzarisi in the first five minutes of the second half, a back line patrolled by Max Schragger, Todd Devin, Shay Bhens, Henry West and Raag Desikan cleared the ball away from the vacated net. PDS, which took the lead 2:25 into the contest when Joaquin Rodriguez converted a penalty kick after a handball was called in the box, used a hard-working defensive front and nine saves from senior goalkeeper John Mazzarisi to keep the game close. With the score tied, 1-1, Peddie freshman midfielder/forward Aidan Lawrence changed the game with a goal and an assist in a seven-minute span. Head coach Malcolm Murphy’s squad looked like a different club from the second-half kickoff. The same was true Wednesday when the Falcons recovered from a slow start versus Princeton Day School to claim a 3-1 victory. HIGHTSTOWN - By making adjustments in this first month of the 2022 New Jersey high school boys’ soccer season, the Peddie School varsity has been able to win five of its first six games.

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