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Spanish and French Clubs compete in World Cup

Sydney Jones, Page Editor|November 21, 2022

WIN OR DIE Prior to the Spanish vs. French club soccer match, juniors Annabelle Spicer and Chloe Reynolds, and Ms. Jennifer Kennedy Cole, French teacher, express their french pride as Mrs. Maria DeRosa-Bellahcen, Spanish teacher, protests saying “ganamos o moriamos (we win or die).”

Fingers were freezing and the stakes were high at the Club World Cup. The Spanish and French club competed in a game of line soccer on Nov 15. where the Spanish Club—Team Fuego—won. The games were held because of the World Cup starting Nov. 20. Soccer is popular in Spanish and French speaking countries, and Spanish Club and French Club thought this was a great opportunity to celebrate both cultures.

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