Loyalty Bay has proven itself the birthing grounds for soccer talent.  North Beach was able to capture the Helmet Rahn Cup with a come from behind victory in Northwest Prussia on Sunday.

Down 2-1 going into the 70th minute it looked bleak for our PopularFreedom boys, then striker Shawn Peruvo was sprung on a breakaway to even the score past a shocked Vlavianos goalkeeper.

'I don't know how that happened', noted a exuberant Peruvo after the game.  'They had the momentum for the majority of the game and then all of a sudden their defense just let me through, musta not known what I could do with the ball.'  

Minutes after the equalizer it was Peruvo again who directed a corner kick head first into the goal to take the lead.

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'...I knew our boys could take them.'

-Shark coach, Dennis Viltacore.

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When the final whistle blew a dejected Vlavianos team watched as the North Beach Sharks burst into ruckus celebration.  

'We were the underdogs going into this game despite our round-robin play', noted coach Dennis Viltacore.  'I think the crowd expected us to lose despite our play thus far because we are a newcomer here but still I knew our boys could take them'.

The North Beach Sharks celebrate their taking of the Helmet Rahn Cup on Sunday.