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In the Spring of 1998 a new species of shark was discovered in the
hot desert right in the middle of Las Cruces, New Mexico. Zoologists
found that Great Black Shark is faster and wilder but a much smaller brother of
Great White Shark and that it is a mutant of Blue Sharks,
No Fear, and Black Cats.
It is the only shark known to regularly attack soccer teams in the South West and across the US.
Shortly after their discovery, there have been many reported appearances of the Black Sharks
on soccer fields mainly across the South West. It appears that the Black Shark is one of the
most efficient predators at soccer tournaments. They normally
hunt on
3v3
soccer tournaments in girls divisions. It has been
observed that they have won almost all of the games played in their age group.
- National Finals in Orlando, Florida - Jan 2003,
- National Finals in Orlando, Florida - Jan 2001,
- South West Regional finals in Albuquerque, NM - Aug 2000
- Tucson, AZ - April 2000,
- UTEP 3v3 tournament at El Paso, TX - February 2000,
- Las Cruces, NM - January 2000,
- South West Regional finals in Albuquerque, NM - Aug 99,
- local tournament in Las Cruces, NM - Feb 99,
- National Finals in Pensacola, Florida - Jan 99,
- South West Regional finals in Albuquerque, NM - Aug 98,
- local tournament in El Paso, TX - May 98,
The Black Sharks have even been quite successful in older divisions couple of times:
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Black Sharks Tournament Statistics ( doesn't include 2002/2003 results)
| Age Group |
Games Played |
Wins |
Ties |
Losses |
Goals Made |
Goals Against |
| Own |
55 |
52 |
0 |
3 |
449 |
92 |
| Older |
17 |
10 |
3 |
4 |
68 |
42 |
| All |
72 |
62 |
3 |
7 |
517 |
134 |
Currently, the Black Sharks can be seen on soccer fields in Las Cruces
playing for their full size U14 girls team
Jornada Sharks
in the
High Noon Soccer League.
You can look at their
soccer related links,
send them a message, and
they really welcome donations from sponsors.
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