SAN FRANCISCO , Sunday 22 July 2//7. The Frogs won their last season game at the San Francisco Seals by two goals from Daniel DeGeer – converting a nice cross by Steven Beitashour with a short distance header – and by Ismael Ibarra, who took a quick assist by Matthew Languis and finished it off coolly. Between the two goals, Stefan Frei stopped a Seals penalty kick. Overall, the Frogs were in control most of the game, even as the Seals had some chances and were fighting very hard.

The Frogs finished their first PDL season in 3^rd place – 1 point behind the two playoff spots – and posted 10 wins. However, as the Frogs lost both home games to the playoff teams from Fresno and San Fernando , the final standings are just and fair. Still, the Frogs finished as the best expansion team and also got a lot of respect both for their style of play and their organization. For 2008, the Frogs want to improve again and also want to improve attendance by connecting more to their local soccer community in the South Bay.

FROGS 2, FRESNO   3  SAN  JOSE, CA – The game against a very physical and also skillful Fresno team turned out to be a show-time for soccer in the first half. Two goals on both sides, point-blank saves by great goalkeepers on both sides and especially a very dynamic attacking game over the wings by the Frogs, who actually should have grabbed a commanding lead before halftime already. When the teams came back for the second half, the Frogs again attacked furiously, but when a Fresno corner kick sailed high over the entire Frogs defense a completely open Fresno player could head the ball towards the long corner of the Frogs’ goal – where it hit the post high and deflected into the net. After this, the Frogs lost their composure for a while, played too much through the middle - instead the wings as in the first half – which proved to be a lost cause against a massive Fresno defense. Still, the Frogs kept going and actually forced the equalizer at the end of the game…if it wouldn’t have been for the referee who didn’t give the goal because of “offside”. This was more then a bad call, as witnesses at the sideline confirmed that the Frogs player wasn’t offside and the “assist” was served up by a Fresno Defender. So, despite a brave effort, there were no countable rewards for the Frogs aside of having delivered a valiant effort which was highly appreciated by the fans.