The White House Soccer Club 98 Revolution competed in tournaments over back-to-back weekends and won championships in both.  They traveled to Kennesaw Georgia and played in the KFC Fall Classic on August 21st and 22nd.  They played teams from the Metro Atlanta area winning all four (4) games while scoring fifteen (15) goals and not allowing any.  This was a great defensive effort followed up by a powerful offense that brought the championship back home to White House.    Next, the team traveled to play in the Brentwood Soccer Club Invitational on August 28th and 29th.  After falling short in their first game 3-0 they rallied to beat the Ambassadors from Birmingham, Alabama to secure a spot in the semi-finals.  They faced Huntsville Soccer Club from Alabama in the semi-final and pulled out a heart stopping overtime 2-1 victory.  The championship game was played against FC Alliance from Knoxville, Tennessee and after going down 1-0 at the half the team prevailed with a 3-1 championship win.  The team is coached by John Lees, Matt Warren and managed by Mark Smith.