Soccer is Vincent Franz Colon’s game

Vincent Franz Colon has played soccer for three years with Coach Jeff Dickerson. CONTRIBUTED
Vincent Franz Colon has played soccer for three years with Coach Jeff Dickerson. CONTRIBUTED
MADISON – Vincent Franz Colon enjoys soccer more than any other sport. In fact, he likes all aspects of the game.
Vincent plays for the Hurricanes in AYSO 498, group U-10. Usually, he plays forward or goalie. Jeff Dickerson has been Vincent’s coach for three years.
In addition, Vincent played flag football this summer with Upward Sports. In most games, he was a receiver.
Vincent is a third-grader at Horizon Elementary School. For now, soccer is his only extracurricular activity; when he’s old enough, Vincent will participate in LEGO Robotics.
Vincent’s parents are Aaron H. Franz and Rebecca Colon Franz. Aaron works as a systems program analyst III with Trident Technologies. Rebecca, a stay-at-home mom, actively volunteers at school and church. She serves as Vice President of Volunteers for Horizon PTA and is a member of the Daughters of the King and Stephen Ministry at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church.
Vincent’s older brother Gabriel is an eighth-grader at Discovery Middle School. Gabriel has competed twice with LEGO Robotics and participates with RUFF (Ready yoUrself For the Future) leadership group.
Vincent has a pet dog named Pax, a six-year-old black-and-white English springer spaniel.
“We moved here in July 2010 from central Florida. Aaron found a job working on Army helicopters on Redstone Arsenal. He worked there for three years before finding his analyst job at Trident Technologies,” Rebecca said.
Q&A
Q: At what restaurants do you enjoy eating?
A: “Subway. I used to like Burger King, but now I like Subway sandwiches,” Vincent said.
Q: What is your favorite food?
A: “Sandwiches!”
Q: What are your favorite sports teams?
A: “Whatever team I am playing on,” Vincent said. “I don’t really know about other teams.”
Q: What’s your favorite sports memory?
A: “My friend Isaac kicked the ball all the way down the field from our goal, and it went really far. He kept the other team from scoring a goal.”
Q: What do you like to do in your free time?
A: “I like to play with toys — usually Nerf guns and video games — and with my friends. I also like hiking, camping and mining for gemstones,” Vincent said.

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