NVSL Seeding Surprises?

[Anonymous]

Anything happen at the meeting reps?

Anything odd or shocking?

[Anonymous]

Biggest fall was Brandywine - from division 7 to division 13.

Biggest jump was not that big but Waynewood 10 to 7. So it looks like the seeding is sorting itself out.

[Anonymous]

Am I the only one rooting for Old Keene Mill to kill it in division one? It would be nice to have not a legacy team (but a normal one) take some wins.

[Anonymous]

Last year our pool was in division 10, and it was a very un-even division...lots of blow outs. I found it interesting to see that last year's division 10 teams are now split between 6 different divisions 7-12. It seems like a good way to handle that division.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one rooting for Old Keene Mill to kill it in division one? It would be nice to have not a legacy team (but a normal one) take some wins.

You are not alone

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one rooting for Old Keene Mill to kill it in division one? It would be nice to have not a legacy team (but a normal one) take some wins.

You are not alone

OKM should sell shirts for the rest of the league - "Rooting for this Year's Sacrificial Lamb" - "May the Odds be in your FAVOR!"

[Anonymous]

No one in division 8 stayed in division 8 -almost all went to division 7.

[Anonymous]

Was surprised Cardinal Hill went from Div 3 to Div 5

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Was surprised Cardinal Hill went from Div 3 to Div 5

They did not win a single meet, a two division drop was a done deal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one rooting for Old Keene Mill to kill it in division one? It would be nice to have not a legacy team (but a normal one) take some wins.

They are doing very well in swim and dive. Probably tennis too. Glad to see another part of the county doing well.

[Anonymous]

Lots of pools are creeping up and others that have been there are slipping down.

[Anonymous]

I'd be happy to see OKM do well and represent pools in our area of the county!

[Anonymous]

The Alexandria area has seen Mount Vernon continue to fall and Little Hunting Park continue to rise. LHP has great facilities and no neighborhood restrictions on membership so it will be interesting to see how high they can go

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Alexandria area has seen Mount Vernon continue to fall and Little Hunting Park continue to rise. LHP has great facilities and no neighborhood restrictions on membership so it will be interesting to see how high they can go

This PP brings up an interesting point. Are community based/neighborhood restricted pools destined for mid level divisions?

[Anonymous]

Dowden Terrace has continued to fall, now down to Division 9. Their long time head coach is gone so it will be an interesting season for them.