Anonymous wrote:SJC @ GC. Upset or running clock?

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Anonymous wrote:Good game this afternoon between the Saints and Visi. I could see Visi pulling this upset out if Saints fails to shut down their top shooters. Should be a very competitive game that determines standings going into playoffs next week.

Visi doesn't have a chance

Cutting-edge analysis right there.

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Anonymous wrote:Good game this afternoon between the Saints and Visi. I could see Visi pulling this upset out if Saints fails to shut down their top shooters. Should be a very competitive game that determines standings going into playoffs next week.

Visi's firepower going to be too much for Saints defense this afternoon. Visi by 4.

Anonymous wrote:Good game this afternoon between the Saints and Visi. I could see Visi pulling this upset out if Saints fails to shut down their top shooters. Should be a very competitive game that determines standings going into playoffs next week.

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Anonymous wrote:Good game this afternoon between the Saints and Visi. I could see Visi pulling this upset out if Saints fails to shut down their top shooters. Should be a very competitive game that determines standings going into playoffs next week.

Visi doesn't have a chance

Anonymous wrote:Good game this afternoon between the Saints and Visi. I could see Visi pulling this upset out if Saints fails to shut down their top shooters. Should be a very competitive game that determines standings going into playoffs next week.

Anonymous wrote:Are you?

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Anonymous wrote:SR also beat Saint Mary’s

By 1 early in season. Think St Mary’s is in second year of new coach so still getting footing and has improved a lot this year as the season went on.

SR lost by a lot to SPSG and “lost” by a lot in scrimmage against Maryvale.

They lost by 2 goals, in the first scrimmage of the year.

So silly. SR kept in all starters and MV played lots of bench with starters out pretty much after half. But ok. Just as good. Did you watch?

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Anonymous wrote:SR also beat Saint Mary’s

By 1 early in season. Think St Mary’s is in second year of new coach so still getting footing and has improved a lot this year as the season went on.

SR lost by a lot to SPSG and “lost” by a lot in scrimmage against Maryvale.

They lost by 2 goals, in the first scrimmage of the year.

So silly. SR kept in all starters and MV played lots of bench with starters out pretty much after half. But ok. Just as good. Did you watch?

Anonymous wrote:ISL and WCAC Playoff seedings to be determined this week:

--On the ISL side, things could still be altered by the results of this week's games. Visi plays both SSSAS and Potomac this week, on Tuesday and Friday, respectively.

SSSAS controls their destiny and wraps up the #1 seed with a win against Visi. (They still play Maret, but should be okay there.)

Potomac can wrap up the number 2 seed with a win against Visi on Friday, but could fall to 3 with a loss.

SR should win out against Episcopal and wait to see if they get the 3 or 4 seed based on the results of Visi's game this week.

There may be some tiebreak rules that come into play in the event of a threeway tie, but that would require Visi to win both matchups. We will see.

For the WCAC, the top four seeds will be decided Wednesday and Thursday:

--GC and SJC, both undefeated in conference, meet in Olney to determine the #1 seed. GC will be the prohibitive favorite. MH's team has won 9 straight after playing tough Baltimore and Philly teams to open the season. SJC is 10-2 since it's early season gauntlet, losing only OOC to Visi and Archbishop Spalding in that stretch.

--PVI and BI battle it out for the #3 and #4 seeds at PVI's "The Luke" stadium. Comparative results don't provide a lot to go on, as they essentially won and lost by similar margins, except for BI's surprisingly close win over AHC. Will give the edge to PVI due to home field advantage.