Anonymous wrote:Game time is soon! Let’s see if BF can live up to what they say they can be. WF is a good team. BF might be better. With both teams having strong players, one will have a better game plan. That chip goes to BF for me. Not a BF parent!!! But my odds on score will be 10-3 with BF winning. They have a solid offense with a not so great defensive end. WF has solid players on every end but don’t work great together.

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Anonymous wrote:Robo - WS update?

Robo won 15-8

Rams back on top as expected. Spartans came out hot and kept it close early with it tied 3-3 midway in 1st, but a key Robo time out and in-game coaching adjustments broke it open as the Robinson staff showed why they are the best.

In addition to winning the coaching adjustments, a big part of the game was the Rams winning it on the draw circle as they held the all-district draw taker from the Spartans in check. Not sure she used a draw stick (don’t know why the WS coaches wouldn’t have adjusted to one or adjusted on the circle) as the Rams seemed to be able to deny the self-draw and place the ball outside the circle and go get it at will in order to key some make-it, take-it runs to break things open.

Congrats to both teams for getting to play some more after today. Both will need to clean up things though.

Robo coach should have been Patriot coach of the year with 0 loses in the district and the closest district game was a 3 goal win. Others weren’t close.

^ Unfortunately these selection meetings can get political or petty when it comes to voting. Another District had a coach who was undefeated in their conference and were still not voted for COTY. If a coach isn’t COTY in the District they aren’t qualified to be voted COTY for in the Region or State which really doesn’t make sense.

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Anonymous wrote:Robo - WS update?

Robo won 15-8

Rams back on top as expected. Spartans came out hot and kept it close early with it tied 3-3 midway in 1st, but a key Robo time out and in-game coaching adjustments broke it open as the Robinson staff showed why they are the best.

In addition to winning the coaching adjustments, a big part of the game was the Rams winning it on the draw circle as they held the all-district draw taker from the Spartans in check. Not sure she used a draw stick (don’t know why the WS coaches wouldn’t have adjusted to one or adjusted on the circle) as the Rams seemed to be able to deny the self-draw and place the ball outside the circle and go get it at will in order to key some make-it, take-it runs to break things open.

Congrats to both teams for getting to play some more after today. Both will need to clean up things though.

Robo coach should have been Patriot coach of the year with 0 loses in the district and the closest district game was a 3 goal win. Others weren’t close.

Anonymous wrote:5 starters out with flu

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Anonymous wrote:The Battlefield Girls Lax program deserves credit for seeking out challenging out of district /region competition. It is why they are not undefeated. It is also likely if Battlefield were in Region C or Region D they would not qualify for the state tournament as frequently as they do coming out of region B. Regardless, the program does not shy from Region C or D competition.

I honestly think Westfield has a good chance of knocking them out.

Assuming both teams are full strength, BF by at least 5.

Rumor has it that BF may not be at full strength tonight. Can anyone confirm?

They haven’t been all season

Anonymous wrote:Evidently BF will just cough on WF and everyone will get sick.