Anonymous wrote:Honest question - are there livestreams on the school websites for these games ?

Yes - most link from their athletics page

Question....What's the purpose and what message are you sending about your team and yourself by trying to score a meaningless goal up 3 with less than 30 seconds left in the game?

Anonymous wrote:Shocked the SR - Potomac game was soo close

SR should have won by way more. We ran Potomac over starting from the first quarter. Goalie play was the difference.

Anonymous wrote:COLLEGE COACHES ARE AT SOME OF THESE GAMES SINCE SOME HAVE THEIR SEASON OVER! BE GOOD ON SIDELINES PARENTS!!

HOW DO YOU KNOW COLLEGE COACHES ARE COMING?? WHO WAS THERE???

Honest question - are there livestreams on the school websites for these games ?

Shocked the SR - Potomac game was soo close

Dropped a "d" and an "r". Dominated and closer...

1. SR vs. Potomac (SR -8) [Actual SR 9 - Potomac 6]
2. SSSAS vs Visi (SSSAS -4) [Actual SSSAS 12 - Visi 6]

Favorites pulled through. Good fight and D by Potomac, but SR too strong. SSSAS dominate and Visi needed a couple late goals to make it close. Sets up a great final between the two best teams in the ISL all season.

Any scores from today?

COLLEGE COACHES ARE AT SOME OF THESE GAMES SINCE SOME HAVE THEIR SEASON OVER! BE GOOD ON SIDELINES PARENTS!!

The NCS jokes are played out...

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Anonymous wrote:Only note I would offer is that SR's biggest asset is team speed. Motion on attack relies on that aggression and pace.

Potomac has some size and grit on D and Maddie. D1 Lax and Soccer commits. If pouring rain, that asset may neutralize the SR speed advantage a bit.

Valid point on rain being a potentially mitigating factor, but can we refocus on NCS and if either of these teams be able to compete with them next year?

Who is NCS? Are they playing today?

Anonymous wrote:Only note I would offer is that SR's biggest asset is team speed. Motion on attack relies on that aggression and pace.

Potomac has some size and grit on D and Maddie. D1 Lax and Soccer commits. If pouring rain, that asset may neutralize the SR speed advantage a bit.

Valid point on rain being a potentially mitigating factor, but can we refocus on NCS and if either of these teams be able to compete with them next year?

Middie

Only note I would offer is that SR's biggest asset is team speed. Motion on attack relies on that aggression and pace.

Potomac has some size and grit on D and Maddie. D1 Lax and Soccer commits. If pouring rain, that asset may neutralize the SR speed advantage a bit.