Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not true for all MC teams --I know the 2027 played in the B bracket.
As did their 29s.
Anonymous wrote:Not true for all MC teams --I know the 2027 played in the B bracket.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Next Level ‘28s went 10-0 beating a solid Integrity team 11-6 in the B Division Championship. They look good. Hopefully they can get stronger in the offseason but have a solid defense and very strong middies.
Congrats to the 28 NL team, they had a good season. NL seems to be the club to go to for the MC girls.
Anonymous wrote:Next Level ‘28s went 10-0 beating a solid Integrity team 11-6 in the B Division Championship. They look good. Hopefully they can get stronger in the offseason but have a solid defense and very strong middies.
Anonymous wrote:BLC 26s are in the B final and 27s are in the A final.
The 26 team has come on strong in the last weeks. Good for them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What defines "compete?" A winning season? Pride went 4-4, and I don't think they would NL would beat pride. Crush went 5-2 and did not make the playoffs, and they were heads above anyone in the B division. Did NL play against BLC in a fall tourney or scrimmage? BLC blue went 1-7.
Having watched Crush, they are good, but mainly driven by the 2 middies. Having also played NL, I think they would compete just fine in the A bracket, but hard to say if they'd go 4-4 or 5-3 etc (didn't watch every game etc). Their middies are also very strong with some other players as well. The bottom 6 in the A division for 28 aren't any better than the top 5 in the B division imo.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:M&D's problem especially at youth levels is that they have huge rosters and very unequal playing time. Lots of girls leave after a season (or less) to get more playing time
Because they thought they'd have enough girls for two teams...and then they didn't so made one huge team...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:M&D's problem especially at youth levels is that they have huge rosters and very unequal playing time. Lots of girls leave after a season (or less) to get more playing time
Because they thought they'd have enough girls for two teams...and then they didn't so made one huge team...
Anonymous wrote:M&D's problem especially at youth levels is that they have huge rosters and very unequal playing time. Lots of girls leave after a season (or less) to get more playing time