Anonymous wrote:YJMA plays in the 2nd hardest division in Lax4cure. If they get blown out then they were in the correct division for LLL.

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Anonymous wrote:DD club played against YJMA a couple weeks ago. She thought they had two players in casts on the sideline and 14 active players. I’m not sure how a team with such a small roster can make it through the summer tournaments.

Assuming this was UMD play day, how did your team fare against YJMA?

PP and Stars parent. I believe we lost 3-8 or 9. Weren’t keeping score.

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Anonymous wrote:DD club played against YJMA a couple weeks ago. She thought they had two players in casts on the sideline and 14 active players. I’m not sure how a team with such a small roster can make it through the summer tournaments.

Assuming this was UMD play day, how did your team fare against YJMA?

Anonymous wrote:DD club played against YJMA a couple weeks ago. She thought they had two players in casts on the sideline and 14 active players. I’m not sure how a team with such a small roster can make it through the summer tournaments.

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Anonymous wrote:YJMA was in wrong bracket for sure, but this is what happens when you are essentially an upstart program without a track record.

I would say they were in the right bracket. A 1 goal loss, a 1 goal win, and two other wins in competitive games. Sounds about right. YJMA parents love to think the team is better than it really is.

Anonymous wrote:YJMA was in wrong bracket for sure, but this is what happens when you are essentially an upstart program without a track record.

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Anonymous wrote:When teams sign up for A division in a tournament, are there different tiers to select from? Or do the tournament schedulers determine the tiers from the applicants?

How does Legacy get to be in the top bracket in LLL? BLC and Coppermine get to be in the second hardest bracket.

You register from 5A to 1A with 5A being the best of the best, not A, B, C, etc.

All schedulers are different with some preferring to try to get more out of state matchups (so you don't travel out of state to play a team from your backyard). And some take requests more into consideration than others like for those that have flights to catch they may give them preference for earlier games on Sunday if they ask for it.

Looks like there are actually 6 brackets for the 2030s.

BLC Blue in the 2nd highest.

Stars light blue in the 3rd.

YJMA in the 4th.

Pride Loudoun in the 5th.

Pride Red NOVA and Stars Navy in the 6th.

BLC Blue in the 2nd highest. 4-0

Stars light blue in the 3rd. 0-4

YJMA in the 4th. 3-1

Pride Loudoun in the 5th. 3-1

Pride Red NOVA and Stars Navy in the 6th. 4-0 and 2-2

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Anonymous wrote:When teams sign up for A division in a tournament, are there different tiers to select from? Or do the tournament schedulers determine the tiers from the applicants?

How does Legacy get to be in the top bracket in LLL? BLC and Coppermine get to be in the second hardest bracket.

You register from 5A to 1A with 5A being the best of the best, not A, B, C, etc.

All schedulers are different with some preferring to try to get more out of state matchups (so you don't travel out of state to play a team from your backyard). And some take requests more into consideration than others like for those that have flights to catch they may give them preference for earlier games on Sunday if they ask for it.

Looks like there are actually 6 brackets for the 2030s.

BLC Blue in the 2nd highest.

Stars light blue in the 3rd.

YJMA in the 4th.

Pride Loudoun in the 5th.

Pride Red NOVA and Stars Navy in the 6th.

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Anonymous wrote:When teams sign up for A division in a tournament, are there different tiers to select from? Or do the tournament schedulers determine the tiers from the applicants?

How does Legacy get to be in the top bracket in LLL? BLC and Coppermine get to be in the second hardest bracket.

You register from 5A to 1A with 5A being the best of the best, not A, B, C, etc.

All schedulers are different with some preferring to try to get more out of state matchups (so you don't travel out of state to play a team from your backyard). And some take requests more into consideration than others like for those that have flights to catch they may give them preference for earlier games on Sunday if they ask for it.

Anonymous wrote:Most of this thread contains false information.