Only the regular season games count towards District. Which means Conner is only 2-0 in the District and Boone is 0-1.

 

So, it is possible that Conner could end up 3-0, while the rest are tied at 1-2 (If Boone beats Ryle and Conner beats Boone). How would the 33rd district pairings work out then?

So, it is possible that Conner could end up 3-0, while the rest are tied at 1-2 (If Boone beats Ryle and Conner beats Boone). How would the 33rd district pairings work out then?

 

Many districts use the blind draw in event of a 3-way tie.

Conner beat Boone in the Conner Christmas Tourney. Does this count as an official District win? If not, Conner is only 2-0 in District play, but face Boone next Wednesday night.

 

I believe only regular season games count toward the district record unless previously agreed on by both coaches prior to any tournament games. I would think the Christmas Tourney game does not count in the district standings for seeding purposes.

I believe only regular season games count toward the district record unless previously agreed on by both coaches prior to any tournament games. I would think the Christmas Tourney game does not count in the district standings for seeding purposes.

 

I've never heard of tournament games counting as seed games so you are correct.

I've never heard of tournament games counting as seed games so you are correct.

 

I believe it happens more with baseball and softball with all the rain outs. If a game is cancelled and they play later in a tournament they could agree to it counting as a conference or district game. Also, I noticed that NCCs boys team was over the limit of games on their schedule by one game, due to their tournament runs in the All A regional and state. I also noticed that NCC was dropped off of St. Henry's schedule and this was a conference game. Since they already played in the All A regional I assumed they agreed to count that as their conference game. Again I am not 100% sure but I believe this is correct.

I believe it happens more with baseball and softball with all the rain outs. If a game is cancelled and they play later in a tournament they could agree to it counting as a conference or district game. Also, I noticed that NCCs boys team was over the limit of games on their schedule by one game, due to their tournament runs in the All A regional and state. I also noticed that NCC was dropped off of St. Henry's schedule and this was a conference game. Since they already played in the All A regional I assumed they agreed to count that as their conference game. Again I am not 100% sure but I believe this is correct.

 

See...I told you the All A screws up everything!!

 

See...I told you the All A screws up everything!!

 

Oh no you DIDN'T!!

Oh no you DIDN'T!!

 

My goal is to hijack every thread with this All A crap!...until someone will listen to me!

 

See...I told you the All A screws up everything!!

 

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

My goal is to hijack every thread with this All A crap!...until someone will listen to me!

 

You gotta let it go brother! :deadhorse: Next year were gonna take you down to the ALL A so you can see it first hand. And you will be buying the refreshments too!

Well Ryle took down "the red hot boone county", so I am thinking 0-3 for BC. Nothing is a lock though, but I don't see BC beating Conner. So that would pair up my lady jags with Ryle.