I will do my best to not break any rules here. As a coach with several years experience, I have never been in such a fiasco called a tournament. Waiting until the second day to cancel all games was wrong. The weather was not great(no rain just wind and cold) but was playable. All teams had the same disadvantages. I've never in my coaching career heard of 9 teams dropping out after the second day. Maybe I'm over-reacting but we came to play, and were playing well. There is a real fishy smell in Bowling Green tonight. Our coaching staff is in agreement that we won't be back. Also our parents, boosters, and players are not only disappointed, but have spent extra money because they waited so late to cancel. I'm gonna stop now :deadhorse: Thanks for reading. We did see some great games and good teams the first two days. Christian Co., Bullitt East, Butler, Warren East, Collins, Lyon Co., Webster Co. and Union Co. all looked good.

I agree 100%! Totally ridiculous! Parents, boosters, and schools spent a ton of money for 3 pool play games and no tourney! Today's weather in Bowling Green is better than yesterday!

 

Those teams willing to stay and play deserve a complete refund in my opinion!

As we left Bowling Green this morning, it was almost 40 degrees and not much wind. The weather today is far better than the first 2 days. Sun is shining not many clouds at all. I'm thinking a poorly run tournament wasn't making money so someone pulled the plug. I also agree if a team was willing to stay they should get a full refund. I know of several coaches who were willing to play.

If 9 teams dropped out, there were still 7 left. Why not let those kids play today?

Good question.

I was shocked to hear today's games were canceled after they played in much worse conditions on Thursday and Friday. Collins played late games both nights in the freezing cold so I'm sure they would've loved to play in the sun today. Either way they had a good showing beating Christian County and Station Camp, TN and tying Butler.