Final...

Well Im sure Ludlow would have liked to have got the All "A" win against Bellevue. But it is nice to be able to come back just 4 days later and get the chance to get revenge on the team that just beat you. This game was at Ludlow and was just the opposite of the other game, with Ludlow dominating this game and getting up by as much as 30 points at one point, when then both coaches put in subs to end the game. This now puts Ludlow in great position to win the conference championship outright this year, since they are now 2 games up on Bellevue, and 1 game up on Villa. I know these two teams still got atleast one more match up left this year at Ludlow, but as I said before after the All "A" game that we would see who really the better team is in the next two games they play...

Way to go Panthers, you proved who the better team was in this game!

Well Im sure Ludlow would have liked to have got the All "A" win against Bellevue. But it is nice to be able to come back just 4 days later and get the chance to get revenge on the team that just beat you. This game was at Ludlow and was just the opposite of the other game, with Ludlow dominating this game and getting up by as much as 30 points at one point, when then both coaches put in subs to end the game. This now puts Ludlow in great position to win the conference championship outright this year, since they are now 2 games up on Bellevue, and 1 game up on Villa. I know these two teams still got atleast one more match up left this year at Ludlow, but as I said before after the All "A" game that we would see who really the better team is in the next two games they play...

 

 

 

Uh, just a couple of things here . . . The game was at Bellevue, not Ludlow. The coaches both substituted pretty freely throughout the game with Bellevue's coach pulling her starters several time throughout the game as a result of disappointment in their intensity. Ludlow came out immediately ready to play and took it to the Tigers in every way. Bellevue was just plain flat and didn't come ready to play in the least. On that last comment, I'll just wait to see what happens in game three.

Uh, just a couple of things here . . . The game was at Bellevue, not Ludlow. The coaches both substituted pretty freely throughout the game with Bellevue's coach pulling her starters several time throughout the game as a result of disappointment in their intensity. Ludlow came out immediately ready to play and took it to the Tigers in every way. Bellevue was just plain flat and didn't come ready to play in the least. On that last comment, I'll just wait to see what happens in game three.

 

Your right it was at Bellevue, I knew that but it was just a typo.. It was pretty much the same way in the All "A" for Ludlow. Ludlow kind of came out flat and tired against Bellevue after having a hard fought win against HC 2 days before...And thats fine because we all will see in game 3 when they play...:thumb:

I am getting the feeling that Bellevue was geared to peak in the All-A and may have a difficult time getting back on track for awhile. It is one of the quirks of being an A school in that the All-A presents a unique opportunity but it also is sometimes tough to play games after it depending on the emphasis put on it.