The sheet you show has St. Henry as a member of the 33rd. Of Course, they have been replaced with Cooper.

The sheet you show has St. Henry as a member of the 33rd. Of Course, they have been replaced with Cooper.

 

There goes my job as an editor.

There goes my job as an editor.

 

Just saying it may be an old document and their seeding rules changed when Cooper took their place.

So after all of this, what we do know about seeding the 33rd is that we really don't know. :idunno:

So after all of this, what we do know about seeding the 33rd is that we really don't know. :idunno:

 

I won't speak for everyone but it's fairly obvious that I don't know. I will say that a parent of a 33rd player told me only the 2nd games counted as seeding games.

I've seen both Ryle and Boone play this year it seems that when Boone is healthy they are the better team, but it might come down to who 's playing well come tournament time.

As far as seeding goes, I believe it goes like this:

 

There is one seeding game per two head to head played by each participating team per year (each team plays home and home). Ex. Tuesday night Boone was at Ryle. This game meant nothing but pride because the first game they played at Boone was the seeding game. Next season, I believe the seeding game will be at Ryle. Tough part is finding out which games are the seeding games. Are we all good and confused now?

I believe only one game used to count for seeding but now both games do.

I believe only one game used to count for seeding but now both games do.

 

So since the standings were all determined prior to Tuesday nights game, then that game's outcome would not have changed any of the standings?

So since the standings were all determined prior to Tuesday nights game, then that game's outcome would not have changed any of the standings?

 

I do remember Ernst writing that the seeds are already set so that would back up the contention that only one game is a seed game.

I do remember Ernst writing that the seeds are already set so that would back up the contention that only one game is a seed game.

 

If that is the case, then it may have changed back to the way it used to be again.