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Their most recent results do not support your claim.

Are you thinking about when the Iowa coach was at ND, where his uncle played basketball?

This thread, and some of these comments are comical... They just lost 2 games in a very high level tournament, against 2 teams that are easily Top 10 in the state, I don't think this warrants a full blown panic attack. People should also realize that just because you believe you are more talented than other teams, doesn't guarantee you any wins.

I agree with you 100%. That being said, I also went to the school of "Anything can happen come March", especially in a one-and-done format.

First of 3 battles this year? Nothing is set in stone... yet.

You can now check that box.

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West = Region 1-8; East = Region 9-16 :idunno:

You might have a point, at least he made it. I am more puzzled about not seeing Andrew Roe on any of the teams.

I'm going to say no, I doubt he trained with the MLS squad. I know he did not play any matches with their U18/19 squad so I am going to guess that he might have trained with the U23 group. Maybe @Nathaniel Bryan can confirm.

@Nathaniel Bryan I have actually known Andrew for some time now, as I stated, I consider him a very good player. You failed to mention that he also spent time with the Rovers PDL squad this past summer. Just for clarity, it was not an American touring team he captained, the group was an ODP squad made up solely of Kentucky players. I don't believe I labeled him a stat padder, you seem to have completely missed my point. My issue with teams allowing their "star" player(s) to score such a large number of goals, in such lopsided wins, falls to the coach more than anyone else. I will also say this is not limited to a single coach/school, it happens quite a bit on the girls side as well. When people use the amount of goals a player scores as a measuring stick, I believe it is worth mentioning that several of these goals are being scored in lopsided matches. In my opinion, if such a large portion of your total goals scored come in these types of matches, you are diluting this accomplishment.

All the more reason to have both contests on the same night.

Which are you referring to? Matches at St Henry and CCH, or the one at HHS?

I wish that Highlands would have done the same thing.

Yes, he has put up some great offensive numbers during his HS career and is a very good player. I'm not sure what it says when you are scoring 8 goals in a 12-2 win, or 7 goals in a 10-0 match. To me, this type of score line does nothing but dilute this accomplishment.

Riherds says PK Shootout

Riherds has the match as a 4-0 win for Brossart??? :idunno:

Looking at their schedule, not many were on turf. I wonder if also playing home matches on the small field does them no favors.

Just going with a 9th Region break down on this one.... I believe that the 33rd is the strongest top to bottom. The 34th is the best 3 team District. The 35th is typically a one team race. The 36th is by far the best 2 team District I have seen.

As long as the district champs home field meets certain requirements; size, lights, etc...

Agree with your comments about "true representation". I think if you look at the logic behind the Maher Rankings, you will see that SOS is taken into account.

This has to be considered a nice win for the Cru, heard that Calvary pulled down some players that are Varsity starters.

In soccer, the goals, and the penalty box are uniform.

I don't believe anyone said it was a big deal, or accused you of intentionally posting wrong info, just asked if you were sure. It's pretty clear that you were not the only person who thought their record was 10-0. I also don't see a problem with trying to clarify what their record actually was.

They were not 10-0 before playing Cov Cath, I believe they had a couple of ties. Maybe 10-2-0, when they played the Blue Colonels.