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deahler,

Burden of proof is on the other schools. I went to the SCHSL website and saw that the old record was 10 by Spring Valley. Fort Mill got to 13 this year and I do think that Lex will exceed that mark before the end of this season, counting playoffs.

When Lex gets to 14 it will be up to other schools to do the research and find someone else who exceeded the mark.

Great points, but it's so much fun to bust your chops! Lexington would be very fortunate to join the esteemed company of Fort Mill!

Lex, Mauldin and Dorman have already joined FM in the upperstate fraternity.

Fort Mill vs Lexington

Man, that one would lite the boards on fire...

I will be looking forward to next year. If i recall 3 viking cups ago. When Ft. Mill had about 8 freshman on the team, I believe lexington was in the same situation. So if my calculations are correct lexington will have a large amount of seniors next year, as will Ft. Mill. Should be even more interesting....

Lexington roster breakdown, as posted on lexingtonwildcats.com (Lexington Girls' Soccer Roster):

(1) Freshman
(12) Sophomores
(8) Juniors
(2) Seniors

It should be noted that one of the Juniors is an exchange student from Brazil, therefore will not be back next year.

yeah, they are both very young teams. I think mauldin was almost all seniors (starting). Next year may be the year of Lexington.

Seniors (3) - 2 Goalies and The SCHMITT
Juniors (8)
Sophomores (7)
Freshman (2)

Dorman has only three seniors also (I think). Regardless - I expect all of those mentioned in this thread, plus plenty of others, to put very good teams on the field.

A word of caution - every year it seems like Mauldin has a lot of impact seniors, only to have more step up the next year. I find that to be true of most of the good PROGRAMS. Counting seniors is not always the best way to predict who will be at the top the proverbial "next year".

WIN NOW!!! Who knows what will happen next year? Move-ins/outs, transfers, burn-outs, injuries, bad bounces at critical times, seniors deciding not to play in order to pursue a college dream, impact freshman (or not)...I could continue with this list. However, I think you get the point!

If you build a good program with a solid club feeder system, then you will probably taste a fair share of success.

I know I was just commenting that Lexington and Fort Mill are going to have a lot of seniors next year, "seasoned players". Danielle is going to leave a big void in the middle, someone will have to fill that in order for Ft. Mill to be competititve at all next year.