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Thanks Hurst66. In my biased opinion we do have a very good team ;->
The problem is that there are several other very good teams in this age bracket too. CESA Premiere and Mt. P have always been at a pretty high level, but CESA Challenge and Tega Cay came on quite strong this year. And the younger Bridge team and Lexington are in the final four, so the only thing one can say for sure is that there will be some good matches in Greenville next weekend.
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Isn't this the first age for qualifying for R3PL play? Doesn't that start at U14?
Who qualifies.....Top 2? Or merely the winner....
While I'll be pulling for Tega Cay....wouldn't it be ironic if the '93 team won and qualified for region play?
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I believe the top two finishers in the state cup qualify for R3PL.
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Hat-Trick
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Clubs/Number of Club Teams Making the Final 4
CESA 5
Bridge 3
LCSC 2
MPSC 2
Tega Cay 1
CSC 1
NECSA 1
Coastal 1
Pretty strong showing for LCSC.
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Brace
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How does this translate to HS? My guess is:
4A Boys: Northwestern (Discoveries); Spring Valley (NECSA)
3A Boys: Riverside (CESA); Dreher (NECSA)
2A Boys: Bishop England (Bridge); Walhalla (?)
1A Boys: Christ Church (CESA); Lincoln (?)
4A Girls: Dorman (CESA); Irmo (CSC)
3A Girls: Riverside (CESA); BC (?)
2A Girls: Bishop England (Bridge / MPSC); Southside Christian (?)
Please fill in the ? as I have no clue!
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The Hammer: Actually, as someone quite gleefully pointed out in another thread, Dorman (Spartanburg) has more CFC girls than CESA by at least a 2-1 margin with a sprinking of USA players also.
BC draws from at least CRSA, CSC, and NECSA.
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Hammer... you can't make the correlation that clearly
For example.. NECSA feeds RV, SV, Blythewood, RNE, Dreher, AC Flora, etc... you get the idea
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U13 Boys
Predictions for this weekend. Tega Cay will win against Bridge Red. A close game but Tega Cay should win. CESA Premier should handle lexington with realtive ease. My prediction from the beginning of the season with CESA Premier winning it all stands!
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CESA Premier should be the favorite. I wouldn't count out that young Bridge Red team either.
I'm excited to see that a Tega Cay team, that some predicted (check the U-13B thread) to finish no higher than fifth, is one game away from potentially playing in the final.
Good job by all in this age bracket......very competitive.
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