IMO, no, there will be little change at the top of any particular U13 or U14 division (discounting teams that move divisions) in either the challenge or classic divisions. The 2-3 top teams in each division had relatively high average goal differentials in addition to winning
In particular,
a) CUFC U14 boys and U14 girls will win the U14 spring SCSCL regular season.
b) Bridge 93 boys and CESA 93 girls will win the U13 Spring SCSCL regular season.
One question that I have in the U13B challenge would be whether CESA 93 boys premier can parlay playing up the last couple of years to a 2nd place finish behind the bridge 93 boys when they return to the normal playing age; and hold off a fairly strong MPSC and younger CESA premier team? I think so ... thoughts?
