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RIIIPL East Standings as of 3-30-07:
http://www.hotstat.com/classic/standings.cfm?DID=2962

#1 CESA 92 Premier
#12 Bridge FA 92 Gold

CUFC 92 Elite is gunning for both of these teams.
http://scysa.demosphere.com/teams/6041234/6144041-6041310/TEAM.html


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You go Manchester!!!!! Good luck the rest of the way. I'll be pulling for your boys to finish second and earn that R3PL slot for the Fall.

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I hope I don't jinx anyone; but isn't Nick Finotti amazing?

His older team came in first in RIIIPL-East last fall and he has the #1 ranked team in RIIIPL-East with his younger team this spring.

Great job!

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Big Daddy,

Thanks for the support, but finishing second isn't acceptable. Winning State titles is what CUFC and this team are all about. Keep an eye on them. I'm betting they'll do it.

Also Chico, you're absolutely right. Nick Finotti is doing a great job with his 17's and his 14's. That's what makes the challenge to beat his '92's so much fun. Great competition, creates a higher level of technical and mental toughness for every player.


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yeah well umm excuse me manchester...it seems like in your messages about CUFC advancing into the premier league you have left out two very capable teams in knocking you out sooner or later, and both of them cufc has failed to defeat this season. dont make me remind you on who those teams are..but o well im looking foward to watching the cufc boys continue their season and hopefully be very sucessful in state cup and the rest of league play, there is a lot of league play now and with bridge fa looking strong and not letting up and both cufc and MP in the run for second may i remind you that the third place finisher must play cesa premier in opening rounds of state cup so maybe you will see your expectations for the state cup finals a little earlier than the final round..i wish all the teams luck in the rest of the season

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ArsenalJunki,

Glad to see some support and firey rhetoric from the low country. CUFC Elite soundly defeated Mt. Pleasant twice during our club tournament a couple of weeks ago, so the chances of CUFC ending up third place in line to play CESA Premier are slim to none. Bridge is a worthy opponent and that game should be a good one prior to State Cup competition.


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Not to say that the results would have changed, but for perspective you may want to add that MP only had 10 players in the finals of that tournament. CUFC played with a full roster the entire game.

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CUFC played Mt Pleasant in the first game and beat them 3-0 with Mt Pleasant's full roster so clearly CUFC is the better team

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Just curious, but what did Mt. Pleasant's roster look like in Saturday's tie with CESA Challenge?

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charles,

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