As noted, with a couple/few exceptions, there appears to be significant parity in most of the teams (or at least unpredictability of results), and would be good to see some of those "surprises." With most here not considering Brooks to be "real" until tested, BH-Nobles is the big game to see who's top dog. If MA wins, they will be staking their claim too. Or maybe it's Rivers?
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Well, both LA and BBN are 1-2-1 in league play I think, but that's largely a function of schedule. LA should put up 3 easy wins in a row, but still can't fathom what happened in their game with St Marks. I think BBN has a shot at the top, having played a tough early season schedule. I was thinking St Paul's might play the spoiler, since they seem to be giving everyone a game even if they're losing, but are those ISL games this season?Comment
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Clearly Brooks is better than last year. The question is whether they can keep putting up big scoring numbers when they play against top 3-4 teams. Will find out soon enough. Right now they look to be at least a top 3 team.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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I think they are the only team that is well balanced in all positions. No other ISL team has that this yearOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Nobles 0 BH 1Comment
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Nobles 1 BH 2 from BH web siteComment
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Sm 3 rl 4Comment
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Ma 1 ss 0Comment
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Groton 1 Rivers 3Comment
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Does it matter when you score? I think it counts as a win no matter when you score. You must mean it was a closely matched game which it was. But good teams have to find a way to win to be near the top at end of the season.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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SS can't score that's their problem...but keeping MA to 0-0 with 3 minutes left is impressiveOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Some Other Scores from Twitter
St. Paul's 1, Thayer 0
LA 6, St. George's 1
BB&N 4, Governor's 0Comment
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