Fogo wasn’t there but all other impact players were including their MVP middie from the World Series. Just shows that you can’t be overly reliant on one player. I think that Express’ only 3 losses this year were when they were without the fogo.
The lost almost every faceoff and still only lost by one. He's obviously a difference maker, but I don't think they're panicking.
Good point.
I highly doubt the Towermen team was the same team that played at the WS. I’m sure this version included the assortment of holdbacks that played with them at the NAL.
Towermen parent here to clear the air. The three players who were ineligible for the WS all have August birthdays and missed the age cutoff by 3 weeks or less. One missed by three days. No holdbacks. No 14 year olds. All going into 8th grade and are all 2026 grads.
You can honestly spin this however you want but the bottom line is those kids do have physical advantages over kids that are 13 and born in '08. Those same kids that didn't qualify for the WS, could have started Kindergarten earlier but the parents held them back and chose to start school later. Additionally, your team initially failed to qualify for the WS and when playing LIE on age, were literally smothered. With that being said, this is all irrelevant now, since the "on age" tournament is over. But please, leave the self righteous nonsense at home that the older players didn't matter.
His defenders came out earlier when I put "all turn 13 during school year " instead of 14.
They are holdbacks/reclass/prefirst or whatever. They have a one year advantage over others the exact same birthday. Their parents choose to hold them back and turn them into one of the oldest out on field. They are palying down. Simple as that. Like I said, doesn't matter, but stop the spin of garbage.
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