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2008/2009 Federal League All-Sports Trophy Race
After the winter season (championships in parenthesis):
1. Hoover - 106.50 (football, girls CC, girls tennis, boys bb, boys swimming)
2. Jackson - 91.00 (boys golf, boys soccer)
3. Boardman - 80.50 (boys bowling, girls bowling)
4. GlenOak - 79.00 (girls swimming)
5. Perry - 68.00 (boys CC, girls golf, wrestling)
6. Lake - 57.00 (volleyball)
7. Fitch - 50.00 (girls soccer)
8. McKinley - 44.00 (girls basketball)
Comparing Hoover & Jackson in Spring sports:
Boys Tennis - Jackson has already won the league, while Hoover took second. That means the Bears will pick up 9 points, Hoover 7. Advantage: Jackson +2
Baseball - currently, Jackson is in first place, while Hoover is in 6th place. If that holds up, Jackson will earn 9 points, Hoover 3. Advantage: Jackson +6
Softball - currently, Jackson is in first place, while Hoover is in 5th place. If that holds up, Jackson will earn 9 points, Hoover 4. Advantage: Jackson +5
Boys Track* - I do not know Hoover's record, but I do know that Jackson defeated Hoover last night, and the Bears finished at 1-5-1. Advantage: unknown
Girls Track* - I do not know Hoover's record, but I do know that Hoover defeated Jackson last night, and the Bears finished at 4-3. Advantage: unknown
*While the regular season may be over, the FL track meet on 5/15 DOES factor into the final placements.
Factoring in current standings in boys tennis, baseball, & softball, Hoover has a 2.50 points lead on Jackson. That means that track is quite important for both schools, as are strong finishes on the diamond for both genders/schools.
Best of luck to both schools!
Interesting side note: Jackson and Hoover have combined to win the last eighteen FL All-Sports trophies, dating back to the 1990-1991 school year, including ten wins by Jackson and eight by Hoover, both with two retirements. And that will become nineteen straight years this year, as it is now statistically impossible for any other team to win the title this year.
After the winter season (championships in parenthesis):
1. Hoover - 106.50 (football, girls CC, girls tennis, boys bb, boys swimming)
2. Jackson - 91.00 (boys golf, boys soccer)
3. Boardman - 80.50 (boys bowling, girls bowling)
4. GlenOak - 79.00 (girls swimming)
5. Perry - 68.00 (boys CC, girls golf, wrestling)
6. Lake - 57.00 (volleyball)
7. Fitch - 50.00 (girls soccer)
8. McKinley - 44.00 (girls basketball)
Comparing Hoover & Jackson in Spring sports:
Boys Tennis - Jackson has already won the league, while Hoover took second. That means the Bears will pick up 9 points, Hoover 7. Advantage: Jackson +2
Baseball - currently, Jackson is in first place, while Hoover is in 6th place. If that holds up, Jackson will earn 9 points, Hoover 3. Advantage: Jackson +6
Softball - currently, Jackson is in first place, while Hoover is in 5th place. If that holds up, Jackson will earn 9 points, Hoover 4. Advantage: Jackson +5
Boys Track* - I do not know Hoover's record, but I do know that Jackson defeated Hoover last night, and the Bears finished at 1-5-1. Advantage: unknown
Girls Track* - I do not know Hoover's record, but I do know that Hoover defeated Jackson last night, and the Bears finished at 4-3. Advantage: unknown
*While the regular season may be over, the FL track meet on 5/15 DOES factor into the final placements.
Factoring in current standings in boys tennis, baseball, & softball, Hoover has a 2.50 points lead on Jackson. That means that track is quite important for both schools, as are strong finishes on the diamond for both genders/schools.
Best of luck to both schools!
Interesting side note: Jackson and Hoover have combined to win the last eighteen FL All-Sports trophies, dating back to the 1990-1991 school year, including ten wins by Jackson and eight by Hoover, both with two retirements. And that will become nineteen straight years this year, as it is now statistically impossible for any other team to win the title this year.