I think the poster was referring to division 1. And, while Tuesday may change things, they are clearly the second best team in Dayton for division 1. Which I think is saying more than people are crediting. The GWOC has been very competitive in games against the GMC and GCL (gwoc #1 beat the GCL #1), so I think it is saying something.
Yes, I was definitely referring to D1. There is no argument for Beavercreek being lower than 2nd in Dayton, for D1. We'll see how they do against Centerville tomorrow night. Right now though, obviously without knowing seeding or brackets, I would pick Beavercreek as one of the 4 teams in SWO to make the regional.
And I considered making the 50 minute drive up to see. Glad I chose otherwise lol
Same here!
Yeah I still see Centerville as a team that can beat just about any team in the state.
Well this statement isn't accurate. They already lost to 3 teams in the state. Plus I'd put money that richmond heights would spank centerville
First off I said just about which doesn’t necessarily mean any team. Secondly, yeah they have lost to teams in the regular season but come tournament time I think my opinion is valid which is that Centerville can compete with and beat just about any team in the state. That doesn’t mean they will beat any team in the state but I think it’d be a bit silly to think they aren’t capable. Obviously they lost, but they had St. Ignatius beat but made mistakes that I’m sure they will and likely already have corrected. Am I saying they are the best team in Ohio and will be state champs? No. But could they be state champs this year? Yes there’s a chance. So again, I see them as a team that can beat just about any team in the state. It’s an opinion.
I don't think Springboro is good at all and Wayne and Fairmont are only decent. Any of the GWOC teams is going to have to beat a top 5 Cincinnati team in the district to make the regional, and I don't think any of these teams can do that. Centerville and Beavercreek can though.
Just asking for clarification because it was a general statement and been going to games since I was four and coaching in 4 decades I think know that D2 wouldn't factor into D1
. I also stated that "....maybe in D1 but that's not saying much...." perhaps you didn't see that part?Agree!
Very fiesty. Thanks for your resume. That changes everything. But my response was because the initial post you responded to was about the division 1 seeding, so Trotwood and alter were irrelevant.Just asking for clarification because it was a general statement and been going to games since I was four and coaching in 4 decades I think know that D2 wouldn't factor into D1
This is about as accurate as gets about the GWOC. It will come down to seeding/placement for the middle tier of teams.
If I am reading the brackets correctly, only 3 Dayton teams will get to Districts. Centerville should take one. Beavercreek will likely get the second. Springboro, Fairmont and Wayne will battle for the third, but realistically whoever wins that will probably play Moeller at Districts and none are good enough to beat them. Could any advance if they played one of the GMC teams? We will never know.
There is still a chance Sycamore gets the #1 seed in Cincinnati if Moeller drops one of the X or Elder games before the draw date. Elder has a chance as well.
You could be right.
Centerville, Sycamore, and Winton Woods all lost in fairly massive upsets tonight.
No chance. A few transfers short.
His statement is clearly supported by their results:
You left out another big win (albeit of an out of state opponent) which was beating Isidore Newman in overtime. Centerville is inconsistent at the moment. Playing to the level of their competition for sure, but let's not forget at this time last year no one was talking about Akron Hoban even getting to state much less winning it. The talent is clearly there. The team is clearly good enough. Doesn't mean they will win it, but they certainly are capable.
Much as I hate to say it...State championship teams don't get down by 20 to Northmont, at home. They get down maybe 6, or 7, then come storming back and win it by 10. The Fairmont loss at home was perhaps a letdown, or a fluke. Northmont exposed them.
I'm not picking them to win state, just sayin they have played with and beat the best teams in Ohio already, like the original poster said
Agreed and they still could be a contender, but these kind of home losses indicate weaknesses that State title teams typically don't show. Hope to be wrong, as I am still a fan.
Noticed Jamar Montgomery was not in the lineup last night and had 17 against Beavercreek before the Northmont game. In addition, Eathan Greenberg who also had a big game against Beavercreek only had 3 points. Something was out of sorts last night.