SirStanley
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Shawnee scores 10 minutes into game with Howland. 1-0. (D2)
Amazing 2nd goal for Shawnee (it's on NFHS Network with announcer)Shawnee scores 10 minutes into game with Howland. 1-0. (D2)
St. Ignatius leads 1-0 at the half.St. Ignatius takes 1-0 lead on Medina middle 1st half. (D1)
Shawnee leads 2-0 at the half over Howland.Amazing 2nd goal for Shawnee (it's on NFHS Network with announcer)
Moeller and New Albany scoreless at the half.Moeller and New Albany scoreless 15 minutes in (D1)
Ottawa Hills up 1-0 on Mooney at the half.Ottawa Hills and Mooney scoreless mid 1st half. (D3)
Wyoming and Bexley scoreless last 1st half.Wyoming and Bexley are scoreless 12 minutes in. (D2)
lower.com is much, much wider than springfield hs. throw in threats won't be as lethal on that stage.I watched most of the Moeller-New Albany game. I was not overly impressed by either team. Neither was able to possess the ball more than a couple of passes before defensive pressure caused them to clear it up top. I think New Albany is going to struggle against St. Ignatius if they try to press them as much as they did to Moeller. Ignatius will be able to possess the ball, switch fields, and then find gaps for through balls. If New Albany can muster a couple of throw-ins in the attacking third (they have a player who can consistently throw it to the middle of the box) they might be able to sneak a goal by the keeper.
As someone that watched Tippecanoe bomb those in on the widest of fields I would disagree.lower.com is much, much wider than springfield hs. throw in threats won't be as lethal on that stage.
My favorite part is the last pic. The AR is clearly STILL running up the line catching up to the play. There's no way he had any idea whether that ball was in or out.Some controversy from the second half of yesterday’s Ignatius - Medina game…
For what it’s worth, that ball is really close to being out and it’s a hard call for an AR on the opposite side of the field to make.
True - it's never a good look when you're that far behind the play.My favorite part is the last pic. The AR is clearly STILL running up the line catching up to the play. There's no way he had any idea whether that ball was in or out.