I know it's early, but what is the fall high school season looking like for boys? I know many people are curious to see if strong teams such as Needham and Concord-Carlisle are as strong next season as they were in the previous season. Any thoughts?
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I find it hard to believe that such teams like this would be as strong. Pretty sure a lot of seniors are leaving.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI find it hard to believe that such teams like this would be as strong. Pretty sure a lot of seniors are leaving.
My sense is that Needham is that Needham should be the favorite again, at least in their league. Maybe Framingham could threaten. In E.Mass., you always have to consider New Bedford too. C-C seems likely to be good, but since they play such a weaker schedule, it's hard to put them on the same level as these others, despite their awesome record. Let's hope they have some better non-league tests this fall, and that A-B, L-S and others give them more in-league competition too.
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Needham lost one of the more dominating players in the state. They will definitely drop off. I'm sure they'll contend but they won't be the runaway freight train they were last year or 3 years ago.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNeedham lost one of the more dominating players in the state. They will definitely drop off. I'm sure they'll contend but they won't be the runaway freight train they were last year or 3 years ago.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNeedham lost one of the more dominating players in the state. They will definitely drop off. I'm sure they'll contend but they won't be the runaway freight train they were last year or 3 years ago.
Needham had a number of strong players that are graduating. However, they have a number of very good players coming up who were varsity players but did not see as much play time. They have also had a strong JV team. What they won't have is experience on the coaching side (unless JS) is the head coach, and the player side. More than 80% of the goals scored were from graduating players. They will have a winning record but I give Framingham the nod in the league.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBy drop off, do you mean someone will beat them in the regular season, last done in 2013?
I don't care all that much about JV records by the way. The kids that make the difference at that level usually play varsity by their sophomore year.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYour smoking funny stuff again ! No GK and no Attack plus lack of qualified coach.
GD, Wachusett and Algonquin are the top 3 teams this year in Central Ma.
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Lexington and Winchester have a lot of good players returning. CC had a lot of seniors on the team. Malden will also be rebuilding. Medford has a chance to win that league, but would like to see them play some of their neighbors (Woburn, Winchester) to better see how they rank. Expect BC and Framingham to be strong.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNeedham had a number of strong players that are graduating. However, they have a number of very good players coming up who were varsity players but did not see as much play time. They have also had a strong JV team. What they won't have is experience on the coaching side (unless JS) is the head coach, and the player side. More than 80% of the goals scored were from graduating players. They will have a winning record but I give Framingham the nod in the league.
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