NESCAC 2010

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Jim Matson

That 3-0 win is a good start.
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Dfense1

Quote from: Jim Matson on November 13, 2010, 11:50:40 PM
That 3-0 win is a good start.

Agree...Lasell really packed the box in the first half until Williams broke them down in the 2nd half.  In the next game, Brandeis also played a similar defensive scheme against Caselton with 8 players behind the 18 most times.  Expect a tough contest today and low scoring game.

ECSUalum



NCAA NE Regional Womens Soccer Tournament at Mansfield Sports Complex:

ECSU women over Wheaton 0-0 on PKs

Next up Williams College

Dfense1

Quote from: Dfense1 on November 14, 2010, 09:16:12 AM
Quote from: Jim Matson on November 13, 2010, 11:50:40 PM
That 3-0 win is a good start.

Agree...Lasell really packed the box in the first half until Williams broke them down in the 2nd half.  In the next game, Brandeis also played a similar defensive scheme against Caselton with 8 players behind the 18 most times.  Expect a tough contest today and low scoring game.

Always learning in this sport...Williams 6 Brandeis 0.

Jim Matson

Hey, at least that learning was a positive experience!?
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Dfense1

Quote from: Jim Matson on November 15, 2010, 12:04:31 AM
Hey, at least that learning was a positive experience!?

No doubt...the Judges decided to run with the Ephs and completely changed tactics vs. their game with Castleton. 

Dfense1

Can anyone explain the thinking behind why Williams and ECSU will travel to William Smith for the Sweet 16? 

Since Williams ranks 1st in the NE region and their men's team is out of the tournament, they could have certainly hosted the 3rd round.

Assume one reason might be because William Smith also finished first in their region and qualify to host based on some type of yearly alternating between regions, i.e., Williams hosted Sectionals in 2009.

Any thoughts?

ECSUalum

Willimantic Ct to Geneva NY 330 miles!!

Who has the better soccer facility William-Smith or Williams??

Gerrs

Becks -  I seem to recall one of your earlier posts that noted this was your last season as moderator of this chat board. If that is the case, I would like to compliment you on the magnificent job you have done over the past few years. Your posts are always thorough, thoughtful and thought-provoking. I am doubtful that anyone can fill your shoes, and this board will be much poorer for your loss. Well done!   :)

Dfense1

Quote from: ECSUalum on November 15, 2010, 01:44:26 PM
Willimantic Ct to Geneva NY 330 miles!!

Who has the better soccer facility William-Smith or Williams??

The Williams field might be a little larger but both are good facilities for the game with different local attractions, e.g. Berkshires vs. Finger Lakes.  Since the die is cast, enjoy the scenic ride up to NY State!

Becks

Quote from: Gerrs on November 15, 2010, 02:08:15 PM
Becks -  I seem to recall one of your earlier posts that noted this was your last season as moderator of this chat board. If that is the case, I would like to compliment you on the magnificent job you have done over the past few years. Your posts are always thorough, thoughtful and thought-provoking. I am doubtful that anyone can fill your shoes, and this board will be much poorer for your loss. Well done!   :)
Thanks, Gerrs.  Yes, daughter #1 has finished her college career.  :'(  It's been a labor of love.  I'll probably post some post-season comments based on final league stats, but after that, it'll just be guest appearances.  At least unless daughter #3 (HS frosh) ends up playing at a NESCAC school.  ;D

Jim Matson

I think that William Smith as a host was based on an overall ranking that put them on top of the remaining group.  Last year, the NCAA posted their final rankings so we could have seen this.  But this year, those rankings were not released - at least not yet.
Managing Editor, D3soccer.com

ECSUalum

Thanks Jim,

As Dfense stated, it'll be a nice ride to the finger lake region, ladies can catch up on some sleep over the 5.5 hr trip ;)

2xfaux

Willimantic to San Antonio...1980.16 miles....Go for it!!!!!

Dfense1

Quote from: 2xfaux on November 15, 2010, 05:29:31 PM
Willimantic to San Antonio...1980.16 miles....Go for it!!!!!

Not sure I'd be worrying about the Willimantic to San Antonio ride unless you were thinking of going as a spectator.

Those Eph broads are on fire!