
hexagonaria wrote:It's tough being in Ohioyou won't be seeing me in Orlando, that's for sure. (You might see me at OSU though)

French_Toast wrote:hexagonaria wrote:It's tough being in Ohioyou won't be seeing me in Orlando, that's for sure. (You might see me at OSU though)
That it is. What school are you from(not to be creepy)? West Liberty here, getting ready to head up to Mentor for tomorrow.

hexagonaria wrote:French_Toast wrote:hexagonaria wrote:It's tough being in Ohioyou won't be seeing me in Orlando, that's for sure. (You might see me at OSU though)
That it is. What school are you from(not to be creepy)? West Liberty here, getting ready to head up to Mentor for tomorrow.
Im from pick central. Not a very competitive school in the past, but the class of 2015 is changing that! Our division b school, ridgeview, hadn't been to states since the 80s, but yours truly, and my friends sent them to osu for the past two yearshopefully we can do the same now that we are in division c. We'll see I guess.
Do you go to states usually? (and no, i'm not going to mentor. Wsu was all the invitational I can handle this year)





hlygh2008 wrote:i believe churchill is the most competetive division B cshool. they carry 2 teams and got 1st place every year in Norcal regionals besides last year. Unfortunetly my school has to go against them:(


geminicross wrote:I think most states that send 2 teams can be considered competitive.

noobforce wrote:geminicross wrote:I think most states that send 2 teams can be considered competitive.
I don't think so because what if you pluck a school like Solon or JC Booth into a state like Alabama? Giant massacre, I'd think.

noobforce wrote:geminicross wrote:I think most states that send 2 teams can be considered competitive.
I don't think so because what if you pluck a school like Solon or JC Booth into a state like Alabama? Giant massacre, I'd think.

hlygh2008 wrote:i believe churchill is the most competetive division B school.



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