Flying Wallenda wrote:UNDSiouxfan wrote:Playing in their only somewhat competitive contest of the year, former Class B team Watford City gets beat by Williston 63-46 last night. At least they didn't lose this one by 40 - 50, so let's consider this a "moral victory." Watford City now moved to 0-21 on the year. Ladies & Gents, another prime example of a team that should be in the middle class.
Last year their girls team was in the state tournament - probably the 4th or 5th best team in class A. I'd argue that it depends on the program at times, not necessarily the school.
You do have a point with the WC girls team, but the last time a Watford City boys team could compete at the A level is when Fred Fridley Jr. played. 1990-1991-1992 timeframe, and a memorable championship game with small town Munich vs. WC. Truly a great time for class B hoops and a once in a 50 year team for Watford City. Not even sure if that team would've made an "A" Tourney back then, but most of the state would've been rooting for them.
packers21 wrote:UNDSiouxfan wrote:Playing in their only somewhat competitive contest of the year, former Class B team Watford City gets beat by Williston 63-46 last night. At least they didn't lose this one by 40 - 50, so let's consider this a "moral victory." Watford City now moved to 0-21 on the year. Ladies & Gents, another prime example of a team that should be in the middle class.
So when Watford, Devils Lake and Whap do that to Edgeley and Park River in a 3 class system it will be ok ?
No it wouldn't, and I agree with you 100%. I would be against those middle schools ever playing against an Edgeley or a PRFL. To me, that would be the common sense factor that also needs to be added in to a 3 class proposal. Edgeley and Park River should stay in the lowest class; with Watford, DL, and Wahpeton in a middle class along with most of the privates and other large B's. Schwab has an excellent and well-thought out plan, and I would argue it's about 99% spot on. (And definitely 100% better than the current system of A and B)