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CCLA Week #5 (3/1-3/7/2005) - Discuss Games/Report Scores
Posted:
Mon Feb 27, 2006 9:14 pmby Sonny
DIVISION A:
2142 Wed 01-Mar Michigan Whittier College Whittier 7:00pm
1790 Fri 03-Mar Bridgewater Buffalo Buffalo 8:00pm
1830 Sat 04-Mar Bridgewater Purdue Buffalo TBA
1681 Sat 04-Mar Florida West Virginia Intramural Fields 12:00pm
1683 Sat 04-Mar Central Michigan East Carolina ECU - Blount Intramural Fields 12:00pm
2080 Sat 04-Mar Pittsburgh South Florida University of Miami 4:00pm
1791 Sat 04-Mar Oakland Indiana Indiana University 7:00pm
2121 Sun 05-Mar Purdue Buffalo Buffalo 11:00am
1684 Sun 05-Mar West Virginia Tennessee Intramural Fields 12:00pm
1188 Sun 05-Mar Michigan UC Santa Barbara UC, Santa Barbara 12:00pm
1793 Sun 05-Mar Oakland Dayton Dayton 12:30pm
2081 Sun 05-Mar Pittsburgh Florida State Palmer Trinity HS 12:30pm
1201 Sun 05-Mar Michigan State UCLA UCLA 1:00pm
2117 Sun 05-Mar Central Michigan Clemson Clemson Rec Sports Fields 2:00pm
1203 Mon 06-Mar Michigan State Arizona State LMU 1:00pm
2163 Tue 07-Mar Pittsburgh University of Miami University of Miami 4:00pm Divisional
DIVISION B: 1792 Sat 04-Mar Carnegie Mellon Taylor Taylor 1:00pm Divisional
1793 Sun 05-Mar Oakland Dayton Dayton 12:30pm
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 11:32 amby gcclax33
Wow... some kid had 11 goals for CMU against Taylor... that's crazy.
Any info on the Carnegie Mellon vs. Taylor game? How about Oakland vs. Dayton?
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 11:52 amby A.J. Stevens
gcclax33 wrote:Wow... some kid had 11 goals for CMU against Taylor... that's crazy.
Any info on the Carnegie Mellon vs. Taylor game? How about Oakland vs. Dayton?
Oakland 12
Dayton 6
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 1:07 pmby wheelz33
MSU 9
UCLA 6
MSU won the third quarter 6-0
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 8:58 pmby metallax1
let's hear some more about this kid with 11 goals.. if possible of course
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 9:22 pmby trojanlax22
he was able to get open on the crease for all 11 of his goals. Carnegie Mellon ran a very well executed offense, and the defense either lost track of him or didn't slide, which left him with enough time to score. don't get me wrong, he's good, but i seriously doubt he'll do something like that again
...and don't expect the taylor defense to let anything close to that happen again
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 10:05 pmby mholtz
MSU 4
ASU 5
We have had really bad luck with concussions. ASU came back on us and scored with about 2 minutes left to take the lead.
Posted:
Fri Mar 10, 2006 12:04 amby mholtz
MSU 14
LMU 9
LMU played very hard, and we got a chance to see a lot of our younger players.
Posted:
Sun Mar 12, 2006 12:01 amby Sonny
BOX SCORE From a warm and humid Saturday evening in Clemson, South Carolina
Indiana: 4 - 5 - 4 - 1 = 14
Clemson: 2 - 1 - 3 - 0 = 6
Indiana travels to Auburn on Sunday afternoon before finishing their SELC trip in Nashville on Monday against Vanderbilt.
Posted:
Sun Mar 12, 2006 2:27 pmby mholtz
MSU 7
Chapman 12
that team has some really explosive talent on offense, and they are almost all freshman. Look for that team to be a top competitor in the next few years.
Posted:
Sun Mar 12, 2006 7:04 pmby Sonny
Unofficial final from Sunday afternoon in Auburn, Alabama:
Auburn 11, Indiana 10.
Posted:
Sun Mar 12, 2006 8:14 pmby Sonny
Sonny wrote:Unofficial final from Sunday afternoon in Auburn, Alabama:
Auburn 11, Indiana 10.
ZAHANAM is reporting in the SELC Forum that IU beat Auburn today 11 - 9.
ZAHANMA wrote:FINAL from Auburn, AL
Auburn 9
Indiana 11
My hats off to Indiana, a well-rounded and very solid team. Very hard played game, but Auburn just couldn't pull it out.
My apologies to the Hoosiers. My source must have the score transposed.
Grove City vs. Liberty
Posted:
Sun Mar 12, 2006 11:32 pmby GCClaxster67
Grove City 15
Liberty 13
We beat Liberty 15-13 at there place in VA on saturday.
Posted:
Mon Mar 13, 2006 12:18 pmby naptownlax
congrats to grove city on their OOC win at liberty. won't lie, looks good for all the rest of the ccla div B teams as well - thanks gcc. any report on how the game went? looks like it was a good one
Posted:
Mon Mar 13, 2006 1:01 pmby gcclax33
The game was really close, came down to the last 2 minutes, but we pulled away with a couple of late goals.
Liberty never led the entire game, though they tied it up 12-12 with 2 or 3 minutes left.
Our team was playing without arguably our best defensemen who had a death in the family, and our star midfielder was knocked out with a concussion in the second quarter (he already had 3 goals when he was injured). We also had a starting attackman sustain a concussion, but he played all but one quarter after it happened.
We play our other out of conference game next Friday against Rochester, and hopefully we can continue to represent the CCLA well. Thank you for the comment.