USLMDIA.org Question

[onpoint]

When you pull up a team's roster on the www.uslmdia.org site, it doesn't display the age and position of the players. While it's cool to have their heights and weights, it would be nice to see their positions and years of eligibility. Just a thought. I really like the idea of having one central location for stats and everything, but if one is to pull a team's roster off of the site, it would be helpful to have that information as well.

[usdlax8]

hey another question i have is where are the scores for the games? are they somewhere that i can't find them or are they not up at all? also, did the division websites stop posted scores now that uslmdia website is up? it seems like there needs to be a more organized manner of dealing with these things.

[Jolly Roger]

The front end of the USLMDIA site will be functional shortly. The population of Fernweb conference websites will follow thereafter. It's actually quite a task to manage what our organization is requesting and it's been in progress since August.

[CPLaxGM]

Are there any official USLMDIA representatives out there that can give us a definitive word on the score reporting? When are the various websites going to be up and running? I hope we are not going to have to endure another waiting game like the National Championships venue announcement. The ability to find game results from across the country in one central web location will be an excellent benefit, but until that happens, the system is worse than it was in the past since the individual league websites aren't posting any scores, stats, or game reports. I don't want to seem ungrateful or incredibly impatient, but the USLMDIA season officially kicked off over two weeks ago. Does anyone know how much longer it will be?

[Sonny]

Just so everyone knows, our system (schedule, scores, etc.) here at USLIA.com is tied into the USLMDIA.org database. We did this to avoid all of the confusion/problems from last year when we had people trying to update/maintain two different databases at two different sites.

[onpoint]

Conference contacts were just issued an email that the .org website will hopefully be up within the next week or two. For the sites that fernweb did in the past (WCLL, RMLC, PNCLL, PCLL, etc. off the top of my head), the stats will be automatically linked into those conference websites. This means that we only have to post our stats into one site and they will be transfered into the other ones. This system will certainly be better than the past, especially if ALL the teams take time to input their stats and give a good representation of what is happening around the country. There shouldn't be much complaining that inputting into two websites is too complicated since that won't be an issue this year. Apparently the uslmdia.org site will have a new look as well and what is up right now won't be the final product.

[lil lady lax fan]

Is the format going to be the same as the WCLL fernweb site? I really enjoyed reading the writeups on the various games as well as checking out the stats.

[Jolly Roger]

This system will certainly be better than the past, especially if ALL the teams take time to input their stats and give a good representation of what is happening around the country.

Stat inputting is mandated nationally and has a fines associated with failure to enter them promptly.

[Pinball]

Stat inputting is mandated nationally and has a fines associated with failure to enter them promptly.

what are the fines?

[Jolly Roger]

Get your stats in on time and you don't have to worry.