CLASS C2-
1 West Canada (18-2)
2 Weedsport (13-6)
3 Onondaga (11-8)
4 Waterville (9-10)
5 Fabius-Pompey (9-11)
6 Beaver River (8-11)
7 Mohawk (7-13)
8 Lafayette (3-15)
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NEWSChannel 2's Jason Powles and Brian Sandler will blog about boys and girls high school basketball in Central New York.
9 comments:
here lies the problem with split class. west canada a walk to c2 championship with only one other team above 500?!?! never should have listened to knapp when he was at brookfield and came up with the genuis plan to split classes. its just crap. you want to have 22 teams? great, then you have play-in games. this system is plain stupid.
Check out B1-2..day and night diff..not even fair...its a joke
it's a bull$sh1t put out there by the good ol' boys club
girls and boys basketball rules
I like the split classes....gives more schools a chance to win a tournament and play on a more level (enrollment size) playing field. Someone will always benefit or not benefit no matter how you draw it up.
West Canada is going to have their hands full with Waterville in a very likely second round matchup. Waterville is playing their best basketball of the year. They beat Cooperstown last night.
stop crying everyone knows wvc has the top boys and girls basketball teams. i sure that wcv is going to have hands full everytime they make that basket waterville will be sitting back looking up at the score wcv going all the way watch look and hear the crowd
I thought WCV was in Class D. They played many teams that had the mascot on the court so they could field a team. Class D is a joke, but WCV is actually a pretty good team just the same.
Good luck to all.
WCV didn't devise this system they're merely placed where their enrollment positions them - just like all the other schools. So, don't blame WCV for having a good team and being a small C team. Remember they were overall class C champs last year, same school same size....
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