That's partly my whole point, these kids have been beat up over and over then started making progress toward the point where they can now compete with towns tens times bigger with much more of a pool of players to pick from. I'm not anticipated we're going to blow out any teams but it'll be fun to watch them play and compete with the teams that always seem to be in the state finals in toughest division. That's the lesson, it doesn't matter how big or good your opponent is because you can only control how much you what something and if you want it bad enough you work, educate yourself, and go get it. You can't make excuses that we're to small and don't have enough standout players to play with the big boys. You work, practice and play. If we wanted to we could play with other teams from towns or size but with no disrespect we'd probably destroy them. Instead we feel we have a chance against the very best. My guess is that we finish slightly over .500.