Current Standings as of 8/6

Discussion in 'Charleston Battery' started by Mister Obvious, Aug 6, 2006.

  1. Mister Obvious

    Arsenal
    United States
    May 20, 2006
    Charleston, SC
    Club:
    Arsenal FC
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    USL First Division 2006
    Overall Standings


    USL First Division-------Pts GP W L T
    Montreal Impact---------40 20 11 2 7
    Vancouver Whitecaps----35 22 9 5 8
    Charleston Battery-------34 21 10 7 4
    Rochester Raging Rhinos--34 18 9 2 7
    Virginia Beach Mariner----29 20 7 5 8
    Atlanta Silverbacks-------28 20 8 8 4
    Puerto Rico Islanders-----28 19 8 7 4
    Seattle Sounders---------25 22 7 11 4
    Miami FC-----------------23 20 6 9 5
    Portland Timbers---------21 23 5 12 6
    Toronto Lynx-------------19 20 5 11 4
    Minnesota Thunder-------17 19 4 10 5


    Vancouver picked up 6 points this weekend.
    Charleston and Rochester grabbed 3 each.
    Va. Beach and Montreal got 2 each.
    Atlanta got none of the above.

    We are 1 game behind Vancouver, but 1 ahead of Atlanta and Va. Beach.
    3 ahead of Rochester and have 2 on Puerto Rico, while Seattle has 1 on us.
    With Atlanta tanking two this weekend and Puerto Rico losing at home, it makes for a dogfight for the last couple of play-off spots and you have throw Seattle into the mix, maybe Miami too.
     
  2. ox utd

    ox utd New Member

    Aug 29, 2005
    charleston
    That's a very coherent report for it being 11 PM on Rockville weekend! ;)
     
  3. Duke of Earl

    Duke of Earl New Member

    Mar 20, 2006
    Vancouver plays 5 of its 6 remaining games at home. They have lost 1 time at home this year. You got to like their chances to join ROC and the Frogs as 3 of the 6 play off teams.

    At present, the Battery is playing like it means to make the play-offs, but there are no "gimmies" on the schedule.

    Our biggest competition is coming from VB, Apes and PR, and I agree to watch out for Seattle.

    Apes have not won in the last 6 games, but they have 3 winnable games at home coming up vs. PR and MIA (2). Two games are toss ups at MIA and ROC at home, although I would bet on ROC. Then the NW passage where it is tough to win.

    PR has two games in hand. They have the next 6 games on the road. 2 are winnable vs. Portland and Minn. They end with 3 winnable games at home v. Minn and MIA (2).

    VB has one game in hand. They have the NW passage - unpredictable. Then a winnable game at home vs. MIA. They finish with 4 games away vs. Montreal (2), ROC and Toronto. They have a good chance of winning 1 or 2 games out of the last 8.

    In no order, my picks are:

    Frogs
    ROC
    Vancouver
    Battery
    Apes
    PR
     
  4. Mister Obvious

    Arsenal
    United States
    May 20, 2006
    Charleston, SC
    Club:
    Arsenal FC
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    I had been awake for almost 12 hours, so I was feeling energized. I haven't missed Rockville in 25 years.
     
  5. ox utd

    ox utd New Member

    Aug 29, 2005
    charleston
    I knew you'd be there!
    I didn't make it this year - had in-laws in town.
     
  6. Mister Obvious

    Arsenal
    United States
    May 20, 2006
    Charleston, SC
    Club:
    Arsenal FC
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    USL 1st Division Table

    Team GP W D L Pts

    #1 Montreal Impact 25 12 8 5 44
    #2 Rochester Raging Rhinos 24 10 10 4 40
    #3 Vancouver Whitecaps 25 10 9 6 39
    #4 Charleston Battery 24 11 5 8 38
    #5 Seattle Sounders 25 10 4 11 34
    #6 Atlanta Silverbacks 23 9 5 9 32
    #6 Miami FC 24 9 5 10 32
    #6 Virginia Beach Mariners 25 8 8 9 32
    #7 Puerto Rico Islanders 24 8 7 9 31
    #8 Portland Timbers 25 7 6 12 27
    #8 Minnesota Thunder 24 7 6 11 27
    #9 Toronto Lynx 24 5 7 12 22

    After tonight, there's a 3-way tie for 6th place with Puerto Rico 1 point off of them. Looks like a dogfight for the playoffs this year, Seattle has really made a move in the last 2 weeks and are now 4 points behind us.

    Oh by the way, Miami pounded Atlanta today, 7-1. :D

    I hope our boys are rested up and ready for their big roadtrip.
     

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