Showing posts with label Weekend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weekend. Show all posts

Sunday, February 8, 2009

You just can't beat Off Constantly!



A lot of things happened today at Ball Gymnasium, mostly for the better. Off Constantly entered the game ranked 4th in the blue division of the West Side Basketball Association with a record of 3-3. This record kept us teetering on the edge of making or being excluded from the playoffs.

Today Off Constantly played the Wilson 8, or 5 of the 8 anyway, today at 3pm in Ball Gym. With a hard fought effort and a record breaking amount of fans packing the stands, Off Constantly outplayed and out hustled the higher ranked team to improve their chances of competing in the playoffs in the coming weeks.

The crowd, I believe, helped us play to our maximum potential. With 3 of our players families in attendance, including my own, we blew away our old record of 5 people. Our total number of fans today was 15. Yes, that may seem like a very small amount, but our average, or any team’s attendance average for that matter, is somewhere between 0 and 5. All in all, more support I believe equals better game play.

With a final score of 53-38 in the favor or Team OC, our record moved to 4-3 with only one more game left before all-star weekend and the playoffs, things are looking great. Keep reading for updates in the coming months.

Saturday, February 7, 2009

T-Minus: 24 Hours


In less than 24 hours now we will be playing in our second to last regular season game in the West Side Basketball Association intramural league. Currently we are still in the running for playoff contention so winning this game for us would be huge.

Our record from the past 6 games is split even at 3-3. We should have won some of the games we lost, but due to the lack of team attendance, we did not fare so well. Usually, when we have our full roster show up to play, we have played very well. I hope tomorrow’s roster shows up in full so we can continue this trend.

Tomorrow is another day, another game, and another chance to prove we have what it takes to compete in this league. Our current attendance record for fans stands at a measly 5 people. If we break that current record and win the game, we will have many reasons to celebrate.