February 11, 2018: Snow Sharks

With over a foot of snow on the ground, how would the attendance be over the weekend for our weekly floor hockey game?  We ended up having the minimum… six kids showed up and the snow Sharks were ready for another game.

I wasn’t lying; I enjoyed coaching our basketball team.  It was tough, not winning, but it was still fun.  But faced with the alternative of actually winning games vs not winning any games, I’m taking winning all day every day.  This season will feature a bunch of winning.

This Saturday brought another win… a shutout in fact.  One of our girls scored a goal from halfcourt; that was pretty cool.  She was also in goal in the 3rd, where we faced our first shots on goal; she held the shutout.  She is one of our best players.  Another one of them scored the hat trick.  He was all over the place, punching them in, adding to the blowout.  I honestly don’t remember the final… maybe 6-0?  It was never in question.

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There is only one team left in the league that we have not played, and from what I heard, we will be the better team against them too.  But before facing them, we’ll face the 2nd best team in the league in a Friday night tilt.  An early season loss may prove just as valuable as all these wins.  Keeping the kids honest…. and grounded… yeah, they’re probably too young for all that… forget losing… haha.

But could all this winning be boring?  Was all that losing boring in basketball?  I would like to see exciting games, like the first time around vs our opponent on Friday.  I liked some of those basketball games when we were in it…  Close game victories is ideal, but again, who am I to be picky about what type of win?  I would have loved just to get ONE win all season last season.  To the continued undefeated season… let’s so Sharks!