Announcement
Summer League Results...
Here it is, the official standing of the Lakewood Summer League teams, as of the beginning of this past Monday’s matches, July 15, 2019. As you can see, so far we are all tied up with Washington HS, 26-10. And Auburn Academy and Mt. Tahoma are right on our heels. Is Power Surge going to successfully defend its title this year? By night’s end, can we pull away from the competition? Let’s see!
Things did change drastically by the end of the night when all the official matches were played. We won 5 sets and lost 1, Washington won 3 sets and lost 3. Auburn earned 3 sets through forfeiture and possibly all 3 sets against Mt. Tahoma (I think). Assuming those things are all true, at the end of the night Power Surge is at 31-11, Auburn is at 29-13, Washington is at 27-15, and Mt. Tahoma is at 25-17. So, if we’re going to finish #1 in 2019 and successfully defend our title in this Lakewood summer league, we need to close it out come next Monday July 22nd. It’s all up to you all, ladies, and to coach Roland.
I might also note that for some of the teams like Auburn, Mt. Tahoma, and Washington, they all had match/set wins automatically given to them because their opponents were not present and therefore had to forfeit. We were never so fortunate to gain any wins that way this summer.
So next Monday July 22nd we play at 6:30 and 7:30 PM. Please be there at 6 PM. It’s a big night ladies, bring your game, play smart, and close it out. We play Mt. Tahoma at 6:30 pm, then Annie Wright at 7:30 PM, both tough opponents not to be taken lightly. Washington plays Auburn Adventist and then Mt. Tahoma. Auburn Adventist plays Washington then Rainier. Play out all the possible scenarios and you can go crazy. What we need to do is simply win all 6 sets this final night and seal the Championship Title. We can do this, GO POWER SURGE!
I want to thank all our players and parents for once again supporting our summer league program this year. It’s very difficult to do with so much going on during the last days of school in June and vacations/camps in July. I also want to thank all our ball control students (mostly middle school players) for helping out on Monday nights too, especially on those nights when we did not have enough summer league players. We have never had to forfeit any matches over the last 20 years playing in the Lakewood summer league. Thanks largely to the commitment of all our Power Surge players, SL and BCS students, this year and in years past. Mahalo nui loa!
Bring the 2019 Lakewood Summer League Championship home ladies! Always Ready!
