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Post by timaeus on Dec 16, 2006 17:57:26 GMT -6
A tight one with University and then a draw to DeRidder. After some really ugly losses early on, Coach DeRitter may be turning this program around quicker than we thought.
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Post by Bish on Dec 16, 2006 18:03:21 GMT -6
Shaw surprising? Try Comeaux.
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Post by timaeus on Dec 16, 2006 18:05:19 GMT -6
Comeaux does it big, always. Didn't you know?
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Post by boomboomgoal on Dec 16, 2006 19:23:17 GMT -6
clinton- 8
comeaux- 0
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Post by time2shine on Dec 16, 2006 19:48:36 GMT -6
2 starting defenders unable to play due to injury. 2 pks in the box and 3 teams of boys, the coach changed the entire team 3 times, against 1 tired team due to very few subs.
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Post by ontheRun24 on Dec 16, 2006 22:32:49 GMT -6
2 pks in the box...where else would a pk be? but for real...y was there 2 fouls in the box? wasnt the lesson learned after the first one?
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Post by The Irish Fro on Dec 17, 2006 0:45:15 GMT -6
its funny for a coach named DeRitter to play a team named Deridder.
but yes i expect Shaw to be topnotch in the coming years, supposedly the whole shaw team is freshmen. all the upperclassmen were cut due to "attitude problems." Really to me, it was just an excuse to get rid of the upperclassmen and start all over with a completely new team. thats if this is true. so if it really is all freshmen expect how good theyll do in years together if they keep this up now.
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Post by rbsoccerinsouth on Dec 17, 2006 4:08:11 GMT -6
Noah... WHO DAT, did I just give away your name.... I forgot your name isn't Noah. anyway... I got your email... I hope you and the boys at GK keep surprising people.
As for Shaw, I will give you an update on Tuesday night. I expect them to be a stronger team than everyone is talking about.
I know they have a very strong and talented forward, Josh Casimier. He's a huge impact player. He's going to be a big time college player. He's and ODP player and hopfully, he can find his way to getting past the regional pool. He's go the size, strenght, and talent to be the player to represent LA at the highest level.
Josh... push yourself to get there
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Post by thesim on Dec 17, 2006 8:51:36 GMT -6
A tight one with University and then a draw to DeRidder. After some really ugly losses early on, Coach DeRitter may be turning this program around quicker than we thought. The "tight" 5-3 game to University was not as close as the score. University was up 4-1 at half and up 5-1 at one point. When University put in their subs they scored 2 goals off of really bad calls. As for DeRidder, I don't quite know what happened there but DeRidder beat University 6-0 which is more of a surprise. |
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Post by thesim on Dec 17, 2006 8:53:02 GMT -6
Noah... LSU is great, did I just give away your name.... I forgot your name isn't Noah. anyway... I got your email... I hope you and the boys at GK keep surprising people. As for Shaw, I will give you an update on Tuesday night. I expect them to be a stronger team than everyone is talking about. I know they have a very strong and talented forward, Josh Casimier. He's a huge impact player. He's going to be a big time college player. He's and ODP player and hopfully, he can find his way to getting past the regional pool. He's go the size, strenght, and talent to be the player to represent LA at the highest level. Josh... push yourself to get there If the kid you are talking about is number 9, he's very good. |
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Post by The Irish Fro on Dec 17, 2006 13:37:38 GMT -6
Noah... LSU is great, did I just give away your name.... I forgot your name isn't Noah. anyway... I got your email... I hope you and the boys at GK keep surprising people. As for Shaw, I will give you an update on Tuesday night. I expect them to be a stronger team than everyone is talking about. I know they have a very strong and talented forward, Josh Casimier. He's a huge impact player. He's going to be a big time college player. He's and ODP player and hopfully, he can find his way to getting past the regional pool. He's go the size, strenght, and talent to be the player to represent LA at the highest level. Josh... push yourself to get there haha i hope youre not talking to me, my name really isnt noah, it was a joke to create the name. funny that it worked. but yeah i hope that boy noah and his guys at gk keep suprising people |
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Post by soccerfreak123 on Dec 18, 2006 19:50:39 GMT -6
i saw shaw play and i really thought they were one of the worst teams in Division I, i cant see how they tied deridder. but they have some serious making up to do the rest of the year.
ps. the upperclassmen play on the jv(when i saw them play) because coach deritter has a strict rule that a varsity player should be able to run 2 miles in under 12 minutes
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Post by timaeus on Dec 19, 2006 4:08:36 GMT -6
2 miles in 12 minutes? That's a high standard.
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Post by upper90 on Dec 19, 2006 7:02:29 GMT -6
That's where a lot of colleges set their standards. I think it should be closer to 13:30-14, but hey, this guy is a good coach, so he knows what he's doing.
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Post by maradona9 on Dec 19, 2006 14:28:54 GMT -6
its funny for a coach named DeRitter to play a team named Deridder. but yes i expect Shaw to be topnotch in the coming years, supposedly the whole shaw team is freshmen. all the upperclassmen were cut due to "attitude problems." Really to me, it was just an excuse to get rid of the upperclassmen and start all over with a completely new team. thats if this is true. so if it really is all freshmen expect how good theyll do in years together if they keep this up now. I know Coach Deritter and know for a fact he did not cut seniors and juniors just to start with a new team. I'm sure he had a good excuse for cutting them or making them play JV. As for the 2 mile run, its true he demands his players to be in top form before they ever see the field. Some may look down on Coach Deritter for this, but he is the best coach in the state. |
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Post by The Irish Fro on Dec 20, 2006 14:19:54 GMT -6
thats good, im glad he really didnt cut the upperclassmen. but wow 2 miles in 12 minutes? thats really tough, the best ive had in a two mile is around 13:30. long distance will get you in shape for games, but you also need speed, i did cross country to stay in shape for soccer, and it helps but it lacks sprints.
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Post by JustSomeRecPlayer8 on Dec 20, 2006 14:39:54 GMT -6
so your telling me that not a single upperclassman could make the run in alotted time?
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Post by maradona9 on Dec 20, 2006 17:14:32 GMT -6
I don't have the details of their team. All I know about the actual team is from what I read on here. I know Coach Deritter would never cut upperclassmen just to start with freshmen. He is a very strict coach and demands a lot out of his players. Maybe the upperclassmen quit because they couldn't take his training sessions. He might have dismissed them for their attitudes because he would rather eleven kids who have never played soccer but try their hardest and work, then eleven superstars who just go through the motions and wait for practice to end.
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Post by JustSomeRecPlayer8 on Dec 21, 2006 11:25:53 GMT -6
Now I'm not disagreeing with you but I just find it hard to fathom that kids who played at a very low level school in the past years would quit cause, someone grab the klenex...  "It's too much work (sniff) he wanted me to run in soccer (sniff sniff) WHAT KIND OF A MONSTER IS HE!" even after they get one of if not the best coaches in the New Orleans area and possibly the state. |
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Post by futbolla47 on Dec 27, 2006 23:53:11 GMT -6
yes i agree
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"It's too much work (sniff) he wanted me to run in soccer (sniff sniff) WHAT KIND OF A MONSTER IS HE!"