Match Preview: Boise State University
This weekend the Huskies face Boise at home, IMA Field #1, Kickoff at 1pm.
Tournament Points
4 pts for a win
2 pts for a draw
1 pts for scoring 4 tries or more
1 pts for losing by 7 or fewer
League Standings
1) WWU | 31 pts
2) BSU | 19 pts
3) OSU | 16 pts
4) UW | 15 pts
5) UO | 10 pts
What we're competing for: Pride, and a possible at-large bid to nationals!
Sitting behind OSU whom we've beaten twice is uncomfortable. Further, UO ranked 5th is the only team to have beaten the #1 ranked WWU—both situations are a testament to this year being one of NCRC's most competitive yet!
Schedules for OSU and UO are both complete, so their tournament points are fixed at 16 and 10. If we lose to BSU and no points are earned, we remain at 4th. If we lose and earn a bonus point, we would each have 16, but OSU has a stronger points differential so we'd remain in 4th - if we lose, it must be within 7 points AND we must score 4 tries or more to put us at 17 pts, ahead of OSU and 3rd in conference.
BSU has two remaining matches: UW, and also WWU (final game of the conference). If we beat Boise, we automatically move to 3rd. If we earn a bonus point in our win, we have 20 pts and move to 2nd ahead of BSU, but only if they earn ZERO losing bonus points against UW and WWU.
So with 2 games left, a lot can happen. This is a situation our current players have never been in - understanding that EVERY POINT MATTERS, is a strong message to carry through to next season. After reviewing our film against BSU, a loss of 17-45, we all agree we are a much stronger team than 4 months ago, and the Dawgs are hungry for this win!
FIRST XV STARTERS
1. Andrew Stanfel (Junior, Helena MT)
2. Dillon Tran (Junior, Spokane WA)
3. Xavier Moimoi (Freshman, SeaTac WA)
4. Owen Prentice (Senior, Seattle WA)
5. Jaedan "JJ" Johnson (Senior, North Bend WA)
6. Davis Phinney (Sophomore, Reno NV)
7. Victor Marcenac (Senior, Boulder CO)
8. Thomas Williams (Freshman, Auckland NZ)
9. Dylan Weber (Freshman, Washington DC)
10. Jack Efrusy (Sophomore, Park City UT)
11. Michael Bruin (Freshman, Oakland CA)
12. Josef "Pepi" Dostal (Junior, Longmont CO)
13. Lucas Hunziker (Junior, Pasadena CA)
14. Angus Hui (Sophmore, Hong Kong China)
15. Sebastian Sosa (Junior, Kirkland WA)
FIRST XV FINISHERS
16. Brian Cain Jr. (Senior, Piedmont CA)
17. Come Vaubourg (Freshman, Strasbourg France)
18. Peter Golden (Junior, Seattle WA)
19. Vaea Tangitau (Junior, Las Vegas NV)
20. Anson Sidle (Junior, Houston TX)
21. Halen Moeck (Freshman, Puyallup WA)
22. Jsame Fola (Freshman, Burien WA)
23. James Savio (Senior, Seattle WA)
24. Ethan Jordan (Junior, Austin TX)
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