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lfc3 · 05-13-2008, 10:29 AM

Very quick two cents.

One of the biggest issues I have as well as others I am sure is the length of the winter season and the lack of continuity. It is great up to Christmas but with that break and the inevitable weather issues, and for many teams a sit around and wait for weeks for their biggest game of the year, provincials, leads to a burn out. Seroiusly, unless you get on a cup run, the league is almost done by Christmas and it is a long wait until mid April.

I have been involved in the PCSL, and although it was not the same connection as I have with my winter team, something to be said for playing a short compact season. Regardless of season(s).

05-13-2008, 10:29 AM	#30 (permalink)
lfc3 Member Joined: Sep 2007 Location: Langley Posts: 40 TTP Friends: (0)	Re: Men moving to Summer? Very quick two cents. One of the biggest issues I have as well as others I am sure is the length of the winter season and the lack of continuity. It is great up to Christmas but with that break and the inevitable weather issues, and for many teams a sit around and wait for weeks for their biggest game of the year, provincials, leads to a burn out. Seroiusly, unless you get on a cup run, the league is almost done by Christmas and it is a long wait until mid April. I have been involved in the PCSL, and although it was not the same connection as I have with my winter team, something to be said for playing a short compact season. Regardless of season(s).