Quick Quesetion

[bob jenkins]

I recall reading in some thread somewhere that "C" level is Freshman. (As in Varsity = A, JV=B, Frosh=C).

Why they don't just say Freshman or similar, I don't know. (Maybe players other than Frosh are also allowed to play that level.)

[Adam]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

I recall reading in some thread somewhere that "C" level is Freshman. (As in Varsity = A, JV=B, Frosh=C).

Why they don't just say Freshman or similar, I don't know. (Maybe players other than Frosh are also allowed to play that level.)

Around here "C" games are just this, freshman games. The two terms ("C" and "freshman") are used interchangeably.

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Around here "C" games are just this, freshman games. The two terms ("C" and "freshman") are used interchangeably.

Way out here in the West, C teams mean freshman and any others not good enough to make JV. Quite often at the smaller schools you will have a sophomore or two on the C squad.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

Way out here in the West, C teams mean freshman and any others not good enough to make JV. Quite often at the smaller schools you will have a sophomore or two on the C squad.

Around here, prep schools call such teams "thirds". I guess if parents pay the big bucks to send their child to a prep school, then the school is going to find a team for the child to play on if they wish to play that sport.

[showbo]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

I recall reading in some thread somewhere that "C" level is Freshman. (As in Varsity = A, JV=B, Frosh=C).

Why they don't just say Freshman or similar, I don't know. (Maybe players other than Frosh are also allowed to play that level.)

Awesome, thanks.

On another note, I only did a couple of freshman games, along with a couple of 10th grade JV-B teams. I did one JV-A team game though! Rest of my games were 7th-8th. Not sure I should attend this camp, but then again, how will I ever learn if I don't.