They may be out of the bracket, but their work in San Diego isn't finished.
October 22, 2021 by Isabel Cruz in Analysis, Coverage with 0 comments
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No matter how much work, preparation, and team bonding go into the story of a season, its ending can hinge on the littlest of things: an off throw at the wrong time in the wrong round, a universe point finish as the wind picks up, a momentum shift you can’t quite recover from, a point differential that keeps one team alive in the bracket and sends another to consolation. Among the last-place finishers in mixed pool play this year, some take pride in Day One scores that reflect closely-fought battles with well-matched opponents, others in keeping their programs strong another year or representing their city on a national stage. Read on for more about Boise Lochsa, Nashville ‘Shine, San Francisco Polar Bears, and New York XIST’s turns at the dance this year as they continue a weekend of reps against the division’s best.
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