If you enjoy craft beer, go to Left Hand Brewing Company while you're in Longmont. Great place, great people.
Getting ready to go have a pint at Left Hand. Went to Oskar Blues earlier in the week too.
If you enjoy craft beer, go to Left Hand Brewing Company while you're in Longmont. Great place, great people.
"Super" brackets aren't new - TCS started with 18U in 2012 and added 16U in 2013. Seems like they tweak it every year. Main goal is to provide more opportunities for teams to play their way into the top bracket and prop up Sparkler. Fireworks used to be head and shoulders above Sparkler before TCS acquired it for 2011 and the "Super" brackets blur the line between them since some spots are allocated for Sparkler teams.I was really surprised that this year Triple Crown Sports created the "Super 16U" and "Super 18U" divisions. It makes me wonder if college coaches are making it to other diamonds where the teams aren't categorized as "super." I know BB's team is doing well. I think that they have today off and are going to go rafting.
Where are you? CO Springs, Erie/Westminster or Loveland/Greeley area or other?
I think it's dumb that they put the 14s in CO Springs away from all the 16s and 18s.
Yes we were in Colo Springs. Waste of time down there. No college coaches at all. Best thing going out there is reuniting with friends and the college camp we did on Monday.
My two DDs were in the IDT (18U) and Sparkler (16U). Our 18U team got smacked around pretty hard, but beat a couple of good teams. The 14U team made the Championship round of the 16U Sparkler, not bad for a bunch of 13-14 year olds.
Overall a good experience, I'd say that if you're looking to get recruited the IDT is where it's at. Very few coaches at any of the four Sparkler venues we played at.