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Regular Season Wrap-up
First of all I want to say thanks to the Can-Do-Canines organization and the Frasier School for helping me get the word out to families in the Twin Cities area. We had a good turn out the past two weeks as the Zack Greer Foundation for children with Autism brought a number of families out to our final two homes games. It was a pretty cool experience and a thanks goes out to everyone involved.
As for the Swarm, obviously not the result we were looking for to finish up the regular season but we were able to sneak in the playoffs, still giving us a shot at a championship. This past weekend we lost another tough overtime game to the Orlando Titans. There was a highlight for me getting to play against my older brother for the first time. We’ve spent hours playing together in the backyard over the years, but this was the first time we actually went head to head. I guess he won the first battle, but hopefully it was only the first of many. It seems that any team in this league can win on any night and we feel that we have a legitimate shot at putting a few W’s together and it only take three to get it done. In our first playoff game we are heading back to Washington to play the Stealth, a team we split with in the two games played this year. They are a solid team, with a record of 11-5 but we have beat them once already and will be going in confident.
The biggest problem we have had this season is putting a full 60 minutes together. In order to come out on top this Saturday we are going to have to come out flying, and battle the whole night. Being the underdog, we need to do the little things right and take care of the ball limiting the possessions of their high powered offense. Like I said it has been a rough year in the W column but is isn’t how you start it is how you finish that counts.
Also, check out these links to our new RBK REELAX commercials.
http://video.insidelacrosse.com/video/view/13185860/reelax-commercial—1-minute
http://video.insidelacrosse.com/video/view/13185956/reelax—watermelon-shooting
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