CCL Frosh Soph Scores

[SiuCubFan8]

I think the last 10 years with numbers being what they are, teams are just happy to get their kids games regardless of how you label it.

I have seen some things like Leo JV vs Rita Frosh. Or a team that has a soph team playing against a true JV team that may have juniors (and even seniors) who don't play much on varsity. Overall, I think most programs are happy to just to have a game for their lower levels regardless of the technicality. I know it used to be frosh vs frosh and soph vs soph at all the bigger programs. But now I feel like "JV" is more widespread than "soph."

I think it makes more sense to play frosh and varsity Friday and then JV Saturday or Monday so programs can add the juniors/seniors who didn't play Friday to the list of sophomore to get a more inclusive JV game.

Lines have blurred on what JV is in the historical sense.

 

[cenrik71]

Each school does it differently. As you get closer to the playoffs, you’ll see more kids moving up to get them ready. You can only play 4 quarters a week now, so sometimes you’ll see a player play two quarters on sophs and two on varsity. But not often.

That is correct. DP has used this approach this season to add depth when injuries occurred.