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Who's got the best Offense in the state?

Submitted by walax on Sat, 2006-03-18 06:47.

And why are you better than the others?

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Hmm...

Submitted by H Kurzl on Sun, 2006-04-02 21:25.

I've been thinking and no doubt Garfield has the best offense. Their face offs are dominating and with Drew Snider and Caldwell They have probably the scariest offense since last years Mercer Island team.

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I think its hard to deny the

Submitted by laxman on Fri, 2006-03-31 23:47.

I think its hard to deny the fact that prep has the best offense in state. They have the most goals scored, and they have three huge threats. O'Niell, Parietti, and Bjorkman are all in the top 10 for scoring in the state. Snider and Garfield are good, so are the Mahoneys and MI, but offensively, teams can't compare to Prep

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Issaquah

Submitted by EaglesLax on Fri, 2006-03-31 17:27.

Issaquah has put up some numbers so far too, but I don't know if they have enough weapons to be considered the best offense. I've always liked Campi's game, but he needs help. Maybe Yaap will provide that combination.

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Prep has some weapons

Submitted by EaglesLax on Fri, 2006-03-31 17:25.

You gotta admit with AP, O'Niel and Bjorkman, Prep has a three guys you gotta be able to defend. They can be dangerous. They definitely need to be in the mix if you're talking best offense.

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MI in the butt

Submitted by ghslax on Sun, 2006-03-26 16:20.

Garfield has the most potent offense, no questions asked!

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Potent offense? 4 goals

Submitted by redlyon on Thu, 2006-03-30 06:21.

Potent offense? 4 goals against a decent BI D is not potent. If Snyder want AA again he better step up his playing and lead HIS team.

With Bainbridge at 4-0 there is not denying that they they have the most potent offense. Remember we are not talking about individual players here, but a team offense.

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Potent offenses score more...

Submitted by funk-o-laxtic on Thu, 2006-03-30 18:58.

winning games 9-4 or 5-3 or 8-6 does not strike me as potent offense, great team ball, and great movement, but potent isn't really accurate. Bainbridge caught MI's mistakes, and Garfield's yesterday. If anything, I would still say potent offense might be teams that regularly average over 8 points a game. You would also see more people scoring than Delius and Masi. The same can be said of MI or Garfield of course- I just don't see any real potent offenses I guess.

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ya...

Submitted by brianmc on Sun, 2006-03-26 17:31.

its hard to pick against drew snider and an offense that has scored 50 in the first 4 games

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too early to say Garfield has it all...

Submitted by funk-o-laxtic on Sun, 2006-03-26 22:47.

I would say they have a bunch of threats, but still untested both against good goalies and good defenses. No. 1 offense, they may be- but I'll wait to see the outcome of the game on Wednesday to see. If Garfield racks up 10-12 points on Bainbridge, no question- the best.

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No that still wont prove

Submitted by defensewinscham... on Sun, 2006-03-26 23:34.

No that still wont prove that Garfield's O is the best. While BI's poles are very skillled their goalie is still young and inexperienced. The real test is going to be against Bellevue, where Garfield is going to have face their goalie (who i think is a lefty and is pretty good despite only playing a year) and their very talented D.

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