Now for most its the 7 or 8 or even 9 HOUR trek to Hemet

Bdad73 wrote:OC..your Ignorant!!! Do you even know the difference btw Indonesian and Indian is?!?! You'd be better served of staying in the OC bubble you live in..then look up the atlas on google and educate yourself.
2face wrote:We have played in the FF the last 3 years 12s and 14s. The fields /schools that we played at were not that good. The big disappointment was that over 75% of the teams were all NorCal and CenCal teams. We could have stayed home and played the same teams. We would of had to make the semis or championship if we wanted to play a SoCal team. I admit the drive is far, but the competition is good. If you plan on playing in Firecrackers MD or Premier then you need to see how you stack up. When you also add in OnDeck watching your kids, it's worth the extra drive. I do think you need to know that your kids can compete down south. You don't want to go have your A_S handed to you.
NumeroUno wrote:Unfortunately both tourneys are on the same date but with the economy many of the so cal teams did not want to spend the money and travel north.
OCwildcatMom wrote:No not at all just think that Force Classic may get some of its glory back. I am sure you can remember when that was the big event everyone wanted to attend every year.
OCwildcatMom wrote:thetruth wrote:FF put on a great show every year but times have changed. Why spend the money to go north when you can play all the best teams in Hemet. Not that Hemet is a Huntington Beach but I think every crook in Fresno circles the calendar for the FF weekend. Fresno is an arm pit and cars get broken into every year.
I wish it were all the best teams in Hemet but it is who gets their cash in 1st. & they are usually limited to the # of teams they can take in Hemet.