Past Leagues:
2010 Spring Clique League
The 2010 Spring Clique League is a Saturday league with five divisions (A-E) of pre-formed teams. This group is for posts directly related to the league, such as weather announcements, tournament information, etc.
Spring League Party
Party like it's 2009... Mark the calendar, May 22, 2010 for the WAFC Spring League party. Location is TBD but likely on Capital Hill. Details will be posted as soon as plans are final.
Event Type:
Party Permits
Captains (and co-captains) should make sure to print out and keep a copy of the field permits. Permits can be downloaded by captains and co-captains from the Permits group, http://www.wafc.org/permits/1093. The permits are restricted to captains and should only be used for WAFC events (i.e., WAFC games). If you would like to use a field reserved by WAFC for a non-WAFC event (e.g., a club team practice) you should coordinate that ahead of time with Bryan Steffen or another board member (use the Contact form to send them a note).
Score Reporting
Captains can now report scores by clicking on the title of a game. Find the game using the calendar, click the title (may need to click the title again if the popup version of the game appears), click Edit (up near the title), enter scores, click Save. Team 1 is the first team listed in the title, Team 2 is the second listed. Changes are saved in the system and anyone can see the revisions. Captains can edit games again if they make a mistake.
Scores will be tabulated and used to build the league standings page shortly.
Schedule
http://www.wafc.org/schedule_clique is the schedule laid out in calendar format. You can browse by month, week, day, etc., and filter by team and/or division(s).
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