WSFL 2007 Week Seven Games:
The Gila Monsters went on the road to play a familiar foe. The nations #4 EAC stayed unbeaten and on track to a soon coming showdown with the #1 Snow. EAC won at home by beating NMMI 23-13.
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Snow was host to the Bears from Phoenix and after a 23-0 half-time SC lead they finished off PC 33-13.
Scottsdale hosted cross-town rival Mesa but failed to hold on at their home field falling 14-27
Pima, quite possibly the youngest team in JC football right now traveled to Yuma and could only watch as the Matadors rolled over them 35-0. It was the first time in awhile that the Aztecs did not score and it was the first time this year the Matadors won. Scroll down for story-stats.
After seven weeks of play, the real season begins in week eight. This is the week titles go on the line. It starts with Glendale traveling to Snow for a 1:30 game and a chance for the Gauchos to put themselves in the driver’s seat for a shot a national title. GCC will finish the season with a possible WSFL title showdown with EAC and the week before with Mesa, so a lot can happen. GCC vs. Snow is the nation’s game of the week.
EAC has a BYE then they travel to Mesa, then play Pima, then host Snow and finish with GCC. The toughest remaining schedule by far. For EAC to win a national title, the have to win all their remaining games. GCC or Snow can stay in the hunt with one loss on their record.
Mesa is a dark horse in the national and WSFL title picture, but if they run the table and Snow takes a loss, they become contenders for the national, WSFL and the right to host the Valley of the Sun Bowl. They still face Phoenix, EAC, Glendale and Western.
The WSFL is the place where all eyes in JUCO football will be focused for the rest of the season. Stay tuned.
