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2023 GRC Showcase Scenarios - By Team - GRC East Boys

by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com

In a previous blog post, I shared the GRC Showcase Scenarios by order of finish.

Here is the alternate view by team for GRC East Boys:

Note that they scenarios are unofficial.  No results are official until an announcement from the Conference office.

Gallatin

  • If Gallatin defeats Milan, they will finish #1
  • If Gallatin loses to Milan, they will finish #2
Milan
  • If Milan defeats Gallatin, they will finish #1
  • If Milan loses to Gallatin, they will finish #2
Maysville
  • If Maysville defeats Princeton, they will finish #3
  • If Maysville loses to Princeton and Trenton defeats Putnam County, they will finish #4
  • If Maysville loses to Princeton and Putnam County defeats Trenton, then there is a 3-way tie for #3 through #5 between Maysville, Princeton and Putnam County that will be broken by scoring margin in the games between each of them
Putnam County
  • If Maysville defeats Princeton, they will finish #4
  • If Putnam County loses to Trenton and Princeton defeats Maysville, they will finish #5
  • If Putnam County defeats Trenton and Princeton defeats Maysville, then there is a 3-way tie for #3 through #5 between Maysville, Princeton and Putnam County that will be broken by scoring margin in the games between each of them
Princeton
  • If Princeton defeats Maysville and Trenton defeats Putnam County, they will finish #3
  • If Princeton loses to Maysville, they will finish #5
  • If Princeton defeats Maysville and Putnam County defeats Trenton, then there is a 3-way tie for #3 through #5 between Maysville, Princeton and Putnam County that will be broken by scoring margin in the games between each of them
South Harrison
  • If South Harrison defeats Polo, they will finish #6
  • If South Harrison loses to Polo and Trenton defeats Putnam County, they will finish #8
  • If South Harrison loses to Polo and Putnam County defeats Trenton, then there is a 3-way tie for #6 through #8 between Polo, South Harrison and Trenton that will be broken by scoring margin in the games between each of them
Trenton
  • If Trenton defeats Putnam County and Polo defeats South Harrison, they will finish #6
  • If South Harrison defeats Polo, they will finish #7
  • If Trenton loses to Putnam County and Polo defeats South Harrison, then there is a 3-way tie for #6 through #8 between Polo, South Harrison and Trenton that will be broken by scoring margin in the games between each of them
Polo
  • If Polo defeats South Harrison and Trenton defeats Putnam County, they will finish #7
  • If Polo loses to South Harrison
  • If Polo defeats South Harrison and Putnam County defeats Trenton, then there is a 3-way tie for #6 through #8 between Polo, South Harrison and Trenton that will be broken by scoring margin in the games between each of them

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