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. In the junior circuit, Dayton forgot to tell Westminster that the CCLA rules all, Davenport can’t hold a lead against the North Stars, and Utah Valley isn’t used to the pressure.

So are the MCLA dynastic sensibilities good for the association or a hindrance?

One of the lures of watching sports is the unpredictable nature of it. When it does become predictable, like Michigan and St. Thomas’ success over the past couple of seasons, the championships become less compelling. There is always the hope that someone can pull the upset, but in the end there is a deflation when fate isn’t altered.

But that’s more from a media/fans perspective. If we’re talking about it from the general MCLA perspective, these dynasties are a good thing.

While it may be frustrating for those teams in pursuit, Michigan and St. Thomas have raised the bar for the rest of the league. Teams now know that they aren’t going to luck their way

Source: Lacrosse Magazine Online (blog)

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