Liberty University sitting pretty.

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Liberty University Takes First Place in NCPA SEC Class A after first event

The NCPA Class A South East Conference (SEC) met for their first event for the 2010-2011 season on the campus of Planet Eclipse sponsored Liberty University. This conference is made up of some of the best teams in the NCPA. University of Tennessee (3rd place in 2009-2010), Liberty University (4th Place in 2009-2010), Virginia Tech, and new comer Kennesaw State University.

With the help and support of Planet Eclipse, the Liberty Flames beat Kennesaw State 12-3, beat Tennessee 6-4, and lost a nail-biter in overtime to Virginia Tech, 5-6.

With many LU players now shooting Geo 2s, the Flames didn't have to worry about gun issues and knew their shots were going to be on the mark each and every time. After this first event of the season, the Liberty University Flames are in first place of the SEC based on their 2-1 record and point margin. The Flames are also currently ranked #1 in the NCPA Class AA.

"With the help of our university and Planet Eclipse, we are starting the fight for a national title in two different divisions," says Liberty Coach, Todd Hoglund.

It’s a great start to the season for Liberty University. We wish them the best of luck for all upcoming events. It should be a great year for all Eclipse sponsored college teams.

A special thanks also to Ali Zaman for the use of his pictures features in this article. Check out more pics at the link below.. If any teams out there want to book Ali Zaman photography skills then drop him a message and get yourself some cools pics...
Website: www.alizaman.com and my Facebook page: www.facebook.com/alizamanphoto

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