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Team Stats - Women's Club - Most Successful at Nationals

The following are Joe Seidler's personal ideas and calculations
and are not associated with the USAU (UPA).

Women's Club Team Stats from 1981 - 2013
(teams shown by generation**)
TEAM
City
Number of Times
Semifinalist (then lost)
Number of Times
Runner-up (#2)
Number of Times
Champion
Point
Score*
Rank
Lady Godiva, Fury and Riot shown divided into
their 2 major generations below:
Fury
(2005-2013)
SF
Bay Area
1
1
7
46
1.
Lady Godiva
(1995-2002)
Boston
1
0
7
43
2.
Lady Godiva
(1987-1994)
Boston
2
4
2
26
3.
Lady Condors
(1984-1988)
Santa Barbara
1
0
4
25
4.
Riot
(2001-2006)
Seattle
1
3
2
22
5.
Maine-iacs
(1989-1993)
SF
Bay Area
1
1
3
22
5.
Fury
(1999-2004)
SF
Bay Area
2
1
2
17
7.
Riot
(2007-present)
Seattle
3
4
0
15
8.
* Point Score is based on:
1st Place = 6 points
2nd Place = 3 points
3/4 Place = 1 Point

** Team Generation Definition:
Team "generation" is not a common term. I use it here in order to try to compare teams more appropriately, and I define a team generation where they have the same team leadership (either coaches and/or captains) and mostly the same players. For instance, Lady Godiva has used the same name since 1987 and if you combine all of their years they would have the most points. However, that would be including their wins in the 1987-1994 timeframe with those in the 1995-2002 timeframe, and their leadership and rosters in those two different timeframes were very different. If you are trying to measure the "best" team, then I think you should compare each of Lady Govina's periods (or generations) to the other teams who lasted only as long as the majority of their leaders and players continued to play together. Generally a team generation lasts about 6-8 years with a few going a bit longer. I arbitrarily limit a team generation to 10 years.



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