B2C Championship Series Top 10 Greatest Games Part 1

Born To Compete takes a look back over the past 5 years at the top ten greatest games in the B2C Championship Series history.  From the beginning the B2C Championship Series was meant to bring together teams from around the state to participate in a tournament to determine who is the top team.  Over time the B2C grew and became more of a regional tournament with the top teams coming to compete from all over the southeast.

This year will be even bigger as Born To Compete is partnering with the Frank Ski Youth Bowl to make the event even better for the participants.  Stay tuned as another huge announcement will be coming.  Our main objective for Born To Compete is to promote youth athletics while always keeping the children first.  B2C Championship Series will be December 1st – December 6th

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#10

#1 Acworth vs #2 Central Dekalb
8U Division
2011 B2C Championship Series

This game would start a great rivalry between two very good teams and very good programs.  This game would go down to the wire as both teams came to play.

#9

#1 Sandtown Vikings vs #2 Acworth Warriors
8U Division
2013 B2C Championship Series

This would end up being the most competitive game of the rivalry between these two teams.  4 straight years they would end up in the B2C Championship Game against each other.  This was the best game of all of their matches

#8

#1 Johns Creek vs #3 South Cobb Ravens
10U Division
2011 B2C Championship Series

For a entire football season these two teams would go back and forth on message boards and in their post games interviews.  Finally it came time for these two great teams to go at it on the field of play.  Johns Creek was the clear #1 team with a great coach in Chris Hinton and phenomenal players like Steele Chambers, JD Bertrand and Chris Hinton Jr.  South Cobb was a battle tested team, after winning the MAYFL they came into the B2C Championship Series with one goal on their mind and that was to knock off Johns Creek.