2. Ohio most consistent East team all year. #1 all year in my book, but Great Lakes wins the W.S. so they jump ahead. Great team but honestly they have way too many good players riding the pine. With the talent they have in Ohio there is no reason why they don't have 2 teams in the uppers. Somebody has got to step up because simply adding players to an already stacked roster does not help their team or the sport. 1.Ohio- Consistant all year finished 4th on the biggest stage after a rough road. History reads a team does not have to be #1 after winning the WS (ie:2005, 2010). They are the most talented team and have played the best all year. #3. Ohio Lawmen- never out of a tournament or game. 4. Ohio- Great team depth. They might have the most players on the circuit but this could actually hurt them. They seem to have lost some of their chemistry with the large number of players. 1. Ohio Lawmen – Clearly the best EC team all year long and always in the money. On paper the best money could buy and they showed it on the field. 2. - Ohio Lawmen - Dayton Police National champs - racked up the wins again in the World Series finishing top 4...again. nearly unbeatable unless they lose early, even then they are nearly unbeatable. SoCal of the East!2. Ohio Lawmen- loaded with talent maybe to much talent.

Had what could be described as the greatest season of any team since the advent of the website. They either won or were runners-up in every tourney they particpated in. 2nd place in the World Series was quite a feat after being sent into the loser bracket early. "Consisstently the best overall team in the East Coast all year." "No team benefitted from the single state rule being lifted more than Ohio/Indiana. Those who voted thought it would help the smaller teams but in reality it helped the super teams even more."