preseason
Americannoun
adjective
verb (used with object)
noun
Etymology
Origin of preseason
An Americanism dating back to 1890–95; pre- ( def. ) + season ( def. )
Example Sentences
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Both teams lost in the Open Division semifinals last winter and were the preseason favorites to play for the title this season.
From Los Angeles Times
Among the teams capable of dethroning Norco is Orange Lutheran, No. 2 behind the Cougars in Cal-Hi Sports’ preseason Southland top 20 rankings.
From Los Angeles Times
Here are the preseason softball rankings for the Southland from CalHISports.com.
From Los Angeles Times
The preseason scouting report on senior catcher Carson Sheffer of Oaks Christian was that he’s an elite defensive player with an electric arm.
From Los Angeles Times
They carried that momentum into the preseason this year, going 3-1-1 against MLS teams with two shutouts, 15 goals scored and seven allowed.
From Los Angeles Times
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