Super Y in NOVA

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Really looking forward to this. 2011 is the age group to watch no doubt.

A+ trolling.
Enjoy sweltering on the sidelines at that "age group to watch". We'll be at the pool.

Same. We prioritize summer swim team, pool and beach time in the summer. Some half day soccer camp. It’s too hot in the afternoons especially on turf.

Every swimmer sucks at soccer

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Really looking forward to this. 2011 is the age group to watch no doubt.

A+ trolling.
Enjoy sweltering on the sidelines at that "age group to watch". We'll be at the pool.

Same. We prioritize summer swim team, pool and beach time in the summer. Some half day soccer camp. It’s too hot in the afternoons especially on turf.

Every swimmer sucks at soccer

My soccer player sucks at swimming!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Really looking forward to this. 2011 is the age group to watch no doubt.

A+ trolling.
Enjoy sweltering on the sidelines at that "age group to watch". We'll be at the pool.

Same. We prioritize summer swim team, pool and beach time in the summer. Some half day soccer camp. It’s too hot in the afternoons especially on turf.

Every swimmer sucks at soccer

My soccer player sucks at swimming!

Yes it goes both ways

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Really looking forward to this. 2011 is the age group to watch no doubt.

A+ trolling.
Enjoy sweltering on the sidelines at that "age group to watch". We'll be at the pool.

Same. We prioritize summer swim team, pool and beach time in the summer. Some half day soccer camp. It’s too hot in the afternoons especially on turf.

Every swimmer sucks at soccer

My soccer player sucks at swimming!

Yes it goes both ways

Not true at all. Athletic kids can do well in summer swim. It’s all short races. We aren’t talking about teens who are elite swimmers and spend a lot of time on it. There’s a difference between being “a swimmer” and someone who does summer swim team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Really looking forward to this. 2011 is the age group to watch no doubt.

A+ trolling.
Enjoy sweltering on the sidelines at that "age group to watch". We'll be at the pool.

Same. We prioritize summer swim team, pool and beach time in the summer. Some half day soccer camp. It’s too hot in the afternoons especially on turf.

Because you are not MLS next we exclusively 💯 soccer

Good for you? My kids are younger. No one cares except you. But I hope you feel good bragging to strangers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Really looking forward to this. 2011 is the age group to watch no doubt.

A+ trolling.
Enjoy sweltering on the sidelines at that "age group to watch". We'll be at the pool.

Same. We prioritize summer swim team, pool and beach time in the summer. Some half day soccer camp. It’s too hot in the afternoons especially on turf.

Every swimmer sucks at soccer

My soccer player sucks at swimming!

Yes it goes both ways

Not true at all. Athletic kids can do well in summer swim. It’s all short races. We aren’t talking about teens who are elite swimmers and spend a lot of time on it. There’s a difference between being “a swimmer” and someone who does summer swim team.

summer swim is a great way for soccer players to keep in shape over summer and also give their bodies some rest. an athletic kid can certainly power down the lane in a 50 free. Breaststroke is probably not pretty though

[Anonymous]

It's too damn hot for super y.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Personal opinion: summer should be less organized soccer, more pick up with friends/ teammates, and a time to let the kids' bodies recover some. Vacation with the family, keep in shape, do some camps, but these kids need a break.

What I like about Super Y / USL / Summer Whatever league is that it's low-key and the kids have fun (but they're all kids who want to play soccer and put in the effort, unlike many rec teams). I would love to have the option of sending my kid outside to play pickup soccer but his teammates from fall/spring soccer are widely dispersed geographically and all the kids in the neighborhood are inside playing video games. So, we've done Super Y for fun many years. The games as usually scheduled early in the morning and not in the hottest part of the day. To each his own.

[Anonymous]

Isn’t it USL-Y now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t it USL-Y now?

Yeah it's "USL" or something like that - not sure about the "-Y" part. But it will always be Super Y to me lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Personal opinion: summer should be less organized soccer, more pick up with friends/ teammates, and a time to let the kids' bodies recover some. Vacation with the family, keep in shape, do some camps, but these kids need a break.

What I like about Super Y / USL / Summer Whatever league is that it's low-key and the kids have fun (but they're all kids who want to play soccer and put in the effort, unlike many rec teams). I would love to have the option of sending my kid outside to play pickup soccer but his teammates from fall/spring soccer are widely dispersed geographically and all the kids in the neighborhood are inside playing video games. So, we've done Super Y for fun many years. The games as usually scheduled early in the morning and not in the hottest part of the day. To each his own.

This has been our experience too!

[Anonymous]

Does anybody understand the meaning for the letters in the mid Atlantic division? A, b, c ,d, e? Is the a the strongest tier?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anybody understand the meaning for the letters in the mid Atlantic division? A, b, c ,d, e? Is the a the strongest tier?

It either is not tiered or some teams have put their stronger teams in lower divisions. From our club, it is not tiered this year per USL Y. Whether accurate or not, not sure.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does anybody understand the meaning for the letters in the mid Atlantic division? A, b, c ,d, e? Is the a the strongest tier?

It either is not tiered or some teams have put their stronger teams in lower divisions. From our club, it is not tiered this year per USL Y. Whether accurate or not, not sure.

Agreed. Not tiered. Also if you click on C, D or E you won’t see games. For Mid Atlantic there is just A and B.

[Anonymous]

How was your game this past weekend? Weather was nice.