VYS

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Anonymous wrote:What are the goods and bads at VYS? I have a lower level player. How is coaching, communication, and player development? How are kids socially and parents?

Are you the official new blog starter. You start a new one everyday I think.

This isn't a blog, fool.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What are the goods and bads at VYS? I have a lower level player. How is coaching, communication, and player development? How are kids socially and parents?

Are you the official new blog starter. You start a new one everyday I think.

This isn't a blog, fool.

Thanks jerk wad, see I can do that too.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What are the goods and bads at VYS? I have a lower level player. How is coaching, communication, and player development? How are kids socially and parents?

Are you the official new blog starter. You start a new one everyday I think.

LOL, seriously! Seems like some people think they are getting paid for most views and posts on TikTok

This is my first time on this site. I searched to try to find answers before posting. I couldn't find answers so I thought I would try posting. This isn't very friendly.

Sorry, now I feel bad. Look honestly, Vienna is a fine club with friendly kids and parents. It’s not very competitive but your kid will have fun and make friends. If you want something more competitive then go next door to McLean.

One last thing — don’t be so sensitive on DCUM. People are brutal.

Thank you for the reply and for warning me about this site.

Which club (McLean or VYS) has a better reputation for building a high school player? We are not looking to play in college but would like to play in middle school and high school on the school teams. Will both clubs prepare kids to make their middle school and high school teams? Coming into this a little late does one club over another build a lower level kid or if we aren't on the top team, is it too late?

It depends on the age group, but GFR isn't too far and has a good program with relatively new leadership focused heavily on player development. They have USL Y (Super Y) tryouts this weekend if you want to get a sense of the summer coaches. It's free to tryout.

https://www.gfrsoccerclub.org/super-y

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What are the goods and bads at VYS? I have a lower level player. How is coaching, communication, and player development? How are kids socially and parents?

Are you the official new blog starter. You start a new one everyday I think.

LOL, seriously! Seems like some people think they are getting paid for most views and posts on TikTok

This is my first time on this site. I searched to try to find answers before posting. I couldn't find answers so I thought I would try posting. This isn't very friendly.

Sorry, now I feel bad. Look honestly, Vienna is a fine club with friendly kids and parents. It’s not very competitive but your kid will have fun and make friends. If you want something more competitive then go next door to McLean.

One last thing — don’t be so sensitive on DCUM. People are brutal.

Thank you for the reply and for warning me about this site.

Which club (McLean or VYS) has a better reputation for building a high school player? We are not looking to play in college but would like to play in middle school and high school on the school teams. Will both clubs prepare kids to make their middle school and high school teams? Coming into this a little late does one club over another build a lower level kid or if we aren't on the top team, is it too late?

It depends on the age group, but GFR isn't too far and has a good program with relatively new leadership focused heavily on player development. They have USL Y (Super Y) tryouts this weekend if you want to get a sense of the summer coaches. It's free to tryout.

https://www.gfrsoccerclub.org/super-y

This is great to know about, I've been looking for a summer league! My kid is playing up U9 so too young for this year, but I'll keep a note of this for next summer. Do you know if other area clubs offer this? I know ours does not.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What are the goods and bads at VYS? I have a lower level player. How is coaching, communication, and player development? How are kids socially and parents?

Are you the official new blog starter. You start a new one everyday I think.

LOL, seriously! Seems like some people think they are getting paid for most views and posts on TikTok

This is my first time on this site. I searched to try to find answers before posting. I couldn't find answers so I thought I would try posting. This isn't very friendly.

Sorry, now I feel bad. Look honestly, Vienna is a fine club with friendly kids and parents. It’s not very competitive but your kid will have fun and make friends. If you want something more competitive then go next door to McLean.

One last thing — don’t be so sensitive on DCUM. People are brutal.

Thank you for the reply and for warning me about this site.

Which club (McLean or VYS) has a better reputation for building a high school player? We are not looking to play in college but would like to play in middle school and high school on the school teams. Will both clubs prepare kids to make their middle school and high school teams? Coming into this a little late does one club over another build a lower level kid or if we aren't on the top team, is it too late?

It depends on the age group, but GFR isn't too far and has a good program with relatively new leadership focused heavily on player development. They have USL Y (Super Y) tryouts this weekend if you want to get a sense of the summer coaches. It's free to tryout.

https://www.gfrsoccerclub.org/super-y

This is great to know about, I've been looking for a summer league! My kid is playing up U9 so too young for this year, but I'll keep a note of this for next summer. Do you know if other area clubs offer this? I know ours does not.

Loudoun has a big Super Y summer program