BRYC talk

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You obviously have not seen the younger kids being added. There are some very talented kids who had their pick at teams and chose BRYC.

I don’t know how young you’re talking, but they don’t even have enough kids for a 2011 team and it’s only 2 years in. I wouldn’t call that a pipeline to ECNL.

Bridge's fault.

Sure of course, it’s some other parents fault. Half the team has left for various other clubs, including the coach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You obviously have not seen the younger kids being added. There are some very talented kids who had their pick at teams and chose BRYC.

I don’t know how young you’re talking, but they don’t even have enough kids for a 2011 team and it’s only 2 years in. I wouldn’t call that a pipeline to ECNL.

Bridge's fault.

Sure of course, it’s some other parents fault. Half the team has left for various other clubs, including the coach.

Boys or girls?

[Anonymous]

This conversation is dead until the new season starts.
BRYC boys, girls, and coaches do nothing during the summer.

Enjoy your and your kids' summer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
This conversation is dead until the new season starts.
BRYC boys, girls, and coaches do nothing during the summer.

Enjoy your and your kids' summer.

No our u14 now u15 ECNL boys are playing Super Y.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This conversation is dead until the new season starts.
BRYC boys, girls, and coaches do nothing during the summer.

Enjoy your and your kids' summer.

No our u14 now u15 ECNL boys are playing Super Y.

BRYC does provide training and pick up opportunities in the summers, at least on the girls' side. And I've had kids in two other clubs (ECNL and DA), and their summer offerings were similar or less. I know it's fun to bash BRYC but this particular slam doesn't really fly.

Besides, not a bad idea for kids to take a break from structured soccer for a few weeks after showcase/playoffs - they continue to work out, go to ID camps, play other sports, etc. on their own.

[Anonymous]

My DS plays for BRYC and CJ. He's playing on their Super Y team as well. He absolutely loves it! He may not play as many minutes as he would like but he gets the coaching and development he needs. Plus he has great friendships with his teammates and the families are awesome. I'm not sure what there is to complain about.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You obviously have not seen the younger kids being added. There are some very talented kids who had their pick at teams and chose BRYC.

I don’t know how young you’re talking, but they don’t even have enough kids for a 2011 team and it’s only 2 years in. I wouldn’t call that a pipeline to ECNL.

Bridge's fault.

Sure of course, it’s some other parents fault. Half the team has left for various other clubs, including the coach.

Boys or girls?

Girls

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This conversation is dead until the new season starts.
BRYC boys, girls, and coaches do nothing during the summer.

Enjoy your and your kids' summer.

No our u14 now u15 ECNL boys are playing Super Y.

BRYC does provide training and pick up opportunities in the summers, at least on the girls' side. And I've had kids in two other clubs (ECNL and DA), and their summer offerings were similar or less. I know it's fun to bash BRYC but this particular slam doesn't really fly.

Besides, not a bad idea for kids to take a break from structured soccer for a few weeks after showcase/playoffs - they continue to work out, go to ID camps, play other sports, etc. on their own.

The boys ecnl teams are all playing super Y with their coaches . So they are doing summer all together just funneling the money to BW CJ and As.

[Anonymous]

Where did Coach Ryan go?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where did Coach Ryan go?

He and coach Kevin left for MYS a couple years ago. $$$

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This conversation is dead until the new season starts.
BRYC boys, girls, and coaches do nothing during the summer.

Enjoy your and your kids' summer.

No our u14 now u15 ECNL boys are playing Super Y.

BRYC does provide training and pick up opportunities in the summers, at least on the girls' side. And I've had kids in two other clubs (ECNL and DA), and their summer offerings were similar or less. I know it's fun to bash BRYC but this particular slam doesn't really fly.

Besides, not a bad idea for kids to take a break from structured soccer for a few weeks after showcase/playoffs - they continue to work out, go to ID camps, play other sports, etc. on their own.

The boys ecnl teams are all playing super Y with their coaches . So they are doing summer all together just funneling the money to BW CJ and As.

Why are people so obsessed with where the money flows on these boards? They all act like they are writing personal checks straight to the coach. If a coach doesn't show up in a 92 Altima he is ripping you off. Soccer isn't free, we all know this but you are also not paying these coaches directly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This conversation is dead until the new season starts.
BRYC boys, girls, and coaches do nothing during the summer.

Enjoy your and your kids' summer.

No our u14 now u15 ECNL boys are playing Super Y.

BRYC does provide training and pick up opportunities in the summers, at least on the girls' side. And I've had kids in two other clubs (ECNL and DA), and their summer offerings were similar or less. I know it's fun to bash BRYC but this particular slam doesn't really fly.

Besides, not a bad idea for kids to take a break from structured soccer for a few weeks after showcase/playoffs - they continue to work out, go to ID camps, play other sports, etc. on their own.

The boys ecnl teams are all playing super Y with their coaches . So they are doing summer all together just funneling the money to BW CJ and As.

Why are people so obsessed with where the money flows on these boards? They all act like they are writing personal checks straight to the coach. If a coach doesn't show up in a 92 Altima he is ripping you off. Soccer isn't free, we all know this but you are also not paying these coaches directly.

And even if we were...I know several at BRYC who are working morning to night with kids and dealing with alot of crap in between. They deserve a decent salary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where did Coach Ryan go?

He and coach Kevin left for MYS a couple years ago. $$$

No- Coach Ryan who did u11 boys this past year. Where did he go?

[Anonymous]

Maybe he makes more with Capstone or his real job is taking a bigger priority.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This conversation is dead until the new season starts.
BRYC boys, girls, and coaches do nothing during the summer.

Enjoy your and your kids' summer.

No our u14 now u15 ECNL boys are playing Super Y.

BRYC does provide training and pick up opportunities in the summers, at least on the girls' side. And I've had kids in two other clubs (ECNL and DA), and their summer offerings were similar or less. I know it's fun to bash BRYC but this particular slam doesn't really fly.

Besides, not a bad idea for kids to take a break from structured soccer for a few weeks after showcase/playoffs - they continue to work out, go to ID camps, play other sports, etc. on their own.

The boys ecnl teams are all playing super Y with their coaches . So they are doing summer all together just funneling the money to BW CJ and As.

Why are people so obsessed with where the money flows on these boards? They all act like they are writing personal checks straight to the coach. If a coach doesn't show up in a 92 Altima he is ripping you off. Soccer isn't free, we all know this but you are also not paying these coaches directly.

At BRYC the coaches provide multiple ways for you to funnel money to them. Some call if a conflict of interest.