Herndon club

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Has anyone heard about what will happen with the girl's teams for next season? Did anyone try out on the Herndon side or will they all be Sterling girls again?

which age group are you referring to? I think Sterling girls only have enough girls to make a team on the really young and u13+ age groups. I think they only had a handful of u11-u12 at their tryout.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Has anyone heard about what will happen with the girl's teams for next season? Did anyone try out on the Herndon side or will they all be Sterling girls again?

which age group are you referring to? I think Sterling girls only have enough girls to make a team on the really young and u13+ age groups. I think they only had a handful of u11-u12 at their tryout.

2010s, 2011s, 2012s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Only thing worse than the standard HYS sets for the girls side is the fact that the TD won competitive coach of the year on the girls side. That’s the only thing that’s toped Trump winning the peace award by FIFA.

Not fooling anyone I suppose and proving how rotten the NoVA soccer world is.

It does seem like NA must’ve done some arm twisting to get that award, in an attempt to bring more girls to the program. It seems like they are really trying with marketing, etc. but nothing speaks louder than results and track record.

You can't erase overnight years of ignoring the girls and favoring the boys. Plus, they talk a lot about fixing the girl side and yet, how many board members have a daughter in the club or even just a daughter playing soccer? The board hasn't changed for over 2 or 3 years at this point. They are not holding annual meeting, they are not holding fair election, they are not even filling their taxes. What amazes me the most is that the club is still able to somewhat function.

[Anonymous]

Girls will play in ECNL RL in the fall and with Sterling NCSL in the spring, just like they have done this year.