HS Girls Soccer Talk (1…2…3…) go!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lake Braddock Varsity look strong. They beat Madison pretty handily this week.

Agreed

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

This is exactly why some clubs steer kids away from high school soccer! This makes it hard to say they’re wrong. At the end of the day, if a player has bigger goals, you’ve got to be smart about workload and not put your teen at unnecessary risk.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

Obviously you have no clue about sports performance and the impact on the body.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

Obviously you have no clue about sports performance and the impact on the body.

Please. Athletic kids are not taking the week off from activity. A game the week they return to school is not a hardship. At all.

[Anonymous]

1..2..3..Go away

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

Obviously you have no clue about sports performance and the impact on the body.

Please. Athletic kids are not taking the week off from activity. A game the week they return to school is not a hardship. At all.

+1

The parents who don’t let their kids play HS soccer are pushing them too hard for some college scholarship they may or may not get.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

Obviously you have no clue about sports performance and the impact on the body.

Really, did they have a week off from spring break.

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Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

Obviously you have no clue about sports performance and the impact on the body.

Please. Athletic kids are not taking the week off from activity. A game the week they return to school is not a hardship. At all.

+1

The parents who don’t let their kids play HS soccer are pushing them too hard for some college scholarship they may or may not get.

remember D3 doesn't get scholarship!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

Obviously you have no clue about sports performance and the impact on the body.

Really, did they have a week off from spring break.

So after most being off for a full week (yes some do continue working), you get them back and on the 1st two days you throw them into games? OK

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

Obviously you have no clue about sports performance and the impact on the body.

Really, did they have a week off from spring break.

So after most being off for a full week (yes some do continue working), you get them back and on the 1st two days you throw them into games? OK

This has been going on every season, what is the problem? Is springbreak new this year?

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Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

Obviously you have no clue about sports performance and the impact on the body.

Really, did they have a week off from spring break.

So after most being off for a full week (yes some do continue working), you get them back and on the 1st two days you throw them into games? OK

This has been going on every season, what is the problem? Is springbreak new this year?

Start the games middle of the week not the 1st day. Build up the work load.

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Anonymous wrote:HS soccer just doesn't have a clue or doesn't care about the athletes they oversee. NOVA schools are on spring break this coming week and some schools have games on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday right after they come back. No wonder HS players are consistently dealing with injuries. As a prior poster mentioned, if you are serious about playing college soccer you should really re-consider whether HS soccer is the right thing to do for you. SMH.

Oh no the kids are on vacation for a week, now they need more time to rest before the scheduled games the following week.

Obviously you have no clue about sports performance and the impact on the body.

Really, did they have a week off from spring break.

So after most being off for a full week (yes some do continue working), you get them back and on the 1st two days you throw them into games? OK

This has been going on every season, what is the problem? Is springbreak new this year?

Start the games middle of the week not the 1st day. Build up the work load.

Spring season is too short for spacing. As long as they aren't playing club games on the weekend they should be fine. Healthier than a tournament or showcase.

[Anonymous]

HS is equally terrible at all schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:HS is equally terrible at all schools.

but why not all of them are state champs