Valor

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did not realize Centreville housing stock had so many $2 million houses lol.

Valor is SYA and CYA. There are quite a few of us with $1.5 mil and up homes after this most recent run up in the area east of the Sully Highlands fields, where most practices are held. My kids when they played for Valor both only had academy once a week in Centreville, everything else was at Sully. Once you go east of Lawyers Rd and Fox Mill Rd you'll encounter a lot of $2 mil and up homes.

"Most" practices are not held there. They also
practice out at SYA sports park (Centreville), Braddock Park(Centreville), Centreville HS (Centreville) EC Lawrence(Centreville), Arrowhead (Centreville), Etc. Its primarily Centreville and Centreville is not an upscale housing market LOL!

Regardless a fool and his money....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did not realize Centreville housing stock had so many $2 million houses lol.

Valor is SYA and CYA. There are quite a few of us with $1.5 mil and up homes after this most recent run up in the area east of the Sully Highlands fields, where most practices are held. My kids when they played for Valor both only had academy once a week in Centreville, everything else was at Sully. Once you go east of Lawyers Rd and Fox Mill Rd you'll encounter a lot of $2 mil and up homes.

DP. When I think about someone who owns a $2 million home paying for Valor for multiple years, the phrase "more money than sense" comes to mind.

All in after tournaments and all fees, what we paid for Valor is about $400 a year off what we pay for our new club. We also got winter indoor soccer or futsal included in the Valor price (boy played indoor, girl's team did futsal at the CYA fieldhouse). The price seems comparable.
Now that they are older it's about the team and coaching - but those first few years it really didn't matter what club you played for. We went with convenience and where our kids' CYA rec friends were going to play. They had fun and that made them enjoy the game of soccer.

[Anonymous]

Are they ever going to post their coach list? Its almost June!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did not realize Centreville housing stock had so many $2 million houses lol.

Valor is SYA and CYA. There are quite a few of us with $1.5 mil and up homes after this most recent run up in the area east of the Sully Highlands fields, where most practices are held. My kids when they played for Valor both only had academy once a week in Centreville, everything else was at Sully. Once you go east of Lawyers Rd and Fox Mill Rd you'll encounter a lot of $2 mil and up homes.

"Most" practices are not held there. They also
practice out at SYA sports park (Centreville), Braddock Park(Centreville), Centreville HS (Centreville) EC Lawrence(Centreville), Arrowhead (Centreville), Etc. Its primarily Centreville and Centreville is not an upscale housing market LOL!

Regardless a fool and his money....

I did two kids, 3 years a piece. Almost all our practices were at Sully except for the weekly academy practice at SYA sports park. Each kid may have had one season where one of their weekly practices was at Arrowhead, and now that you mention EC Lawrence I think we had a practice there when my oldest was the only one doing travel. Guess I was just lucky with field assignments.
Still plenty of 1.5 mil and up homes in 20171 and 22124 that are convenient to all those fields except SYA sports park. That one is annoying to get to after work.

[Anonymous]

All of this was wasted effort just to say the price difference isn't that much, and certainly not enough to warrant the effort you spend harping on it. All your other points about coaches and development may be valid, but no one cares about the price - except you, apparently. Having closer fields and other families nearby on the same team to carpool with are more than worth a couple hundred dollars A YEAR. Maybe you don't value your time as much as you should - or maybe it really is worthless seeing how you spend so much of it here posting about a club you don't even have kids at since you hate them so much. Like, what drives you to monitor this thread so much?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are they ever going to post their coach list? Its almost June!

I think they are just not going to post any more coaches, and pretend like its normal to only publicly list the first team coaches. That covers their butt until August if they are scrambling for coaches.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did not realize Centreville housing stock had so many $2 million houses lol.

Valor is SYA and CYA. There are quite a few of us with $1.5 mil and up homes after this most recent run up in the area east of the Sully Highlands fields, where most practices are held. My kids when they played for Valor both only had academy once a week in Centreville, everything else was at Sully. Once you go east of Lawyers Rd and Fox Mill Rd you'll encounter a lot of $2 mil and up homes.

DP. When I think about someone who owns a $2 million home paying for Valor for multiple years, the phrase "more money than sense" comes to mind.

All in after tournaments and all fees, what we paid for Valor is about $400 a year off what we pay for our new club. We also got winter indoor soccer or futsal included in the Valor price (boy played indoor, girl's team did futsal at the CYA fieldhouse). The price seems comparable.
Now that they are older it's about the team and coaching - but those first few years it really didn't matter what club you played for. We went with convenience and where our kids' CYA rec friends were going to play. They had fun and that made them enjoy the game of soccer.

Your math is not mathing at all unless you live in delulu land.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All of this was wasted effort just to say the price difference isn't that much, and certainly not enough to warrant the effort you spend harping on it. All your other points about coaches and development may be valid, but no one cares about the price - except you, apparently. Having closer fields and other families nearby on the same team to carpool with are more than worth a couple hundred dollars A YEAR. Maybe you don't value your time as much as you should - or maybe it really is worthless seeing how you spend so much of it here posting about a club you don't even have kids at since you hate them so much. Like, what drives you to monitor this thread so much?

Overpriced Tract House Mom, why are you here every day for years posting to argue with what you think is just one troll? What drives you to monitor this thread so much?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did not realize Centreville housing stock had so many $2 million houses lol.

Valor is SYA and CYA. There are quite a few of us with $1.5 mil and up homes after this most recent run up in the area east of the Sully Highlands fields, where most practices are held. My kids when they played for Valor both only had academy once a week in Centreville, everything else was at Sully. Once you go east of Lawyers Rd and Fox Mill Rd you'll encounter a lot of $2 mil and up homes.

DP. When I think about someone who owns a $2 million home paying for Valor for multiple years, the phrase "more money than sense" comes to mind.

All in after tournaments and all fees, what we paid for Valor is about $400 a year off what we pay for our new club. We also got winter indoor soccer or futsal included in the Valor price (boy played indoor, girl's team did futsal at the CYA fieldhouse). The price seems comparable.
Now that they are older it's about the team and coaching - but those first few years it really didn't matter what club you played for. We went with convenience and where our kids' CYA rec friends were going to play. They had fun and that made them enjoy the game of soccer.

The intra-club futsal at the fieldhouse is a joke. I'd rather have paid extra to join a real futsal league, but Valor stopped doing that because they were getting absolutely spanked by real clubs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did not realize Centreville housing stock had so many $2 million houses lol.

Valor is SYA and CYA. There are quite a few of us with $1.5 mil and up homes after this most recent run up in the area east of the Sully Highlands fields, where most practices are held. My kids when they played for Valor both only had academy once a week in Centreville, everything else was at Sully. Once you go east of Lawyers Rd and Fox Mill Rd you'll encounter a lot of $2 mil and up homes.

DP. When I think about someone who owns a $2 million home paying for Valor for multiple years, the phrase "more money than sense" comes to mind.

All in after tournaments and all fees, what we paid for Valor is about $400 a year off what we pay for our new club. We also got winter indoor soccer or futsal included in the Valor price (boy played indoor, girl's team did futsal at the CYA fieldhouse). The price seems comparable.
Now that they are older it's about the team and coaching - but those first few years it really didn't matter what club you played for. We went with convenience and where our kids' CYA rec friends were going to play. They had fun and that made them enjoy the game of soccer.

The intra-club futsal at the fieldhouse is a joke. I'd rather have paid extra to join a real futsal league, but Valor stopped doing that because they were getting absolutely spanked by real clubs.

Agreed. The futsal was awful. Supervised scrimmaging for a game the kids don’t know how to play. We stopped going. Would rather pay less and have this optional. You can also pay extra to be a part of the competitive futsal team which wasn’t competitive and didn’t do any tournaments. One team had the parents organize attending a tournament or two. Valor didn’t send a coach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did not realize Centreville housing stock had so many $2 million houses lol.

Valor is SYA and CYA. There are quite a few of us with $1.5 mil and up homes after this most recent run up in the area east of the Sully Highlands fields, where most practices are held. My kids when they played for Valor both only had academy once a week in Centreville, everything else was at Sully. Once you go east of Lawyers Rd and Fox Mill Rd you'll encounter a lot of $2 mil and up homes.

DP. When I think about someone who owns a $2 million home paying for Valor for multiple years, the phrase "more money than sense" comes to mind.

All in after tournaments and all fees, what we paid for Valor is about $400 a year off what we pay for our new club. We also got winter indoor soccer or futsal included in the Valor price (boy played indoor, girl's team did futsal at the CYA fieldhouse). The price seems comparable.
Now that they are older it's about the team and coaching - but those first few years it really didn't matter what club you played for. We went with convenience and where our kids' CYA rec friends were going to play. They had fun and that made them enjoy the game of soccer.

The intra-club futsal at the fieldhouse is a joke. I'd rather have paid extra to join a real futsal league, but Valor stopped doing that because they were getting absolutely spanked by real clubs.

Agreed. The futsal was awful. Supervised scrimmaging for a game the kids don’t know how to play. We stopped going. Would rather pay less and have this optional. You can also pay extra to be a part of the competitive futsal team which wasn’t competitive and didn’t do any tournaments. One team had the parents organize attending a tournament or two. Valor didn’t send a coach.

I enjoyed watching the coaches stare at their phones watching football games during the futsal games.

[Anonymous]

Its really weird to post here every day to complain about someone else posting here every day. There's a real lack of self awareness there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did not realize Centreville housing stock had so many $2 million houses lol.

Valor is SYA and CYA. There are quite a few of us with $1.5 mil and up homes after this most recent run up in the area east of the Sully Highlands fields, where most practices are held. My kids when they played for Valor both only had academy once a week in Centreville, everything else was at Sully. Once you go east of Lawyers Rd and Fox Mill Rd you'll encounter a lot of $2 mil and up homes.

DP. When I think about someone who owns a $2 million home paying for Valor for multiple years, the phrase "more money than sense" comes to mind.

All in after tournaments and all fees, what we paid for Valor is about $400 a year off what we pay for our new club. We also got winter indoor soccer or futsal included in the Valor price (boy played indoor, girl's team did futsal at the CYA fieldhouse). The price seems comparable.
Now that they are older it's about the team and coaching - but those first few years it really didn't matter what club you played for. We went with convenience and where our kids' CYA rec friends were going to play. They had fun and that made them enjoy the game of soccer.

The intra-club futsal at the fieldhouse is a joke. I'd rather have paid extra to join a real futsal league, but Valor stopped doing that because they were getting absolutely spanked by real clubs.

My DC really enjoyed the futsal. To each their own.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All of this was wasted effort just to say the price difference isn't that much, and certainly not enough to warrant the effort you spend harping on it. All your other points about coaches and development may be valid, but no one cares about the price - except you, apparently. Having closer fields and other families nearby on the same team to carpool with are more than worth a couple hundred dollars A YEAR. Maybe you don't value your time as much as you should - or maybe it really is worthless seeing how you spend so much of it here posting about a club you don't even have kids at since you hate them so much. Like, what drives you to monitor this thread so much?

Overpriced Tract House Mom, why are you here every day for years posting to argue with what you think is just one troll? What drives you to monitor this thread so much?

Trailer park Tammy, you are confusing me with the other posters you may have argued with over they years. I've only been back to this site since tryouts, and posting to this thread for the benefit of others to offset your lies. Don't worry, I'll lose interest again soon - probably next time my computer restarts and this browser tab is gone. Then you can have the thread all to yourself again to bash away 5 posts at a time every time you log in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All of this was wasted effort just to say the price difference isn't that much, and certainly not enough to warrant the effort you spend harping on it. All your other points about coaches and development may be valid, but no one cares about the price - except you, apparently. Having closer fields and other families nearby on the same team to carpool with are more than worth a couple hundred dollars A YEAR. Maybe you don't value your time as much as you should - or maybe it really is worthless seeing how you spend so much of it here posting about a club you don't even have kids at since you hate them so much. Like, what drives you to monitor this thread so much?

Overpriced Tract House Mom, why are you here every day for years posting to argue with what you think is just one troll? What drives you to monitor this thread so much?

I bet this is South Lakes mom going on about the price of homes off Fox Mill Rd and nearby areas. That's where homes in that area go to HS, and it's not the typical area Valor pulls from. Most of those kids will do GFR, Herndon, or Vienna depending on where they started for rec.