anyone know about the "Virginia Valor Fathers Day Fiesta" or the "FPYC Fathers Day Tournament"

[Anonymous]

An All-Star rec team from Loudon is almost like an A or B travel team from any other smaller club. Just so you guys know.

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And that's fine! LS needs to put them back into the fpyc tournament where there are multiple levels per age group so they can actually get competition.

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Anonymous wrote:An All-Star rec team from Loudon is almost like an A or B travel team from any other smaller club. Just so you guys know.

Why don't any of these teams compete in the SFL/NCSL like the 30+ other clubs who do?

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Anonymous wrote:An All-Star rec team from Loudon is almost like an A or B travel team from any other smaller club. Just so you guys know.

No, LS has an A and B travel team and they are nothing like the rec players in the all stars game.

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Anonymous wrote:And that's fine! LS needs to put them back into the fpyc tournament where there are multiple levels per age group so they can actually get competition.

Even if they go back to the FPYC tournament these losers will follow them there and complain there too. They've done this at multiple tournaments.

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Anonymous wrote:An All-Star rec team from Loudon is almost like an A or B travel team from any other smaller club. Just so you guys know.

Why don't any of these teams compete in the SFL/NCSL like the 30+ other clubs who do?

Because they have a large enough pool of teams to have a full schedule. The SFL teams do not so it makes sense for them to join.

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Anonymous wrote:An All-Star rec team from Loudon is almost like an A or B travel team from any other smaller club. Just so you guys know.

Why don't any of these teams compete in the SFL/NCSL like the 30+ other clubs who do?

Because they have a large enough pool of teams to have a full schedule. The SFL teams do not so it makes sense for them to join.

Its not rocket science. Arlington does the same thing.

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Anonymous wrote:An All-Star rec team from Loudon is almost like an A or B travel team from any other smaller club. Just so you guys know.

Why don't any of these teams compete in the SFL/NCSL like the 30+ other clubs who do?

Because they have a large enough pool of teams to have a full schedule. The SFL teams do not so it makes sense for them to join.

Its not rocket science. Arlington does the same thing.

Its not even remedial science , but this cya woman is super unhinged will just keep repeating her talking points until someone believes that her precious Larlo was robbed of a sombrero medal.

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Broken sombrero medal apparently

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Anonymous wrote:An All-Star rec team from Loudon is almost like an A or B travel team from any other smaller club. Just so you guys know.

Why don't any of these teams compete in the SFL/NCSL like the 30+ other clubs who do?

Vienna also doesn't compete in NCSL Rec. Through U14, that makes sense, but they really should enter at U16 and U19 instead of having their "high school" rec league.

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Anonymous wrote:An All-Star rec team from Loudon is almost like an A or B travel team from any other smaller club. Just so you guys know.

Why don't any of these teams compete in the SFL/NCSL like the 30+ other clubs who do?

Because they have a large enough pool of teams to have a full schedule. The SFL teams do not so it makes sense for them to join.

Its not rocket science. Arlington does the same thing.

Its not even remedial science , but this cya woman is super unhinged will just keep repeating her talking points until someone believes that her precious Larlo was robbed of a sombrero medal.

At some point, can we get back to the point I was making (I am neither CYA nor a woman, and I don't know anyone named Larlo) about Loudoun keeping its All-Stars together from season to season, which strikes me as unfair to other kids in Loudoun?

Along those lines, I'd argue that Loudoun should form more All-Star teams. Give more kids a chance.

(Note to self: Start a soccer club in Loudoun County.)

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Anonymous wrote:Has anyone noticed that no Arlington teams participate in these, it's because they have their own league. They have their own end of season rec tournament where all the teams play each other for a few games and there is no need for an All-Star tournament.

Instead of doing the same thing, Loudon takes the top players out of a pool of like 200 players and goes and competes against other all-star teams pulling from a pool of about 50 players. What do you think is going to happen

LS does have an in-house rec tournament at the end of the season. The allstar tournament is in addition to it. They participate in the herndon tournament in the fall and valor in the Spring. The average pool of players that tries out for Allstars is around 50-60 for LS as well. As it gets to U11 and U12, the number is closer to 40.

[Anonymous]

Imagine McLean, Great falls reston, Vienna, PAC, Springfield, Lee Mt. Vernon, Burke, FPYC, Chantilly, Braddock Road, Half of Valour, and Herndon merging into 1 club.

That's the equivalent of loudon soccer right there. Their all-star rec team is not the same as your all-star rec team, and is also why Arlington doesn't bother with it either, for the same reason

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Imagine McLean, Great falls reston, Vienna, PAC, Springfield, Lee Mt. Vernon, Burke, FPYC, Chantilly, Braddock Road, Half of Valour, and Herndon merging into 1 club.

That's the equivalent of loudon soccer right there. Their all-star rec team is not the same as your all-star rec team, and is also why Arlington doesn't bother with it either, for the same reason

You seriously are unhinged whoever you are. You need therapy.

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Anonymous wrote:An All-Star rec team from Loudon is almost like an A or B travel team from any other smaller club. Just so you guys know.

Why don't any of these teams compete in the SFL/NCSL like the 30+ other clubs who do?

Because they have a large enough pool of teams to have a full schedule. The SFL teams do not so it makes sense for them to join.

Its not rocket science. Arlington does the same thing.

Its not even remedial science , but this cya woman is super unhinged will just keep repeating her talking points until someone believes that her precious Larlo was robbed of a sombrero medal.

At some point, can we get back to the point I was making (I am neither CYA nor a woman, and I don't know anyone named Larlo) about Loudoun keeping its All-Stars together from season to season, which strikes me as unfair to other kids in Loudoun?

Along those lines, I'd argue that Loudoun should form more All-Star teams. Give more kids a chance.

(Note to self: Start a soccer club in Loudoun County.)

LS already has two teams per age group in the allstar tournaments. The reason the teams have returning players is because that is who attends tryouts. It's not the exact same players from season to season because some move up to travel. There just happens to be a group of really good players that aren't interested in moving up to travel.