How will clubs make the school year teams?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

No, coaches recruit players not teams, they will be fine grouped by age. And everybody plays for differing reasons, worry about your own kid.

Hahahaha.

If your kid is on a top team have them tell their coach that they dont plan to play in college. Unless they're a unicorn the coach will drop them for players that want to play in college.

Go play rec.

[Anonymous]

Most boys won't play in college at all.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

No, coaches recruit players not teams, they will be fine grouped by age. And everybody plays for differing reasons, worry about your own kid.

Hahahaha.

If your kid is on a top team have them tell their coach that they dont plan to play in college. Unless they're a unicorn the coach will drop them for players that want to play in college.

Go play rec.

You are instigating for your own defarious purposes on a thread unrelated to your magnum opus of crap. Please be self absorbed on your one hit on a related thread.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

No, coaches recruit players not teams, they will be fine grouped by age. And everybody plays for differing reasons, worry about your own kid.

Hahahaha.

If your kid is on a top team have them tell their coach that they dont plan to play in college. Unless they're a unicorn the coach will drop them for players that want to play in college.

Go play rec.

You are instigating for your own defarious purposes on a thread unrelated to your magnum opus of crap. Please be self absorbed on your one hit on a related thread.

Looks like people dont share your opinion. Maybe you should just let it go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

No, coaches recruit players not teams, they will be fine grouped by age. And everybody plays for differing reasons, worry about your own kid.

Hahahaha.

If your kid is on a top team have them tell their coach that they dont plan to play in college. Unless they're a unicorn the coach will drop them for players that want to play in college.

Go play rec.

Get over it, man, it's all rec, everybody be doing some random job a few years later. Coaches coach for wins.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

No, coaches recruit players not teams, they will be fine grouped by age. And everybody plays for differing reasons, worry about your own kid.

Hahahaha.

If your kid is on a top team have them tell their coach that they dont plan to play in college. Unless they're a unicorn the coach will drop them for players that want to play in college.

Go play rec.

You are instigating for your own defarious purposes on a thread unrelated to your magnum opus of crap. Please be self absorbed on your one hit on a related thread.

Looks like people dont share your opinion. Maybe you should just let it go.

This guy also gets it - Please stop. You’ve already ruined the ecnl age change thread. Just move on and worry about your own kid.-

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

No, coaches recruit players not teams, they will be fine grouped by age. And everybody plays for differing reasons, worry about your own kid.

Hahahaha.

If your kid is on a top team have them tell their coach that they dont plan to play in college. Unless they're a unicorn the coach will drop them for players that want to play in college.

Go play rec.

You are instigating for your own defarious purposes on a thread unrelated to your magnum opus of crap. Please be self absorbed on your one hit on a related thread.

Looks like people dont share your opinion. Maybe you should just let it go.

This guy also gets it - Please stop. You’ve already ruined the ecnl age change thread. Just move on and worry about your own kid.-

They were talking to you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

This is logical and makes sense. Why are some (probabaly one person) fighting against it so much?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

This is logical and makes sense. Why are some (probabaly one person) fighting against it so much?

Its a littles parent that doesnt understand how college recruiting works or its a parent with an August birthday + younger player that wants to play on a grade down team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

This is logical and makes sense. Why are some (probabaly one person) fighting against it so much?

Its a littles parent that doesnt understand how college recruiting works or its a parent with an August birthday + younger player that wants to play on a grade down team.

Stop responding to yourself

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can this thread please be about what clubs are doing to facilitate the change on not rehash everything from the ECNL thread???

Thank you!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

This is logical and makes sense. Why are some (probabaly one person) fighting against it so much?

Its a littles parent that doesnt understand how college recruiting works or its a parent with an August birthday + younger player that wants to play on a grade down team.

Rule of thumb says youngest kids in age group don't get to play in college.They increased probably of quiting soccer then playing another sport.Choosing to be even younger than youngest is not good idea.Thinking about playing in college for your 6 year even worse idea.

[Anonymous]

I don't see how this is at all complicated.

Clubs will have tryouts like usual, and sort the kids into teams like usual.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The amount of conversation is crazy. The vast majority of kids will stay in the same grouping.

agree. a low percentage of kids will end up switching teams.

Agreeing that college coaches want players grouped by grade is the first step in the process.

who cares. the cutoff is the cutoff. If an august birthday girl is good enough to play in college, she will be playing "up" anyway.

If you're not planning to play in college why play competitive soccer?

If college coaches want players grouped by grade wouldn't it make sense for clubs to do this as early of an age as possible?

This is logical and makes sense. Why are some (probabaly one person) fighting against it so much?

Its a littles parent that doesnt understand how college recruiting works or its a parent with an August birthday + younger player that wants to play on a grade down team.

Rule of thumb says youngest kids in age group don't get to play in college.They increased probably of quiting soccer then playing another sport.Choosing to be even younger than youngest is not good idea.Thinking about playing in college for your 6 year even worse idea.

If a kid is significantly younger than the 8/1-7/31 eligibility window. Their parents started them early or they skipped a grade.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't see how this is at all complicated.

Clubs will have tryouts like usual, and sort the kids into teams like usual.

Its not complicated. Unfortunately with SY a door has been opened for Aug and younger birthdays to play on a grade below them team. Most clubs wont allow this and will put these players on their grade B team if they cant make the A team.