What does everyone think about SYC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look at the boys teams, their GotSoccer rankings for boys are all top 5 (except the U17 team, they're #10). The girls? They all fall off after U14, and they continually can't field a team in the oldest age group.

Gotsoccer is nonsense. Youthsoccer rankings are much better and usually refelective of a team's ability. SYC may well have good youthsoccer rankings too.

The MLS Next teams aren't recorded in YouthSoccer rankings; however I checked and the girls are nowhere close to the stature of the boys.

The MLS Next teams are recorded in the YouthSoccer rankings -- e.g., Springfield South County Youth Club MLS Next 05 boys are ranked #10 https://youthsoccerrankings.us

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So with JO no longer with the girls teams, that means there's no SYC coaching involvement for McLean at all anymore? Yet another girls technical director gone?

What is going on with SYC girls program?

Long story short:
SYC has dedicated its resources (financial and fields) to the boys program for MLS Next and placing players into McLean's ECNL teams. Having been at SYC for several years, this is quite obvious to see. For winter training months, they don't schedule the girls any field space; however, the boys (of all ages) will be on the fields on any given night. It's a cultural circumstance within the club. Their coaches are on these forums a lot, so you'll see some girls posts soon again on social media, but nothing with substance.

SYC hasn't put a female player into college in years. But even when EM was the TD of LMVSC, the focus was the boys there as well.

Thanks LB! Is this what you said on Monday?

Julian - we have a problem.

My team is getting slaughtered again this year. This is your fault, not mine. I am the best coach in the area. Why haven't you given me more resources for my team to win games 6-0 not lose them 0-6? It's your job to tell EE to give me his players so I don't get embarrassed week after week!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So with JO no longer with the girls teams, that means there's no SYC coaching involvement for McLean at all anymore? Yet another girls technical director gone?

What is going on with SYC girls program?

Long story short:
SYC has dedicated its resources (financial and fields) to the boys program for MLS Next and placing players into McLean's ECNL teams. Having been at SYC for several years, this is quite obvious to see. For winter training months, they don't schedule the girls any field space; however, the boys (of all ages) will be on the fields on any given night. It's a cultural circumstance within the club. Their coaches are on these forums a lot, so you'll see some girls posts soon again on social media, but nothing with substance.

SYC hasn't put a female player into college in years. But even when EM was the TD of LMVSC, the focus was the boys there as well.

Thanks LB! Is this what you said on Monday?

Julian - we have a problem.

My team is getting slaughtered again this year. This is your fault, not mine. I am the best coach in the area. Why haven't you given me more resources for my team to win games 6-0 not lose them 0-6? It's your job to tell EE to give me his players so I don't get embarrassed week after week!!

Wait? Ms perfect coach had a player ejected from a game? UNBELIEVABLE!

JC, make sure LB fines herself for the red card

[Anonymous]

EM misses the LMVSC thread so much

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:EM misses the LMVSC thread so much

Yep all the attention could be taken away from this thread and he always had such mean things to say about LB.

[Anonymous]

Can we get an update on how the Samba Boyz are doing so far? How is that national schedule treating them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look at the boys teams, their GotSoccer rankings for boys are all top 5 (except the U17 team, they're #10). The girls? They all fall off after U14, and they continually can't field a team in the oldest age group.

Gotsoccer is nonsense. Youthsoccer rankings are much better and usually refelective of a team's ability. SYC may well have good youthsoccer rankings too.

The MLS Next teams aren't recorded in YouthSoccer rankings; however I checked and the girls are nowhere close to the stature of the boys.

Yes they are. Here is the 2007 boys team for example: https://youthsoccerrankings.us/team.html?teamId=3641109 They are ranked third in the state, and the 2007 girls are 11th. I haven't checked other age groups.

[Anonymous]

SYC didn't post any of their results for last year's MLS Next, but this year they are? Hmm...

We'll see if this continues.

[Anonymous]

Youth soccer rankings for U13 MLS are not showing yet for some teams. I am guessing that since YSR needs four or five games for a team before they start showing and that, for some teams, the team names have been changed to reflect MLS designation, it will take a little while for them to start to show up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SYC didn't post any of their results for last year's MLS Next, but this year they are? Hmm...

We'll see if this continues.

Youth soccer rankings collects results - teams don't have to post them. So the MLS Next games went in there - but MLS Next was such a mess last year that I don't think enough results got posted for all teams to get a ranking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SYC didn't post any of their results for last year's MLS Next, but this year they are? Hmm...

We'll see if this continues.

Youth soccer rankings collects results - teams don't have to post them. So the MLS Next games went in there - but MLS Next was such a mess last year that I don't think enough results got posted for all teams to get a ranking.

i'm refering to the social medias

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can we get an update on how the Samba Boyz are doing so far? How is that national schedule treating them?

Alas, the Samba Boyz placed 3rd (out of 4) in their bracket at a recent Labor Day tournament. Apparently, other teams learned how to push back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can we get an update on how the Samba Boyz are doing so far? How is that national schedule treating them?

Alas, the Samba Boyz placed 3rd (out of 4) in their bracket at a recent Labor Day tournament. Apparently, other teams learned how to push back.

Not bad for a team that played up a year. People are really obsessed w the Samba Boyz.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can we get an update on how the Samba Boyz are doing so far? How is that national schedule treating them?

Alas, the Samba Boyz placed 3rd (out of 4) in their bracket at a recent Labor Day tournament. Apparently, other teams learned how to push back.

Not bad for a team that played up a year. People are really obsessed w the Samba Boyz.

They didn't play up a year -- they are a 2012 team playing U10 just like everyone else. I guess the hatchet tactics and intentional fouling eventually caught up with them lol

https://events.gotsport.com/events/results.aspx?EventID=82196&Gender=Boys&Age=10

[Anonymous]

Samba boys plays up an age so they can get keepers from the 2011 to guest play.

The coach for the Samba boys are worthless. They just scream and yell at the kids. Ans they act like the own the field till the lose. Oh and the parents would would subject their kids to that type of environment is just as insane.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can we get an update on how the Samba Boyz are doing so far? How is that national schedule treating them?

Alas, the Samba Boyz placed 3rd (out of 4) in their bracket at a recent Labor Day tournament. Apparently, other teams learned how to push back.

Not bad for a team that played up a year. People are really obsessed w the Samba Boyz.