Roster info clubs

[Anonymous]

Does Vysa publish a master list of each clubs rosters? Im sure since the issue player cards they keep the list to prevent double rostering. It would also be a valuable tool to help parents decide on clubs by tracking player movement from club to club. You can see how many kids stay in the program from u9 on up. Might be an indicator of who develops their kids or recruits them. A general idea of club stability and where players move from club to club.

[Anonymous]

This is creepy. Why the need to track other people's children so closely? Its youth soccer. Not that serious bro.

[Anonymous]

I understand what OP is saying about using the info to find a solid club. That actually can show proof of a good track record to back up the sales pitch they all sell the parents. Travel soccer is a big investment long term. This actually makes sense and may need some tweaking for privacy. The world of sports is more and more becoming analytics driven and this is a perfect example.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is creepy. Why the need to track other people's children so closely? Its youth soccer. Not that serious bro.

Why would you go there? There was not even a hint of mischief in that post.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is creepy. Why the need to track other people's children so closely? Its youth soccer. Not that serious bro.

Why would you go there? There was not even a hint of mischief in that post.

Don't know what you mean by mischief but these are kids. Not pros. Not semi pro. There is no need to publish private information on children to track their stats and movements for youth soccer. I would not associate with any club that would do this. I'm surprised any parent would be okay with this

[Anonymous]

All team rosters are posted on GotSoccer's website.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is creepy. Why the need to track other people's children so closely? Its youth soccer. Not that serious bro.

Why would you go there? There was not even a hint of mischief in that post.

Don't know what you mean by mischief but these are kids. Not pros. Not semi pro. There is no need to publish private information on children to track their stats and movements for youth soccer. I would not associate with any club that would do this. I'm surprised any parent would be okay with this[/quot

Umm hate to burst your bubble but 99% of travel teams have their rosters listed (although not always updated) on gotsoccer.com. So Im sure your not pulling your club from his team now that you know this bit of info. And if you are you probably the same parent that walks his kid to and from the school bus stop thru middle school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All team rosters are posted on GotSoccer's website.

They are so outdated My DS is still listed on the team he played U-9 and U-10 for. We left that club years ago and now at U-14 DS still shows up on both clubs rosters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is creepy. Why the need to track other people's children so closely? Its youth soccer. Not that serious bro.

Why would you go there? There was not even a hint of mischief in that post.

Don't know what you mean by mischief but these are kids. Not pros. Not semi pro. There is no need to publish private information on children to track their stats and movements for youth soccer. I would not associate with any club that would do this. I'm surprised any parent would be okay with this

The data could be anonymized to get the information the OP desires. No need to reveal player identities.

[Anonymous]

Too much spare time. Do u have a family to spend time with ??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is creepy. Why the need to track other people's children so closely? Its youth soccer. Not that serious bro.

Why would you go there? There was not even a hint of mischief in that post.

Don't know what you mean by mischief but these are kids. Not pros. Not semi pro. There is no need to publish private information on children to track their stats and movements for youth soccer. I would not associate with any club that would do this. I'm surprised any parent would be okay with this

Welcome to the soccer forum. It’s a little extreme.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is creepy. Why the need to track other people's children so closely? Its youth soccer. Not that serious bro.

Why would you go there? There was not even a hint of mischief in that post.

Don't know what you mean by mischief but these are kids. Not pros. Not semi pro. There is no need to publish private information on children to track their stats and movements for youth soccer. I would not associate with any club that would do this. I'm surprised any parent would be okay with this[/quot

Umm hate to burst your bubble but 99% of travel teams have their rosters listed (although not always updated) on gotsoccer.com. So Im sure your not pulling your club from his team now that you know this bit of info. And if you are you probably the same parent that walks his kid to and from the school bus stop thru middle school.

No. Not on there maybe his club is apart of the 1%

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does Vysa publish a master list of each clubs rosters? Im sure since the issue player cards they keep the list to prevent double rostering. It would also be a valuable tool to help parents decide on clubs by tracking player movement from club to club. You can see how many kids stay in the program from u9 on up. Might be an indicator of who develops their kids or recruits them. A general idea of club stability and where players move from club to club.

If you know who the good players are you know, if you don’t know who the good players are then such a list is useless. Either way, it is youth soccer and you shouldn’t be digging for that level of detail.

There isn’t that much movement until kids are of DA air ECNL age. The big movement years are U12-U14. After that things settle down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does Vysa publish a master list of each clubs rosters? Im sure since the issue player cards they keep the list to prevent double rostering. It would also be a valuable tool to help parents decide on clubs by tracking player movement from club to club. You can see how many kids stay in the program from u9 on up. Might be an indicator of who develops their kids or recruits them. A general idea of club stability and where players move from club to club.

Not every club registers with VYSA.

[Anonymous]

Are you Barcelona's scout for Northern Virginia here to recruit 7 year olds who have distant relatives from spain?