MARYLAND- youth sports and camps 5pm friday-stage 1!
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Anonymous
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Did i hear this directly correctly? Yea!
NOTE- no word yet when moco will start stage 1 |
Anonymous
| Oh god you people are going to storm my non MoCo camps aren’t you |
Anonymous
| Calm down. There are over 2 weeks left of school. We will *likely* be in stage 1 in 2 weeks. Hogan said moco should set a date. |
Anonymous
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Youth sports are still limited though - small groups and low contact outdoors. |
Anonymous
| Not MoCo! |
Anonymous
Hopefully soon. |
Anonymous
Don’t hold your breath ... My question to you soccer parents: Are you going to throw down with Elrich? I know how much you love youth soccer. |
Anonymous
"You soccer parents? " Go away. |
Anonymous
LOL. Everyone and anyone that is on this forum is a Soccer Parent. Hence, he’s calling on himself. |
Anonymous
Are you a parent? Does your kid play soccer? You’re a soccer parent. We all are. |
Anonymous
Yep! |
Anonymous
| If your kid hasn't been training hard on their own during the lockdown they're never going to make it in this game. |
Anonymous
It’s well known that 12/13 year old kids typically drop out of soccer during this age. With this pandemic, I think even more kids will drop out. |
Anonymous
We decided to give up soccer also at u13. There’s a finality to everything and there’s nothing wrong with that. Some people know when it’s enough and focus on other things. This year is going to be a challenge anyway between having small training teams and wearing masks. |
Anonymous
As loving parents, we all sacrifice a lot for our respective kids. My 11 year old DD seems to still like soccer right now but who knows what will change in 3, 6 or 12 months from now. I hope she continues with soccer purely for her health, her life lesson of hard work & practice and father/daughter bonding time. Nothing wrong at all if your DC changes interest as long as his/her new interest is a healthy or productive activity. |