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I guess they are the two lowest levels, added after the tryouts to accept as many player as possible.
BunchlineDC wrote:Absolutely depends on the coach. BSC has a tried and true method, but being on their lowest levels will mean the bottom of a stiff pecking order.
PPA is less established but the experience will vary depending on the coach. They have a general policy of starting all new-to-the-club players on their lower teams, but the upside is that they are on the lookout for standouts as they year progresses- so the top coaches are actually paying some attention to the lower level teams. But it can also suck if you get a weak coach.
I have no SAC experience.
Also- go with what is convenient!
Thank you very much for the information! It’s very helpful!
Does anyone happen to know the lowest-level teams of these clubs? Which one does the best job of improving young players' skills?
What should we do if the tryout results of other clubs don't come out before the acceptance deadlines for some offers?
akindc wrote:PPA is a great program, but go with a closer team.
At the Yellow level of PPA, you're basically playing at a rec level, and that's really not worth a long commute for.
Is Yellow the lowest level of PPA (lower than orange)? I can’t even find it for U10 in their program guide. I think OP is right. They added this team as a response to a lot of interest.