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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]MVSA top teams: $2500 (including coach travel and uniform) MD Junior Elite Black teams: $5100 + coach travel + uniform Metro National teams: $4100 + coach travel + uniform The Metro National teams also practice in Rockville and DC, close to MVSA and MD Juniors. The Metro National teams overlap with MD Juniors Elite Black teams in competitiveness and fees, and Metro offers college showcases, college connections, etc. I predict that the biggest loser from the addition of the Metro National teams is MD Juniors. [/quote] How can you say that the Metro National teams overlap with MD Jrs in terms of competitiveness when it is a brand new program? The Metro college showcases are open to the public, regardless of where a player plays club. If a player is good enough, they will get recruited. [/quote] Currently, a Metro Travel team can have up to 15 players, and a Paramount 1 team can also have up to 15 players. The remaining top players are spread across various clubs: MD Juniors, VA Juniors, Blue Ridge, MVSA, VA Elite, American, BAVA, Liberty Elite, MOCO, Metro North... The new Metro National teams, which will practice in Rockville and DC, should be able to attract players from nearby clubs such as MD Juniors, MVSA, VA Elite, Liberty Elite, MOCO, and Metro North. It only takes a few core players to make a team competitive — perhaps a good libero, a defensive specialist, one or two setters, and three or four hitters. If you can attract six to eight strong players, you will have a competitive team. I believe the Metro National teams will be able to do that. MVSA is much more affordable, and that’s one of its main advantages. But if the cost were the same, would you rather send your child to Metro National or MD Juniors Elite Black? You could wait another year or two to see whether the new teams become competitive, but by then, the roster spots will likely be filled, and your child would have to be significantly better than the existing players to earn a spot.[/quote] 15 spots- cool... You get to claim your dd plays for Metro and rides the bench. [/quote]
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