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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Anyone considering/Trying out SYC 2013GA for next year. I heard 2012 GA is doing really good.[/quote]

The 2013G team is solid too (definitely top 5 in DMV, maybe top 3), but will its best players stay for the GA program or move to an ECNL club?

Any views on the GA coaching staff?  Are they teaching something other than typical DMV kickball?[/quote]

The SYC 2013 team ranks among the top three in the DMV region. They recently traveled to Florida for the GA East Regionals and had a fantastic experience. With the recent changes in the GA and the positive momentum building, the 2013s SYC team are expected to stay together, similar to the successful 2012 SYC team. Furthermore, all SYC teams from U9 to U12 are currently among the best in the DMV.

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What types of players fit into their system?  Any particular gaps that need to be filled?   Where do the GA teams train?[/quote]

Girls that are bigger and faster than everyone else at age 7 and have already started developing themselves. Much like most younger teams that are good (winning). [/quote]

So they play kickball too?  Is McLean the only 2013G team in the area that isn’t all about big and fast?[/quote] mclean plays kickball as well.  [/quote]

EVERY team does this at big tournaments/important matches. It's very easy to play out the back when you're far superior to the other team, but when push comes to shove, this always happens. Also, why is this a bad thing? You should have different strategies for different opponents. [/quote]
I know right!! Everyone claims to play out of the back until they come up against a team that is applying pressure, and then all of a sudden it's big kicks out of the back and anywhere will do... Or maybe some of these parents on here don't really know what it means to play out of the back. It's not really playing out of the back if your GK passes to your outside back and then they just hoof it up the field.[/quote]

You say “hoof” it so I’m assuming you mean just smash the ball. Is it still playing out of the back if the GK passes to an outside back and the outside back kicks it over the top to the forward to hold the ball? Or kicks it over the top for the forward to run on to? Is it all about the idea of the outside back or do just want them to pass 10 yards and try to play through every team?[/quote] generally a solid build out includes distribution to midfield.  Not GK to back line then long ball to wing or striker.  As they get older, teams that move together utilize a midfielder who distributes, create more scoring opps.  [/quote]

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