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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is OP and sorry the day got busy so I am just getting back to this. To add more info, my son is U14 and a good player but hasn't been playing travel for too long. He aims to play at ENCL or MLS next level...I'm not sure that's attainable but he is pretty good so I think its possible for him with hard work and the right training. So while he may or may not get there, a club that would give him the training and opportunities to reach that potential would be ideal. And yes, City practices would be pretty close to home for us which would be helpful with school schedules, etc. Thank you for all of the great feedback so far![/quote] If he's U14 he needs to be in the MLS Next to ECNL pathway now, even if you go to one of those club where he might be 2nd or 3rd team now. If he hasn't been playing travel too long, what level is he at? Playing NCSL 1-2-3? EDP 1-2-3? [/quote] U14 is a good age group for City Sporting. They've recruited with their philosophy and have two strong age groups at this level. Started as a DC centric team, but I would guess this age group is 50-75% Southern Maryland/PG Close in recruited at this point. I'd ask the club about how they are positioning their 07s. Are they attending showcases or just local tournaments? With a rising 8thish grader, I'm assuming you are thinking about at least playing college soccer for fun. [/quote]
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