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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^college coaches are looking at 16-18 year olds. I ready said to combine the teams at U16. [/quote] Soooo, you want to through a newly formed team together right at recruiting age? LOL Look, I get it, your kid is born in the second half of the calendar and is likely on the smaller side. Changing the cutoffs will not make your kid any better or increase his opportunities. Being on the "younger team" is not the same as being on the "A Team" and playing in a even more diluted environment. And what is worse, is this is essentially your personal Rube Goldberg solution to a very small problem, even by distribution sample size standards. The best soccer nations in the world do not even do this and they have the numbers to support it. [/quote] Look, you don't get it. My kid has already comitted to a pretty darn good program. Yes, she is a later month birthday.The vast majority of Sept - Dec kids were pushed off the top team during the age change. My kid survived. She was one of the very few. This doesn't effect me...but it is the right thing to do. Favoring the early bloomers or the older kid before things have a chace to even out is a awful and stupid method of developing and identifying talent. [/quote]
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