Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There's been a lot of negative talk about this league, yet a lot of kids seem to be trying out. I'm curious. My kid has a tryout tonight, but this league seems almost too good to be true when so many other programs are a compete disaster. What's going to make this program different? I love the idea of friends saying together and not having to drive far out for practices and games.
Kids are trying out b/c who in their busy lives want to drive to Fairfax, Alexandria, Herndon, etc for a B level team? Also, current ATB kids are trying out b/c theu would have tried out for ATB 13u anyhow which is now nonexistent. Will this program be any better? Hope so for them and to save ASBR.
Anonymous wrote:There's been a lot of negative talk about this league, yet a lot of kids seem to be trying out. I'm curious. My kid has a tryout tonight, but this league seems almost too good to be true when so many other programs are a compete disaster. What's going to make this program different? I love the idea of friends saying together and not having to drive far out for practices and games.
Anonymous wrote:Have they done any tryouts yet? Big turnout?
Anonymous wrote:How was the turnout for tryouts?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Arlington United is a JV between ATB and Senators. Senators (13u-15+ U) is generally fed from Storm (goes up to 12u). ATB goes up to 14U. Over the past few years kids 13u+ increasingly started playing outside of Arlington (Pioneers, Primetime, Cadets, etc) instead of going to ATB or Senators. Senators was tied with Arlington Senior Babe Ruth by the way, which is a house league. When kids don't go to Senators, the house league suffers. I think its a smart move to strengthen the overall Arlington program by combining and forming United, but much is left unknown about who will be leading and coaching.
If kids didn't go to senators because they heard others didn't have a good experience, how are people supposed to trust that AU will be any better?
Anonymous wrote:Arlington United is a JV between ATB and Senators. Senators (13u-15+ U) is generally fed from Storm (goes up to 12u). ATB goes up to 14U. Over the past few years kids 13u+ increasingly started playing outside of Arlington (Pioneers, Primetime, Cadets, etc) instead of going to ATB or Senators. Senators was tied with Arlington Senior Babe Ruth by the way, which is a house league. When kids don't go to Senators, the house league suffers. I think its a smart move to strengthen the overall Arlington program by combining and forming United, but much is left unknown about who will be leading and coaching.