Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have no problem when someone says that a particular Barca team lost by a big score in a tournament, but there is no need to call kids "second tier players." Yes, there are tiers in teams within clubs, but laying on a B team does not necessarily mean that a player is a second tier quality, especially at U10 when there is a lot of time to develop. Further, depending on a club, some B teams are very strong. Loudoun 07 girls B team, for example, is ranked No. 5 in Virginia. Arlington's 08 girls B team is ranked no. 8 in Virginia. Based on tournament results, this particular Barca team, which is their A team, does not appear to be strong, but this is U10, so they have plenty of time to improve.
umm yes it does... Your kids may improve and make it to A team , but if he's on the the B team now he is 2nd tier ie not as good, less talented, not elite. On bright side your kid can work hard and move up , but as of now he is 2nd tier,
Youth talent assessment is subjective. Griezmann was not considered elite and was rejected by every French academy he tried out for as a kid. Now his is a key player on French national team and the World Cup winner.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have no problem when someone says that a particular Barca team lost by a big score in a tournament, but there is no need to call kids "second tier players." Yes, there are tiers in teams within clubs, but laying on a B team does not necessarily mean that a player is a second tier quality, especially at U10 when there is a lot of time to develop. Further, depending on a club, some B teams are very strong. Loudoun 07 girls B team, for example, is ranked No. 5 in Virginia. Arlington's 08 girls B team is ranked no. 8 in Virginia. Based on tournament results, this particular Barca team, which is their A team, does not appear to be strong, but this is U10, so they have plenty of time to improve.
umm yes it does... Your kids may improve and make it to A team , but if he's on the the B team now he is 2nd tier ie not as good, less talented, not elite. On bright side your kid can work hard and move up , but as of now he is 2nd tier,
Anonymous wrote:There aren’t elite players at 10 years old. Different levels of potential, sure.
Anonymous wrote:I have no problem when someone says that a particular Barca team lost by a big score in a tournament, but there is no need to call kids "second tier players." Yes, there are tiers in teams within clubs, but laying on a B team does not necessarily mean that a player is a second tier quality, especially at U10 when there is a lot of time to develop. Further, depending on a club, some B teams are very strong. Loudoun 07 girls B team, for example, is ranked No. 5 in Virginia. Arlington's 08 girls B team is ranked no. 8 in Virginia. Based on tournament results, this particular Barca team, which is their A team, does not appear to be strong, but this is U10, so they have plenty of time to improve.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can anyone comment on the U10 boys team? Thinking about them for my son.
We played them at the NVSC tournament. I expected a lot more and our kids easily beat them, they also had a million kids on the roster.
What did you expect...these kids are 2nd tier players from the surrounding clubs.
2nd tier 9 and 10 year olds? What is wrong with you? I’m not sure which is worse - that you are trolling, or that you believe that tiers of play at 9 years old means anything
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can anyone comment on the U10 boys team? Thinking about them for my son.
We played them at the NVSC tournament. I expected a lot more and our kids easily beat them, they also had a million kids on the roster.
What did you expect...these kids are 2nd tier players from the surrounding clubs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone received ODSL schedules for their teams?
ODSL and NCSL famously hold their schedules until up to one to two weeks before the season starts.
EDP schedules were out a couple of weeks ago. I have found them to announce way sooner than NCSL, CCL, etc. We can actually schedule around games for once.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone received ODSL schedules for their teams?
ODSL and NCSL famously hold their schedules until up to one to two weeks before the season starts.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone received ODSL schedules for their teams?
ODSL and NCSL famously hold their schedules until up to one to two weeks before the season starts.
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone received ODSL schedules for their teams?