As the parent of a rising HSer, I would rather have more tournaments/showcases or regular indoor winter practices then winter futsal. I don't want to pay for winter futsal.

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Anonymous wrote:the replacement guy for AM was bumped down to u-little teams only after taking over the u16, u13 and u12 black teams, draw your conclusions.

I wondered about that. Were there complaints?

Not sure about the other two teams but some 2013s are leaving. Parents chose the team for AM and were not impressed.

Anonymous wrote:the replacement guy for AM was bumped down to u-little teams only after taking over the u16, u13 and u12 black teams, draw your conclusions.

I wondered about that. Were there complaints?

the replacement guy for AM was bumped down to u-little teams only after taking over the u16, u13 and u12 black teams, draw your conclusions.

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Anonymous wrote:Three teams for one coach is too many. I think a lot of these assignments are place holders and agree that the Philipine thing is weird.

There are at least 5 coaches with 3 teams. That is a lot.

Alot of place holders I agree. The girls side has two teams that are only Sterling coaches and two that have a Herndon and a Sterling coach co-listed. My guess is alot of that is up in the air until they see how many players they can get in what ages.

Anonymous wrote:Three teams for one coach is too many. I think a lot of these assignments are place holders and agree that the Philipine thing is weird.

There are at least 5 coaches with 3 teams. That is a lot.

Three teams for one coach is too many. I think a lot of these assignments are place holders and agree that the Philipine thing is weird.

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Anonymous wrote:i googled the new coach they assigned three teams too,SD,he just took a new job in the Philipines a few weeks ago.that is strange.

Maybe it’s a short term job?

It's a director role at a pro (semi pro?) club there. Maybe he is already leaving that role? Agree that it's strange considering he apparently just took the job.

I don't think any one knows because they haven't had girls tryouts for Herndon yet so who knows how many will show up

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like Herndon is not planning to have more than one team for most of the girls age groups? Do they have enough girls to fill each team next year? I think last year they did not have teams in some age groups.

They don’t. 2 of the older girl coaches are Sterling coaches, not Herndon.

So will they have enough if they combine Sterling + Herndon?

Anonymous wrote:It looks like Herndon is not planning to have more than one team for most of the girls age groups? Do they have enough girls to fill each team next year? I think last year they did not have teams in some age groups.

They don’t. 2 of the older girl coaches are Sterling coaches, not Herndon.

Anonymous wrote:It looks like Herndon is not planning to have more than one team for most of the girls age groups? Do they have enough girls to fill each team next year? I think last year they did not have teams in some age groups.

I think they are rebuilding, so the tryouts will probably give a better idea. Or maybe something will happen with Sterling. The girls tryouts for Sterling had a large gap in the pre-ecnl age groups.

It looks like Herndon is not planning to have more than one team for most of the girls age groups? Do they have enough girls to fill each team next year? I think last year they did not have teams in some age groups.

Anonymous wrote:i googled the new coach they assigned three teams too,SD,he just took a new job in the Philipines a few weeks ago.that is strange.

Maybe it’s a short term job?

i googled the new coach they assigned three teams too,SD,he just took a new job in the Philipines a few weeks ago.that is strange.