The more I think about it MLSN1s decision to stay BY will result in multiple months of players looking to play up a level in SY leagues so they get noticed.

Jan-July players in SY leagues will feel pressure to play up as a way to stand out from the crowd and get noticed by MLSN1 coaches. Aug-Dec will feel pressure to play up just to be a part of the crowd that gets considered by MLSN1 coaches.

Which in the end works out for everyone because playing with your grade early sets players up for being looked at by college recuiters when they're older.

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Anonymous wrote:Just an FYI Aug-Dec birthdays will need to play up in MLSN2, ECNL, + other SY leagues if they want to be considered for MLSN1 BY. If they dont Aug-Dec SY players will be playing level down if they are ever planning to play in MLSN1 BY.

Also, if Aug-Dec SY players dont play up when they switch over to MLSN1 BY they'll be playing against biobanders 3 levels above them.

Hahahaha, I never thought about that.

Young Aug players will have to play with their grade not down with a younger team if they want to get recruited and play for a BY MLSN HG team.

Aug-Dec might as well stay playing on age and in Sy because of RAE rather than sitting on an MLSN1 BY bench as the youngest on the team.

Give it up, MLSN1 coaches will know a trojan horse when they see it.

Aug-Dec might as well stay playing on age and in Sy because of RAE rather than sitting on an MLSN1 BY bench as the youngest on the team.

Give it up, MLSN1 coaches will know a trojan horse when they see it.

Then Aug-Dec might as well stay playing on age and in Sy because of RAE rather than sitting on an MLSN1 BY bench as the youngest on the team.

Perfect 👌 and get ignored by MLSN1 coaches. People know that you're looking to skirt the rules.

If kids want MLSN1, they will go to a few practices with team as a tryout. Doesn't matter where they are coming from.

Besides, this has nothing to do with you just hating that August girl because she is better than your girl because it is boys soccer.

Keep trying.

The Aug players that want to get recruited will play with their grade. There might be slightly different reasons for doing it but overall the best players that want to get recruited and play on the best teams will play with their grade.

Also the best teams will filter out the Aug birthdays playing down. Its just a waste of time to have oddballs that arent like the rest of the team. As players get older being the biggest and oldest matters less and less. Might as well play with your grade so you're not an oddball and can't get recruited to play in college.

Can't wait for the top team profiles to all show the same graduating year. Unfortunately you'll find and cling onto a couple of oddball examples.which people will track for a couple of years only to find out thet they either started playing with their grade or got into a lower level college that doesnt matter.

instead of going through all the nonsense just put your Aug birthday kid on the correct grade team from a young age and let them develop correctly.

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Anonymous wrote:Just an FYI Aug-Dec birthdays will need to play up in MLSN2, ECNL, + other SY leagues if they want to be considered for MLSN1 BY. If they dont Aug-Dec SY players will be playing level down if they are ever planning to play in MLSN1 BY.

Also, if Aug-Dec SY players dont play up when they switch over to MLSN1 BY they'll be playing against biobanders 3 levels above them.

Hahahaha, I never thought about that.

Young Aug players will have to play with their grade not down with a younger team if they want to get recruited and play for a BY MLSN HG team.

Aug-Dec might as well stay playing on age and in Sy because of RAE rather than sitting on an MLSN1 BY bench as the youngest on the team.

Give it up, MLSN1 coaches will know a trojan horse when they see it.

Aug-Dec might as well stay playing on age and in Sy because of RAE rather than sitting on an MLSN1 BY bench as the youngest on the team.

Give it up, MLSN1 coaches will know a trojan horse when they see it.

Then Aug-Dec might as well stay playing on age and in Sy because of RAE rather than sitting on an MLSN1 BY bench as the youngest on the team.

Perfect 👌 and get ignored by MLSN1 coaches. People know that you're looking to skirt the rules.

If kids want MLSN1, they will go to a few practices with team as a tryout. Doesn't matter where they are coming from.

Besides, this has nothing to do with you just hating that August girl because she is better than your girl because it is boys soccer.

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Anonymous wrote:Just an FYI Aug-Dec birthdays will need to play up in MLSN2, ECNL, + other SY leagues if they want to be considered for MLSN1 BY. If they dont Aug-Dec SY players will be playing level down if they are ever planning to play in MLSN1 BY.

Also, if Aug-Dec SY players dont play up when they switch over to MLSN1 BY they'll be playing against biobanders 3 levels above them.

Hahahaha, I never thought about that.

Young Aug players will have to play with their grade not down with a younger team if they want to get recruited and play for a BY MLSN HG team.

Aug-Dec might as well stay playing on age and in Sy because of RAE rather than sitting on an MLSN1 BY bench as the youngest on the team.

Give it up, MLSN1 coaches will know a trojan horse when they see it.

Aug-Dec might as well stay playing on age and in Sy because of RAE rather than sitting on an MLSN1 BY bench as the youngest on the team.

Give it up, MLSN1 coaches will know a trojan horse when they see it.

Then Aug-Dec might as well stay playing on age and in Sy because of RAE rather than sitting on an MLSN1 BY bench as the youngest on the team.

Perfect 👌 and get ignored by MLSN1 coaches. People know that you're looking to skirt the rules.