Anonymous wrote:Is anyone else surprised to see McLean announce a 3rd tryout for U9? Is it really they had “too many kids” come out and want to give everyone a chance to be seen?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2013GG is a great team and I believe highly ranked nationally. Even in the DMV, it’s a bit of an anomaly and not really illustrative of the usual tryout process.
2013 Girls Green is top ranked in the nation. They have 15 players on their roster. But, DB is leaving for Loudoun so unsure how that impacts things even though CW stepped in. There were a lot of top players from other clubs trying out for green this week.
Will they play 11v11 or 9v9 next season? That presumably would affect roster size. 15 already is a lot for 9v9 and I doubt they will replace existing players when the team already is very strong and has great chemistry.
2013 is going to be U12 which is still 9v9. McLean is notorious for having big teams and having kids ride the bench the whole season. It's good for their program but bad for the individuals. You want player development (which you should at this age) find another team. You want a team that dominates while your kid plays for 5-10 minutes per game (if they're lucky) then by all means go to McLean and give them your time and money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2013GG is a great team and I believe highly ranked nationally. Even in the DMV, it’s a bit of an anomaly and not really illustrative of the usual tryout process.
2013 Girls Green is top ranked in the nation. They have 15 players on their roster. But, DB is leaving for Loudoun so unsure how that impacts things even though CW stepped in. There were a lot of top players from other clubs trying out for green this week.
Will they play 11v11 or 9v9 next season? That presumably would affect roster size. 15 already is a lot for 9v9 and I doubt they will replace existing players when the team already is very strong and has great chemistry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2013GG is a great team and I believe highly ranked nationally. Even in the DMV, it’s a bit of an anomaly and not really illustrative of the usual tryout process.
2013 Girls Green is top ranked in the nation. They have 15 players on their roster. But, DB is leaving for Loudoun so unsure how that impacts things even though CW stepped in. There were a lot of top players from other clubs trying out for green this week.
Anonymous wrote:2013GG is a great team and I believe highly ranked nationally. Even in the DMV, it’s a bit of an anomaly and not really illustrative of the usual tryout process.
Anonymous wrote:Can anyone comment on offers received, by age group/team level? It might be helpful to know age, gender, team level that are in progress.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My family moved from NJ to McLean during winter. My daughter was on the second level travel teaming NJ and this spring she was aiming to try out for the same level team which as I read is the white team for McLean.
During yesterday's tryouts I was confused watching the groupings. I finally asked another parent and they said the groups are based on current teams. I noticed my daughter was not in the second level team group but with the third level team and rec players. Do the coaches move kids up into other groupings on the second day of tryouts? How does a kid try out for a certain team? Do they need to ask? Do I? Any assistance is appreciated. My daughter was frustrated all evening wondering why she was playing in scrimmages with rec players (she asked them which team they were on).
Anyone know how McLean Youth Soccer conducts their tryouts?
How did they have the groupings? Were the top players at the end and bottom players at the other end?
Anonymous wrote:My family moved from NJ to McLean during winter. My daughter was on the second level travel teaming NJ and this spring she was aiming to try out for the same level team which as I read is the white team for McLean.
During yesterday's tryouts I was confused watching the groupings. I finally asked another parent and they said the groups are based on current teams. I noticed my daughter was not in the second level team group but with the third level team and rec players. Do the coaches move kids up into other groupings on the second day of tryouts? How does a kid try out for a certain team? Do they need to ask? Do I? Any assistance is appreciated. My daughter was frustrated all evening wondering why she was playing in scrimmages with rec players (she asked them which team they were on).
Anyone know how McLean Youth Soccer conducts their tryouts?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
You should take a look at Vienna (VYS). Look at the tryout schedule. I think you’ll find that some of the fields are similar distances as McLean fields for you.
Unless you are at Oak Mont or Oakton....those can be a beast to get to from McLean.
Anonymous wrote:
You should take a look at Vienna (VYS). Look at the tryout schedule. I think you’ll find that some of the fields are similar distances as McLean fields for you.