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Anonymous wrote:Some really bitter people on here. Bashing kids, the clubs, colleges...

Why not just cheer and be happy for the kids?

^^This

What percentage of high school athletes will play at the college level? Only about 9.7% of U.S. high school women's soccer players will compete at the college level, and approximately 2.3% will play Division 1 ball. About 3% of college women's soccer players are international recruits.

Less than 3 girls per 100 will play D1, but let’s bash women’s playing at an SMC or SA.

Who cares about High school players??? We are talking about club - not high school. The % is more like 90% depending on the club. See how in the title of this forum it says FCV ? That's a club, not a high school.

Again, as in other post, you are negative with a rock mentality. The poster said high school women soccer players. It means girls who are play soccer of high school age...which is the age kids go off to college.

If what you say is true (high school age vs high school players) you are still ignorant. The % is Much much much different if you are looking at HS players playing in college vs high school aged CLUB players playing in college. Follow along please... even if it has to be slowly....
Look at how many club players play in college (it's on their website for you mentally challenged) - it's more than 9.7%!!

Are you for real or trolling? You really can’t be saying this.....

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Some really bitter people on here. Bashing kids, the clubs, colleges...

Why not just cheer and be happy for the kids?

^^This

What percentage of high school athletes will play at the college level? Only about 9.7% of U.S. high school women's soccer players will compete at the college level, and approximately 2.3% will play Division 1 ball. About 3% of college women's soccer players are international recruits.

Less than 3 girls per 100 will play D1, but let’s bash women’s playing at an SMC or SA.

Who cares about High school players??? We are talking about club - not high school. The % is more like 90% depending on the club. See how in the title of this forum it says FCV ? That's a club, not a high school.

Again, as in other post, you are negative with a rock mentality. The poster said high school women soccer players. It means girls who are play soccer of high school age...which is the age kids go off to college.

If what you say is true (high school age vs high school players) you are still ignorant. The % is Much much much different if you are looking at HS players playing in college vs high school aged CLUB players playing in college. Follow along please... even if it has to be slowly....
Look at how many club players play in college (it's on their website for you mentally challenged) - it's more than 9.7%!!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some really bitter people on here. Bashing kids, the clubs, colleges...

Why not just cheer and be happy for the kids?

^^This

What percentage of high school athletes will play at the college level? Only about 9.7% of U.S. high school women's soccer players will compete at the college level, and approximately 2.3% will play Division 1 ball. About 3% of college women's soccer players are international recruits.

Less than 3 girls per 100 will play D1, but let’s bash women’s playing at an SMC or SA.

Who cares about High school players??? We are talking about club - not high school. The % is more like 90% depending on the club. See how in the title of this forum it says FCV ? That's a club, not a high school.

Again, as in other post, you are negative with a rock mentality. The poster said high school women soccer players. It means girls who are play soccer of high school age...which is the age kids go off to college.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some really bitter people on here. Bashing kids, the clubs, colleges...

Why not just cheer and be happy for the kids?

^^This

What percentage of high school athletes will play at the college level? Only about 9.7% of U.S. high school women's soccer players will compete at the college level, and approximately 2.3% will play Division 1 ball. About 3% of college women's soccer players are international recruits.

Less than 3 girls per 100 will play D1, but let’s bash women’s playing at an SMC or SA.

Who cares about High school players??? We are talking about club - not high school. The % is more like 90% depending on the club. See how in the title of this forum it says FCV ? That's a club, not a high school.

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Anonymous wrote:Some really bitter people on here. Bashing kids, the clubs, colleges...

Why not just cheer and be happy for the kids?

^^This

What percentage of high school athletes will play at the college level? Only about 9.7% of U.S. high school women's soccer players will compete at the college level, and approximately 2.3% will play Division 1 ball. About 3% of college women's soccer players are international recruits.

Less than 3 girls per 100 will play D1, but let’s bash women’s playing at an SMC or SA.

Anonymous wrote:Some really bitter people on here. Bashing kids, the clubs, colleges...

Why not just cheer and be happy for the kids?

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Anonymous wrote:FCV 06s won 2 and lost 1... by 1 to IMG... that is a good showing... how did your team do...in the top bracket?

FCV lost to perennial DA doormat, IMG?

Anonymous wrote:He said top brackets... read much.

Anonymous wrote:Soccer scholarships to VMI!

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Anonymous wrote:Not Fcv either but come on. They are in the top brackets in all age groups playing the top clubs. A decent showing and none of the losses were blowouts... most were 1 goal losses from what I can see.

Okay. Now you went overboard. Not the top clubs.

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Anonymous wrote:How embarrassing it must be for the PREMIERE Club in the area to have such a terrible showing at their own (GA) showcase. BYE BYE FCV!

How embarrass it must be to be you.