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Anonymous wrote:Yes they did

Guess my kid didn’t make the call back list. Traffic was horrible and we didn’t make it until we saw kids walking out. Next..

Your player didn't miss the cut, you did.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes they did

Guess my kid didn’t make the call back list. Traffic was horrible and we didn’t make it until we saw kids walking out. Next..

Part of making a team, includes being able to make tryouts/practices - commitment counts.

Anonymous wrote:Yes they did

Guess my kid didn’t make the call back list. Traffic was horrible and we didn’t make it until we saw kids walking out. Next..

Yes they did

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:After spending 4 hours in the car and 2 hours standing in the pouring rain today, am seriously questioning my sanity 😁

Also would have been nice to see a coach take a single note about the players during the entire tryout.

Not any different from 99% of tryouts in the DMV. Some they aren’t even watching the field !

Your own experience, I suppose. My experience is that at least one or two coaches do have a clipboard taking notes or iPad, etc.

Was raining, they were using their mobile device and they were watching the kids.

Yawn.

Did they post 2010 boys selection?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After spending 4 hours in the car and 2 hours standing in the pouring rain today, am seriously questioning my sanity 😁

Also would have been nice to see a coach take a single note about the players during the entire tryout.

Not any different from 99% of tryouts in the DMV. Some they aren’t even watching the field !

Your own experience, I suppose. My experience is that at least one or two coaches do have a clipboard taking notes or iPad, etc.

Was raining, they were using their mobile device and they were watching the kids.

Yawn.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After spending 4 hours in the car and 2 hours standing in the pouring rain today, am seriously questioning my sanity 😁

Also would have been nice to see a coach take a single note about the players during the entire tryout.

Not any different from 99% of tryouts in the DMV. Some they aren’t even watching the field !

Your own experience, I suppose. My experience is that at least one or two coaches do have a clipboard taking notes or iPad, etc.

Was raining, they were using their mobile device and they were watching the kids.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After spending 4 hours in the car and 2 hours standing in the pouring rain today, am seriously questioning my sanity 😁

Also would have been nice to see a coach take a single note about the players during the entire tryout.

Not any different from 99% of tryouts in the DMV. Some they aren’t even watching the field !

Your own experience, I suppose. My experience is that at least one or two coaches do have a clipboard taking notes or iPad, etc.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After spending 4 hours in the car and 2 hours standing in the pouring rain today, am seriously questioning my sanity 😁

Also would have been nice to see a coach take a single note about the players during the entire tryout.

Not any different from 99% of tryouts in the DMV. Some they aren’t even watching the field !

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After spending 4 hours in the car and 2 hours standing in the pouring rain today, am seriously questioning my sanity 😁

Also would have been nice to see a coach take a single note about the players during the entire tryout.

This! Definitely gives the impression it is a money grab where anyone willing to pay will make it.

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Anonymous wrote:This is not meant to trash the program, but educate. If you are doing ODP to get touches or just augment training then your good to go. Don’t go in thinking ODP will get you anywhere. The program is not what it was a decade ago and virtually none of the “elite” players are participating.

Several of the recent boys who aged out of ODP last year have landed D1 to include the almighty VT!

Does this have to do with ODP or more related to the guidance the boys received from their parents in all aspects of their lives.

Anonymous wrote:After spending 4 hours in the car and 2 hours standing in the pouring rain today, am seriously questioning my sanity 😁

Also would have been nice to see a coach take a single note about the players during the entire tryout.

ODP used to be the go to thing. Then DA came around and ruined that. ODP hasn’t really recovered but it’s not a terrible program. District level can be pretty easy but state and regional events can be fun with some good competition. Just another way for players to play against different competition. When it comes to cost and fees take it up with VYSA, they set it up.

Sometimes the day in and day out of a regular team practice every single week of the school year starts to get stale. Just gives you a different environment, different players and something to experience

Anonymous wrote:This is not meant to trash the program, but educate. If you are doing ODP to get touches or just augment training then your good to go. Don’t go in thinking ODP will get you anywhere. The program is not what it was a decade ago and virtually none of the “elite” players are participating.

Several of the recent boys who aged out of ODP last year have landed D1 to include the almighty VT!