Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are they still filling teams? Does a waitlisted player have any chance at this point, or are the teams pretty much done?
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not looking great...there are a couple of other clubs nearby still looking to fill out 3rd and 4th teams. If your player really wants to play travel it might be worth looking into
For my understanding, have most tryouts already been completed? Which teams are still accepting players? Any references would be appreciated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are they still filling teams? Does a waitlisted player have any chance at this point, or are the teams pretty much done?
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not looking great...there are a couple of other clubs nearby still looking to fill out 3rd and 4th teams. If your player really wants to play travel it might be worth looking into
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are they still filling teams? Does a waitlisted player have any chance at this point, or are the teams pretty much done?
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are they still filling teams? Does a waitlisted player have any chance at this point, or are the teams pretty much done?
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are they still filling teams? Does a waitlisted player have any chance at this point, or are the teams pretty much done?
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Anonymous wrote:Are they still filling teams? Does a waitlisted player have any chance at this point, or are the teams pretty much done?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What team were those bigger better kids coming from and what team where they played on for next year?
It does seem that next year’s Girls’ U12 teams are still heavily 2015 at the top. If the system had developed under SY that would not be the case. The Pre-Academy teams have maybe 5-6 2014 girls dropping down (all on Pre-A or Red before), and then the Red team is ALL 2015 (existing Pre-A2 and existing Red) except the goalie. Then any 2014 Red, White or Blue team girls that did not make Pre-Academy were put on next year’s U12 White.
I have the feeling it’s not going to matter as much as you think it will for next year. Red/White, Blue/Black will probably operate in a fashion of playing in the same division or against similar level opponents, to figure out what the teams should look like at U13.
That’s a good point. If they were still at U11, that would especially be true bc the current 2015/U11G Red and White are playing in the same division this spring. However the current 2014/U12 Red is playing up and playing 11v11 this year. If they do the same thing next year, they’re actually going to have an odd situation where the 2014 Red girls will have played 11v11 and then moved down to 9v9.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:looks like the younger players have suffered most with the new age format.... lots of them moved down teams and being replaced with older kids who now fit the age group...
Yea tell me about... my sons whole red team was moved down to white but for 1 kid that made red and from what i hear the red team is all 2015s dropping down.... sucks
We’re seeing opposite for the girls. Most 2015 red girls are staying on U12 Red. Many made special deals with the coaches before travel tryouts bc they thought they’d get moved up to pre-academy.
special deals to stay... in the same place?
doesn't sound so... special?
Does it even occur to some of you that some families don't want their kids on the higher teams? It's baffling to me what blinders some people have. This idea that everyone is constantly gunning for more, more, more. Some families don't want the additional travel and practices or stress level.
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It’s for the same reason arlington moms
have pricey window treatments and global entry status for their one international trip every 5 years; to brag about something to give their life some meaning
This is hilarious, you are clearly referencing someone you know.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:looks like the younger players have suffered most with the new age format.... lots of them moved down teams and being replaced with older kids who now fit the age group...
Yea tell me about... my sons whole red team was moved down to white but for 1 kid that made red and from what i hear the red team is all 2015s dropping down.... sucks
We’re seeing opposite for the girls. Most 2015 red girls are staying on U12 Red. Many made special deals with the coaches before travel tryouts bc they thought they’d get moved up to pre-academy.
special deals to stay... in the same place?
doesn't sound so... special?
Does it even occur to some of you that some families don't want their kids on the higher teams? It's baffling to me what blinders some people have. This idea that everyone is constantly gunning for more, more, more. Some families don't want the additional travel and practices or stress level.
+1
It’s for the same reason arlington moms
have pricey window treatments and global entry status for their one international trip every 5 years; to brag about something to give their life some meaning
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What team were those bigger better kids coming from and what team where they played on for next year?
It does seem that next year’s Girls’ U12 teams are still heavily 2015 at the top. If the system had developed under SY that would not be the case. The Pre-Academy teams have maybe 5-6 2014 girls dropping down (all on Pre-A or Red before), and then the Red team is ALL 2015 (existing Pre-A2 and existing Red) except the goalie. Then any 2014 Red, White or Blue team girls that did not make Pre-Academy were put on next year’s U12 White.
I have the feeling it’s not going to matter as much as you think it will for next year. Red/White, Blue/Black will probably operate in a fashion of playing in the same division or against similar level opponents, to figure out what the teams should look like at U13.