Anonymous wrote:So no U11

No

Anonymous wrote:Does just the top team get to go to Nationals in FL or is it the top 2 teams per age group?

Does it mean whichever teams qualified for have to go? Or is it optional? I remember it used to be U13 and up but this year they have the U12 divisions as well.

So no U11

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Anonymous wrote:Does just the top team get to go to Nationals in FL or is it the top 2 teams per age group?

Their website has it listed, but it seems to be 3-4 teams for alot of the boy age groups and about 2 for the girls. It may depend on the number of total teams in the age group.

This explains the bid process: https://www.sylsoccer.com/news_article/show/1173141-2021-syl-finals-bids-revealed

Anonymous wrote:Does just the top team get to go to Nationals in FL or is it the top 2 teams per age group?

Their website has it listed, but it seems to be 3-4 teams for alot of the boy age groups and about 2 for the girls. It may depend on the number of total teams in the age group.

Does just the top team get to go to Nationals in FL or is it the top 2 teams per age group?

Super Y season is wrapping up this weekend. Assessment is that we would not do it again and would not recommend it to our friends. Coaches were completely distracted and didn’t really coach much. Not sure what, if anything, the kids on the team learned. Team Arlington

What age? My son played for Arlington (does not play for them during the regular season) and had fun. He's a U13. We might not do it again for the sole reason that it wound up having a lot of scheduling conflicts with another sport that he plays, but were otherwise generally satisfied with the experience. He and I both thought his Super Y coach was good.

Anonymous wrote: Clubs can pressure in many ways

And you can stand your ground.

If more parents did, it would be a much nicer time for all with s lot if the ridiculous excess and nonsense gone.

Clubs can pressure in many ways