Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Currently, MoCo is allowing 9 kids + 1 coach for outdoor camps. So if it’s cost effective, clubs/organizations will hold camps this summer.
How will this work? Is it social distancing? How do the economics of this work- 9 kids, field rental, cost of the coach, etc
9 kids / 1 coach.
45 kids/ 5 coaches.
Many of these coaches are being paid regardless.
All sports don't use fields
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LOL you have no idea how thing work do you?
LOL i know my kid starts sports camp in 2 weeks in moco and its not on a field.
Find someone else to worry about.
PP - what camp is opening in 2 weeks? Our sports camp cancelled. Would love an alternative.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:helpful info for people inquiring. We were told by coach that if the club shuts down due to Covid during the 20-21 season you get a refund for that time. It was in a clear presentation given to the team by the coach. This presentation is used for the different age groups. Obviously confirm but they seem to have a clear policy for next year. This year wasn’t great but it was a surprise.
Don’t believe anything they say if it’s not in writing. And right now there’s nothing firm in the contract about refunds.
Anonymous wrote:helpful info for people inquiring. We were told by coach that if the club shuts down due to Covid during the 20-21 season you get a refund for that time. It was in a clear presentation given to the team by the coach. This presentation is used for the different age groups. Obviously confirm but they seem to have a clear policy for next year. This year wasn’t great but it was a surprise.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BSC 2020-2021 Tryout Information just posted
Ages: Boys and Girls Ages U8-U19 (2013-2002)
Dates and Times: Dates and Times Vary Per Age Group. Please go to our website for the full schedule.
Location: Bretton Woods
FOR NON-BETHESDA PLAYERS ONLY
Program Overview: Are you new to the Bethesda area and are looking to join a new team? Or do you have a friend whose son or daughter is looking to test themselves in a new environment with the best players in the DMV? Then come tryout for Bethesda Soccer Club for the 2020-2021 season! Our club is currently looking for new players across all age groups who want to play and learn with the best. Tryouts will begin starting June 15th and you can check out the full schedule on our website . You can also sign up via the button below.
When you click to register, the actual Tryout locations are Richard Montgomery HS or Walter Johnson HS. I guess not being able to obtain a permit is not preventing BSC to hold tryouts at Public Schools.
Anonymous wrote:BSC 2020-2021 Tryout Information just posted
Ages: Boys and Girls Ages U8-U19 (2013-2002)
Dates and Times: Dates and Times Vary Per Age Group. Please go to our website for the full schedule.
Location: Bretton Woods
FOR NON-BETHESDA PLAYERS ONLY
Program Overview: Are you new to the Bethesda area and are looking to join a new team? Or do you have a friend whose son or daughter is looking to test themselves in a new environment with the best players in the DMV? Then come tryout for Bethesda Soccer Club for the 2020-2021 season! Our club is currently looking for new players across all age groups who want to play and learn with the best. Tryouts will begin starting June 15th and you can check out the full schedule on our website . You can also sign up via the button below.
Anonymous wrote:Summer camp is starting in July; 2 free weeks for current players
Anonymous wrote:Summer camp is starting in July; 2 free weeks for current players
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bethesda parent here. Got word there is a good chance we have practice on Saturday. Two groups per team.
If you don’t like it, stay home.
Bethesda parent here as well. I have not heard of such a thing. Isn't the season over for most age groups? What age group are you?
I keep seeing folks talking about BSC restarting training on here. What would they be training for at this time? The "potential" for a previously cancelled tournament to be played in the Summer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are many private schools in MoCo with grass or turf fields. Only public school fields are closed for rental.
As long as the camp adheres to the social distancing and 9 players+1 coach requirement, they are allowed to hold camp.
Hence, expect more camps. Whether or not parents will sign their DC up for camp is another story. I am not.
Privates schools will follow the county guidelines on opening their fields. Otherwise they open themselves up to liabilities. One coach and 9 players sounds great but you can not make money let alone break even.
Maybe not. All they have to do is have include the liability waiver as part of outdoor field rental. The liability will then fall upon the club/organization that runs the camp.
We're in stage 1, Maryland youth soccer says individual training only. In stage 2, they suggest 10 per half of the field; so BSC might be able to rent a private field with a liability waiver, but they can only have 20 people on the field. Or they face even steeper liability because they are not following the state youth soccer recommendations.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are many private schools in MoCo with grass or turf fields. Only public school fields are closed for rental.
As long as the camp adheres to the social distancing and 9 players+1 coach requirement, they are allowed to hold camp.
Hence, expect more camps. Whether or not parents will sign their DC up for camp is another story. I am not.
Privates schools will follow the county guidelines on opening their fields. Otherwise they open themselves up to liabilities. One coach and 9 players sounds great but you can not make money let alone break even.
Maybe not. All they have to do is have include the liability waiver as part of outdoor field rental. The liability will then fall upon the club/organization that runs the camp.
We're in stage 1, Maryland youth soccer says individual training only. In stage 2, they suggest 10 per half of the field; so BSC might be able to rent a private field with a liability waiver, but they can only have 20 people on the field. Or they face even steeper liability because they are not following the state youth soccer recommendations.
Hogan moved group practice to phase 1..i wonder if msysa will also...