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Anonymous wrote:G2010 Winners = Surf, Slammers Koge, Hawks, and Legends.

Three Cali teams and Bethesda was last year's final 4, this year the dark horse is officially Michigan Hawks vs not just three Cali teams but three SoCal teams. SoCal dad must be feeling proud somewhere out there on the west coast. Interesting the level of consistency from these teams almost like its was justll a for show until now. Final 4 is huge congrats to all the 2010s who competed this year. Great season for BSC, they should be back fighting at Richmond every year; and then there was one. Can Arlington now come back for the victory to rep DMV!

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Anonymous wrote:G2010 Winners = Surf, Slammers Koge, Hawks, and Legends.

Three Cali teams and Bethesda was last year's final 4, this year the dark horse is officially Michigan Hawks vs not just three Cali teams but three SoCal teams. SoCal dad must be feeling proud somewhere out there on the west coast. Interesting the level of consistency from these teams almost like its was justll a for show until now. Final 4 is huge congrats to all the 2010s who competed this year. Great season for BSC, they should be back fighting at Richmond every year; and then there was one. Can Arlington now come back for the victory to rep DMV!

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Anonymous wrote:To cheap to stream. Any updates on Arlington and Bethesda?

Surf over Bethesda in PKs.

Bethesda did better than expected.

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Anonymous wrote:To cheap to stream. Any updates on Arlington and Bethesda?

Surf over Bethesda in PKs.

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Anonymous wrote:Surf is not overlooking BSC, so I’d expect a 2-0 Surf win, dominating the ball wearing out BSC in the Richmond heat and making the game look easy. Surf has a whole plan for arriving to VA early, go start breathing in the humidity and all, shoot…they have likely already arrived. Fortunately their playing style will help them to a 2-0 no frills win but any honest observers will agree BSC never has a chance but it won’t be a 10-0 or 6-0 or even 4-0 game. It’s too hot out there and it’s too competitive now for any teams to get Unioned!

rumor has it surf is practicing in the james river near tidewater drive to stay cool while still maintaining their resistance training. Beware if the surf

Those surf players are dirty.

Union 2010 parents cry every time somebody touches their baby. Then blame the refs and call the other team dirty. It happened a lot this spring.

Hey VDA parent...Union parent here. Nope Surf is not dirty, whoever said that knows nothing about soccer. We just got manhandled.

Not VDA parent but you do cry every time a Union player is touched. Surf loss is not the player’s fault. Arrogance and lack of respect for the game by the Union coaches.

Haha, welcome to the club.

Now that you've seen what

Haha, welcome to the club.

Now that you've seen what it takes to play at the highest level you'll be chasing it the rest of the time your kid plays.

Now you understand what people mean when they say size and speed alone don't win over tactics, defined set plays, and consistency.

What Surf does isn't magic but they do it very well. They develop players and teams the same way from u5 to t19. Because of this type of training players all know exactly what to do through repetition on the 1st, 2nd, and attacking 3rd.

SD Surf is beatable but you'll never do it with a kickball team. This is because when you play kickball every boot upfield becomes a 50/50 ball. Over time if Surf maintains possession longer than their opponent they'll score because they rarely make mistakes.

SD surf is also a huge club (there really is not an east coast comparison by the numbers) and attracts the best players. Not many of those 2010s started at the U little age, as stated by pp.

PP here. North Carolina Courage is probably as big.

Yes, but SD surf has players moving to their area to play soccer. Families up and move from other states just to play at Surf. It’s not something that happens at the east coast clubs. It’s how SD surf is able to maintain dominance. Attract the best players and coaches, which attracts more of the best players and coaches.

Being able to attract players and coaches from outside your local pool occurs because Surf has been a consistent at producing results for a long time.

However most of their players are local to San Diego.

Don't make excuses. Even if Surf wasn't able to recruit nationally they'd still be very successful.

Able to attract coaches because they are able to pay crazy salaries. They are a great club. Just not something that can be copied on East Coast.

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Anonymous wrote:Surf is not overlooking BSC, so I’d expect a 2-0 Surf win, dominating the ball wearing out BSC in the Richmond heat and making the game look easy. Surf has a whole plan for arriving to VA early, go start breathing in the humidity and all, shoot…they have likely already arrived. Fortunately their playing style will help them to a 2-0 no frills win but any honest observers will agree BSC never has a chance but it won’t be a 10-0 or 6-0 or even 4-0 game. It’s too hot out there and it’s too competitive now for any teams to get Unioned!

rumor has it surf is practicing in the james river near tidewater drive to stay cool while still maintaining their resistance training. Beware if the surf

Those surf players are dirty.

Union 2010 parents cry every time somebody touches their baby. Then blame the refs and call the other team dirty. It happened a lot this spring.

Hey VDA parent...Union parent here. Nope Surf is not dirty, whoever said that knows nothing about soccer. We just got manhandled.

Not VDA parent but you do cry every time a Union player is touched. Surf loss is not the player’s fault. Arrogance and lack of respect for the game by the Union coaches.

Haha, welcome to the club.

Now that you've seen what

Haha, welcome to the club.

Now that you've seen what it takes to play at the highest level you'll be chasing it the rest of the time your kid plays.

Now you understand what people mean when they say size and speed alone don't win over tactics, defined set plays, and consistency.

What Surf does isn't magic but they do it very well. They develop players and teams the same way from u5 to t19. Because of this type of training players all know exactly what to do through repetition on the 1st, 2nd, and attacking 3rd.

SD Surf is beatable but you'll never do it with a kickball team. This is because when you play kickball every boot upfield becomes a 50/50 ball. Over time if Surf maintains possession longer than their opponent they'll score because they rarely make mistakes.

SD surf is also a huge club (there really is not an east coast comparison by the numbers) and attracts the best players. Not many of those 2010s started at the U little age, as stated by pp.

PP here. North Carolina Courage is probably as big.

Yes, but SD surf has players moving to their area to play soccer. Families up and move from other states just to play at Surf. It’s not something that happens at the east coast clubs. It’s how SD surf is able to maintain dominance. Attract the best players and coaches, which attracts more of the best players and coaches.

Being able to attract players and coaches from outside your local pool occurs because Surf has been a consistent at producing results for a long time.

However most of their players are local to San Diego.

Don't make excuses. Even if Surf wasn't able to recruit nationally they'd still be very successful.

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Anonymous wrote:Surf is not overlooking BSC, so I’d expect a 2-0 Surf win, dominating the ball wearing out BSC in the Richmond heat and making the game look easy. Surf has a whole plan for arriving to VA early, go start breathing in the humidity and all, shoot…they have likely already arrived. Fortunately their playing style will help them to a 2-0 no frills win but any honest observers will agree BSC never has a chance but it won’t be a 10-0 or 6-0 or even 4-0 game. It’s too hot out there and it’s too competitive now for any teams to get Unioned!

rumor has it surf is practicing in the james river near tidewater drive to stay cool while still maintaining their resistance training. Beware if the surf

Those surf players are dirty.

Union 2010 parents cry every time somebody touches their baby. Then blame the refs and call the other team dirty. It happened a lot this spring.

Hey VDA parent...Union parent here. Nope Surf is not dirty, whoever said that knows nothing about soccer. We just got manhandled.

Not VDA parent but you do cry every time a Union player is touched. Surf loss is not the player’s fault. Arrogance and lack of respect for the game by the Union coaches.

Haha, welcome to the club.

Now that you've seen what

Haha, welcome to the club.

Now that you've seen what it takes to play at the highest level you'll be chasing it the rest of the time your kid plays.

Now you understand what people mean when they say size and speed alone don't win over tactics, defined set plays, and consistency.

What Surf does isn't magic but they do it very well. They develop players and teams the same way from u5 to t19. Because of this type of training players all know exactly what to do through repetition on the 1st, 2nd, and attacking 3rd.

SD Surf is beatable but you'll never do it with a kickball team. This is because when you play kickball every boot upfield becomes a 50/50 ball. Over time if Surf maintains possession longer than their opponent they'll score because they rarely make mistakes.

SD surf is also a huge club (there really is not an east coast comparison by the numbers) and attracts the best players. Not many of those 2010s started at the U little age, as stated by pp.

PP here. North Carolina Courage is probably as big.

Yes, but SD surf has players moving to their area to play soccer. Families up and move from other states just to play at Surf. It’s not something that happens at the east coast clubs. It’s how SD surf is able to maintain dominance. Attract the best players and coaches, which attracts more of the best players and coaches.

Being able to attract players and coaches from outside your local pool occurs because Surf has been a consistent at producing results for a long time.

However most of their players are local to San Diego.

Don't make excuses. Even if Surf wasn't able to recruit nationally they'd still be very successful.