Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:56
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Newsflash, for most kids in club soccer, it is rec. If I've learned anything from this thread, it's that almost 100% of the narcissistic aholes with zero empathy love BY. And, shockingly, their kids don't give a flying F about playing with friends nor can they understand the losers who do.
You sound like a narcissist trying to explain what a narcissist is.
Not a single person on 4 age groups at my club want to change.
This is coming from a trapped parent.
Most people do not like change. That isn't a reason to not do it.
So you're trying to tell someone with a trapped player who is intimately involved that doesn't think SY is the way to go what they should be thinking?
Come on, people with trapped players are telling you that SY is not the way to go. People with players that changing to SY would specifically benefit.
I'm going to assume your sample size doesn't reflect the vast majority. You can go back through almost 200 pages to find those with trapped players that are certainly for the change.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:54
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Newsflash, for most kids in club soccer, it is rec. If I've learned anything from this thread, it's that almost 100% of the narcissistic aholes with zero empathy love BY. And, shockingly, their kids don't give a flying F about playing with friends nor can they understand the losers who do.
You sound like a narcissist trying to explain what a narcissist is.
Not a single person on 4 age groups at my club want to change.
This is coming from a trapped parent.
Most people do not like change. That isn't a reason to not do it.
So you're trying to tell someone with a trapped player who is intimately involved that doesn't think SY is the way to go what they should be thinking?
Come on, people with trapped players are telling you that SY is not the way to go. People with players that changing to SY would specifically benefit.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:53
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Why are there so few trapped players? Oh, because they all drop out and stop playing.....
And there will still be trapped players with SY.
Since you are so knowledgeable please list all the school districts that begin the school year before 8/1.
Should I include the players who's parents purposefully redshirted them so they'd excel in SY based sports?
If we are making up scenarios to fix the problem why not add another year or two to highschool. Then everyone will even out by time they graduate.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:52
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Why are there so few trapped players? Oh, because they all drop out and stop playing.....
And there will still be trapped players with SY.
Since you are so knowledgeable please list all the school districts that begin the school year before 8/1.
Should I include the players who's parents purposefully redshirted them so they'd excel in SY based sports?
No, that was a conscious choice to go to school with kids younger than you. This is about the vast majority of kids.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:50
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Why are there so few trapped players? Oh, because they all drop out and stop playing.....
And there will still be trapped players with SY.
Since you are so knowledgeable please list all the school districts that begin the school year before 8/1.
Should I include the players who's parents purposefully redshirted them so they'd excel in SY based sports?
Haha exactly 💯
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:45
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Newsflash, for most kids in club soccer, it is rec. If I've learned anything from this thread, it's that almost 100% of the narcissistic aholes with zero empathy love BY. And, shockingly, their kids don't give a flying F about playing with friends nor can they understand the losers who do.
You sound like a narcissist trying to explain what a narcissist is.
Not a single person on 4 age groups at my club want to change.
This is coming from a trapped parent.
Most people do not like change. That isn't a reason to not do it.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:45
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Newsflash, for most kids in club soccer, it is rec. If I've learned anything from this thread, it's that almost 100% of the narcissistic aholes with zero empathy love BY. And, shockingly, their kids don't give a flying F about playing with friends nor can they understand the losers who do.
Seriously you should just stick to rec.
Anything competitive would be too much for you.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:44
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Again for the 100th time no one said changing back would solve RAE. Nothing will. What it does is get rid of the trapped player issue created by changing from SY to BY.
Explain how having kids born in different calendar years an issue? Is math that challenging for you?
Explain how having kids born in different calendar years an issue? Is math that challenging for you?
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:44
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Newsflash, for most kids in club soccer, it is rec. If I've learned anything from this thread, it's that almost 100% of the narcissistic aholes with zero empathy love BY. And, shockingly, their kids don't give a flying F about playing with friends nor can they understand the losers who do.
You sound like a narcissist trying to explain what a narcissist is.
Not a single person on 4 age groups at my club want to change.
This is coming from a trapped parent.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:43
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Why are there so few trapped players? Oh, because they all drop out and stop playing.....
And there will still be trapped players with SY.
Since you are so knowledgeable please list all the school districts that begin the school year before 8/1.
Should I include the players who's parents purposefully redshirted them so they'd excel in SY based sports?
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:42
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
I am not sure how US Soccer will see youth leagues prioritizing College Soccer over their respective leagues.
I don’t think US Soccer goes out without a fight
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:42
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Newsflash, for most kids in club soccer, it is rec. If I've learned anything from this thread, it's that almost 100% of the narcissistic aholes with zero empathy love BY. And, shockingly, their kids don't give a flying F about playing with friends nor can they understand the losers who do.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:40
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
The issue now will be that there are now 2 BY ages groups within one school year.
8/1/2010 to 7/31/2011.
There are kids still 12 months apart.
8/1/2010 to 7/31/2011.
There are kids still 12 months apart.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:38
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Why are there so few trapped players? Oh, because they all drop out and stop playing.....
And there will still be trapped players with SY.
Since you are so knowledgeable please list all the school districts that begin the school year before 8/1.
Anonymous
10/18/2024 11:38
Subject: Important Update: US Soccer Birth Year Change
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:School year increases participation at the youngest ages, which increases the quantity and quality of players later. School year also eliminates trapped players in the MS/HS and HS/college transitions. It was a shortsighted switch to BY and it should be corrected. It will be a headache to correct, but it will be good for players (trapped players) and good for the system in the long run.
No it is not an issue. It is not worth the effort for few the “trapped” players. Go play rec.
Why are there so few trapped players? Oh, because they all drop out and stop playing.....
It’s because of the school cut off.