Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thank you for conceding with a a final crying "parents just don't understand" lash out without offering any new info.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have confirmation bias and selective attention making your judgements based on experience flawed and in compatible with actual science and research. Also, biobanders play soccer in college and no other group can choose to play down.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
I'm a normal person that knows through experience playing sports that players choosing to be misaligned playing on a grade down team 99% of the time aren't any good.
You are the type thats always looking for an excuse, takes shortcuts. and blames everyone else because of delusional perceived "shortcomings" or things you didn't get out of life.
Nobody cares, you will get pushed to the side and ignored once clubs switch to SY.
No just you. parents understand why August birthday players should play on the team thats their grade in school.
Since school grade teams dont exist in club travel soccer, are you talking about robotics team?
Ok pedantic
Yes grade in school exists in club soccer. In fact getting more players to play on teams with their grade level cohorts was listed by all major leagues as the reason for switching back from BY to SY.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thank you for conceding with a a final crying "parents just don't understand" lash out without offering any new info.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have confirmation bias and selective attention making your judgements based on experience flawed and in compatible with actual science and research. Also, biobanders play soccer in college and no other group can choose to play down.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
I'm a normal person that knows through experience playing sports that players choosing to be misaligned playing on a grade down team 99% of the time aren't any good.
You are the type thats always looking for an excuse, takes shortcuts. and blames everyone else because of delusional perceived "shortcomings" or things you didn't get out of life.
Nobody cares, you will get pushed to the side and ignored once clubs switch to SY.
No just you. parents understand why August birthday players should play on the team thats their grade in school.
Since school grade teams dont exist in club travel soccer, are you talking about robotics team?

Not just me. I'm the 2nd person replying to your crazy whining. Parents don't get to pick what age group kids are in, it's birthday based, so said the leagues and clubs. If you want the outlier, move to NJ and try to find one.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thank you for conceding with a a final crying "parents just don't understand" lash out without offering any new info.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have confirmation bias and selective attention making your judgements based on experience flawed and in compatible with actual science and research. Also, biobanders play soccer in college and no other group can choose to play down.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
I'm a normal person that knows through experience playing sports that players choosing to be misaligned playing on a grade down team 99% of the time aren't any good.
You are the type thats always looking for an excuse, takes shortcuts. and blames everyone else because of delusional perceived "shortcomings" or things you didn't get out of life.
Nobody cares, you will get pushed to the side and ignored once clubs switch to SY.
No just you. parents understand why August birthday players should play on the team thats their grade in school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thank you for conceding with a a final crying "parents just don't understand" lash out without offering any new info.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have confirmation bias and selective attention making your judgements based on experience flawed and in compatible with actual science and research. Also, biobanders play soccer in college and no other group can choose to play down.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
I'm a normal person that knows through experience playing sports that players choosing to be misaligned playing on a grade down team 99% of the time aren't any good.
You are the type thats always looking for an excuse, takes shortcuts. and blames everyone else because of delusional perceived "shortcomings" or things you didn't get out of life.
Nobody cares, you will get pushed to the side and ignored once clubs switch to SY.
No just you. parents understand why August birthday players should play on the team thats their grade in school.
Anonymous wrote:Thank you for conceding with a a final crying "parents just don't understand" lash out without offering any new info.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have confirmation bias and selective attention making your judgements based on experience flawed and in compatible with actual science and research. Also, biobanders play soccer in college and no other group can choose to play down.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
I'm a normal person that knows through experience playing sports that players choosing to be misaligned playing on a grade down team 99% of the time aren't any good.
You are the type thats always looking for an excuse, takes shortcuts. and blames everyone else because of delusional perceived "shortcomings" or things you didn't get out of life.
Nobody cares, you will get pushed to the side and ignored once clubs switch to SY.
Anonymous wrote:Thank you for conceding with a a final crying "parents just don't understand" lash out without offering any new info.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have confirmation bias and selective attention making your judgements based on experience flawed and in compatible with actual science and research. Also, biobanders play soccer in college and no other group can choose to play down.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
I'm a normal person that knows through experience playing sports that players choosing to be misaligned playing on a grade down team 99% of the time aren't any good.
You are the type thats always looking for an excuse, takes shortcuts. and blames everyone else because of delusional perceived "shortcomings" or things you didn't get out of life.
Nobody cares, you will get pushed to the side and ignored once clubs switch to SY.
This is why you have to see what the mass of teams, the better teams, are doing, not the fluke outlier teams that struggle. And it's been very clear based on what teams have said is that teams are not pressuring kids to play up to match a grade hierarchy and they are trying to keep playing up as rare.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Think about it...
Why would FC Copa choose to group Aug birthdays with their grade in school after speaking with college coaches and getting their feedback on the topic?
It's a big country. You'll see different clubs do different things.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
Thank you for conceding with a a final crying "parents just don't understand" lash out without offering any new info.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have confirmation bias and selective attention making your judgements based on experience flawed and in compatible with actual science and research. Also, biobanders play soccer in college and no other group can choose to play down.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
I'm a normal person that knows through experience playing sports that players choosing to be misaligned playing on a grade down team 99% of the time aren't any good.
You are the type thats always looking for an excuse, takes shortcuts. and blames everyone else because of delusional perceived "shortcomings" or things you didn't get out of life.
Nobody cares, you will get pushed to the side and ignored once clubs switch to SY.
If what FC Copa does is your Northstar for grade year, you are in trouble. They aren't forcing grade year. Playing on grade is a consideration (like case by case).Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
You're going to go even more looney than you already are when teams group Aug birthdays by grade this fall.
FC Copa said that college coaches dont care about age but they do 100% care about graduating year / grade in school. Which is why they chose to not allow Aug birthdays to play on grade down teams (and be misaligned) grouping them on their correct grade in. school team instead. Again all based on college coachs feedback.
Anonymous wrote:You have confirmation bias and selective attention making your judgements based on experience flawed and in compatible with actual science and research. Also, biobanders play soccer in college and no other group can choose to play down.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
I'm a normal person that knows through experience playing sports that players choosing to be misaligned playing on a grade down team 99% of the time aren't any good.
You have confirmation bias and selective attention making your judgements based on experience flawed and in compatible with actual science and research. Also, biobanders play soccer in college and no other group can choose to play down.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
I'm a normal person that knows through experience playing sports that players choosing to be misaligned playing on a grade down team 99% of the time aren't any good.
Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
Anonymous wrote:"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.
The smart bet would be to side with Bethesda, NVA, Loudon, Coppermine etc. over getting kids to college rather than FC Copa. Heck, even FC Copa said college coaches don't care what age group kids are in.
"If I was a college coach" but you are not you are a random non coaching parent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Expect they said they wouldn't pass on recruits based on their age group or team. It's why they take recruits from transfers, foreign, good club teams and bad club teams. They recruit the player, who reaches out to them, not the team they play on.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice parroting your own post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's obvious that you're a youngers parent and dont understand how olders + college recruiting works (with girls).
Not a mystery, pretty basic, as Eastside said, "College coaches evaluate players based on their performance, development, and potential—not the exact age grouping of their club team."
https://www.eastsidefc.or.../agegroups
And then their are multiple guides like this recent one helping players realize that they need to do a bunch to initiate and maintain communication and how to get noticed. "For players aspiring to play soccer at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process is essential. One of the best ways to engage with college coaches and build relationships is through college ID camps."
https://www.dcxiproject.com/post/how-to-get-recruited-to-play-college-soccer
There are a bunch of guides and they all point out that you being proactive is recruiting.
This is it. You impress at an ID camp and the coach says, tell me where/when I can watch you at the next showcase. So, getting to the showcase where you both will be at is critical. Not all teams/clubs can get you to that showcase.
And they go to the Showcase only to find Aug birthdays playing down. Then immediately move on to the next player.
When you start playing college soccer, don't you start playing with others who are three or four years older? So why would one year make a difference?
Wait!
What?
In college the kids don't play on grade?
Thats why college coaches will ignore Aug birthdays that choose to play down. If you cant handle playing with your grade in High School you definitely wont be able to handle playing against players 3-5 years older and 3-4 grades older in. college.
Pretty simple.
100% correct age troll just wants a way to play down. College coaches see through the Trojan Horses that aren't good enough to play with their grade.
Only can play down in MLSN. College coaches don't care about kids ages or their teams. They take the best players whether transfers, internationals or HS regardless of their team. Beyond puberty, the differences in age groups have shrunk. Evaluators know how to evaluate, don't you worry.
Yes they do know how to evaluate. Which is why they'll pass on the play downer trojan horses.
If you cant play on a team thats your grade is school you wont be able to compete in college. Pretty simple.
If I was a college coach I wouldn't recruit Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
This must have been what college coaches told FC Copa which is why they made the decision to group all Aug birthdays on their grade in school team.