Anonymous wrote:Where are they going? There are only so many clubs with open spots that are a reasonable distance.
Anonymous wrote:The burning question is... SO WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN TO 2009G BRAVE??
Anonymous wrote:My son has played “elite” level club MLSNext, ECNL — it’s laughable to him that people say HS is rough. In his opinion, the only “rough” players in HS are the ones who’ve played in those leagues…And, in his view, if you think any part of youth soccer is rough, try playing against some college or pro players sometime!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what does this mean for Super Y -- will mclean and brave have separate super y teams?
Seriously? Super Y?
Who cares, it's summer soccer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what do the Brave girls say about all this? I feel like they must be less happy with these developments.
Why?
Probably feel no different than the McLean-Union girls — same mix of reactions for all.
I would expect brave girls to be much more worried about being cut
Union parents are just as worried about their girls being cut, or worse, their team getting worse. And that's not a jab at the Brave girls -- it's a critique of how hastily and sloppily this merger was put together and a fear that the top Brave and Union girls will go elsewhere. The clubs don't own these kids and they have choices.
+100. Union family here waiting to see the coaching slate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what do the Brave girls say about all this? I feel like they must be less happy with these developments.
Why?
Probably feel no different than the McLean-Union girls — same mix of reactions for all.
I would expect brave girls to be much more worried about being cut
Union parents are just as worried about their girls being cut, or worse, their team getting worse. And that's not a jab at the Brave girls -- it's a critique of how hastily and sloppily this merger was put together and a fear that the top Brave and Union girls will go elsewhere. The clubs don't own these kids and they have choices.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what do the Brave girls say about all this? I feel like they must be less happy with these developments.
Why?
Probably feel no different than the McLean-Union girls — same mix of reactions for all.
I would expect brave girls to be much more worried about being cut
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My son has played “elite” level club MLSNext, ECNL — it’s laughable to him that people say HS is rough. In his opinion, the only “rough” players in HS are the ones who’ve played in those leagues…And, in his view, if you think any part of youth soccer is rough, try playing against some college or pro players sometime!
Agree!! My Senior played HS sophomore year and MLSNext ever since. Currently at U18/19 with speed of play and physicality---playing academy teams--it's crazy. Incredibly physical. BUT--he's never been injured in those games.
When he got injured and put him out a year? HS soccer. Why? You are much more at risk for injury when you play with kids w/out talent. They chop. They have zero body awareness, etc.
Anonymous wrote:My son has played “elite” level club MLSNext, ECNL — it’s laughable to him that people say HS is rough. In his opinion, the only “rough” players in HS are the ones who’ve played in those leagues…And, in his view, if you think any part of youth soccer is rough, try playing against some college or pro players sometime!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what do the Brave girls say about all this? I feel like they must be less happy with these developments.
Why?
Probably feel no different than the McLean-Union girls — same mix of reactions for all.
I would expect brave girls to be much more worried about being cut
No one is getting cut. The roster size will be big.
Big roster sizes year 1 for 2011s and older makes sense. Allows folks to then self-select out the following year.
The 2012s who knows but there is a lot of kids in that age group across all three feeder programs who are getting screwed.
Anonymous wrote:So what does this mean for Super Y -- will mclean and brave have separate super y teams?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what do the Brave girls say about all this? I feel like they must be less happy with these developments.
Why?
Probably feel no different than the McLean-Union girls — same mix of reactions for all.
I would expect brave girls to be much more worried about being cut
No one is getting cut. The roster size will be big.