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Does anyone know who are the best 09 girls playing right now?
Best 09? Aren't they like 7 and 8 years old? I'm guessing it's the ones that don't do cartwheels during a game?
I'm guessing if thats what you remember watching 7 and 8 year olds play soccer you might be better off going back where you came from. The 09' forum doesn't need you!Best 09? Aren't they like 7 and 8 years old? I'm guessing it's the ones that don't do cartwheels during a game?
I imagine you have a list of the best 09 girls? I have an 09 and an older daughter and the most important thing for my 09 is she has a good coach, great teammates and friends and a strong social support with the team and parents. Hopefully she will continue to grow and improve every year...but with soccer you never know!Does anyone know who are the best 09 girls playing right now?
Does anyone know who are the best 09 girls playing right now?
Some AYSO team that has good athletes that does not want to dish out thousands of dollars a year at this stage...Does anyone know who are the best 09 girls playing right now?
Very true, it's just awesome seeing such young great athletesC'mon, BigThing, don't get so wound up - just some lighthearted fun pointing out the silliness of trying to rank the best 1st and 2nd graders are on the soccer field (the ones that can keep their shoelaces tied!). Besides, you might want to pace yourself. If your kid is the next big thing you've got a long road to go!
Slammers , Blues and Stikers have the best teams. But I heard some Stikers coaches are leaving their teams a lot of inhouse fightingSoCal Blues...then Strikers, Slammers, LA Galaxy. I believe there's a really good Liverpool 2009 team playing down in Presidio league. Real So Cal has a lot of really good players...but they're spread out over three teams.
Does this pertain to the 09?My DD best friend was a superstar at u8. She played up a year in ayso then. At u9, she went to a big name club, where she was still a superstar. They are 04/u13 now. They've won all of the big tournaments, league, state cup, etc.
She's in 6th grade now. I'd say she would make a DA or ECNL team next year. She told my DD last night that she is quitting soccer.
She's complained about never getting a break; she doesn't love her teammates; she doesn't love her coach. And she just learned her coach is leaving the club. Even though she doesn't love the coach, she's not interested in starting over.
I'm guessing if thats what you remember watching 7 and 8 year olds play soccer you might be better off going back where you came from. The 09' forum doesn't need you!
I'll bet 10 years ago the thought of 9-year olds playing club was a waste of money. Most everything has become increasingly more competitive over the years. I cringe at how much students have to study these days to get into good colleges. The envelope is pushed as parents push to give their kids a leg up on the competition...this is just the reality that we live in today.I'm of the thought that having 7 year olds play club soccer is a little bit of a waste of money..
So loving her team translates to loving soccer?I'll bet 10 years ago the thought of 9-year olds playing club was a waste of money. Most everything has become increasingly more competitive over the years. I cringe at how much students have to study these days to get into good colleges. The envelope is pushed as parents push to give their kids a leg up on the competition...this is just the reality that we live in today.
The bright side to the 2009 story this year is that all of the kids (on our team) love club soccer. I perform self-checks to make sure I'm not pushing too hard by semi-jokingly telling my daughter that I'm moving her back to AYSO...only to hear her scream "NOOOO!!! I LOVE MY TEAM!" It's a beautiful thing to see the love of soccer grow organically within the girls. And our club soccer coach/team has had a big part in that.
I'll bet 10 years ago the thought of 9-year olds playing club was a waste of money. Most everything has become increasingly more competitive over the years. I cringe at how much students have to study these days to get into good colleges. The envelope is pushed as parents push to give their kids a leg up on the competition...this is just the reality that we live in today.
The bright side to the 2009 story this year is that all of the kids (on our team) love club soccer. I perform self-checks to make sure I'm not pushing too hard by semi-jokingly telling my daughter that I'm moving her back to AYSO...only to hear her scream "NOOOO!!! I LOVE MY TEAM!" It's a beautiful thing to see the love of soccer grow organically within the girls. And our club soccer coach/team has had a big part in that.