coast league brackets out?

Not yet. Clubs have it to review right now in its preliminary form. I don't know the date they finalize and post
 
Frank said:
Not yet. Clubs have it to review right now in its preliminary form. I don't know the date they finalize and post
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According to the CSL Facebook page, last year they were posted 8/28. Not sure if they are on similar time frame this year.
 
The schedules show IE Surf is now "Legends IE". So Legends now has DA, DA Pilot, DPL, SCDSL Discovery, F1 and now CSL Premier teams. That's a lot of black and yellow!
 
Crazysoccerscene said:
CSL schedule is up.
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Yeah it's up, but what does the CSL season do for any team?
Other than winning your age group there is no reward for winning your age group.
If I was running a club we would skip the season, give the players some time off they don't really get, at least in High School.
 
Sheriff Joe said:
Yeah it's up, but what does the CSL season do for any team?
Other than winning your age group there is no reward for winning your age group.
If I was running a club we would skip the season, give the players some time off they don't really get, at least in High School.
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If I'm not mistaken, teams have to play in a Cal-South league to play in State/National Cup. I'm pretty sure CRL doesn't count, but not positive. That would mean that a team would only play in club tournaments and would end up with 2 big breaks: Fall (regular season) and Winter (State/National Cup). With High School players, you would only have the club team together in the summer. I suspect that the club that doesn't play in a Fall league would be constantly lose players because many of the better players are playing to play, not take breaks.

You don't have to play in a high flight to play in National Cup, though. Conceivably a team could play in a low bracket to avoid travel in the Fall and then play National Cup. The problem is, nobody enjoys playing in a blow-out.

I think that a lot of less competitive younger teams take a couple months off after State Cup.
 
GunninGopher said:
If I'm not mistaken, teams have to play in a Cal-South league to play in State/National Cup. I'm pretty sure CRL doesn't count, but not positive. That would mean that a team would only play in club tournaments and would end up with 2 big breaks: Fall (regular season) and Winter (State/National Cup). With High School players, you would only have the club team together in the summer. I suspect that the club that doesn't play in a Fall league would be constantly lose players because many of the better players are playing to play, not take breaks.

You don't have to play in a high flight to play in National Cup, though. Conceivably a team could play in a low bracket to avoid travel in the Fall and then play National Cup. The problem is, nobody enjoys playing in a blow-out.

I think that a lot of less competitive younger teams take a couple months off after State Cup.
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Good info, thx.
 
This year Coast Soccer League has Amazon Alexa capabilities. You can find out your next game, standings and weather for now.

#Alexa what times my next game? #soccer #tech

Tricks are for kids and that apps & skills can be buggy but at least CSL is attempting to keep up with the times
 
“Alexa which league under cal south has the best teams?”

“I’m sorry that is a stupid question. It is impossible to answer because there are too many leagues now. And all of the teams are watered down from where they used to be. We have DA, DPL, ECNL, Pilot, Reserve, Discovery, Premier, Gold, Champions and Europa leagues now. But you have teams in these leagues still playing in the 2nd flight of many tournaments. And not always winning. I give up. Can you please just ask me about the weather or to play a song.”
 
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