So did a lot of coaches show up? Looking online both tournaments had a lot of coaches listed, but many of the typical big name schools were missing.Maybe they should call it, "The Surf Cup 500" That's a lot of coaches
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No clue, I was on a cruiseSo did a lot of coaches show up? Looking online both tournaments had a lot of coaches listed, but many of the typical big name schools were missing.
So did a lot of coaches show up? Looking online both tournaments had a lot of coaches listed, but many of the typical big name schools were missing.
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We had..“28” D1 coaches watched the DA Surf v LAGSD 04 game yesterday. “5” Pac 12 schools.
Those two teams have had Power 5 coaches watching them since the 7th grade“28” D1 coaches watched the DA Surf v LAGSD 04 game yesterday. “5” Pac 12 schools.
if this is such a money maker why not spend the money to convert half the fields to turf?
Turf is like that evil Vaping stuff. Grass is always grass and soccer should only be played on grass.Because turf is evil and all the players I know would rather play on grass. Weather happens.
For the older boys college showcase the turnout has been very low / disappointing so far. We had 6 scheduled to see our Friday game but it was canceled. Saturday morning only saw one coach out of the eight. The fields where so wet you count'nt really move the ball around, 45 min total game didn't help either as enough playing time was hard to come by especially for subs. At least we where good at outside shooting and put some numbers up.
For a college showcase I would give this one 3 out 10 being generous but there is always today's 45 min game.
Our experience was a little different for our 03 Heat squad. Saturday we had a couple D1 schools and 9 or 10 D3 and a couple NAIA's. We had six coaches at our Sunday match 3 D3 and 3 D1. Not the best format but better than not playing at all. Seemed like the players came out with urgency and intensity as the halves were only 23min. One side of the field was always better than the other in the sense of it being dryer and the other side a swamp.
My girls team played 2 full games at polo fields. The higher numbered fields were in better shape than the lower numbered fields. Over all this weekend was a washout for sure. Who knows what next year brings.We had 12 coaches come out on Sunday so that was nice. Lots of teams had trouble scoring, many nill scores recorderd. They where trying to drain one field at the expenses of others on Sunday still and ended up swamping fields in play until enough people yelled at them to stop. Oceanside might have the worst drainage problem i've seen. The base just doesn't drain water or something days later they're still standing water there.
Knowing this there was a lot of pissed off out of towners who didn't understand how such a big tournament could treat teams like they did.
Our manager straight up told them we won't return unless they have other alternative backup fields like the polo fields in del Mar available during winter time in case it gets wet again.