CIF- cant play club and high school at same time
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Exactly. I learned this many years ago from friends who are college coaches.
You guys are classic. Sell it bro.....lol!!! Figure out a way so the kids can do both. If your son or dd is the next Freddy or Mia, then for Pets sakes, go all in soccer soccer soccer soccer, 4 days a week until and never set foot on a high school soccer field because it's so bad and horrible. Ya, I know it's really bad for business too....lol! My dd has not finished a club season now for three years straight. I bet you still think it's all her fault too. High School has been all she can do and I think just maybe, she might be able to go play at the next level without needing club middleman to help her. We shall see
Eagle33
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Yes and no - depends what school you are in
Even if you have 10 college players on the field in HS, is that enough to judge a top player against that kind of competition?
Eagle33
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Check out J Serra HS girls team
What is wrong with you? I have no idea what your talking about. But, it certainly seems you once again are interjecting your own mislead ideas and confusing them with what was stated. That post has to do with recruitment and nothing to do with you ever. IYou guys are classic. Sell it bro.....lol!!! Figure out a way so the kids can do both. If your son or dd is the next Freddy or Mia, then for Pets sakes, go all in soccer soccer soccer soccer, 4 days a week until and never set foot on a high school soccer field because it's so bad and horrible. Ya, I know it's really bad for business too....lol! My dd has not finished a club season now for three years straight. I bet you still think it's all her fault too. High School has been all she can do and I think just maybe, she might be able to go play at the next level without needing club middleman to help her. We shall see
The question is the competition.
Nothing wrong with me. Just correcting the record. If you can play soccer, you dont need to play club to get a deal. You can play HS only and get a deal. I know three players playing D1 next year that did not play club.
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It is possible to play college soccer without playing club. Christina Burkenroad from Mission Bay HS went on to play D1 on the recommendation of her HS coach. It is not common, but college coaches will take talent anywhere they can find it. ID camps can be a way to get noticed by a coach.You guys are classic. Sell it bro.....lol!!! Figure out a way so the kids can do both. If your son or dd is the next Freddy or Mia, then for Pets sakes, go all in soccer soccer soccer soccer, 4 days a week until and never set foot on a high school soccer field because it's so bad and horrible. Ya, I know it's really bad for business too....lol! My dd has not finished a club season now for three years straight. I bet you still think it's all her fault too. High School has been all she can do and I think just maybe, she might be able to go play at the next level without needing club middleman to help her. We shall see
Yes sir it is. My dd has only played 11 league games in three years and with the looks of things, this is the end of her club career. You know how I feel about the last three years of socal club. I have one word: Divisive!!! What year is dd in college bro?
Thank you, thank you. I was at the Great Park tonight and there were a great number of people everywhere. Yes, the mask were on. Play ball and let's get the kids playing soccer. We want ECNL to reverse course and let the kids play Houston
I was there to but didn't see any turtles.
Scott m Shurson
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So where did she train the other 9 months of the year?
Maybe some unicorns?
SoccerFan4Life
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My niece played in the cif championship game and semifinals last few years. There were so many D1 players on both teams it was vey impressive. Regular high school games are probably not a good indicator of quality games. CIF games in the final rounds is a different story.
Here’s the other trend that’s going on. There are so many futsal and indoor leagues now all over the region. Most of these didn’t exist 5 years ago.
You can get kids at a young age playing for non ECNL clubs and develop their skills and play against great competition without the hassles of traveling and cost associated. More than likely we will see great talent playing high school soccer just due to the current economic conditions impacting so many families. They won’t recover for at least 3 years.
Glitterhater
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Good to hear about ID camps. My DD is on a pretty solid NPL team, I just don't ever see her moving to ECNL but she'd love to play in college. We'd never push her to go ECNL as she really loves her team and coach, and we feel that's important.
If the player(s) have time to practice or participate in two cohorts club not going care.
If someone tested positive and the contact tracing kicks in could get ugly for a HS kid that's latter found to be double dipping so to speak.
Playing games or paid scrimmages with refs could get messy with CIF unless they change the concurrent play rule, everyone has a camera and video nowadays so going low key in certain areas can be difficult.
Eagle33
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haha, is that what you are doing?
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When she was younger, she played club. During her high school years the family had economic problems. She was living in a car for part of high school. She is a great athlete.