Bob is not a board member of SoCal. He's the Executive Director of San Diego. That is not a board position.
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CalSouth "independent investigation" into breaches of fiduciary duty
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Dale Earnhardt Jr Jr
SILVER
As if youth soccer needs more drama.
As if youth soccer needs more drama.
Years of mismanagement, inflated fees, closed comps, not listening to customers have a way of catching up.
Zero sum during the pandemic, if it wasn't for Let them Pay and SD folks there would have been nothing like what CS did during that period.
The chickens came home to roost and now CS is crying over spilled milk instead of moving on while losing more customers and revenue.
Dale Earnhardt Jr Jr
SILVER
Years of mismanagement, inflated fees, closed comps, not listening to customers have a way of catching up.
Zero sum during the pandemic, if it wasn't for Let them Pay and SD folks there would have been nothing like what CS did during that period.
The chickens came home to roost and now CS is crying over spilled milk instead of moving on while losing more customers and revenue.
Ah pandemic soccer: arriving at parks early in the morning, getting scrimmages in, and the getting kicked off fields by parks & rec guys.
Bob Turner stepped down from Presideo to run Cal Soth. A few months into running Cal South he stepped down stating heath and time with family. A few months went by, and he was now a board member of SoCal. About a month followed by majority (98%) San Diego clubs jumped to SoCal.
He resigned, or at least Presidio "became aware" he resigned Feb 15, 2021. It's in their minutes from their Feb 16 meeting.
US Club Soccer tweeted about him joining SCDSL on Feb 18.
Mar 2 was the rebranding announcement. A bunch of clubs joining SoCal, mostly from San Diego, was part of that announcement.
If I was on the board of a for profit corporation and my CEO's employment followed this timeline, I would've looked hard at this too. Albeit, 18 months ago. At this point, the toothpaste is well out of the tube, it all feels like sour grapes and I'm not sure what remedy there is for a not for profit.
SoccerFan4Life
PREMIER
I am glad it's all coming down to one Socal league. Now they need to fix all the"NPL" level teams. I just looked at the 05/04 boys and there's 44 NPL team compared to like 50 Flight 1 and 15 flight 2 teams. How does that math work???
I think 1 league for the entire Socal is the better as long as the admin does not mess it up once they have all the power.I am glad it's all coming down to one Socal league. Now they need to fix all the"NPL" level teams. I just looked at the 05/04 boys and there's 44 NPL team compared to like 50 Flight 1 and 15 flight 2 teams. How does that math work???
I looked up U12(B2011) which is the last year before ECNL age I believe. Arguably flight 1 can be assumed to be most competitive.
In San Diego, there are one Flight1 bracket, three Flight2 brackets and three Flight3 brackets. I think this reflects true levels/flights.
Anybody with more youth soccer experience in San Diego know why it changes for older boys? There isn't even a Flight 3 anymore.
My theory is that most players quit or moving on to higher level leagues and that age. The remaining has to be called "NPL" or Flight 1 to keep them interested in playing.
I think 1 league for the entire Socal is the better as long as the admin does not mess it up once they have all the power.
I looked up U12(B2011) which is the last year before ECNL age I believe. Arguably flight 1 can be assumed to be most competitive.
In San Diego, there are one Flight1 bracket, three Flight2 brackets and three Flight3 brackets. I think this reflects true levels/flights.
Anybody with more youth soccer experience in San Diego know why it changes for older boys? There isn't even a Flight 3 anymore.
My theory is that most players quit or moving on to higher level leagues and that age. The remaining has to be called "NPL" or Flight 1 to keep them interested in playing.
More or less sums it up.