Does the “vote” on SY really matter now after Skip’s post?
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Looks like they decided not to decide yet, which means the current rules are in place for at least the rest of this year --
www.usyouthsoccer.org
"The next U.S. Soccer Board of Directors meeting is November 22, 2024. We expect this topic to be on the agenda for that meeting and, consequently, a formal and public decision made by the end of the calendar year."
USL also has a youth arm (Super-Y). Not yet heard from are NFHS (high schools) and NCAA/NAI (colleges).
US Youth Soccer, US Club Soccer, AYSO Statement on Forthcoming U.S. Soccer Decision on Calendar Year vs. Birth Year Registration - US Youth Soccer
FRISCO, Texas (October 23, 2024) – Today, US Youth Soccer, US Club Soccer, and AYSO released the following statement. In 2017, U.S. Soccer decided to change the age eligibility for team […]
www.usyouthsoccer.org
"The next U.S. Soccer Board of Directors meeting is November 22, 2024. We expect this topic to be on the agenda for that meeting and, consequently, a formal and public decision made by the end of the calendar year."
USL also has a youth arm (Super-Y). Not yet heard from are NFHS (high schools) and NCAA/NAI (colleges).
Did you think that YOU were going to get to vote on this?
pitchplease
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Ha! In 2017 i think we were all saying exactly what a majority of these current parents are. it was never needed. However, we all survived and our kids played and adjusted. teams changed, and players will always come and go. this topic is more of a smoke screen in light of the ncaa and the major consequences of the lawsuit and what is coming. if you know, you know. i would much rather have the problem be by or sy versus will there be wsoc or msoc in the the next few years. the college soccer landscape is going to have major upheaval along with the rest of the non revs. the change isnt always great.
No of course not lol. But he is making it sound like it’s been decided.
I believe the vote is merely a formality and it's a done deal.