Thanksgiving Surf challenge

Be honest to yourself and be honest to this forum. Ubigots act like you know everything. Soccer clubs are nonprofit but they make so much profit that one wonders where the money goes. They stiff it to you guys and still ask for more and think that club is the greatest club in the world which is not. They are selling you a service and you think is the best but you have never played soccer in your entire lives and don't know what you are buying. Uniforms are cheap in bulk. Maybe $20.00 tops per uniform. San Diego Surf's fees are high. Please be honest.
I don't care if they are high but I'm making a point. There is no reason to charge so much if they are "fundraising" so much. I just wonder where the money is going. On top of that they still make you volunteer.

They don't have three tiers in this age group. They have two and the two tiers combined have only 20 teams. Out of those 20, two are from their own club. They only have 18 teams. They really have one tier. What I previously stated was if they really wanted to make it the best of the best, they should only have one tier of the best 8 teams. Once again, be HONEST. People are not stupid. They have common sense.
wow, you're really riled up about something here. Surf Turkey went off without a hitch with great competition. If you don't like Surf the club, don't have your kid play there and problem solved.
 
Even with all the rain and mud on Sunday, our Socal academy girls and parents had a blast. Though I kind of wish we were in flight 1, the girls made the most of their trip on and off the field. It helped that we were done by 11:30 on Saturday and our hotel accommodated a 9 hour pizza, pool, lounge cabana party on Saturday for anywhere between 20 and 40 of us at a time...

Considering all the winners got cool hoodies, decent medals and they had to coordinate so much around the different venues (I'm sure a lot were volunteers) including having professional soccer players talk to the final two teams and hand out trophies and medals, I'd say it was worth the high cost and I'm glad we chose this trip over vegas this year.
 
Even with all the rain and mud on Sunday, our Socal academy girls and parents had a blast. Though I kind of wish we were in flight 1, the girls made the most of their trip on and off the field. It helped that we were done by 11:30 on Saturday and our hotel accommodated a 9 hour pizza, pool, lounge cabana party on Saturday for anywhere between 20 and 40 of us at a time...

Considering all the winners got cool hoodies, decent medals and they had to coordinate so much around the different venues (I'm sure a lot were volunteers) including having professional soccer players talk to the final two teams and hand out trophies and medals, I'd say it was worth the high cost and I'm glad we chose this trip over vegas this year.
 
Even with all the rain and mud on Sunday, our Socal academy girls and parents had a blast. Though I kind of wish we were in flight 1, the girls made the most of their trip on and off the field. It helped that we were done by 11:30 on Saturday and our hotel accommodated a 9 hour pizza, pool, lounge cabana party on Saturday for anywhere between 20 and 40 of us at a time...

Considering all the winners got cool hoodies, decent medals and they had to coordinate so much around the different venues (I'm sure a lot were volunteers) including having professional soccer players talk to the final two teams and hand out trophies and medals, I'd say it was worth the high cost and I'm glad we chose this trip over vegas this year.
The parking lot was pretty special..Didn't get charged the $8 parking but I'm glad I drive a truck . Heard several cars got stuck in the mud .. Semi finals in the pouring rain ( never forget it ) All in all they got the games in .
 
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