78 Teams (3 Age Groups) will compete in the GDA playoffs. Most of the U17 and U15 national Team players will compete with there clubs as well. Nice test for the girls and families participating. There 2 teams from Florida going to the playoffs. Congrats to IMG, United Soccer Alliance. Hopefully the teams will do better next year.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post78 Teams (3 Age Groups) will compete in the GDA playoffs. Most of the U17 and U15 national Team players will compete with there clubs as well. Nice test for the girls and families participating. There 2 teams from Florida going to the playoffs. Congrats to IMG, United Soccer Alliance. Hopefully the teams will do better next year.
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U19s only have 16 teams qualify for playoffs and there is no showcase. For U17 and U15, 32 teams qualify for playoffs and the rest play in the showcase. U14 only have a showcase (no playoffs). Weston’s U15s qualified for a wildcard playoff spot but they are playing in the showcase. Anyone know why?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou mean the GDA loser bracket.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostU19s only have 16 teams qualify for playoffs and there is no showcase. For U17 and U15, 32 teams qualify for playoffs and the rest play in the showcase. U14 only have a showcase (no playoffs). Weston’s U15s qualified for a wildcard playoff spot but they are playing in the showcase. Anyone know why?
http://www.ussoccerda.com/20180614-n...ls-da-playoffs
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWho the **** cares about girls soccer????
In the US, soccer is still considered a girls sport. The women's team wins and the men don't. MLS is rec soccer to the rest of the world. Women's professional soccer is growing popularity because of the US women's success. Title IX makes girls soccer the fastest growing youth sports.
Good luck to your little Messi.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIn the US, soccer is still considered a girls sport. The women's team wins and the men don't. MLS is rec soccer to the rest of the world. Women's professional soccer is growing popularity because of the US women's success. Title IX makes girls soccer the fastest growing youth sports.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhile you are correct in stating that girls soccer is more popular than boys soccer in the States, it is incorrect that it is the fastest growing sport. Soccer participation has actually decreased a bit the past few years. Some if this decrease is due to the realization that collegiate soccer is not as glorious as it has been made out to be. It's not considered the "golden ticket" any longer.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhile you are correct in stating that girls soccer is more popular than boys soccer in the States, it is incorrect that it is the fastest growing sport. Soccer participation has actually decreased a bit the past few years. Some if this decrease is due to the realization that collegiate soccer is not as glorious as it has been made out to be. It's not considered the "golden ticket" any longer.
Fast Growing Soccer - Perhaps one of the fastest growing sports in America among the youth is soccer. Soccer is the last sport to cross both gender groups top five for youth. It is an easy sport to begin learning and to play, which makes it exciting for youngsters almost immediately. Although it is simple at first, strategy and advanced skills develop over time making the game more competitive as they grow older.
In Sport Oct 2016
Basketball #1, Soccer #2
Statista Nov 2017 - Basketball most poplar, Soccer fastest growing behind Lecrosse and Volleyball among HS girls.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCan anyone share the list of college coaches in attendance? I heard it’s unbelivable
Google is our friend: http://www.ussoccerda.com/college-coach-scout-check-in
Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Men's, Women's and Professional are on a single spreadsheet.
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