State Cup

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PSPL is planning State Cup Qualifiers and Championships. Separate weekends. If you play a game each day at different locations does it count as a tournament under the normal definition?

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PSPL is planning State Cup Qualifiers and Championships. Separate weekends. If you play a game each day at different locations does it count as a tournament under the normal definition?

From the state website.

A prohibition on tournaments for sporting activities does not include postseason, playoff, state or regional championship competitions with no more than four teams at one site sanctioned by a statewide interscholastic activities administrative and rule-making body that oversees competition in all counties in the state.

IMHO - it does not differentiate between school and club activities just because it says interscholastic. What they really mean is that you have a real state org that oversees it - like PSPL. So, as long as you have no more than 2 games a day at each location you're good. Not sure how they account for breaks....for example: at site 1 with 2 fields you have games at 9:00, 1:00, and 5:00? That should ensure there is no overlap between games/players. Does that count? I would think so.

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Ppp is limited to 2.5 months of payroll costs so no club is doing better then any other on it, relatively speaking. And all the clubs are nonprofits so none of them is making money either. It all goes back to the organization in the end

How do you go through life so naive?

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Ppp is limited to 2.5 months of payroll costs so no club is doing better then any other on it, relatively speaking. And all the clubs are nonprofits so none of them is making money either. It all goes back to the organization in the end

SU Revenue in 2019: 4,411,302
SU Revenue in 2020: 4,689,674
SU Payroll in 2019: 3,039,260
SU Payroll in 2020: 3,291,676

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what is your point

SU Revenue in 2019: 4,411,302
SU Revenue in 2020: 4,689,674
SU Payroll in 2019: 3,039,260
SU Payroll in 2020: 3,291,676

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what is your point

In a year with only 2.5 months of soccer, SU grew its payroll.

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In a year with only 2.5 months of soccer, SU grew its payroll.

Perhaps your crappy club only had two months of soccer. Our club trained 4X a week all year and they did the best they could to provide as much as possible. Maybe club X actually had to hire coaches etc.

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Not surprised, SU is the worst run club in western washington

Perhaps your crappy club only had two months of soccer. Our club trained 4X a week all year and they did the best they could to provide as much as possible. Maybe club X actually had to hire coaches etc.

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SU Revenue in 2019: 4,411,302
SU Revenue in 2020: 4,689,674
SU Payroll in 2019: 3,039,260
SU Payroll in 2020: 3,291,676

Not bad for 2 games played and no tournaments. At least tryouts are in about a month. We can start this all over again.

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Perhaps your crappy club only had two months of soccer. Our club trained 4X a week all year and they did the best they could to provide as much as possible. Maybe club X actually had to hire coaches etc.

Hahaha! You are a clown show

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In a year with only 2.5 months of soccer, SU grew its payroll.

Maybe they had to hire staff to produce and edit The Jimmy and Kyle Show

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Maybe they had to hire staff to produce and edit The Jimmy and Kyle Show

OK now that's pretty funny....well played.

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SU Revenue in 2019: 4,411,302
SU Revenue in 2020: 4,689,674
SU Payroll in 2019: 3,039,260
SU Payroll in 2020: 3,291,676

Where is this info from? What is the source?

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Pretty easy to get it from non-profit tax filings. 501c3 financial data is public record.

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Pretty easy to get it from non-profit tax filings. 501c3 financial data is public record.

I was hoping someone could post a link to the actual site where the numbers came from.