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Send a telegram through the pony express.

Florida Elite has an administration and what is the phone number? FESA is serving how many children and families? What if parents could not contact their school or principal? High school principals make 90K plus to be able to be there full time with big responsibility. This is an important registration time and people want to speak with people 'in person'.

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Good luck to you too. All girls on ECNL are not top talent open you eyes rose glasses parent. Coaches will find the best talent period. Be honest with the folks on this website About the coaches that show up. Spoke to many ECNL parents Over this past weekend and they admit 3/4 of coaches are Divison 1 small schools. If a child is talented and works hard and writes their letters and has a coach who helps they are not at a disadvantage unless their team never plays showcases. ECNL doesn't promise anything to mediocre players. BTW my daughter has tons of opportunities outside club soccer but thanks for you genuine concern. I just try to be honest with families who may not even have an ECNL within driving distance. It's not the end of the word. And BTW you should have attended state cup At sweet 16 and seen all the division 1 coaches stupid enough to watch the pathetic non ECNL teams. Go back to your recreational feel good drugs now.

You are the one needing some feel good drugs if you did not try out for ecnl...lmao. Keep telling yourself it's ok.

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"ALL the division 1 coaches at sweet 16" !?!? What a crock!!!!

Yea I am sure there were that stoped by in between ecnl events....lol

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US Soccer states that U11 should play 8v8 and U12 play 9v9.

Link?

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You are the one needing some feel good drugs if you did not try out for ecnl...lmao. Keep telling yourself it's ok.

Pave the way, Clay U15. Oh JFC Clay ECNL team.

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Sorry Celtic and Strictly TBU is stronger then ever.

Anyone know why 4 boys were pulled from the tryouts last Friday. They were included in the first half of the scrimmage and then the coaches spoke to them and after that they just hung out on the sidelines and goofed around or played in goal. All seemed good players - maybe they were already selected?

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U18 Girls 2015/16

FSPL Applied List is out. Good luck to everyone this year, and enjoy what time we have left in this crazy world of youth soccer!
http://www.gotsport.com/events/teaml...&showall=clean

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Meetings are good but marketing is key. Put free articles in The Creekline and other publications each month to tell about Florida Elite's new Academy and how to register for its various programs. Signs in the ground at schools, brochures in local stores - with permission -can get the word out about FESA and registration, camps, . .

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I am the father of a player who will be playing in college next season very little money is available for soccer. They have a set amount and have to spread it around among the players. Some colleges fund their programs and some (even some of the better ones) not so much. It is also not guaranteed. A lot of the money offered is provided to you when you become junior/senior and that is of course if you have been performing well on the field. However, their are "perks" such as academic discounts, books money, waiver on fees, etc. For the vast majority (99.8%) of players, don't depend on soccer to get an education. Academics will get you a lot further than soccer. Many of the coaches we spoke to ask a lot about academics, florida pre-paid, bright futures and for the most part (within reason) quite often prefer the high gpa player (IMO). Some of the coaches will help in getting you academic scholarships throughout the season.

Great Post and is Very Honest from My personal experience.
The Best of Luck to each and every Young man that is looking to play Soccer in College.

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Join Ali Krieger and Mia Hamm to Help Kids Play Soccer

Game on! Join the #kick4clubfoot CHALLENGE


Dear friends,

At miraclefeet, we love soccer. It's truly the world's sport. We're very excited about the kick-off of the Women's World Cup in a few days, and we wish our friend and miraclefeet ambassador Ali Krieger best wishes as she plays for the U.S. Women's National Team!

Soccer players are not allowed to use their hands - but what if they couldn't use their feet? Imagine if soccer stars like Mia Hamm, who was born with clubfoot, couldn't play soccer. Because of clubfoot, a common birth defect, over a million children around the world may never have a chance to score a goal or even walk. But miraclefeet believes every child should have a chance to experience the thrill of making contact with the soccer ball and kicking it across the field.

Join Ali Krieger for our #kick4clubfoot soccer challenge starting June 4th, 2015

GOAL: raise $10,000 to level the playing field for kids with clubfoot

HOW TO PLAY: Show us your soccer moves!
Post a 10-second video of your best soccer kicks and tricks, and challenge a friend to show off some moves or donate $10 to miraclefeet!

Share your video on Facebook, Twitter (@miraclefeet) or on Instagram (@miraclefeet) with #kick4clubfoot
Here's your script:
I kick for clubfoot!
[AWESOME SOCCER TRICK]
I challenge ___ to kick for clubfoot.

If we reach our $10k goal, Ali Krieger will share her own soccer tricks & tips in a personal message.

OTHER WAYS TO GIVE:
*No soccer cleats? No problem! Join Team Ali by donating on our CrowdRise #kick4clubfoot page*

CAN I WIN ANYTHING?
Yes! Give a gift to help children with clubfoot, and win the following:
• $25: soccer cones
• $50: customized water bottle
• $250: Women's World Cup / miraclefeet T-shirt
• $500: a soccer ball signed by Ali Krieger

WHEN DOES IT START?

#kick4clubfoot starts NOW and ends on the last day of the Women's World Cup tournament.

________________________________________

Why miraclefeet?

Clubfoot is a common birth defect that affects 1 out of 750 children. There are over a million children with untreated clubfoot around the world. Together, we can transform these children’s lives! Everyone who donates gives children with clubfoot the possibility of playing soccer one day. Our goal: To raise $10,000

Join Ali for #kick4clubfoot 2015!

Donate now


miraclefeet is a nonprofit that works with local partners in developing countries to provide the best possible medical care for clubfoot. It only takes $250 to provide a child with a complete cure. Visit miraclefeet.org for more information about our work.

Many thanks to Sports Endeavors / Soccer.com for their generous support."

[miraclefeet]

Join Ali Krieger and Mia Hamm to Help Kids Play Soccer

Game on! Join the #kick4clubfoot CHALLENGE


Dear friends,

At miraclefeet, we love soccer. It's truly the world's sport. We're very excited about the kick-off of the Women's World Cup in a few days, and we wish our friend and miraclefeet ambassador Ali Krieger best wishes as she plays for the U.S. Women's National Team!

Soccer players are not allowed to use their hands - but what if they couldn't use their feet? Imagine if soccer stars like Mia Hamm, who was born with clubfoot, couldn't play soccer. Because of clubfoot, a common birth defect, over a million children around the world may never have a chance to score a goal or even walk. But miraclefeet believes every child should have a chance to experience the thrill of making contact with the soccer ball and kicking it across the field.

Join Ali Krieger for our #kick4clubfoot soccer challenge starting June 4th, 2015

GOAL: raise $10,000 to level the playing field for kids with clubfoot

HOW TO PLAY: Show us your soccer moves!
Post a 10-second video of your best soccer kicks and tricks, and challenge a friend to show off some moves or donate $10 to miraclefeet!

Share your video on Facebook, Twitter (@miraclefeet) or on Instagram (@miraclefeet) with #kick4clubfoot
Here's your script:
I kick for clubfoot!
[AWESOME SOCCER TRICK]
I challenge ___ to kick for clubfoot.

If we reach our $10k goal, Ali Krieger will share her own soccer tricks & tips in a personal message.

OTHER WAYS TO GIVE:
*No soccer cleats? No problem! Join Team Ali by donating on our CrowdRise #kick4clubfoot page*

CAN I WIN ANYTHING?
Yes! Give a gift to help children with clubfoot, and win the following:
• $25: soccer cones
• $50: customized water bottle
• $250: Women's World Cup / miraclefeet T-shirt
• $500: a soccer ball signed by Ali Krieger

WHEN DOES IT START?

#kick4clubfoot starts NOW and ends on the last day of the Women's World Cup tournament.

________________________________________

Why miraclefeet?

Clubfoot is a common birth defect that affects 1 out of 750 children. There are over a million children with untreated clubfoot around the world. Together, we can transform these children’s lives! Everyone who donates gives children with clubfoot the possibility of playing soccer one day. Our goal: To raise $10,000

Join Ali for #kick4clubfoot 2015!

Donate now


miraclefeet is a nonprofit that works with local partners in developing countries to provide the best possible medical care for clubfoot. It only takes $250 to provide a child with a complete cure. Visit miraclefeet.org for more information about our work.

Many thanks to Sports Endeavors / Soccer.com for their generous support."

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TONIGHT Introducing the NEW
FLORIDA ELITE Soccer Academy
RECREATIONAL Program!
Jax/St John's/St Aug

You are invited to attend this very important event to

learn more about the Florida Elite Soccer Academy!

June 2nd, 2015 at 6:30 pm

The Ramada

3130 Hartley Road

Our executive director, Sean Bubb will present the Florida Elite Recreational Program to you as well as discuss the club philosophy and mission.

Come out and learn about the exciting things coming soon!

FloridaEliteSA.com

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Cmon Sal... Don't go quite now.. What happened?

They went to Celtic, they could no longer endure 2nd division cdl. So they will be playing USA 3rd division advanced rec

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TONIGHT Introducing the NEW
FLORIDA ELITE Soccer Academy
RECREATIONAL Program!
Jax/St John's/St Aug locations

You are invited to attend this very important event to

learn more about the Florida Elite Soccer Academy!

June 2nd, 2015 at 6:30 pm

The Ramada

3130 Hartley Road

Our executive director, Sean Bubb will present the Florida Elite Recreational Program to you as well as discuss the club philosophy and mission.

Come out and learn about the exciting things coming soon!

FloridaEliteSA.com
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Great Post and is Very Honest from My personal experience.
The Best of Luck to each and every Young man that is looking to play Soccer in College.

Some parents just want to say my kid plays soccer at DoLittle University and they GetLittle Scholarship money.You should have spent the money on tutors not trainers.