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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCurrently, the rankings for Boys U14 are pretty accurate. The exception being the Stars ECNL is much higher than it should be because they won State Cup last year, that will disappear soon. The gotsoccer points are important to the teams that travel to events if they are good and hope to be placed in a top flight. That is the main tool tournament directors use for placement. The rankings don’t award teams that already have a lot of points for winning an event that doesn’t have many other quality teams. The website isn’t the most well designed but the points arent far off.
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Like them or not, GS points are used to rank teams in flights for every tournament, so embrace them!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postthat's youthsoccerrankings dot us
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWell, if your team is ranked in the top 20, chances are they are better than teams ranked below 300. If I were a college coach and had to choose between seeing a number 1 ranked team and one ranked number 300.....it is obvious where I am going.
If I were a college coach, neither number actually means a thing in determining whether or not that kid can play for me.
....it was obvious where I was coming from.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThat site used to be better. It is an ok rough guide but I know it is a mess for the teams in our league and age group. Lots of missing games and teams appearing several times under different names with different rankings or missing all together. Some teams have ranking based on 24 months and some seem to be based on 6 months. It is ok but easily off by plus or minus 20. if they had the correct information in there, the ranking would change and be more accurate.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNot paranoid but help me:
Give one positive thing GDA brought to youth soccer.
They offer scholarship money to play and travel and encourage the players to be part of their community and give back by volunteering, the DA has a great model which is moving in the right direction where the top players will be able to play regardless of their finances
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhat an amazing revelation! And...
If I were a college coach, neither number actually means a thing in determining whether or not that kid can play for me.
....it was obvious where I was coming from.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNot paranoid but help me:
Give one positive thing GDA brought to youth soccer.
While there are other avenues out there, they are too restrictive and push a travel agenda that others were forced to replicate.
GDA is the result of a process that was broken. You can't blame them because the previous entity fvcked it up for 10 years.
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