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Clay county girls program is the SOL (meaning sun) so they should become Sol Storm (sun storm)

I hear it will be Jacksonville Elite Regional Club which offers Super High Intensity Training

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Jacksonville And Creeks Organization Football Federation

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I am sure they went back for good reason. Probably for the next level. Which is where they are now. Teams out grow coach's and trainers. These girls have made the right decisions and are at the best place for them at this time. But for someone to make the statement that LT did not develop them or the "Morgan Brian team" is simply ignorant.

My guess is they left because the team was infested with a board member and other parents who meddled too much after iron fist TC let them move on to Todd. They also thought at the time they were much better than they were, and expectations were high. TCs team a year younger could beat them. They had some talent and good athleticism. However, the parents couldn't sit on the sideline and watch. They even had Todd fired in the middle of the spring season. A few players left before Todd took over, but at the end of that year most of the better players left for Clay or JFC. More left mid the next season and now they are mostly at Clay or JFC ECNL.

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Come out 6:30 TONIGHT (Chuck Rogers) or TOMORROW (Veterans) Free Evaluations.

The FLORIDA ELITE JUNIOR Academy Program for U6 and U7 offers a high level of training by licensed, experienced coaches with a focus on player development. Our emphasis is on individual confidence with the ball, technical development, and placing the kids in a competitive environment to expose them to all the components of the game. We introduce these concepts through a set curriculum. The skills are taught through the use of small group training sessions and small sided games/ going to goal. Both training environments are essential for more touches on the ball and promoting problem solving in game situations.

The coaches are here to keep your child's soccer experience fun, enjoyable and help foster a desire to play. From there, it will instill a love of the game. This love of the game is what keeps players playing for a lifetime.

Training is two times per week with games on Saturday mornings. SAQ and Technical training will be added into team training sessions. There will be an element of Goalkeeping training introduced as well. All games are played in a 5v5 format and every player will have a set team and coach for his/her games on the weekend.

Register online and confirm times & locations.
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Come out 6:30 TONIGHT (Chuck Rogers) or TOMORROW (Veterans) Free Evaluations.

The FLORIDA ELITE JUNIOR Academy Program for U6 and U7 offers a high level of training by licensed, experienced coaches with a focus on player development. Our emphasis is on individual confidence with the ball, technical development, and placing the kids in a competitive environment to expose them to all the components of the game. We introduce these concepts through a set curriculum. The skills are taught through the use of small group training sessions and small sided games/ going to goal. Both training environments are essential for more touches on the ball and promoting problem solving in game situations.

The coaches are here to keep your child's soccer experience fun, enjoyable and help foster a desire to play. From there, it will instill a love of the game. This love of the game is what keeps players playing for a lifetime.

Training is two times per week with games on Saturday mornings. SAQ and Technical training will be added into team training sessions. There will be an element of Goalkeeping training introduced as well. All games are played in a 5v5 format and every player will have a set team and coach for his/her games on the weekend.

Register online and confirm times & locations.
floridaelitesa.com

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Come out 6:30 TONIGHT (Chuck Rogers) or TOMORROW (Veterans) Free Evaluations.

The FLORIDA ELITE JUNIOR Academy Program for U6 and U7 offers a high level of training by licensed, experienced coaches with a focus on player development. Our emphasis is on individual confidence with the ball, technical development, and placing the kids in a competitive environment to expose them to all the components of the game. We introduce these concepts through a set curriculum. The skills are taught through the use of small group training sessions and small sided games/ going to goal. Both training environments are essential for more touches on the ball and promoting problem solving in game situations.

The coaches are here to keep your child's soccer experience fun, enjoyable and help foster a desire to play. From there, it will instill a love of the game. This love of the game is what keeps players playing for a lifetime.


Training is two times per week with games on Saturday mornings. SAQ and Technical training will be added into team training sessions. There will be an element of Goalkeeping training introduced as well. All games are played in a 5v5 format and every player will have a set team and coach for his/her games on the weekend.

Register online and confirm times & locations.
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Oh puke.

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come out 6:30 tonight (chuck rogers) or tomorrow (veterans) free evaluations.

The florida elite junior academy program for u6 and u7 offers a high level of training by licensed, experienced coaches with a focus on player development. Our emphasis is on individual confidence with the ball, technical development, and placing the kids in a competitive environment to expose them to all the components of the game. We introduce these concepts through a set curriculum. The skills are taught through the use of small group training sessions and small sided games/ going to goal. Both training environments are essential for more touches on the ball and promoting problem solving in game situations.

The coaches are here to keep your child's soccer experience fun, enjoyable and help foster a desire to play. From there, it will instill a love of the game. This love of the game is what keeps players playing for a lifetime.

Training is two times per week with games on saturday mornings. Saq and technical training will be added into team training sessions. There will be an element of goalkeeping training introduced as well. All games are played in a 5v5 format and every player will have a set team and coach for his/her games on the weekend.

Register online and confirm times & locations.
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the jacksonville futbol club - home of jacksonville's da and ecnl!!!!!

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It is BSA that is getting DA and ECNL due to its alliance with OCYS-right? or is this just a bunch of bs?

It is all BS...some wanted to go forward...some did not...lots of money for the affiliation. Same old BSA...

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Did any FESA girls come to tryouts and make any of the ECNL age groups?

they were threatened and held hostage by a the doc. It will only last so long. The ecnl is to strong. Everyone knows its only a matter of time. The smart ones in town went early.

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Spot on

Only an idiot would let Mott coach their kid.

Most accurate post on TS

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they were threatened and held hostage by a the doc. It will only last so long. The ecnl is to strong. Everyone knows its only a matter of time. The smart ones in town went early.

The JFC girls better hope the FESA girls coach never leaves them.

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My guess is they left because the team was infested with a board member and other parents who meddled too much after iron fist TC let them move on to Todd. They also thought at the time they were much better than they were, and expectations were high. TCs team a year younger could beat them. They had some talent and good athleticism. However, the parents couldn't sit on the sideline and watch. They even had Todd fired in the middle of the spring season. A few players left before Todd took over, but at the end of that year most of the better players left for Clay or JFC. More left mid the next season and now they are mostly at Clay or JFC ECNL.

You are dramatically overstating the number of girls that came from PV. You make it sound like the whole team started and played at PV for years. A few of the "PV" players started at Clay, a couple of them started at Westside, probably some others also. PV consolidated some of that age group -- mostly from 3v3. The handful played there a year or two and went back to Clay a bit at a time. Many of the strong players on the team never played at PV. It's kind of silly to claim they were PV developed players when only like two (maybe three) of them ever even played full sided at PV and those were only 11v11 for half a season.

It's a much different team now and with the combination of the girls from JFC and the PDA girl, they will be that much better. If they all keep working and stay healthy and keep gelling as a team, with the coaching from LT and others, they will enjoy some success along the way.

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Sean Bubb is shady

Please Steven Mail aka Barca deleted this... The contracts you sign at Florida Elite and Clay County are not binding until July 15th.

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If Barca doesn't deleted it 'Florida' will who is Ragazzo.

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ANYONE who is still looking at the end of the club tryout period and needs more time seems STUPID to me. All clubs had tryouts. This is Friday night. All other clubs are likely done. If someone is beginning tryouts next week or has not heard from the club about their child's offer please let us all know. In the past the normal tryout period is this week. I have seen it go to Sat when some clubs were jerking the kids around. I cannot imagine (except others on here talk about JFC holding players hostage until the weekend) of teams beginning tryouts after this week.

If that is all correct, then what do you have to think about? You know your place at the club you played with last year and you now have an offer to consider from Florida Elite. You also know how your player felt during the year and if they want to stay. So seems pretty simple. If it is too complicated then take your calculator or computer with you. If it is still too much for you I would suggest just having your child wait for school soccer if they are of age.

You got commitment issues?

What a load of crap, this is all salesman 101. I'm surprised the coach's can even make offers at all. "I'm sorry sir , only my sales manager can do that"

FRIDAY, FRIDAY , FRIDAY ! FESA HAS BEEN HELD OVER !!! tryout now !! only a few spots remain. Unless you can write a check , then a spot will be made available on the third c team central.

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ANYONE who is still looking at the end of the club tryout period and needs more time seems STUPID to me. All clubs had tryouts. This is Friday night. All other clubs are likely done. If someone is beginning tryouts next week or has not heard from the club about their child's offer please let us all know. In the past the normal tryout period is this week. I have seen it go to Sat when some clubs were jerking the kids around. I cannot imagine (except others on here talk about JFC holding players hostage until the weekend) of teams beginning tryouts after this week.

If that is all correct, then what do you have to think about? You know your place at the club you played with last year and you now have an offer to consider from Florida Elite. You also know how your player felt during the year and if they want to stay. So seems pretty simple. If it is too complicated then take your calculator or computer with you. If it is still too much for you I would suggest just having your child wait for school soccer if they are of age.

You got commitment issues?

wrong...it is FESA's way to stop their kids from trying out at other clubs. plain and simple. on night one, you get the offer, then the threat. don't make it to more than it is. there is no committment issues, but some kids have the talent to make a choice and play for another club if they want. that is why you go try out and see if they like it, like the coach, etc..