Braintree and Weymouth Travel beating up on 4k clubs

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Commonwealth is a town team. or play like it. extremely low level soccer

CFC 2008 team beat Bolts east elite team last season 6-0 and playing in NEP premiership, We came from GPS and and coaching and fields much better at CFC. See team ranked 12 in state below. Good level.

https://youthsoccerrankings.us/

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CFC 2008 team beat Bolts east elite team last season 6-0 and playing in NEP premiership, We came from GPS and and coaching and fields much better at CFC. See team ranked 12 in state below. Good level.

https://youthsoccerrankings.us/

You beat the Bolts 8th team?

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You beat the Bolts 8th team?

I am sure that bolts east elite team would love to hear that is their 8th team and CFC also beat a bunch of other bolts teams including south and boston. Rankings tell it all

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I am sure that bolts east elite team would love to hear that is their 8th team and CFC also beat a bunch of other bolts teams including south and boston. Rankings tell it all

The only reason why Bolts East has grown over the past year was the GPS South Shore Infusion with bring RT over, and the 2005 Infusion of CFC players when PE left CFC.

Organically doubt they have brought in more than 10 new players overall that did not follow a coach/team, especially with the $2,700 cost to play teams like AFC and CFC that are 2.5x to 2.7x cheaper and not get much better coaching.



The Bolts East 2008 Group is especially not very deep with talent and bodies.

There are some better players than starters on the 2006 to 2008 Bolts Easts teams at CFC (Braintree) (Select Affiliate) and America FC (Quincy) (Bolts Affiliate) teams

A couple of years ago DW pulled some crap and a bunch 07s went running for the hills to Mass City and other neighboring more affordable teams.

The 05s and up have most stayed the same group and are mostly Weymouth High players because BM is still coaching there. All political to ensure they make the HS team.

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The only reason why Bolts East has grown over the past year was the GPS South Shore Infusion with bring RT over, and the 2005 Infusion of CFC players when PE left CFC.

Organically doubt they have brought in more than 10 new players overall that did not follow a coach/team, especially with the $2,700 cost to play teams like AFC and CFC that are 2.5x to 2.7x cheaper and not get much better coaching.



The Bolts East 2008 Group is especially not very deep with talent and bodies.

There are some better players than starters on the 2006 to 2008 Bolts Easts teams at CFC (Braintree) (Select Affiliate) and America FC (Quincy) (Bolts Affiliate) teams

A couple of years ago DW pulled some crap and a bunch 07s went running for the hills to Mass City and other neighboring more affordable teams.

The 05s and up have most stayed the same group and are mostly Weymouth High players because BM is still coaching there. All political to ensure they make the HS team.

2006 Bolts East vs CFC this weekend. Get the popcorn ready for that one. My son plays on Bolts East 2007 (NPL level) and have 7 kids playing MLS Next at either the Bolts or NEFC so I think that group is probably doing ok.

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2006 Bolts East vs CFC this weekend. Get the popcorn ready for that one. My son plays on Bolts East 2007 (NPL level) and have 7 kids playing MLS Next at either the Bolts or NEFC so I think that group is probably doing ok.

What are you trying to communicate?

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2006 Bolts East vs CFC this weekend. Get the popcorn ready for that one. My son plays on Bolts East 2007 (NPL level) and have 7 kids playing MLS Next at either the Bolts or NEFC so I think that group is probably doing ok.

What explain to me how your sons team has kids that play on MLS next teams? Also how players could play for a different clubs at the same time? Or do you mean your sons team has players that played for those other teams. I would say if bolts East has to bring in 7 players that play mls next to win the the East program isn’t doing well also needs 7 players to add to their roster.

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2006 Bolts East vs CFC this weekend. Get the popcorn ready for that one. My son plays on Bolts East 2007 (NPL level) and have 7 kids playing MLS Next at either the Bolts or NEFC so I think that group is probably doing ok.

The bolts team will blow out CFC. CFC is a mid level championship level team in 06, absolutely nothing special, fine, but nothing great

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whats the point?

What is the point of this post? To tell parents that they are wasting their money? Or, to tell everyone how great Braintree and Weymouth soccer is for U14 soccer? I am sure that the post can't be to make others extremely envious of Weymouth and Braintree......or is it?

I would ask the one question: Which level of the club did the teams come from? I would add the following: It isn't unusual or too surprising that game play and skill are variable at the younger ages. It also isn't unusual that while kids are learning to play proper soccer i.e. not kick and run, that their game play is hampered. The kids learning and employing soccer skills and proper game play may certainly be beaten by a more athletic team with mediocre skill.

All that said, while most parents might be 'wasting' their money, especially with lower tier club teams, it is their money theirs to choose how to spend it. When you consider that parents might spend 10,000 dollars or more for summer camp, spending 2-5K for a year around soccer club doesn't really seem like much, especially if your child is have a good time, learning a skill, and getting some exercise.

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So funny that CFC parents would brag about the club. They love to talk about how little they pay vs other clubs, then in the same breath complain about parent coaches, few tournaments and lack of competition. They also benefit from using Braintree fields for no $$, but lose their mind if they see another club using them.

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So funny that CFC parents would brag about the club. They love to talk about how little they pay vs other clubs, then in the same breath complain about parent coaches, few tournaments and lack of competition. They also benefit from using Braintree fields for no $$, but lose their mind if they see another club using them.

This is great it’s been awhile since someone brought up CFC. Must have missed the threads about CFC complaining about stuff can you forward that to me?

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What is the point of this post? To tell parents that they are wasting their money? Or, to tell everyone how great Braintree and Weymouth soccer is for U14 soccer? I am sure that the post can't be to make others extremely envious of Weymouth and Braintree......or is it?

I would ask the one question: Which level of the club did the teams come from? I would add the following: It isn't unusual or too surprising that game play and skill are variable at the younger ages. It also isn't unusual that while kids are learning to play proper soccer i.e. not kick and run, that their game play is hampered. The kids learning and employing soccer skills and proper game play may certainly be beaten by a more athletic team with mediocre skill.

All that said, while most parents might be 'wasting' their money, especially with lower tier club teams, it is their money theirs to choose how to spend it. When you consider that parents might spend 10,000 dollars or more for summer camp, spending 2-5K for a year around soccer club doesn't really seem like much, especially if your child is have a good time, learning a skill, and getting some exercise.

Alternatively your child can have a good time, learn a skill and get some exercise in a town or travel program for $100 a year?

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Braintree and Weymouth town team parents have no clue what being on a real club team can do for their kids.

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Braintree and Weymouth town team parents have no clue what being on a real club team can do for their kids.

CFC keep winning on both the boys and girls side, If you look at their teams performance over last 3 years probably one of the highest winning percentage out there and all play against all the big teams - There are same couple of people that are so jealous of this club as they have fields and only cost 1200 dollars for the entire year. they also do the right things for their players and have great college contacts. These are facts as my kids have played for 2 other clubs and what you get at CFC is amazing.

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CFC keep winning on both the boys and girls side, If you look at their teams performance over last 3 years probably one of the highest winning percentage out there and all play against all the big teams

How many MLS teams have you played?

DA teams?

ECNL teams?

NPL teams?

There are same couple of people that are so jealous of this club as they have fields and only cost 1200 dollars for the entire year.

You get what you pay for. When you buy a Toyota Corolla they don’t hand you the keys to a Lexus.

they also do the right things for their players and have great college contacts. These are facts as my kids have played for 2 other clubs and what you get at CFC is amazing.

Here are the recent college commitments. Guess what’s missing?

2021:

Gabriel Tellez (M), AC Independence, Anna Maria
Spencer Butterworth (M), Aztec, Endicott
Colby Campos (M), Bayside FC, Providence
Jayson Firmin (F), Belmont Hill, Bard
Charlie Penzone (M), Belmont Hill, Kenyon
Rubelsi Moran (M/F), Best FC, Anna Maria
Andrew Kovacs (D), Bolts, WPI
Michael Balleani (F), Bolts, Brown
Camron Lawrence (M/F), Bolts, Bryant
Ludovico Rollo (D), Bolts, Harvard
Will Bavsier (M), Bolts, Colorado College
Mike Ciano (D), Bolts, Springfield College
Henning Dierks (F), Bolts, Brandeis
Christian Godinho (B/M), Bolts, Bryant
Lyndon Hu (M), Bolts, Chicago
Seth Massotti (M/F), Bolts, Waynesburg
Brendan McCarthy (GK), Bolts, Colby
Colby Meyer (F), Bolts, Stonehill
Everett Upton (M/F), Bolts, Assumption
Ben Verner (F), Bolts, Tufts
Owen Denby (M), Bolts, Tufts
John Jalbert (M), Bolts, WPI
Tyler Pereira (M), Bridgton Academy, New Haven
John Summers (M), Bridgton Academy, Stonehill
Jake MacKinnon (D), Brooks, St. Lawrence
Andres Rosas (M), Brooks, Tufts
Coll Sutherland (D), Brooks, Washington University
Diego Garcia (D), BB&N, Providence
Jon Klein (F), BB&N, Holy Cross
Matt Thompson (M), BB&N, Babson
Bobby Bakhtiari (F/M), Central Catholic, Merrimack
Patrick Crantz (GK), FC Stars, Marquette
Peter Maitland (M), FC Stars, UC Santa Barbara
Joey VanBuskirk (D), FC Stars, Southern New Hampshire
Jonathan Murphy (M), FSA, Boston College
Aidan Trierweiler (D), Juventus, Ithaca
Frederick Madsen (M/F), Lawrence Academy, Hobart
Ethan Boyle (D), Liverpool, Clarkson
Luke Parker (M), Liverpool, Rivier
Nick Bellak (M), Loomis Chaffee, Trinity
Tyler Dugan (D), Lynn United, Anna Maria
Cameron McDonough (GK), Melrose United, Lasell
Alfonso De Vito (GK), Middlesex, Boston College
Aidan Farwell (F), Milton Academy, Boston College
Aydin Jay (M), Milton Academy, Yale
Oliver Clarke (F), Milton Academy, Wesleyan
Ben Hitt (D), Milton Academy, Kenyon
Jack Anderson (D/M), NEFC, Syracuse
Luke Fagerson (M), NEFC, UNH
Ben Jenkins (F), NEFC, Dartmouth
Andrew Ortiz (M), NEFC, UMass
Degefe McCracken-Bradley (D), NEFC, Brandeis
Ethan Cain (M), NEFC, Stonehill
Brad Moccio (D), NEFC West, UMass
Josh Bouchard (M), NEFC West, Eastern Connecticut State
Sam Ferland (D), NEFC West, Wheaton
Evan Perry (D), NEFC West, Union
Colin Waltsak (GK), NEFC West, Western New England
Anthony Soucy (M/F), NEFC West, Western New England
Patrick Lavelle (M), NEFC West, Suffolk
Nate Salamon (M), NEFC West, Nichols
Cam Sanderson (F), NEFC West, Suffolk
Nick Livingstone (F), NE Rush, Occidental
Matthew Mela (M), NE Surf, Springfield
Nolun Pina (M), NE Surf, Salve Regina
Babak Bakhtiari (F), NE Surf, Merrimack
Harri Sprofera (D), Nobles, Brown
Dominek Borden (F), Nor'easter SC, Franklin Pierce
Keel Brissett (F), Northfield Mount Hermon, Williams
Gray Hussey (D), Northfield Mount Hermon, Loyola Marymount
Perry Softis-Scheft (F), Northfield Mount Hermon, Skidmore
Joseph Buck (M), Revs, Georgetown
Cole Dewhurst (D), Revs, Providence
Michael Tsicoulias (F), Revs, Virginia
Sam White (M), Revs, Boston College
Erik Dahlgard (D), Seacoast, Albertus Magnus
Michael Koralishn (M), Seacoast, Merrimack
James Gallagher (M), South Kent, Bentley
Andrew Serafino (F), Suffield Academy, Boston College
Justin Buchman (D), Suffield Academy, Union
James Houck (M), Tabor Academy, Hobart
Brady deVos (D), Valeo, Assumption
Daniel Faynstein (F/M), Valeo, Lasell
Colin Milliken (M), Valeo, Southern New Hampshire

2020:

D1
Taha Kina, GPS, Maynard, Brown
Matthew Goncalves, Bolts, Belmont Hill, Cornell
Trevor Burns, Revs, Algonquin, Georgetown
Tristan Stephani, Bolts, King Philip, Holy Cross

D3
Liam Carpenter-Shulman, NEFC, Amherst, Brandeis

2019:

D1
Walker Davey, NEFC, Groton School, BC
Wil Jacques, transfer, Duke, BC
Amos Shapiro Thompson, Legia Warsaw II, Worthington, BC
Griffin Roach, GPS, Canton, BU
Owen Murray, GPS Hammer, Boston Latin, BU
Owen Schwartz, Marin FC, Worcester Academy, Brown
Nick Awada, Bolts, Westford, Bryant
Jake Spaulding, NEFC, Pingree HS, Bryant
John Muckstadt, GPS, Dover Sherborn, Colgate
Eli Gould, Black Rock, NMH, Colgate
Nick Steed, Black Rock, Berkshire, Colgate
Galen Lewis, Seacoast, Milton, Harvard
Duncan Sutherland, NEFC/Seacoast, Brooks, Harvard
Jack Ostrosky, Bolts, Rutland, Holy Cross
Prince Loney-Bailey, Revs, Cambridge, James Madison
Andrew White, Revs, Boxborough, Lehigh
Camden Blackburn, FC Mass, Ludlow, UMass
Shamar Rainford, FC Stars, BC High, UMass
Quinn Serafino, Western United, West Springfield, UMass
Evan Fournier, GPS, Belchertown, UMass
Sancho Maroto, Bolts, Lexington, UML
Josh Machado, Revs, Somerville, UML
Curtis Moore, Liverpool, Nauset, Merrimack
Shaine Mullaney, FC Stars, Wachusett, Merrimack
Christian Pulselli, Bolts, Pembroke, Michigan
Jon Sinclair, FA Euro, Berkshire, UNC
Marco Saborio Perez, Revs, Berkshire, UNC
Jacques Baldwin, GPS, Brookline, Northeastern
Colby Hegarty, Bolts, Nipmuc, Northeastern
Deng Deng Kur, ?, Berkshire, Northwestern
Ugochukwu Achara, Black Rock, Berkshire, Northwestern
Jaren Suttles, Bolts, Springfield, PC
Andrew Kempe, GPS, Brooks, URI
Louis Gazo, Black Rock, NMH, UVM
Jeremy Verley, Bolts, Milton, UVA
Nicholas Berghold, Black Rock, Berkshire, UVA
Ryan Bellavance, transfer, Colgate, Xavier

D2
Andrew Jayyosi, Bolts, Upton, Assumption
Brian Underhill, FC Stars, Lawrence Academy, St Anselm's
Jackson Bukunt FC Stars, Nipmuc, St. Anselm's
Sergio Zacarias, Bolts, Billerica, Assumption
Kevin Sullivan, ?, Worcester Academy, St Michaels
Jan Sokolowski, GPS, Shrewsbury, SNHU
Brandon Carroll, Liverpool, Halifax, Stonehill

D3
Declan Sung, Bolts, Newton, Amherst
Zach Herman, GPS, Wellesley, Babson
Mateos Norman, GPS, Wayland, Babson
Alex Kovacs, Bolts, St Johns, Bates
Jacob Iwowo, ?, Berkshire, Bates
Myles Guerrier, ?, Worcester Academy, Bates
Bobby Dall, Bolts, Philips Andover, Bates
Max McKersie, Aztecs, Berkshire, Bates
Adrian Hadley, GPS, Weston, Bates
Will Anastos, GPS, Norwell, Bates
Ryan Manning, ?, Milton, Bates
Cole Ehret, GPS, Milton, Bates
Michael Webber, NEFC, Rivers, Bowdoin
Forrest Shimazu, Bolts, Needham, Brandeis
Aiden Guthro, Seacoast, Newburyport, Brandeis
Josh Gans, Bolts, Gann Academy, Brandeis
Matthew Johnson, Liverpool, East Bridgewater, Bridgewater St
Josh Quirk, GPS, Middlesex, Chicago
Connor Fitzgerald, NEFC, Masconomet, Clark
Josh Dunbar, NEFC, Cambridge, Clark
Cameron Emde-Gerdine, ?, Concord Carlisle, Clarkson
Jack Marvel, Liverpool FC, Tabor, Conn College
Joseph Hilf, GPS, North Attleboro, Curry
Luca Vicinelli, GPS, St Marks, Denison
Will Poreda, Liverpool, Duxbury, Endicott
Alex Loyd, Liverpool, Kingston, Fitchburg St
Gustavo Cassemiro, Revs, Framingham, Framingham St.
Justin D’Alessandro, FC Stars, Middlesex, Hamilton
Robbie Caron, ?, Framingham, Hobart
Amad Miller, FC Stars, Lawrence Academy, Hobart
Ben Shumway, GPS, Dedham, Husson
Gawlick Szymon, GPS Hammer, Newton South, Johnson & Wales
Minka Soumah, South Bronx, NMH, Kenyon
David McCrory, Black Rock, Berkshire, Kenyon
Kevin Kelly, Black Rock, Berkshire, Lycoming
Jeffrey Toro, GPS Hammer, ?, U Mass Boston
Tanner Gigliottti, FC Stars, Wachusett, MCLA
Jacob Charles, GPS, Middlesex, Middlebury
Gavin O’Malley, GPS, Foxboro, Mitchell College
Brandin Osborne, ?, Worcester Academy, Muhlenburg
Eric Dacosta, Pingree, Topsfield, Occidental
Graeme Logan, Worcester Academy, Pitzer
Allen De Los Santos, GPS Hammer, Revere, Regis
Michael McDougald, GPS, Cohassett, St Lawrence
Niklas Francke, ?, NMH, St Lawrence
Nathan Costantino, ?, North Andover, Salve Regina
Jonah Johnson, Exeter, Milton, Swarthmore
James Michielli, GPS, Worcester Academy, Trinity
Bryce Visnick, NEFC, Beverley, Tufts
Rolando Rabines, NEFC, Phillips, Tufts
Christian Rufo, GPS, Needham, Union
Witt Cadwalader, FC Stars, Rivers, Wash U
Sam Keenan, Bolts, Needham, Wesleyan
Steve Perchuk, FC Stars, Groton School, Wesleyan
Avery Santoro, Liverpool, Nauset, Wheaton
Colin Canniff, Liverpool, Silver Lake, WPI