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Just messing with you guys . . . DA2 is something in SCal.

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Just messing with you guys . . . DA2 is something in SCal.

They have enough good players to warrant a DA2.

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Timbers weren't invited. You will find out soon enough.

We would never exclude alliance clubs. Hell we are back in this crazy ass **** show called OYSA and hold our noses to write checks to Peregrine just so we can play alliance teams (and frankly our families demanded it); won't ever exclude alliance clubs from what we are doing.

Long way of saying I take back my joke - don't find it funny anymore.

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Who knows.. things are crazy out there.. one might be able to buy their small 05 a roster spot on an 04 DA team if you can throw enough coin towards a club...

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Coin and maybe a foreign coach...

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What clubs will have the u15 age group? It won't be all six. It will narrow. So u14s at clubs like FC Portland, BSC, will have to leave and tryout for Timbers DA at u15?

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According to another thread the concept of "DA 2" for 05s is dead. Also Timbers are forming one elite top DA team from Oregon starting at u14 that will be playing in the Washington league as opposed to Oregon as that league is a higher level of play. Crazy the politics in DA.

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According to another thread the concept of "DA 2" for 05s is dead. Also Timbers are forming one elite top DA team from Oregon starting at u14 that will be playing in the Washington league as opposed to Oregon as that league is a higher level of play. Crazy the politics in DA.

2 youngest ages for the Timbers upcoming DA our u13 & u14.. as a result Marginalizing the 7 club 'DA' currently. It's true the Timbers will leap into the WA DA league relegating those clubs in Oregon to feed them (Timbers DA) their top players while those not selected get to play each other over and over. GW owns the entire enchilada these days. Wow.

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So, Timbers will have a full fledged '05 DA team? Do I have that right?

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So, Timbers will have a full fledged '05 DA team? Do I have that right?

u13 boys Timbers DA team for 2017-18 will consist of the best of 05's and younger of course.

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u13 boys Timbers DA team for 2017-18 will consist of the best of 05's and younger of course.

Well that tryout will be crowded but in the end they will just pick Timbers and RTC kids. That will be a lot of game travel for kids that age!

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Well that tryout will be crowded but in the end they will just pick Timbers and RTC kids. That will be a lot of game travel for kids that age!

When you're told your child has a shot at the national team, parents will send them anywhere asked.

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Well that tryout will be crowded but in the end they will just pick Timbers and RTC kids. That will be a lot of game travel for kids that age!

Read the syllabus. It's less travel. Great program overall.

If you have a high level and highly motivated '05 kid, then there's no reason not to have him at least tryout.

~'04 DA parent

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Read the syllabus. It's less travel. Great program overall.

If you have a high level and highly motivated '05 kid, then there's no reason not to have him at least tryout.

~'04 DA parent

We are talking about the Timbers playing the top u13 and u14 DA in the Washington league so more travel!

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We are talking about the Timbers playing the top u13 and u14 DA in the Washington league so more travel!

vs playing the local cruddy So called DA teams in Oregon? This is a no brainer.

Medford logs more miles to play garbage.

You could fly all over the country and get smacked without any barrier to entry--other than a checkbook and play for the girls clubs FC PDX and CU.

Far worst fates out there in Oregon.