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And you could have driven and saved the expense of flying, our family did it was a choice we made. You were not obligated to fly with the team or even go with the team so the added expense was your choice, not obligation

Yeah, ok. It's OW, you are obligated. Also obligated to do summer training at their camps at large personal expense.

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Been with FSA for 5 years. Never paid $600 a night for a room. More like $160, also my older daughter team many parents don't attend every event. We don't put 4 to a room but usually 2-3. So really not much different than OW or any other club for that matter.

3 nights at $200 per genius.

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Not true - daughter played for oakwood until going to college, never once went to camp. Again it is choice, not sure why you think it is obligation?

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You all are arguing over a few hundred $. It's all expensive no matter how you slice it. For the typical middle or upper income family (that make up the vast majority) saving a few hundred dollars isn't going to be a big decision factor. It's going to come down to the coaching, fit etc.

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You all are arguing over a few hundred $. It's all expensive no matter how you slice it. For the typical middle or upper income family (that make up the vast majority) saving a few hundred dollars isn't going to be a big decision factor. It's going to come down to the coaching, fit etc.

For Oakwood's Academy ages (14 and older) the value is significantly better than cfc or fsa's because they play in the fall. oakwood has been training and playing 4-5 times a week since mid-aug while the others are playing hs.

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For Oakwood's Academy ages (14 and older) the value is significantly better than cfc or fsa's because they play in the fall. oakwood has been training and playing 4-5 times a week since mid-aug while the others are playing hs.

And at ow you get to play in a crap league

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For Oakwood's Academy ages (14 and older) the value is significantly better than cfc or fsa's because they play in the fall. oakwood has been training and playing 4-5 times a week since mid-aug while the others are playing hs.

It definitely is but their costs have skyrocketed over the past 5 years and there is no end in sight. I expect them to surpass CFC and FSA in the next 5 years ...... It is already way ahead right now on average when you factor in their travel costs and the crazy trips they do every year ..... OW is not cheap.

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It definitely is but their costs have skyrocketed over the past 5 years and there is no end in sight. I expect them to surpass CFC and FSA in the next 5 years ...... It is already way ahead right now on average when you factor in their travel costs and the crazy trips they do every year ..... OW is not cheap.

Not to mention mandatory fundraising, volunteering flipping cock dogs and mandatory summer camps

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For Oakwood's Academy ages (14 and older) the value is significantly better than cfc or fsa's because they play in the fall. oakwood has been training and playing 4-5 times a week since mid-aug while the others are playing hs.

Bad training more often isn't necessarily a good thing

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For Oakwood's Academy ages (14 and older) the value is significantly better than cfc or fsa's because they play in the fall. oakwood has been training and playing 4-5 times a week since mid-aug while the others are playing hs.

4-5 x per week? No chance. 3 practices and 1 game on most weeks. Sometimes 2 practices or no games. Never 4 practices and never 2 games unless a u little age group with a pool that is the size of 2 teams+.

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4-5 x per week? No chance. 3 practices and 1 game on most weeks. Sometimes 2 practices or no games. Never 4 practices and never 2 games unless a u little age group with a pool that is the size of 2 teams+.

True. OW has never practiced the mandated 4x/week, not even the boys who they clearly care more about.

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For Oakwood's Academy ages (14 and older) the value is significantly better than cfc or fsa's because they play in the fall. oakwood has been training and playing 4-5 times a week since mid-aug while the others are playing hs.

Fsa players play all winter long and it doesn’t make them any better.

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Fsa players play all winter long and it doesn’t make them any better.

Definitely true on the girls side.

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Fsa players play all winter long and it doesn’t make them any better.

If anything it makes them worse. Just a money grab by FSA. No real coaching goes on in the winter. They just need rich whites families fill up leagues to keep lights on.

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What is going on at FSA?

It’s been a mess so far this year