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    My D is going to be a trapped player next year. An 05 birth year but only an 8th grader. What are the options aside from DA?

    #2
    In same boat,still trying to figure it out.

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      #3
      How about asking the HS coach if 8th grade kids can practice with 9th graders?

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        #4
        Originally posted by Unregistered
        How about asking the HS coach if 8th grade kids can practice with 9th graders?
        Talk to clubs. They combine 9Th graders not playing high school and offer training year round, whether DA, ECNL, or NPL.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
          How about asking the HS coach if 8th grade kids can practice with 9th graders?
          Can’t do it, against state rules

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            #6
            I thought this was another Revs Academy thread.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
              Can’t do it, against state rules
              Unless your middle school and high school have the same principal.

              Lots of options.
              DA
              Ecnl trapped player (ask your club)
              Private training
              Training with kids who don’t okay high school (ask your club)
              Some smaller prep schools let the middle school play with the high school

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                #8
                Ask US Soccer to go to grad year for age groups except for DA & elite trainings so everyone plays on the most appropriate age group. Having trapped players at both ends of high school is so dumb.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                  My D is going to be a trapped player next year. An 05 birth year but only an 8th grader. What are the options aside from DA?
                  The club I am with allows all the U15 8th graders to play fall in the NEP, they do not track the scores, it is just to keep them playing, they train all fall just like when they were U14.

                  Also for HS if your school has a waiver to allow the 8th graders to play up or your middle and HS are under the same roof and principle they are allowed to play HS but that is up the the AD and coach if they want 8th graders to play up.

                  If you are a prep school kid and are not governed by the MIAA then you can play both for your school and club, no restrictions.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                    The club I am with allows all the U15 8th graders to play fall in the NEP, they do not track the scores, it is just to keep them playing, they train all fall just like when they were U14.

                    Also for HS if your school has a waiver to allow the 8th graders to play up or your middle and HS are under the same roof and principle they are allowed to play HS but that is up the the AD and coach if they want 8th graders to play up.

                    If you are a prep school kid and are not governed by the MIAA then you can play both for your school and club, no restrictions.

                    If you are a prep school kid...
                    That isn’t exactly the truth. Many prep schools do not allow 8th graders to play high school. Further there are some rules around that. Just not MIAA rules.

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                      #11
                      Private training and Kumon is much cheaper than prep school.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                        Private training and Kumon is much cheaper than prep school.

                        several private schools have 8th grade teams and you can still play club soccer as well, they actually encourage it.

                        Some of the upper school that include lower schools do allow the 8th graders to play hs.

                        Private training is just a piece, you also need a good team to play on and play for a good coach

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