Just curious what league mass city plays in, girls? We know they are out of Norwell & also that they are under the seacoast umbrella. However, did not see anything listed in last falls nep or the defunct/morphed NSL for youngish girls groups, specifically south shore. Does seacoast have south shore teams besides mass city? And what is mass city's name, mass city or seacoast...(fill in blank)? Just curious, we were chatting with a parent the other day but wasn't able to pick their brain regarding, the club appears more cost effective than our present choice. Anyone have any thoughts on their system? We'll take comments with the usual ts grain of salt!
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Play in NEP under Seacoast umbrella. Won't see "Mass City" listed in standings, only Seacoast. -
And no, Seacoast does not have other south shore teams besides their Mass City group. Rest of their teams are north of Boston.Comment
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Do your research before joining. Lots of events canceled due to lack of players in certain age groups. Low level club but local.Comment
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Look at Scorpions or NEFC if you live on south shore.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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They play in NEP, and are listed as SUMC( Seacoast United MAss City)Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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There's a few mass city teams playing indoor at starland, younger ages. However, don't see a 07 listed for seacoast on last falls nep south schedule, all levels. Anyone know if they had a U13 south shore team? We are aware club most likely is lower level than where we are presently, also looks more cost effective, we aint got no REAL supastah! If trainings are fairly good at mass city & girls are playing lots, developing & having fun...?Comment
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Coaching line up is a joke. Lazy and conceited.Comment
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RT has been at 6-7 clubs in 10 years. A previous club took him to court for stealing.... That’s all you need to know about MCComment
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RT has awful game presence. Screams irrelevant nonsense for the entire game. Leaves players out at 8-9 years olds.Comment
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Lower cost, far lower quality. If you are playing in a decent town team I’d stick with that.Comment
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Op...we are pretty satisfied with present club, we are paying for it too. Its certainly better than town, although our town is worth the short $ for just the touches. Just from doing a little poking around, it looked like mass city, (as mentioned previously!!), appears to more cost effective. Their clinics were very reasonable. However, we do not want to sacrifice quality. Our club is pricey, but we are satisfied with the coaching & if/when our daughter wants it, there's plenty of soccer available. More than she could ever want at this stage. Suppose we'll talk to some parents & visit a training session, if mass city is on par, it might be worth a look.Comment
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So multiple mass city coaches have been taken to court, seems like a good place to have your kidsOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Isn't this RT dude a boys coach? We've a daughterComment
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RW is their only decent coach and he’s not fantastic.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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