very important what costs should be if for kids not massive profits for club owners

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Almost all kids that could play college are known by U12. Those kids that can't play college still fill out Team B, C and D on some of the big clubs.

A smart parent has to ask about alternatives.

For example, Lincoln and Middlesex have solid boys teams and have less that $1000 club fees.

The clubs are out there. One just needs to shop around.

What do those clubs offer that your town travel program doesn't?

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Almost all kids that could play college are known by U12. Those kids that can't play college still fill out Team B, C and D on some of the big clubs.

A smart parent has to ask about alternatives.

For example, Lincoln and Middlesex have solid boys teams and have less that $1000 club fees.

The clubs are out there. One just needs to shop around.

Where do you get your data that kids that can play college are known by U12?

You're out of your mind. Most kids haven't even hit puberty yet. You have zero clue.

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You are 23rd in the state and 1002 in the country. As a U16 team, your player needs to get seen by college coaches this year and next year if he is going to have any chance to play in college. Since there are 1001 better teams in the country, it is time for you to stop wasting your time and the little money you are now paying and find a real club that can possibly get your son a college roster spot. You may pay more, but you will be getting a better value.

you really are clueless. This team plays all the same tournaments and brackets that the other top teams play in MA. Coach whose daughter is playing College D1 is very much aware of the process and exposure to kids - just leave a good story and positive experience alone would you and go back to your sad life