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Not enough tried out for Thorns to post U15/U17 selections???
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostFour to five thousand per year is par for the course. Find the best fit.
The cost ranges from $150 to $250 for the 2 month playing season.
It's purely recreational fun and quite social.
The US Soccer DA with pro Thorns is aimed at the top .01% of Oregon & SW Washington 6000 HS participants. Not an option.
Oregon & SW Washington 'club' soccer can be 10x to 40x more expensive than HS ball for it's 8 to 9 mos season. Club training is typically on 2x a week with 10 to 20 games + some crammed in games at tourneys/showcases. The exaggerated costs coupled with travel clubs makes this level 'club' not an option.
The best fit for nearly every girl would be year round High School Soccer.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhat if the only 'real fit' is playing just in High School JV2/JV/V?
The cost ranges from $150 to $250 for the 2 month playing season.
It's purely recreational fun and quite social.
The US Soccer DA with pro Thorns is aimed at the top .01% of Oregon & SW Washington 6000 HS participants. Not an option.
Oregon & SW Washington 'club' soccer can be 10x to 40x more expensive than HS ball for it's 8 to 9 mos season. Club training is typically on 2x a week with 10 to 20 games + some crammed in games at tourneys/showcases. The exaggerated costs coupled with travel clubs makes this level 'club' not an option.
The best fit for nearly every girl would be year round High School Soccer.
The very elite girls in Oregon chose to play high school so that is probably why the thorns haven’t had the best success. The top .01% don’t have to give up anything.
Some girls see thorns as a chance to get playing time so it’s a positive place for them.
Find the place that best fits you.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe very elite girls in Oregon chose to play high school so that is probably why the thorns haven’t had the best success. The top .01% don’t have to give up anything.
Some girls see thorns as a chance to get playing time so it’s a positive place for them.
Find the place that best fits you.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe very elite girls in Oregon chose to play high school so that is probably why the thorns haven’t had the best success. The top .01% don’t have to give up anything.
Some girls see thorns as a chance to get playing time so it’s a positive place for them.
Find the place that best fits you.
Oregon High school girls soccer provides the foundation and has become the Beacon of girls Athletics in Oregon.
You make no case for playing anything outside of high high school, as it's the best stuff ever.
It's great you have made your choice. Well done.
Hopefully your commitment to high school soccer and your belief in it will allow you to sway others to just strictly play high school, all the best.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou support year round HS level soccer for Oregon girls which is prudent and wise.
Oregon High school girls soccer provides the foundation and has become the Beacon of girls Athletics in Oregon.
You make no case for playing anything outside of high high school, as it's the best stuff ever.
It's great you have made your choice. Well done.
Hopefully your commitment to high school soccer and your belief in it will allow you to sway others to just strictly play high school, all the best.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe ban on high school sports really hurts the GDA. Across the country the top clubs are leaving GDA for ECNL to accommodate kid and parents demands for high school.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postthe first year the thorns were in gda league they allowed the jesuit girls to do both and the thorns had a good team. They stopped allowing high school and struggled.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postthe first year the thorns were in gda league they allowed the jesuit girls to do both and the thorns had a good team. They stopped allowing high school and struggled.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThose girls said no way to skipping high school. They missed out on two months of hard manual training and boring DA games thus are better soccer players now off at D1 schools.
With no dissent so far, things are trending towards the year round HS recreational soccer initiative for girls.
For all the right reasons presented!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThose girls said no way to skipping high school. They missed out on two months of hard manual training and boring DA games thus are better soccer players now off at D1 schools.
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You’d be surprised how many D1 commits come out of every club that they don’t get any money or #18-24 on the bench. Sometimes playing at specific clubs you get used to a half experience
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI doubt that girls that played high school and Thorns in the offseason are at D1 schools.
Very few girls from Oregon make any impact at any of the 350 D1 schools, but many do fill out the rosters since most teams carry 26-28 players.
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