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here right out of the USSF 2017/2018 rule book. Bottom line if your public school player you can not return. Will clubs like beachside break those rules. Of course, it comes from the to down. "Following the rules is choice"

here you go.... also FYI for those looking to worm out USSF defines a season as the 10 month period "“Academy Season” – means the U.S. Soccer Development Academy competition beginning in September and concluding in July including the Academy League, Academy Playoffs and Academy Championships.


Academy Players currently registered with an Academy Club have committed to forgo participating in both the Academy and high school soccer. Players who participate in high school soccer are ineligible to participate in Academy practice and competition during that same season. Only players who have been granted a waiver by the League Office will be allowed to remain on their clubs Academy roster during the high school soccer season. This waiver must be received by DA office before September 1, 2017 to be considered for the roster exemption. The waiver eligibility guidelines are as follows:

Players who receive consideration or financial aid to attend a private high school based on their participation with the soccer team are eligible • No specific number of waivers available to a club, but that number is naturally self-limiting to field a full team throughout the Academy season • The waiver must include the following points:



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– Addressed to Academy Program from the Principal, Head Master or similar position – Player name and high school – States the player is expected to participate in high school soccer as part of their enrollment at this school and subsidized education --States the term, semester and/or dates in which the player will be participating in high school soccer – Signed and dated – Sent to Academy Office for approval prior to the start of the high school season • With a waiver, the player’s roster slot will not be prorated to not include the high school season as part of their 25% start rate. A waivered player must start 25% of the team’s total games for the season.

Players registered with a Development Academy club will not be allowed to re-enter the program during the same season after participating in the high school season with their current or a different Academy Club.
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https://beachsidesoccer.org/request-a-trial

Here's the link, if your kid is a stud believe it he will be on the roster.[/QUOTE]


Fact ! Beachside has 16 players currently on the U16/17 team
Fact! Beachside has 21 players currently on the U18/19 team.

I guess there's room for another 8-9 players combined for both teams not including DP
I wonder why only 16 players on the U16/17,
That roster will be different come Late November and come February

Don't believe these haters about a major elope to HS those kids got Cut and the parent or parents are bashing the board hard.

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https://beachsidesoccer.org/request-a-trial

Here's the link, if your kid is a stud believe it he will be on the roster.

Fact ! Beachside has 16 players currently on the U16/17 team
Fact! Beachside has 21 players currently on the U18/19 team.

I guess there's room for another 8-9 players combined for both teams not including DP
I wonder why only 16 players on the U16/17,
That roster will be different come Late November and come February

Don't believe these haters about a major elope to HS those kids got Cut and the parent or parents are bashing the board hard.[/QUOTE]

"I wonder why only 16 players on the U16/17?"

Because some players walked away (not cut) to play HS idiot.

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here right out of the USSF 2017/2018 rule book. Bottom line if your public school player you can not return. Will clubs like beachside break those rules. Of course, it comes from the to down. "Following the rules is choice"

here you go.... also FYI for those looking to worm out USSF defines a season as the 10 month period "“Academy Season” – means the U.S. Soccer Development Academy competition beginning in September and concluding in July including the Academy League, Academy Playoffs and Academy Championships.


Academy Players currently registered with an Academy Club have committed to forgo participating in both the Academy and high school soccer. Players who participate in high school soccer are ineligible to participate in Academy practice and competition during that same season. Only players who have been granted a waiver by the League Office will be allowed to remain on their clubs Academy roster during the high school soccer season. This waiver must be received by DA office before September 1, 2017 to be considered for the roster exemption. The waiver eligibility guidelines are as follows:

Players who receive consideration or financial aid to attend a private high school based on their participation with the soccer team are eligible • No specific number of waivers available to a club, but that number is naturally self-limiting to field a full team throughout the Academy season • The waiver must include the following points:



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– Addressed to Academy Program from the Principal, Head Master or similar position – Player name and high school – States the player is expected to participate in high school soccer as part of their enrollment at this school and subsidized education --States the term, semester and/or dates in which the player will be participating in high school soccer – Signed and dated – Sent to Academy Office for approval prior to the start of the high school season • With a waiver, the player’s roster slot will not be prorated to not include the high school season as part of their 25% start rate. A waivered player must start 25% of the team’s total games for the season.

Players registered with a Development Academy club will not be allowed to re-enter the program during the same season after participating in the high school season with their current or a different Academy Club.
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The loophole is the player not join the Academy program in August but join after HS
Every year a player is free from the Academy club and as a free agent the cycle starts new. Your DA contract is 10 months but you can transfer to another club but only when the window is open and agreed upon with both clubs for release of that player.
If you sign the USSF contract presented to you by your Academy club in August with intentions to play High School then you need a waiver.
Like I said the loophole is not to sign and enter the program when the window allows you and your free to do that.
Im not going back and forth with this its just what I know and I do know this because three kids in my circle from another club entered the program the same way after High School.
Rules, Guidelines have loopholes or the system won't work.
The USSF knew going into this there was no way to keep all the kids away from High school soccer.
The USSF will not put what I just wrote in the rule book and you can see why, if the kids and parents figured it out BS would (A) have no players or bad players and most likely loose every game in the fall which would be an impossible mountain to climb in terms of making playoffs.
So BS will strive to make it extremely hard for players choosing HS and then comeback after their season but if you are that elite player am sure that won't be a problem.

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Waivers are for the asking only.
The loophole is not to add a player to your roster which avoids any waiver.
The DA clubs do this all the time.
The USSF allows two window of entries through out the playing year , one being in November so be prepared for a couple of players surprisingly added late November just before showcase begins.
Second entry is after the winter break and ends I believe in March.
Guarantee BSCs rosters won't look the same by next April you'll be asking " I didn't know Jack went to Beachside , didn't he play HS and didn't he need a waiver" Nope! Jack took a trials appearance with BSC.
Any kid can request it , just go to BSCs site and contact the age team coach after HS.

so Skippi do some research instead of listening to those Bonehead dads talking on the sideline of bumper car FCIAC games.

I just hope your day job is not a Lawyer or CPA. Research in this case is reading the actual rule book not hearing rumors about how club X beat the system.

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The loophole is the player not join the Academy program in August but join after HS
Every year a player is free from the Academy club and as a free agent the cycle starts new. Your DA contract is 10 months but you can transfer to another club but only when the window is open and agreed upon with both clubs for release of that player.
If you sign the USSF contract presented to you by your Academy club in August with intentions to play High School then you need a waiver.
Like I said the loophole is not to sign and enter the program when the window allows you and your free to do that.
Im not going back and forth with this its just what I know and I do know this because three kids in my circle from another club entered the program the same way after High School.
Rules, Guidelines have loopholes or the system won't work.
The USSF knew going into this there was no way to keep all the kids away from High school soccer.
The USSF will not put what I just wrote in the rule book and you can see why, if the kids and parents figured it out BS would (A) have no players or bad players and most likely loose every game in the fall which would be an impossible mountain to climb in terms of making playoffs.
So BS will strive to make it extremely hard for players choosing HS and then comeback after their season but if you are that elite player am sure that won't be a problem.

In this cases elite is defined as how large are your parents wallet and in rare cases your actually ability on the field.
And "extremely hard" defined as large silent donation to Mickys soccer park.

This using DAP roster spots as a carrot for pay to play is a specific issue USSF is trying to address and BS makes the choice to abuse.

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High school coach's in the FC area have been at odds with the academy system and lost players to BS at first but the tide is changing and players now leaving BS for HS soccer. This is fact, sorry but it is fact.

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In this cases elite is defined as how large are your parents wallet and in rare cases your actually ability on the field.
And "extremely hard" defined as large silent donation to Mickys soccer park.

This using DAP roster spots as a carrot for pay to play is a specific issue USSF is trying to address and BS makes the choice to abuse.

Next thing you know they will send boys to USMNT camps in exchange for hefty contributions to the facility cause. Just wait.

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I just hope your day job is not a Lawyer or CPA. Research in this case is reading the actual rule book not hearing rumors about how club X beat the system.

I have no horse in this race but the OP sounds smarter than you, and his information or knowledge definetly is in the know.
Personally I love "Loopholes" the most successful people with the right Tax Lawyers use them everyday and didn't Trump become Presi and not pay taxes using Tax Loopholes?
As long it's not breaking laws or rules it's perfectly legal.

You sound like an angry parent something definetly buzzed you at Beachside.
Good day.

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I have no horse in this race but the OP sounds smarter than you, and his information or knowledge definetly is in the know.
Personally I love "Loopholes" the most successful people with the right Tax Lawyers use them everyday and didn't Trump become Presi and not pay taxes using Tax Loopholes?
As long it's not breaking laws or rules it's perfectly legal.

You sound like an angry parent something definetly buzzed you at Beachside.
Good day.

I have no horse in the race, right

Tells us more Mickey

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The BS septuagenarian interns back to work early....

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The loophole is the player not join the Academy program in August but join after HS
Every year a player is free from the Academy club and as a free agent the cycle starts new. Your DA contract is 10 months but you can transfer to another club but only when the window is open and agreed upon with both clubs for release of that player.
If you sign the USSF contract presented to you by your Academy club in August with intentions to play High School then you need a waiver.
Like I said the loophole is not to sign and enter the program when the window allows you and your free to do that.
Im not going back and forth with this its just what I know and I do know this because three kids in my circle from another club entered the program the same way after High School.
Rules, Guidelines have loopholes or the system won't work.
The USSF knew going into this there was no way to keep all the kids away from High school soccer.
The USSF will not put what I just wrote in the rule book and you can see why, if the kids and parents figured it out BS would (A) have no players or bad players and most likely loose every game in the fall which would be an impossible mountain to climb in terms of making playoffs.
So BS will strive to make it extremely hard for players choosing HS and then comeback after their season but if you are that elite player am sure that won't be a problem.

It's unethical and goes against the spirt of the DAP. Typical for Mickey

Waivers for prep school kids cause a ton of team negative dynamics. If BS uses this tactic a lot they will get a lot of blowback

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I have no horse in this race but the OP sounds smarter than you, and his information or knowledge definetly is in the know.
Personally I love "Loopholes" the most successful people with the right Tax Lawyers use them everyday and didn't Trump become Presi and not pay taxes using Tax Loopholes?
As long it's not breaking laws or rules it's perfectly legal.

You sound like an angry parent something definetly buzzed you at Beachside.
Good day.

Steve is that you? I never thought I would see the day Steve Coxon defend Mickey and BS but I guess greed makes strange bedfellows.

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It's unethical and goes against the spirt of the DAP. Typical for Mickey

Waivers for prep school kids cause a ton of team negative dynamics. If BS uses this tactic a lot they will get a lot of blowback

Mk isn't the only one who takes advantage of loopholes. But it comes down to how desperate a club is to have a player. Generally it's only super studs that will get it. Top notch clubs with 100s wanting to play don't have to do this for anyone, or even give waivers to private school kids. Clubs don't want to because missing players for months in a 10 month season wrecks coaching tactics. And like you said it doesn't help morale and team spirit either. Kids come back in November and take PT from the kids who didn't play HS and worked hard all fall.

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I have no horse in this race but the OP sounds smarter than you, and his information or knowledge definetly is in the know.
Personally I love "Loopholes" the most successful people with the right Tax Lawyers use them everyday and didn't Trump become Presi and not pay taxes using Tax Loopholes?
As long it's not breaking laws or rules it's perfectly legal.

You sound like an angry parent something definetly buzzed you at Beachside.
Good day.

certainly sound like that snake shyster mickey