2018/2019 Club Fees

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OW DA fees amongst the highest in the country. Perhaps you should amend your original statement.

Another increase .... Not so cheap anymore .....

https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/fdc2a...891bf91ac7.pdf

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OW DA fees amongst the highest in the country. Perhaps you should amend your original statement.

Another increase .... Not so cheap anymore .....

https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/fdc2a...891bf91ac7.pdf

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Another increase .... Not so cheap anymore .....

https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/fdc2a...891bf91ac7.pdf

Half the price of CFC united and twice as many training's.

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Half the price of CFC united and twice as many training's.

So CFC United is $5400, ok got it.

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Half the price of CFC united and twice as many training's.

And real fields

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Another increase .... Not so cheap anymore .....

https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/fdc2a...891bf91ac7.pdf

All to play in a crap ecnl “b” leftover League

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And real fields

Ow fields are in need of a refresh. Not having 6 teams practicing at once would be even better

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So CFC United is $5400, ok got it.

Ow sucks

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Oak has 2 teams per field per training, sometimes only 1, never 3. Their schedule is online for the world to see, check it out.

Oakwood high school aged academy teams play in the fall too!!!

Are you people morons! Oakwood is among the cheapest for what you get. Wake up!

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You get what you pay for. Oakwood is still a poor choice. CFC and FSA are both better options

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I'm not a fan of OW and I would never support my kid giving up HS soccer, but I got to say, the DA dues are a hell of lot less that the ECNL and ECNL composite dues at FSA.

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You get what you pay for. Oakwood is still a poor choice. CFC and FSA are both better options

OW is a great value for soccer training. College end of things is a disaster.

For younger kids (not in HS) Oakwood is a great place

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OW is a great value for soccer training. College end of things is a disaster.

For younger kids (not in HS) Oakwood is a great place

Fees for non academy teams aren't out of line with other clubs, just DA is lower. I agree there they do a good job following the USSF edict to try and lower fees. If more clubs got sponsors, held raffles or whatever, they might be able to lower fees to but almost no one does.

But if by "value" you meant cheaper? sure. To me value means you're getting more for your money than you would have expected for the amount. With OW you get what you pay for especially middle school years and up. As you said placements, a reflection of their final product, doesn't speak to top quality training

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Fees for non academy teams aren't out of line with other clubs, just DA is lower. I agree there they do a good job following the USSF edict to try and lower fees. If more clubs got sponsors, held raffles or whatever, they might be able to lower fees to but almost no one does.

But if by "value" you meant cheaper? sure. To me value means you're getting more for your money than you would have expected for the amount. With OW you get what you pay for especially middle school years and up. As you said placements, a reflection of their final product, doesn't speak to top quality training

forget the fees. Oakwood doesn't care about your kids.

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forget the fees. Oakwood doesn't care about your kids.

Another issue with their "value" proposition. Then again, does any club really "care" about your kids? You can find caring coaches anywhere, but clubs care about the bottom line