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Our HS sports are pay to play so they need registration periods to sort all that out.

Ours are too - many schools are - but as long as you have your medical forms in for tryouts you can send your check in the first few weeks, no issues.

Stop making it sound like players are locked out of HS, they are not. Get your forms in and you're good to go. No coach will reject a quality player unless they don't have their forms in or they have pain in the azz parents like you.

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Ours are too - many schools are - but as long as you have your medical forms in for tryouts you can send your check in the first few weeks, no issues.

Stop making it sound like players are locked out of HS, they are not. Get your forms in and you're good to go. No coach will reject a quality player unless they don't have their forms in or they have pain in the azz parents like you.

In our town, they are, azzhat. Great yours doesn't ... must be from westport where the hens rule the roost.

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rumor has it ow will be letting their HS aged girls teams play HS soccer this year if there is a CT HS season. reason being there are no teams in their region (MA NH NY) of the GA that will field teams at those ages in the fall due to the majority of their players wanting to playing HS soccer. sounds like ow parents were snow balled by RD and the allure of a 10 month season with fall league games. what a joke.

is this true? ow letting HS aged players to play HS ?

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In our town, they are, azzhat. Great yours doesn't ... must be from westport where the hens rule the roost.

Nope. Nowhere near the handbag mafia. Sounds like your district sucks if they're trying to block kids from participating in sports.

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is this true? ow letting HS aged players to play HS ?

Not clear, but the other states don't have the restrictions CT does. They have some rules - like HS to has come first - but not an outright ban. But if other clubs aren't playing or the schedule is extremely limited, OW has to make a tough call. Just having training 3 days a week isn't very appealing.

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Our HS sports are pay to play so they need registration periods to sort all that out.

Different poster, our HS is pay to play as well and there’s no “registration period”. Medical forms and waivers due before a player can tryout. Payments handled later. Just man up, admit you’re wrong and move on.

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Our HS sports are pay to play so they need registration periods to sort all that out.

Are you talking about the high school summer team? That might be closed. We are pay to play as well but registration for tryouts isn’t opened yet. We don’t even know when tryouts will happen with the season starting later.

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I didn't have a chance to read all 576 pages about OW so sorry if it was covered but what is the final count of players that left OW once DA folded? For NEFC and SSS on avg. 2/3 girls per team left both former DA clubs and went to ECNL.

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Who even cares who left what club and where they went, my goodness

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Who even cares who left what club and where they went, my goodness

It's a sign of illness/injury if the patient is bleeding profusely

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I didn't have a chance to read all 576 pages about OW so sorry if it was covered but what is the final count of players that left OW once DA folded? For NEFC and SSS on avg. 2/3 girls per team left both former DA clubs and went to ECNL.

girls left ow to drive up from 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours one way to go to other clubs in other states some as young as 6th grade. that's how bad it is.

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girls left ow to drive up from 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours one way to go to other clubs in other states some as young as 6th grade. that's how bad it is.

I'm more shocked at how easily half the ECNL rosters were displaced by players from inferior clubs/leagues (if the 3 players per team is true).

I heard ECNL was the place to be, but until recently...was that just a marketing line and not the truth?

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I'm more shocked at how easily half the ECNL rosters were displaced by players from inferior clubs/leagues (if the 3 players per team is true).

I heard ECNL was the place to be, but until recently...was that just a marketing line and not the truth?

Not sure what you are talking about, but 3 top kids from an ow type program making a 22 player roster isn’t that great. Especially if they aren’t the top 11.

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Not sure what you are talking about, but 3 top kids from an ow type program making a 22 player roster isn’t that great. Especially if they aren’t the top 11.

It was mentioned SSS and NEFC, too. Half a roster in some places displaced from "inferior" teams/leagues. II guess it's top as long as there is nobody looking to displace them.

A roster size of 22? People actually pay to be a part of that? Yeeeeeessshhh....

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It was mentioned SSS and NEFC, too. Half a roster in some places displaced from "inferior" teams/leagues. II guess it's top as long as there is nobody looking to displace them.

A roster size of 22? People actually pay to be a part of that? Yeeeeeessshhh....

nobody replaced half a roster. Guess your kid go left behind on a gutted team?