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**Unregistered** · 11-08-2010, 08:22 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

Is there a highly competitive Saturday outdoor soccer league for U11 Boys and if so, do you know of any strong teams looking for good players? Looking to find something more challenging than BAYS for my son next Spring.

Thanks

Was the 8-0 killing on Saturday not enough to learn from or is your lad head and shoulders above the other players ?

**Unregistered** · 11-08-2010, 06:37 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

Was the 8-0 killing on Saturday not enough to learn from or is your lad head and shoulders above the other players ?

huh? Are there any non second-guessing folks out there? Merely asking if there's a better league than BAYs for advanced players. We just happen to be from a town with a weak player pool. So short of moving to another town, is there a league / team looking for good U11B players playing on Saturdays in the Spring?

**Unregistered** · 11-08-2010, 08:47 PM

At the younger ages, club and town travel soccer are designed to co-exist. You won't find any non town travel league option on a Saturday in MA.

If your son is a true town league Div 1 class player AND his competitive needs are not being serviced by a club program AND the town you reside in (or the town your son schools in) doesn't offer a Div 1 team, you may play for another town. The town clubs then work out a Residency Waiver with Bays. Technically both town clubs need to agree to this. This is only an option for Div 1 class players and Div 1 teams. There is a little bit of a process in place that is intended to keep town clubs from recruiting players from other towns.

**Unregistered** · 11-08-2010, 09:30 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

At the younger ages, club and town travel soccer are designed to co-exist. You won't find any non town travel league option on a Saturday in MA.

If your son is a true town league Div 1 class player AND his competitive needs are not being serviced by a club program AND the town you reside in (or the town your son schools in) doesn't offer a Div 1 team, you may play for another town. The town clubs then work out a Residency Waiver with Bays. Technically both town clubs need to agree to this. This is only an option for Div 1 class players and Div 1 teams. There is a little bit of a process in place that is intended to keep town clubs from recruiting players from other towns.

Thanks! He does play club which meets his needs so I guess he won't qualify for the waiver. Oh well.