HOW CAN WE DEVELOP KIDS TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE COMPETIVITLY I

Here is the list of national championships that were won regionally and by State. How can we develop kids to be able to complete captivity in our region and nationally? Maryland has a population of 5,618,344 whereas MA has 6,449,755. It seems that MA is more cerebral about soccer on Talk-soccer.com with by far the most posting than any other State 54140.


Region I Region III
Connecticut (4) Alabama (0)
Delaware (0) Arkansas (0)
Maryland (18) Florida (5)
Massachusetts (3) Georgia (4)
Greater Boston Bolts 1994 U-19 Girls Ross Stewart Cup Louisiana (0)
FC Greater Boston Bolts 2005 U-15 Boys Adidas Cup Mississippi (0)
Stars of Massachusets 2005 U-19 Girls Ross Stewart Cup North Carolina (2)
New Hampshire (0) North Texas (25)
New Jersey (9) Oklahoma (0)
New York East (11) South Carolina (0)
Pennsylvania East (15) South Texas (3)
Pennsylvania West (0) Tennessee (0)
Rhode Island (0)
Vermont (0) Region IV
Virginia (11) Alaska (0)
West Virginia (0) Arizona (3)
California North (14)
Region II California South (42)
Illinois (13) Colorado (11)
Indiana (1) Hawaii (1)
Iowa (0) Idaho (0)
Kansas (1) Montana (0)
Kentucky (2) Nevada (0)
Michigan (12) New Mexico (0)
Minnesota (2) Utah (0)
Missouri (34) Washington (4)
Nebraska (0) Wyoming (0)
North Dakota (0)
Ohio (0)
Ohio South (4)
South Dakota (0)
Wisconsin (0)

Re: Change the format of MAPLE at U10, U11 &U12

MAPLE league should treat U10 to U12 as informal scrimmages and change their format to small sided (U10 5v5, U11 6v6, U12 8v8)and smaller fields.

Re: HOW CAN WE DEVELOP KIDS TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE COMPETIVITLY I

Cerbral! Are you serious? Cerebral???? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA HAAHHHAAA

Re: HOW CAN WE DEVELOP KIDS TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE COMPETIVITLY I

Here is the list of national championships that were won regionally and by State. How can we develop kids to be able to complete captivity in our region and nationally? Maryland has a population of 5,618,344 whereas MA has 6,449,755. It seems that MA is more cerebral about soccer on Talk-soccer.com with by far the most posting than any other State 54140.

I wouldnt give us that much credit. I'll bet if you were able to classify posts as productive and non productive our numbers would shrink significantly.

Re: HOW CAN WE DEVELOP KIDS TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE COMPETIVITLY I

"A development program plays the kids who have the highest future potential, assuming that they have good practice habits. A winning program plays the kids who have the highest ability to win games this year."

Re: what is Maryland doing differently than MA to develop player

What is Maryland doing differently than MA to develop players to win 18 national championships? Does anyone know?

Re: HOW CAN WE DEVELOP KIDS TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE COMPETIVITLY I

Maryland draws from a wide area with a big population around DC. And there are FAR fewer clubs so the talent is less dispursed to a few very comptitive teams.

Re: what is Maryland doing differently than MA to develop player

What is Maryland doing differently than MA to develop players to win 18 national championships? Does anyone know?

Maryland's success has dropped off in recent years as Massachussetts succcess has risen.

Re: HOW CAN WE DEVELOP KIDS TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE COMPETIVITLY I

Maryland draws from a wide area with a big population around DC. And there are FAR fewer clubs so the talent is less dispursed to a few very comptitive teams.

Yes...it's not "watered down"

Re: what is Maryland doing differently than MA to develop player

What is Maryland doing differently than MA to develop players to win 18 national championships? Does anyone know?

Parents are far less concerned about little Johnny or little ******** having their feelings hurt if they don't get picked to play in a game, receive a trophy for participation, or get selected for some fraudalent honor.

Re: HOW CAN WE DEVELOP KIDS TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE COMPETIVITLY I

Here is the list of national championships that were won regionally and by State. How can we develop kids to be able to complete captivity in our region and nationally? Maryland has a population of 5,618,344 whereas MA has 6,449,755. It seems that MA is more cerebral about soccer on Talk-soccer.com with by far the most posting than any other State 54140.


Region I Region III
Connecticut (4) Alabama (0)
Delaware (0) Arkansas (0)
Maryland (18) Florida (5)
Massachusetts (3) Georgia (4)
Greater Boston Bolts 1994 U-19 Girls Ross Stewart Cup Louisiana (0)
FC Greater Boston Bolts 2005 U-15 Boys Adidas Cup Mississippi (0)
Stars of Massachusets 2005 U-19 Girls Ross Stewart Cup North Carolina (2)
New Hampshire (0) North Texas (25)
New Jersey (9) Oklahoma (0)
New York East (11) South Carolina (0)
Pennsylvania East (15) South Texas (3)
Pennsylvania West (0) Tennessee (0)
Rhode Island (0)
Vermont (0) Region IV
Virginia (11) Alaska (0)
West Virginia (0) Arizona (3)
California North (14)
Region II California South (42)
Illinois (13) Colorado (11)
Indiana (1) Hawaii (1)
Iowa (0) Idaho (0)
Kansas (1) Montana (0)
Kentucky (2) Nevada (0)
Michigan (12) New Mexico (0)
Minnesota (2) Utah (0)
Missouri (34) Washington (4)
Nebraska (0) Wyoming (0)
North Dakota (0)
Ohio (0)
Ohio South (4)
South Dakota (0)
Wisconsin (0)

Mass already is based on these 2008 numbers of how they compare to other state associations in Region I. States that had previously been near the top in the past (Virginia, Maryland, NY East) have slipped in the Region as Mass has risen.

Boys Regional Championship (U13 - U19)
1.) EPA 10
2.) NJ 9
3. MD 8
4.) VA 6
5.) MA 5
6.) Tie ENY, NYW 4
8.) ME 2
9.) CT 1
10.) NH, VT, RI, DEL, PAW, WVA 0

Boys Premier League Championship (U14 - U18)
1.) EPA 15
2.) NJ 11
3.) MA 8
4.) MD 7
5.) CT 4
6.) ENY 3
7.) NYW 2
8.) ME, NH, VT, RI, DEL, PAW, VA, WVA 0

Girls Regional Championship (U13 - U19)
1.) EPA 12
2.) NJ 9
3.) Tie MA, VA 7
5.) ENY 6
6.) MD 5
7.) NH 2
8.) DEL 1
9.) ME, VT, RI, CT, NYW, PAW, WVA 0

Girls Region Premier League Championship (U14 - U18)
1.) NJ 17
2.) MA 11
3.) EPA 8
4.) Tie ENY, VA 4
6.) Tie CT, MD, PAW 2
8.) ME, NH, VT, RI, NYW, DEL, WVA