With so much bashing of clubs, can we recommend some good ones and what you like about them?
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Yikes. Can you move from the area? Tough question. The coach, the teammates, the club, each factor into the experience. I guess the answer depends on what you want out of the ride.Originally posted by Guest View Post -
Need area and age. Base the decision on specific age group and not just letters on the jersey.Comment
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I'm curious for my 2010 daughter in Norther NJ, but I figure others might be interested as well.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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CSA Bergen is a good one to consider. Top notch coaches and track record.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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World Class FC just over the border in Rockland County. Some may say the teams aren't all that (especially for ECNL), but for the most part they DOCs and coaches are pretty straight up with you (no BS sales pitches or other crap). Great facility, reasonable tuition for what you get.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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depends on the level of the player. she should be playing at the appropriate level for HER developement.Comment
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Bergen 2010 is awful - stay away …check their record to see for yourselfComment
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World Class for sure. They are always among the contenders to win their conference, at pretty much every age. Not that winning is the goal, but it speaks to the competitiveness of the program. It can be a bit tough, but not quite PDA insanity. Jumping for U14 is a smart time to make the move, whichever club you decide on.Comment
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CSA Monmouth, MFA, PDA blue, PSA Monmouth, Wall or SJEBComment
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World Class has multiple teams at each age group that range from ECNL down to EDP (and even Northern Counties below U13), so there is something for a wide range of talent/ability.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Keep your kids away from MatchfitComment
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