Florida Colleges

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http://www.region2soccer.org/

The Southeast Collegiate Soccer Alliance provides structured divisional play for men's and women's collegiate club programs who seek to qualify for the Region 2 Soccer Tournament which is associated with the NIRSA National Soccer Championships. Region 2 Soccer is comprised of accredited colleges and universities from the following states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

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http://www.region2soccer.org/womens-results.html
Shows results of college southeast club soccer games from 8/31 - present.

http://www.region2soccer.org/rankings.html
UF and UCF are the Florida colleges ahead in both the men's and women's club soccer rankings.

League Power Rankings
For more information on how the league power rankings & divisional standings are created, please look in our policies in Sections XI and XIII. These are determined using the rating percentage index (RPI). The RPI is a mathematical formula that objectively ranks teams based upon a team's wins and losses and its strength of schedule.

The Region 2 Regional Tournament will consist of 12 women's teams and 16 men's teams. The women's division bids will go to the top team from each division and 6 wild card teams. The men's division will consist of the top team in each division with the remaining 8 invitations given to wild card teams. The wild card teams will be the next highest RPI ranked teams that have not already qualified by divisional placing.

2018 Rankings (Rankings are determined after Week 4)
To be ranked, teams must have played a minimum of three matches

Men's Top 20 (as of 11/4/18)
1. Virginia
2. Virginia Tech
3. Florida
4. UNC-Chapel Hill
5. UNC-Wilmington
6. NC State
7. FIU
8. Clemson
9. Georgia Tech
10. Central Florida
11. William & May
12. Vanderbilt
13. Georgia Southern
14. Mississippi
15. Georgia
16. UNC-Charlotte
17. JMU
18. FGCU
19. Miami
20. UTC

Women's Top 20 (as of 11/4/18)
1. UNC - Chapel Hill
2. Clemson
3. Virginia
4. NC State
5. Virginia Tech
6. Vanderbilt
7. Central Florida
8. Florida
9. Wake Forest
10. JMU
11. ECU
12. Duke
13. USC
14. Georgia
15. Florida State
16. Georgia Tech
17. South Florida
18. App State
19. Auburn
20. *****burg

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Just about every college in Florida , not only the bigger ones, have club teams that travel and play each other. FGCU, FAU, Miami, Stetson also play FSU, UF, UCF, USF in the Florida league.

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Just about every college in Florida , not only the bigger ones, have club teams that travel and play each other. FGCU, FAU, Miami, Stetson also play FSU, UF, UCF, USF in the Florida league.

They get some great players who played at top clubs but either chose not to play in college or couldn't get the spots they wanted. Some have been cut from their college teams but they're still great players. Tryouts will easily have 100 show up for 6-8 spots open that year.

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They get some great players who played at top clubs but either chose not to play in college or couldn't get the spots they wanted. Some have been cut from their college teams but they're still great players. Tryouts will easily have 100 show up for 6-8 spots open that year.

The travel schedule is demanding for college club soccer players and they don’t get tutors.

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My kid's was a few 100 bucks for the season plus some additional travel $ when they made playoffs. Travel was provided by the school but it was borrowing a school van (which is fine) and carpooling. As for when they play I think that varies a lot by school. My kids' team practices all school year but not as often as in season, and the play scrimmages whenever they can get them. Some may not do that. Many of the players are in local adult leagues too.

Our kid’s was 150 for the year. The university student activity fees covered the rest of the club soccer expenses.

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The travel schedule is demanding for college club soccer players and they don’t get tutors.

They shouldn't drive either because they might get a ticket.

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[QUOTE=Unregistered;2379973]They shouldn't drive either because they might get a ticket.[/QUOTE

Club, they are on their own to find their way. D1, charter buses and planes.

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They shouldn't drive either because they might get a ticket.[/QUOTE

Club, they are on their own to find their way. D1, charter buses and planes.

Another brilliant nugget from captain obvious.

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Another brilliant nugget from captain obvious.

College soccer club captains are the students. Often the student government doles out the money to the sports clubs to reimburse the students for rental vans, gas and hotel rooms.

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The students are the coaches and organize the club teams.

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College soccer club captains are the students. Often the student government doles out the money to the sports clubs to reimburse the students for rental vans, gas and hotel rooms.

Yawn.... another failed attempt at wit. If your kids are successful, you may want to check to see if they are really yours.

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The students are the coaches and organize the club teams.

Maybe at some but most have adult non-student coaches. Students do help with organization but there's nothing wrong with taking on the responsibility.

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Maybe at some but most have adult non-student coaches. Students do help with organization but there's nothing wrong with taking on the responsibility.

Are they Volunteer coaches?

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What real Florida college men and women's teams are remaining in the NCAA tournament?