Can Daughter move to Premier ?

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Thanks Man, great post. I feel like like I owe everbody drinks for the great support . Your awesome.

You do :-) what time do we all show up???

All kidding aside, congratulations to your daughter for her enjoyment of a wonderful sport!!! Supportive parents go a long way in the maturing journey and your dd appears to be blessed in this area!!

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She doesn't have to give up the fight....

Tryouts are over with.. Well I just want to say thanks too all who posted with honesty behind their thoughts. It is easier to deal with . Back to division 3.. But it will be OK. Sometimes the people on this site post with the worst in mind. Not in this case. Well done people. Its time to look ahead and " just play Soccer"

If and only if, your dd really wants to 'move up' and play at a higher competitive level. Don't just give up. There are a LOT of people in the soccer community willing to give chances and opportunities.... Take them. It's not a sprint, it's a marathon.

No matter what happens, make sure she is enjoying herself.

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There are a lot of teams in Division 1 and Division 2 with supplemental tryouts coming up.

I wouldn't go from not making premeir to automatically going back to division 3 (if she is looking to get out of division 3). Division 1 can get very competitive and good number of skilled girls in Division 2. Lots of room between division 3 and premeir.

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Tryouts are over with.. Well I just want to say thanks too all who posted with honesty behind their thoughts. It is easier to deal with . Back to division 3.. But it will be OK. Sometimes the people on this site post with the worst in mind. Not in this case. Well done people. Its time to look ahead and " just play Soccer"

So I was the one who posted that she if she currently plays Division 3 she had very little chance of making Premier at this tryout.

I also said if that is her goal then there is a lot that you can do between now and next May besides just going to team training sessions.

Some suggestions:

1) Places that do some agility or crossfit type training to improve her athleticism.

2) Opportunities to mix it up (playing futsal) or play as a guest player on a higher division team

3) Skill camps

4) Email some DOC to find a some possible small group or individual skills training.

I know a lot of people rip on individual skill training and claim that is a scam. To each their own. Try it out and see if it helps. If any thing it may help her confidence. It is suprising to see how confidence effects a kid's game.

These are only suggestions if moving up is her goal. If it is not then enjoy what you have which is friendship and exercise.