Tualatin Hills Fields

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What happened with the polo fields LO used for their tournament? That was a good idea but were terrible fields.

Couldn't get the permit to run an event to that level again. Residential complaints etc., etc., etc......

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Please post

It is.

Why? Why did THPRD send such a stupid letter to Aloha parents this week?

How? How did they get our mailing addresses?

When? When will THPRD get rid of the knuckleheads that are making such stupid decisions and trying to protect one another while they try to justify and ok all the things they have done to try to prop up and grow Westside?

Its nice to talk about a letter, much better to include the actual text, start to finish.

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When you get the votes

It is.

When? When will THPRD get rid of the knuckleheads that are making such stupid decisions and trying to protect one another while they try to justify and ok all the things they have done to try to prop up and grow Westside?

It's called politics which means that you need the votes to change the make up of the majority of THPRD board.

Stop wasting your time here with less than 100 soccer addicts and get your butt out in the streets of the district and get a petition signed. Take that to the THPRD Board and then recruit candidates to run against the the "knuckleheads".

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[QUOTE=Unregistered;805756]It's called politics which means that you need the votes to change the make up of the majority of THPRD board.


Politics...... geee, thats what keeps creating these messes.

It should be called...... doing what's right for the MAJORITY of the kids

I assume nobody on THPRD's board is above "resigning" before their term is up. Let's hope they do the right thing.

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They have been ...

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It's called politics which means that you need the votes to change the make up of the majority of THPRD board.


Politics...... geee, thats what keeps creating these messes.

It should be called...... doing what's right for the MAJORITY of the kids

I assume nobody on THPRD's board is above "resigning" before their term is up. Let's hope they do the right thing.

They have been doing the right thing for several decades. You are just to mentally indigent to recognize it.

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Stop ******* in the wind

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It's called politics which means that you need the votes to change the make up of the majority of THPRD board.


Politics...... geee, thats what keeps creating these messes.

It should be called...... doing what's right for the MAJORITY of the kids

I assume nobody on THPRD's board is above "resigning" before their term is up. Let's hope they do the right thing.

You do know where the piss ends up don't you?

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It's called politics which means that you need the votes to change the make up of the majority of THPRD board.


Politics...... geee, thats what keeps creating these messes.

It should be called...... doing what's right for the MAJORITY of the kids

I assume nobody on THPRD's board is above "resigning" before their term is up. Let's hope they do the right thing.

How about focusing on improving your club? Put all the energy that you have on here, all that pumped up anger, into making your club better. Stop crying. You cannot say that your club has improved over the last 5 years. I remember the farce when you all decided to go "REC" only. You should all take a close look at yourselves and stop pointing fingers. Blaming THPRD takes the focus away from the crappy job you lot are doing.

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Yes, let's focus on improving Tualatin Hills district soccer and meeting the needs of kids in Tualatin Hills district.

One of the problems is that the needs of Southwest side of Beaverton kids are not being met in competitive soccer. So we are losing kids to other clubs, sports and activities. For various reasons they do not like the classic options.

AU has had it's up and downs but they are trying to meet the needs of the community that includes Aloha, Beaverton and Southridge high school areas. They are the largest THJSL rec club, they want a development and classic program. It would be great if the clubs could all work together to solve this problem.

My kids have played classic and rec at Aloha and classic at another club. In that time we were at THPRD fields for one day each year for the jamboree, occasionally for games and never for practice. Don't know where THPRD in their letter is getting their hours but it wasn't for my kids teams.

Aloha has a point even if PB is not going about it the best way, time for THPRD to listen and time for the rest of the district to get involved. This problem has been going on for a long time, affects other clubs, other sports and the Tualatin community.

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no one cares

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Agreed - take it on here somewhere: http://topics.oregonlive.com/tag/beaverton/posts.html

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Really?

Yes, let's focus on improving Tualatin Hills district soccer and meeting the needs of kids in Tualatin Hills district.

One of the problems is that the needs of Southwest side of Beaverton kids are not being met in competitive soccer. So we are losing kids to other clubs, sports and activities. For various reasons they do not like the classic options.

AU has had it's up and downs but they are trying to meet the needs of the community that includes Aloha, Beaverton and Southridge high school areas. They are the largest THJSL rec club, they want a development and classic program. It would be great if the clubs could all work together to solve this problem.

My kids have played classic and rec at Aloha and classic at another club. In that time we were at THPRD fields for one day each year for the jamboree, occasionally for games and never for practice. Don't know where THPRD in their letter is getting their hours but it wasn't for my kids teams.

Aloha has a point even if PB is not going about it the best way, time for THPRD to listen and time for the rest of the district to get involved. This problem has been going on for a long time, affects other clubs, other sports and the Tualatin community.

Quite clearly the needs for "southwest Beaverton competitive soccer" are being met. There are several clubs with very good programs for all those interested. In fact, most people feel that there are too many clubs. You statement is obtuse and ignorant. The only effect is in the minds of adults that are uninformed and partisan. Please educate yourself. You are now in the disgusting phase of your vapid argument.

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Quite clearly the needs for "southwest Beaverton competitive soccer" are being met. There are several clubs with very good programs for all those interested. In fact, most people feel that there are too many clubs. You statement is obtuse and ignorant. The only effect is in the minds of adults that are uninformed and partisan. Please educate yourself. You are now in the disgusting phase of your vapid argument.

How does reducing the number of clubs help with the field problem? By reducing the number of children playing? This is a terribly misguided perspective.

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How does reducing the number of clubs help with the field problem? By reducing the number of children playing? This is a terribly misguided perspective.

New to this little arguement, but by reducing the clubs, you reduce the conflicts for getting onto the fields. Seems elementary there Watson.

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Read the response.

How does reducing the number of clubs help with the field problem? By reducing the number of children playing? This is a terribly misguided perspective.

The post referenced was in regard to not enough competitive soccer options and loosing kids to other clubs, sports, and activities in the THPRD area. The field problem, not the one being discussed herein, is that there certainly could be more. This would help the current clubs with practice and game scheduling. The meat of this thread is that ASC wants to use fields that they currently don't use. Not that ASC doesn't have enough fields, but that they want to use other fields in full usage by other clubs. Your post is meaningless to the discussion. Its not misguided, read the context.

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New to this little arguement, but by reducing the clubs, you reduce the conflicts for getting onto the fields. Seems elementary there Watson.

What you're missing is that we do NOT want to reduce the number of children playing soccer in the Beaverton area either.

Soccer isn't just about Classic - and this is coming from a Classic parent. THPRD is also responsible for supporting the req programs in the area, which are far bigger than the Classic clubs and children playing.

Again - reducing the number of clubs and subsequently reducing the number of children playing is not the correct solution. We should be working to increase the number of fields available for all the children wanting to play.