True, I see more Latinos at the younger ages and then the numbers drop off as they get older. Not sure why that is but it happens.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHurts the HS football quality in Oregon? Seriously funny. Every boys game at or near high school age that I've watched has been dominated by Latinos. You don't see alot of those guys on the football field. You might wanna check yourself and just admit. Soccer isn't a top tier sport in USA.
2014 All-State Soccer Team
First team
Brennan Weber, Central Catholic, senior
KP Morgan, Westview, senior
Jake Bray, West Linn, senior
Hernan Hermosillo, David Douglas, junior
Alexis Cervantes, North Salem, senior
Kirk Bassett, South Eugene, senior
Takumi Hebert, Grant, sophomore
Tim Kirchholtes, Lincoln, senior
Pierce Baldocchi, Jesuit, senior
Nick Rooney, Lakeridge, senior
GK: Jacob Flaherty, Central Catholic, junior
Second team
Noah Heisser, Grants Pass, senior
Blake Leonetti, Oregon City, senior
Lucas Hale, Central Catholic, senior
Mathew Jewell, Grant, senior
Spencer Aeschliman, West Salem, senior
Jake Van Baest, Westview, senior
Daniel Blessinger, Central Catholic, senior
Kingsley Armah, David Douglas, senior
Ethan Elliott, Lake Oswego, sophomore
Gabe Parrish, Central Catholic, senior
Carlos Bravo, David Douglas, senior
GK: Cameron Chin, Grant, senior
GK: Grant Garcia, Southridge, senior
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe majority of the elite HS Soccer players play on the Timbers Development Academy at U18 team, that's why you didn't see them. Since they play year round in a professional Soccer club they are not allowed to turn out for HS American Football or any HS Sport for that matter. There are over 180 HS Varsity teams in Oregon field soccer teams and yes all of those teams are dominated by "latinos". Unlike you I've yet to see the HS team called 'Latinos' that's dominating all comers. Where is the 'Latinos' team located?
2014 All-State Soccer Team
First team
Brennan Weber, Central Catholic, senior
KP Morgan, Westview, senior
Jake Bray, West Linn, senior
Hernan Hermosillo, David Douglas, junior
Alexis Cervantes, North Salem, senior
Kirk Bassett, South Eugene, senior
Takumi Hebert, Grant, sophomore
Tim Kirchholtes, Lincoln, senior
Pierce Baldocchi, Jesuit, senior
Nick Rooney, Lakeridge, senior
GK: Jacob Flaherty, Central Catholic, junior
Second team
Noah Heisser, Grants Pass, senior
Blake Leonetti, Oregon City, senior
Lucas Hale, Central Catholic, senior
Mathew Jewell, Grant, senior
Spencer Aeschliman, West Salem, senior
Jake Van Baest, Westview, senior
Daniel Blessinger, Central Catholic, senior
Kingsley Armah, David Douglas, senior
Ethan Elliott, Lake Oswego, sophomore
Gabe Parrish, Central Catholic, senior
Carlos Bravo, David Douglas, senior
GK: Cameron Chin, Grant, senior
GK: Grant Garcia, Southridge, senior
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe majority of the elite HS Soccer players play on the Timbers Development Academy at U18 team, that's why you didn't see them. Since they play year round in a professional Soccer club they are not allowed to turn out for HS American Football or any HS Sport for that matter. There are over 180 HS Varsity teams in Oregon field soccer teams and yes all of those teams are dominated by "latinos". Unlike you I've yet to see the HS team called 'Latinos' that's dominating all comers. Where is the 'Latinos' team located?
2014 All-State Soccer Team
First team
Brennan Weber, Central Catholic, senior
KP Morgan, Westview, senior
Jake Bray, West Linn, senior
Hernan Hermosillo, David Douglas, junior
Alexis Cervantes, North Salem, senior
Kirk Bassett, South Eugene, senior
Takumi Hebert, Grant, sophomore
Tim Kirchholtes, Lincoln, senior
Pierce Baldocchi, Jesuit, senior
Nick Rooney, Lakeridge, senior
GK: Jacob Flaherty, Central Catholic, junior
Second team
Noah Heisser, Grants Pass, senior
Blake Leonetti, Oregon City, senior
Lucas Hale, Central Catholic, senior
Mathew Jewell, Grant, senior
Spencer Aeschliman, West Salem, senior
Jake Van Baest, Westview, senior
Daniel Blessinger, Central Catholic, senior
Kingsley Armah, David Douglas, senior
Ethan Elliott, Lake Oswego, sophomore
Gabe Parrish, Central Catholic, senior
Carlos Bravo, David Douglas, senior
GK: Cameron Chin, Grant, senior
GK: Grant Garcia, Southridge, senior
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWoodburn and Hoodriver
When they both were in the big school classification for 20+ years they didn't win a single championship.
Wouldn't call them dominate amongst all HS teams pre & post DA. But they are Relevant at 5A, but so is Summit HS(5A) a nearly all white team from Bend.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostLook at the original post. Person did not say high school games, but high school age which is probably referencing club. Most High School soccer players are rec level and it is a different game. There are players on my son's B team that are high school all conference players. We all know that the majority of these selection are political anyways that is why you would not see a whole lot of defenders selected.
Woodburn is really the only HS team that is primarily Latino and wins. CC and JU have very few Latino players.
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Top 5 HS Boys teams 6A
Not a latino team amongst them
Central Catholic
6A-3 Mt. Hood Conference #1
1 1 17-1-1 1 720.003 1 942.709
South Eugene
6A-6 Southwest Conference #1
2 2 13-1-2 2 679.851 2 892.749
West Linn
6A-4 Three Rivers League #1
3 3 13-4 3 667.532 5 822.422
Westview
6A-2 Metro League #1
4 4 14-2 4 660.106 4 874.939
Jesuit
6A-2 Metro League #2
5 5 13-4-1 5 654.725 3 888.878
Grant
6A-1 Portland Interscholastic League #2
6 6 14-3-2 6 636.213 6 792.258
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTry actual going to a boys HS soccer game. Our team has ZERO Latino. And most of the teams, all the way into state playoffs, small percentage of Latinos.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNot a latino team amongst them
Central Catholic
6A-3 Mt. Hood Conference #1
1 1 17-1-1 1 720.003 1 942.709
South Eugene
6A-6 Southwest Conference #1
2 2 13-1-2 2 679.851 2 892.749
West Linn
6A-4 Three Rivers League #1
3 3 13-4 3 667.532 5 822.422
Westview
6A-2 Metro League #1
4 4 14-2 4 660.106 4 874.939
Jesuit
6A-2 Metro League #2
5 5 13-4-1 5 654.725 3 888.878
Grant
6A-1 Portland Interscholastic League #2
6 6 14-3-2 6 636.213 6 792.258
Take a look at the soccer 5A.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostProbably something about effort and having to work at it.
I think you may be confusing hard work with entitlement.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt they would stop dropping out in 8th grade, we'd have more. We need to lower the pay we give yard care workers to incent them to remain in school.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostProbably something about effort and having to work at it.
Assuming you are knucklehead homophobe now you're going to add racism to the mix as well?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostReally?…The only reason you ever see a post like this is the anonymity of this site. Someone must have hit you in the head to hard when you are little, because your brain obviously doesn't function…
Assuming you are knucklehead homophobe now you're going to add racism to the mix as well?
Please don't pick on the knucklehead racist homophobe. We should all be thankful that his KKK website is up and running again and that he is busy posting there....
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostReally?…The only reason you ever see a post like this is the anonymity of this site. Someone must have hit you in the head to hard when you are little, because your brain obviously doesn't function…
Assuming you are knucklehead homophobe now you're going to add racism to the mix as well?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTake a look at the soccer 5A.
Summit
5A-4 Intermountain Conference #1
1 1 15-2-1 1 693.873 2 856.184
It's 5A Soccer which is really like asking us to compare a JV team versus Varsity team. (5A vs 6A)
Bottom line in a 6 class system in a tiny state like Oregon guess what an all Hispanic/school team may be relevant in smaller classifications where other Schools with these tiny enrollments below 1000 kids or less are the norm.
Guess what most small schools can't draw from the student body to and have 400+ Hispanic boys who love to play the (non american) sport of Soccer. Curious what are the American Football teams like at those schools?
At the 6A level the big dogs in Soccer are also championship contenders in American Football.
It's called balance and superior enrollment/coaching/talent.
At least with so many ridiculous levels of competition they tiny schools get a medal and claims they are the best team among a whopping 32 teams. Epic.
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