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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSooo... $6/player? 🙄
Clubs are not going to raise their fees by $6. It's silly. They will eat that fee. For a club like Vantucky with 1500 or so players, that's $9000. Not a small, eye roll worthy amount.
Second, why should I or my club pay as much as a single dollar to subsidize thorns academy? We think it's garbage. We don't want to be part of it. Why should my dollars underwrite it?
At least with ECNL, I can choose not to support it and it costs me nothing. With thorns academy, I pay (or my club pays)$6 for the privilege of not supporting it. So go ahead and roll your eyes at that.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostInteresting. Let's dig up some stats for 2017:
145 boys HS teams = approximately 2175 players. $6 increase in player card fee = $13,050 in new revenue for OYSA.
120 girls HS teams = approximately 1800 players = $10,800 in new revenue from increased player card fee.
164 boys youth teams = approximately 2296 players = $13,776 in new revenue from increased player card fee.
220 girls youth teams = approximately 3080 players = $18,480 in new revenue from increased player card fee.
86 u9/10 boys teams = approximately 860 players = $5,160 in new revenue from increased player card fee.
48 u9/10 girls teams = approximately 480 players = $2,880 in new revenue from increased player card fee.
So, OYSA is generating a total of $64,146 in new fees by charging all of those players an extra $6 for their player card.
$64,146 divided by 50 Thorns Academy players means we are giving each academy player just under $1283 this year alone to subsidize their season. Keep in mind they already get free league fees for OYSA and Far West, and free field rental for practice.
The next time a thorns parent comes on here crowing about beating up on younger and weaker teams in Los Angeles or Vegas, just smile and tell them "you're welcome..." - because we all paid for that team to travel.
THE TRUSTED REVENUE STREAMS OF THE OYSA-NOW BELONG TO PEREGRINE:
TEAM LEAGUE REG FEE (FALL, WINTER & SPRING) AS HIGH AS $975 PER TEAM FOR ROUGHLY 1000+ TEAMS (many teams play bot fall & spring leagues)
STATE, PRESIDENT'S & FOUNDERS CUP REG FEE ANOTHER $700 per team x 600 to 700 teams.
That's a ballpark figure of $1.5million+ (probably more) revenue without any capital costs or overhead expenditure for the only thing actually needed to host a game, a field (which the clubs provide for free to peregrine).
pay the refs and pay the loony scheduler and the rest is net profit to peregrine.
Imagine if Paul Allen never had to pay to build the Rose Garden or service the debt for the facility, the people paying for tickets to the games actually funded it for him in full and then told him they would be happy pay thousands each year just to watch his team play in the stadium they built and paid for...it's on us...no worries Paul.
PEREGRINE- OPD & RTC programs are not much of a profit center due to labor costs, when compared enormous profit gleaned in the leagues and state cup affairs. But even with that said, this branch of Peregrine would still out perform the most profitable business in the history of mankind by a wide margin.
Now for the kicker all the data and user info for every registered OYSA player aged 5 to 19 60K strong today is given to the Timbers kiddie Camp Director for mass emailings and then the local clubs are given the permission to host these camps on their well maintained fields at no cost or if they must charge Peregrine a nominal fee for upkeep, to promote the game...and Peregrine keeps all the revenue from the camps on the local clubs fields.
Now peregrine can easily afford $5million playes from Argentina off the efforts of oregon's blind and clueless masses. or subsidize a DA or GDA without hesitation or 2nd thought.
STRONGER TOGETHER!
You asked for it---You got it.
Enjoy
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