Player fees - 05/26/08 01:53 PM
How much do clubs charge for players to play there? If you want to PM with the amount that is fine. I was just wondering what the average club player pays. Thanks.
Re: Player fees - 05/26/08 08:01 PM
We played for LCSC and paid $600.00 plus $100 uniform fee. Due to coaching assignment, we are currently looking at CESA-Columbia (U-13G) and their cost is $1217.50 (I think it includes the uniform and bag). We have been asked to tryout for Congaree Rapids, but I didn't check out their fees. If you surf the web, I think most of the sites have it posted.
Re: Player fees - 05/26/08 10:55 PM
Columbia United has the following posted for their fees...
http://www.columbiaunitedfc.com/docs/Select_Soccer/Tryouts/2008-09%20Select%20Fees.pdf
http://www.columbiaunitedfc.com/docs/Select_Soccer/Tryouts/2008-09%20Select%20Fees.pdf
Re: Player fees - 05/27/08 02:18 AM
Re: Player fees - 05/27/08 11:38 AM
Lower Lexington $150 total
and two out of the five teams made it to the finals of the state cup
U-12 lost to Summerville 1-0 in the challenge division
U-15 lost to CUFC 1-0 in pk's
and two out of the five teams made it to the finals of the state cup
U-12 lost to Summerville 1-0 in the challenge division
U-15 lost to CUFC 1-0 in pk's
Re: Player fees - 05/27/08 12:25 PM
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Lower Lexington $150 total
and two out of the five teams made it to the finals of the state cup
U-12 lost to Summerville 1-0 in the challenge division
U-15 lost to CUFC 1-0 in pk's
I'm a fan of Lower Lexington and the opportunities it's providing in a rural area (Swansea); but I'm confused. Lower Lexington was in the finals of the state challenge cup?
Re: Player fees - 05/27/08 01:43 PM
Classic...Challenge isn't the only State Cup, y'know! 
Re: Player fees - 05/27/08 02:00 PM
I think it was the article "the" in "the state cup" and the term "challenge division" that confused me. Thanks.
At the same time, I might humbly and respectfully suggest that all clubs might consider carefully distinguishing this themselves. You don't want a parent who has already paid the bill learning half-way through the season that the "state cup" that LLSC was talking about is a different "state cup" than CUFC was talking about.
At the same time, I might humbly and respectfully suggest that all clubs might consider carefully distinguishing this themselves. You don't want a parent who has already paid the bill learning half-way through the season that the "state cup" that LLSC was talking about is a different "state cup" than CUFC was talking about.
Re: Player fees - 05/27/08 02:18 PM
T'would be useful, yes. Folks do tend to assume.
Re: Player fees - 05/27/08 02:28 PM
The official title is Publix Presidents Medal Cup. In the U15 girls championship game, it was Columbia United 92 Palmetto 1-0 (4-2 PKs) Lower Lexington Lightning. The winners of the SCYSA Presidents Medal Cup will represent SC in the Presidents Cup Regionals, June 12-15, 2008, in Columbus, GA. Check it out here.
Re: Player fees - 05/27/08 03:05 PM
Good clarification coach "Paul" and by the way I ran into an old friend of yours from North Augusta. Very nice lady. However, her name escapes me.
Re: Player fees - 05/27/08 04:34 PM
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I think it was the article "the" in "the state cup" and the term "challenge division" that confused me. Thanks.
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