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Keep an eye on the CESA website for an update later today......

My understanding is that an announcement will be made that starting this August.....CESA will begin offering training for Low Country players desiring to play at the highest level.

2006-7 brought CESA training to Columbia, Rock Hill and Asheville. In 2007-8 CESA will be adding Charleston to that mix.

Here is the post. I guess the options for those in the lowcountry just got a little better. I wonder how this will impact the current dispute between BFA and MT. Pleasant? Will they circle the wagons and bury their prior issues?



CESA To Offer Training In Charleston Beginning Fall 2007
Published on May 17, 2007


Carolina Elite Soccer Academy (CESA) is pleased to announce that they will offer training in the Charleston area beginning in the fall of 2007. More details regarding this announcement will follow in the near future.

I'll be very interested in seeing how this affects the current clubs and how the training is implemented in town with regards to staffing and facilities etc. I know the local select try-outs are mostly over minus the U14/U15 trials, so it'll be interesting to see how its handled.

I can't wait to see where this training will take place.

Maybe this will bring the lowcountry together!!! It worked for the Columbia area... Come on CESA!!! I am curious as to who is going to do the training..someone local I would guess

I am also very curious which fields they are planning on using.

The force is stong in Charleston. Here I thought it was the upcoming State Cup games but no it is the "Evil Empire".

I am your father Luke. Cross over to the dark side.

Finally!!!

But really,
I don't see it impacting BFA or Mt Pleasant too much. Those who left or are trying to leave have already made that decision by now anyways.

And I don't see it eliminating the one day during the week drive to Greenville, to practice with the team, for cohesion.

But it does give some consistency in training, and will hopefully eliminate getting chased off the fields all the time.