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Boys,,,, but I guess both for curiosity sake!

Their 99 Girls and 03 Girls were R3 Premier last year. The 99s have graduated and the 03s were relegated back down to Challenge after state cup. All the other girls teams I believe are PMSL (classic)with exception of the 01/00 team as previously mentioned moving up from PMSL to Challenge.

I wasn’t sure if they got to carry their spots with them since it was a new club

Here is the full list. The CBSC takes over the spots given to SSC.

https://usy345.americaneagle.com/assets/962/15/SCSCL%20F2018%20(SCYS)%20Application%201.pdf

Good stuff,,, thanks coach

Thanks for sharing coach. This is disappointing though for the girls side. So outside of MP, there are no other regional premier or NPL teams at all at any other local club for 05s through 00s. SCUFC held their ecnl tryouts this weekend and had roughly 60-80 per age group easily with many of those kids traveling from here. Local girls need more than one club offering premier and ecnl. The talent is here but unfortunately they could get passed over because colleges aren’t recruiting out of challenge or classic. Having a great coach is half the battle, the other piece is playing at a high level of play.

Is there any update on whether CBSC or CUSC will be joining the Carolinas Premier League?

I have not heard. I am not sure they are accepting any new clubs this season (I believe a deadline passed). Otherwise, I am sure Charleston United would enter it.

SCYSA put out a statement:

https://usy345.americaneagle.com/assets/962/15/Coastal%20League%20Announcement.pdf

One of the unknowns is whether the clubs in the Carolinas Premier League will have all of their teams participate or only certain ones.

I haven't heard anything and league website doesn't show either club

Carolinas Premier League


I'd suggest supporting more than one league and/or affiliation might be challenging to schedule and logistically tricky. Not impossible but would add layers of administrative and registration difficulties.

I would also question a plan that would mean as many, or more games for 7-8 year olds as EPL in a year. I'd guess most clubs will be all or nothing

I wasn’t sure what the pclubs would do. I think SCYSA is hoping that club ‘b’ and ‘c’ teams would stay Coastal and ‘A’ teams would go up. At least that is how I read their statement. I do not know ifit is practical though.