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Randall Eads, Justin Keys, and Rudi Hellberger are definitely 3 major factors for Fort this year. Rudi gets better and better each season, and with the talent of Justin and Randall the Fort can dominate.

This particular freshman class (90/91 club age) has a significant amount of talent. Looking solely at the 90 Bridge teams here's a list of players, that are having an impact at the varsity level. I'm pretty certain there are others, but I don't know their particular HS situations.

Brandon Chambers, West Ashley
Randall Eads, Fort D
Rhyne Garrity, Waccamaw
Justin Keys, Fort D
Geordi Khoury, BE
Ralphie Lundy, Wando
Porter Massey, JI
Preston Meyers, Lincoln
Robbie Owens, West Ashley
Eric Rastogi, BE
Malcom Reed, Pinewood
Dan Riley, South Aiken
Ausin Savage, Stratford
Joseph Sweet, Pinewood
Brandon Tyner, BE
Justin Barlotta, Summerville
Travis Farnham, Academic Magnet
Trey Hilton, West Ashley
Trey Riedmayer, Pinewood
Shane Robinson, West Ashley
Daniel Scheeler, West Ashley

Go Bridge FA - does seem like the boys are impacting the varsity level.

No disrespect to Bear or bridge, but Onthefield, I am willing to bet that any freshman or sophomore that has played challenge or higher has an impact on the team.

To name a few:
Autenzio at Dorman, Camilo at Hillcrest, Cates at DF, Jugal at Irmo, Sean Flynn at SV, Caliison at Lexington.

I am sure that if each challenge team posted their roster for U15 and up you will recognize names in their respective HS squads making an impact.

futbol,

No disrespect taken. This thread has gone all over the place. Many of the players on this list have already been mentioned, my only intent was to highlight the entire list of players.

I would agree that underclassmen that have played at the challenge level impacts their respective teams. I will say that in some areas, there are some very good players playing JV simply because there isn't room on the varsity roster with upper classmen.

I intentionally limited my list to those in the U15 age group, playing at the varsity level. This list, as well as several of the other players singled out, is a testament to the depth of this particular age group, which was evident during state cup play. Additionally, what I find really interesting is that some of the players play different positions for the HS teams than their club teams. I think that produces more rounded players.

And I also agree that Challenge team rosters for U15 and up all have recognizable HS players. But I think you'd have to agree that 21 or more players from a single age group (U15) is pretty impressive for this group of Bridge FA underclassmen.

It is impressive to the extent that they are all quality players. But I have to say that I would have expected them to be involved.

I agree that there are many who are playing JV only because of space or playing position.

It is also very good to see them play in other positions as this will most definetely make them better.

My only point was to say that other club teams have fared just as well this year and last year.

I have played with some of these players on the ODP level and it is outrageous that "BEAR" has listed some of the players. Eric Rastogi? Geordie Khoury? Rhyne Garrity? Porter Massey? To say that these players are not any good would be an under statement. I can't believe they are listed as some of the good rising "stars". If being on the "B" team of south carolina's ODP team makes u good then u are missing many players who should be listed. I have 1 question, Why is Eric Rastogi on your list?

taylor wyndham....he has like 4-5 goals for our team and he just recently picked up soccer again. im surprised at the level he plays. only a sophomore

TheGreat - do you still play ODP and if so what age group.

Futbol, I believe we are pretty much in total agreement on this subject.