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B Daddy/Hurst 66:
In your opinion, how many girls are able to take a free kick or PK with either foot?
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Who are the best forwards in girls SC club soccer U-15 - U-18? and have any of the older players committed to a top D-1 school.
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2,567 Only 518 from Region III. 211 from Texas. 119 from Florida. 88 from Georgia. 37 from North Carolina. 35 from Oklahoma. 14 from Tennessee. 6 from South Carolina. 4 from Alabama. 2 from Arkansas. 1 from Mississippi. 1 from Louisianna. 
Kids play sports because they find it fun. Eliminate the fun and soon you eliminate the kid.
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Only 6 from South Carolina, shocking.
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Don't misunderstand me, I agree that HS stats aren't the same. My argument is that a pretty darn good team could be made from FM and Clover kids that "defect" to NC. Not that they would be premier league level, but I know that at least one Charlotte team won the USA Cup in Minn. at a U 14 level. Very good tournament. I would assume that those kids would play well if they came back to SC and added a few others. I agree that HS can be inflated.
This is probably the Koalas......'91 girls. They actually won USA Cup at U13...went back at U14 and did well, but didn't win that year. The bulk of the girls are still together....playing in NC. With 1 exception (Alex at CESA) they are all playing in NC. And yeah....if they all came together you'd have 16-20 very talented girls.
But.....there is no magical vehicle to pull them all together to play in SC. Club structure isn't there, kids have settled in with existing teams, etc.
But I'd say this....if you got these girls together on one team with a quality coach......they would win SC State Cup, hands down.
big daddy alex never did play with the koalas.
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True, Alex never played for the Koalas.
I think Daddy's point was just that Alex is a York County resident.
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sweet,
I didn't mean to be a smart @$$.....I just wasn't sure what your point was.
Glad I helped you make it. My daughter plays forward and I'm all over her about her left foot (the "ornament").
Right on!
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sweet,
I didn't mean to be a smart @$$.....I just wasn't sure what your point was.
Glad I helped you make it. My daughter plays forward and I'm all over her about her left foot (the "ornament").
Right on!
smart @$$
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True, Alex never played for the Koalas.
I think Daddy's point was just that Alex is a York County resident.
Yeah, exactly. I re-read what I had written after posting and thought, hmmm.....that reads different than I intended.
Alex from CESA and Taylor and Rachel from CSC Blue never played with the Koalas (Taylor guest played as a U9 or 10).
Add them to the other YC girls who are or were Koalas and you have a pretty good team. Sorry for the misdirection.
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B Daddy/Hurst 66:
In your opinion, how many girls are able to take a free kick or PK with either foot?
Not as many as the boys.
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