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#149472 05/14/11 03:03 AM
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how does an underaged gsa u13 team dominate r3p u14?
28 goals to 3 after 11 games, goal diff is up by 16 over the 2nd place team, very strange. steroid testing might be in order... i jest, hats off to those girls, but i still don't get how they did it.

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Are they underaged? Georgia lists teams as a year younger than SC/NC- more like ODP. That team is quality- the best I saw in region III

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they are listed as 97?
& no sh1t, they are good, which is my point

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A GA 97 is the same as a SC 96.

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Yep. Georgia does their age groups differently from other states. It would be nice for everyone to be the same.

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thanks, that solves it.

doesn't north carolina call classic, challenge & challenge, classic?

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Yes, North Carolina and SC is as follows:

NC - Classic I = SC - Challenge
NC - Classic II = SC - Classic I
NC - Challenge = SC - Classic II

However, once players reach U-14-U-15 there is very little opportunities for Challenge soccer in NC.


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