For the record the U14 was 0-6 with only 3 goals scored. Two games were canceled due to rain CUSC and CESA 95 both with winning records.
I believe the 2 wins for the U13 team were against the struggling DISA team.
So, were either of these teams competitive at the challenge level. I would have to say no.
I wish the best of luck in the Spring to the 2 Low Country girl's U14 Challenge teams.
Divided We All Fail!
It's obvious from your posts that you are quite unhappy with your daughter's team performance and even more upset with the path MPSC has chosen to take for combining these age groups. Anyone interested in looking at this fall's league results can see that the now disbanded 95 Elite team, U14 team and the U13B team did not have "winning" seasons.
It appears that any argument given on why this recent decision might lead to some success for the two teams will be shot down by you. Is success measured only by a team's season(s)? How do you differentiate success between a team as a whole and an individual player? How do you meet the needs of each individual player as well as the needs of the team as a whole? These are not questions that can be answered with a one-sentence response (my opinion). Do you feel there is a magical solution that is being grossly overlooked by the powers that be? If so, would that magical solution be of benefit to only your daughter or all of the girls affected by the combination? From another thread, it's also apparent that you are unhappy with ODP and how that has been handled within the state as well. Are their ANY positives you can attribute to your daughter's recent soccer experience? Does your daughter feel the same way you do? Food for thought.
