Thank you HappyDaddy for that explanation. I love high school soccer and what it stands for but understand that it isn't the best competition. Wando has won our region 10 years in a row and could continue to win it for the next 10 years (it helps they have twice the student body as us but that is a different story for a different day).
Developing players is great but when does winning become important? Don't players need to learn how to win? You can't tell me that Wando kids didn't benefit more from winning 20+ they did versus playing in an academy league in which they have a .500 or losing record. "You play to win the game" Herman Edwards. Sorry, I couldn't resist.
How much does the average kid pay to play in SCUtd FC Development Academy?
