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Hurst66 #71639 08/21/06 01:55 PM
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CESA U-16's beat the region champs OCSA Ocean Crew 3-2 over the weekend.

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Overall, I'd say a pretty good weekend for the SC girls' teams in R3PL. Some good wins, decent ties, and 2 of the only 3 losses were 1 goal losses.

Still not getting much respect in NC though...
http://nc-soccer.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=11547

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As 1 whose son played at a big NC Club until this year, I can tell you that as a general rule the big time NC Clubs and coaches view SC with a fair bit of disdain. SC is seen as 1 step up from dad coaches.

The best way to handle that.......is to keep developing the CESA's and Bridge's. Whip 'em to shut 'em up. Tho the NC condesending perspective towards SC tends to exist outside of soccer as well.

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Congrats to the SC teams on a great weekend!!!!

We had scrimmages at Wenwood yesterday and there was a girls team from Winston Salem there playing. U15-16 looked like....was that a PL game or merely a scrimmage?

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Keep developing the CESA's and Bridge's....or keep developing CESA & Bridge? How many "super clubs" can SC support in order to be competitve on the regional level before the talent starts to "water down"?


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Congrats to the SC teams on a great weekend!!!!

We had scrimmages at Wenwood yesterday and there was a girls team from Winston Salem there playing. U15-16 looked like....was that a PL game or merely a scrimmage?




The Winston-Salem team you saw would have been the Winston-Salem Lady Twins u17g playing the NASA 08 Elite (f/k/a Atlanta Silverbacks)in a u17G R3PL game. Both these teams are strong teams and will be tough competitors in Region III east division this season. Atlanta Fire United Elite and FC Carolina Alliance (both u17g)were also playing their R3PL games there this weekend.

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>>[Hurst66] How many "super clubs" can SC support in order to be competitve on the regional level before the talent starts to "water down"? <<

IMHO...at least several more if the clubs get serious about promoting and developing youth soccer and start reaching out to all those kids who've never heard of "offside" -- let alone the names of any clubs in South Carolina. And another thing...I think...(pause)

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In three seasons, I watched the current U18G CESA team go from 3-0 loses (and the matches were more lopsided than the scores) v. CASL and G'boro to this most recent weekend—4-0 win over CASL (against whom this team is 2-0-1 over the last 3 meetings) and 1-1 tie with a #6 nationally ranked G'boro. SC soccer CAN improve regionally and in relatively short time. Congrats to this group and let's hope all SC teams can continue to build on our successes.


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