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I'd love for someone to explain why CESA-Columbia is necessary? In other words, what gap in youth soccer is it supposedly filling?




What gap is CESA-Columbia filling? Good question. hhhmmmm ooohhh I don't know...perhaps QUALITY COACHING AND TRAINING??? Surely that's a gap needing to be filled up in Columbia. Now when it comes to gaps in "billboard & website marketing" in Columbia, I think that gap has been covered



Dear Steve
It looks as if that "quality coaching and training" gap has already been filled here in Columbia--at CUFC. Let's take today for example with the U14 Boys State Cup Semis. CUFC 2 BFA 0. A well played game on both sides between two evenly matched teams but CUFC played very well and prevailed. Bridge with a good team that played hard to the whistle--a classy group of kids and parents. Good luck to CUFC tomorrow against CESA. This is another CUFC team playing premier for next year. Tryouts for this age group will be held next week so all interested U15(for next year) boys should be at BB&T fields on Monday night.

Oh and Stevie--one other thing, I think those Spring Valley Boys who just won State and just so happened to beat Stratford on the way to the championship recieved this same "hhhmmm oohhh I don't know--quality coaching and training" at CUFC (and NECSA prior to the merger). These kids must have been "sneaking" over to CESA-Columbia for those "open training sessions" to get those skills.