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Any team from any club could decide to do the same. If all the parents/kids on any CUFC, Lexington, or CRSC team wanted to leave their current club and play at a different club they could and should do that. That's exactly what happened at CSC/CUFC and why Cesa-Columbia ever got started. If other teams/players are dissatisfied with the goings on at their present club they are capable of doing the same. Not many clubs will turn down a successful ready-made team with good players and excellent chemistry.




You are correct. But one team or parent leaving for another club in entirely different then an entire club leaving for another club. CESA managers will have put a lot of time and money into CESA-Columbia by the time it finally gets past the one or two teams. And lets just say, that CESA-Columbia does very well, 16 teams, and starts competing very hard against CESA at the state tournament level, but just can't seem to make that last step in beating CESA in the state cup because Columbia is now very fractured again. The CESA-Columbia board(Parents) decide that they want their kids competing for the state cup, with region play and the only way they see to do it is to merge with CUFC, they are only a few miles from each other and going after the same pool of players. The entire club, all 16 teams could merge with CUFC and there is nothing CESA could do about it. This is a very big difference, especially if CESA seeded CESA-Columbia with a lot of money in order to grow the program, purchase fields and add lights. Then all that goes to CUFC during the merger. Teams and single parents do not own assets. The club does and anything CESA gives to CESA-Columbia in assets is the sole property of CESA-Columbia.

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As to you other post about the CESA-Columbia coaches, there have been at least three other coaches involved in training at CESA-Columbia, not just the two you mentioned. I'll leave it to you to find out who they are. They are not all listed on the team's website as some other things have not been updated (such as the team winning the CESA Spring Challenge in Greenville without giving up a goal).



I guess I stand corrected. I can only go by the info that is published. I did go to their web site and get the info directly from their site. Maybe you can enlighten us on who these extra coaches are, unless they are like being a super secret friend that no one can know about.

Here I go again!