One other comment in all of this. I know that you have invested time and resources into helping youth soccer in South Carolina with the SCYSA. You are absolutely to be commended for this; most people only care about their child and don't step forward to help in the broader sense.
When you think of the points I raise and the questions I ask as "personal", consider the following...
CESA-Columbia appears to be allied quite tightly with SOAR -- which represents 600+ kids who are not registered by the SCYSA. Have you considered what a leader at CESA-Columbia might think reading what you've written in this thread? Do you perceive that you've increased or decreased the chances of CESA-Columbia ever attempting to use its influence to get those kids into the SCYSA?
