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dbsandis:
If that's the case, what does that say about the quality of HS soccer? anybody? anybody?



Maybe that you can't make blanket statements about the "quality of HS soccer"...it can vary greatly from school to school, region to region, coach to coach, etc.--dozens of variables can affect the "quality" of an individual program. and the top team in almost any given region can usually find some team(s) to rack up goals on if they want to.

Also, define "quality." Are you referring to the ability to put scores and wins on the board, the opportunity to collect top players and put them on the same field, the ability to train and develop athletes into better players than they were before, the ability to provide entertaining and fulfilling competition for the athletes, or some combination of the above? Curious how "quality" is defined..

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