Wed 28 May, 2008 10:32 pm - I like their jerseys though -- sort of an island theme.
I think once the kids hit HS age a good many stop playing club in favor of other HS sports or activities.
If she had some interest you... (view)
Wed 28 May, 2008 11:33 am - Walter:
As you probably know, the youth soccer system in the US is obviously very different than in Europe primarily because there are no true academies in the US. The professional teams simply... (view)
Tue 27 May, 2008 08:01 am - Any of the kids playing (well probably mostly watching) varsity in the district games. That is always a good experience. (view)
Tue 20 May, 2008 03:57 pm - Your issues are simply age and maturity levels of the kids and your husband. If I recall, your child is 7, and as others have noted that is pretty young for a baseball type experience. I love... (view)
Tue 20 May, 2008 03:32 pm - Little late I know, but I thought I would claify that ncaa softball rules (and in fact ncca baseball and mlb baseball rules) allow for a substitute runner to be inserted if a player who hits an out... (view)
Tue 20 May, 2008 01:57 pm - Again, I think you need to know about the real situation. I don't buy the stated excuse about boys treating girls differently. Yes, I know that is true initially, but boys eventually get... (view)
Tue 20 May, 2008 12:57 pm - cjhsa:
As I am sure you know, HS sports exist to provide opportunities for kids to play with their friends and build connections to their school which, in turn, helps improve kids' academic... (view)
Tue 20 May, 2008 11:22 am - To me it depends on the level of play in the league. I have a 13 year old very athletic daughter so I certainly approve of girls playing on boys teams -- provide the level of competition is... (view)
