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Congrats to all those Nor cal girls and clubs who have committed to play at the next level.
12 Mustangs
11 Rage
10 San Juan
7 Placer
5 West Coast
4 MVLA
3 SRU
1 Sporting
1 Lamorinda
1 Bay Oaks
1 Ajax
1 Davis
1 Santa Cruz
Any more?
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February 05th, 2013 14:45 GMT |
 
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Break down of D1, D2, D3 and JC? I noticed several of the clubs are now posting 'commitments' to JC colleges as well.
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| 20sDad |
February 05th, 2013 15:42 GMT |
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And your point is what?
You'd think a coach like yourself would have a little more appreciation for all levels of play.
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This message was edited by eastbaysoccer on February 05th, 2013 15:58 GMT
I think the point is certain clubs develop or attract kids that want to play soccer at the next level. Would be interesting to know how many of these kids started at their respective clubs.
I looked at the Mustang list and all are D1 to big name programs.
Rage breakdown is:
3 UC San Diego ( D2 but I think they typically make the NCAA finals D2)
1 UC Irvine
1 CAL
1 Princeton
2 Fresno State
1 Marquette
1 Southeast Louiseanna (D1 Southland Conference)
1 Oregon
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| 20sDad |
February 05th, 2013 15:59 GMT |
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To answer the original question, SRU is as follows:
United States Air Force Academy
Sonoma State University
UC San Diego
Humbolt State University
Azusa Pacific University
UC San Diego
Sonoma State University
Chico State
Cal State Stanislaus
University of San Francisco
University of San Francisco
Arizona State
Chico State
Sacramento State
UC San Diego
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| Porthos |
February 05th, 2013 16:22 GMT |
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Are these commitments for both boys and girls? It would be interesting to see that breakdown. Is there a listing somewhere aside from the individual club websites?
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| mtnlady |
February 05th, 2013 17:00 GMT |
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This message was edited by mtnlady on February 05th, 2013 17:11 GMT
Quoted from: 20sDad, February 05th, 2013 15:42 GMTAnd your point is what?
You'd think a coach like yourself would have a little more appreciation for all levels of play.
The point being that signing for a D1 college is quite different than signing for a JC. Heck I'm not even sure you 'sign' for a JC? As for appreciation of our local JC programs I love them. A third of our older Select team went to go play for three of the JCs in our area (another received a partial D2 scholarship). The rest of our players elected to focus on academics and went to D1 schools (Berkeley, UCLA, UOP, Pepperdine, Sac, Chico, Long Beach, Santa Barbara and one was accepted to Harvard but couldn't accept due to $$$), most on a slew of academic, not athletic scholarships (one full ride academic to Long Beach, 2 40k academic scholarships UOP/Pepperdine, several more smaller 10k scholarships). Needless to say I'm very, very proud of those girls!
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| 20sDad |
February 05th, 2013 17:17 GMT |
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This message was edited by 20sDad on February 05th, 2013 17:18 GMT
Quoted from: mtnlady, February 05th, 2013 17:00 GMTQuoted from: 20sDad, February 05th, 2013 15:42 GMTAnd your point is what?
You'd think a coach like yourself would have a little more appreciation for all levels of play.
The point being that signing for a D1 college is quite different than signing for a JC. Heck I'm not even sure you 'sign' for a JC? As for appreciation of our local JC programs I love them. A third of our older Select team went to go play for three of the JCs in our area (another received a partial D2 scholarship). The rest of our players elected to focus on academics and went to D1 schools (Berkeley, UCLA, UOP, Pepperdine, Sac, Chico, Long Beach, Santa Barbara and one was accepted to Harvard but couldn't accept due to $$$), most on a slew of academic, not athletic scholarships (one full ride academic to Long Beach, 2 40k academic scholarships UOP/Pepperdine, several more smaller 10k scholarships). Needless to say I'm very, very proud of those girls!
Try looking at it through the perspective of the players. It’s an announcement to recognize the accomplishments of these players and playing collegiate sports – at any level – is a pretty cool thing.
Think about how unfair it would be to only acknowledge players that went to top D1 schools on full rides.
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