U-18 Indoor Soccer Season

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U-18 Indoor Soccer Season

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Or lack of!!!! Only one team for U-18 signed up for the upcoming season at Pro Care (in Bedford, Near Wal-Mart). I was looking forward to coaching :( .

Well maybe another place and another time.
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Its really easy to win when you are the only team in your age group. But maybe some other time
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no...it's not easy to win...can't win if you don't play...they dont' have a U-19 league now because no one signed up other than one ridge team
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This past spring session there were only three girls teams for both U17 and U19, 2 from Berlin and 1 from Bedford. The one U17 team didn't win a game all season against my team and the Bedford team, but still was "first" in their division.
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well...from what i hear there is only one u-17 team and no u-19 teams(would have been only one)...because it's probably a bad ideam having u-19 teams playing u-14 teams. i hear there's about 5-7 u-14 teams
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when was the deadline for signups there? i heard a few people are playing in the all mens league. more teams there or something. I might hafta get myself on a team at some point, just got find a team that still needs a scrub.
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Check the indoor leagues at the Summit. The competition is better than at Pro-Care even though the drive is longer. Last year, Altoona, Hollidaysburg, Huntingdon, Richland, and Northern Bedford had teams and players in the U-19 league and U-16 league there. I really believe one of the reasons for the success of these programs is the indoor leagues at the Summit. It is too late to get into the November-December league, but they also run one from January-March and that one tends to get more teams.
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i played at the summit a few years ago but from what i rememebr i stopped playing there because it cost more for a team (or it did at the time i believe). besides, i dont feel like drivin to altoona that often. im lazy.
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Last year, it cost $200 to put a team in at the Summit. At those prices, they should be able to put in a decent indoor field.
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I hear you on that. The Summit's floor eats knees. I had to start the "Please donate your skin because the indoor floor ate mine" foundation.
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