Yellow Card

Aces start the season with a big home win!!! 10:29 Goal- Ian McGrath 20:34 Goal- Caleb Williams 37:27 Goal- Adam Snow 41:06 Goal- Zach Blades 41:28 Goal- Adam Snow 44:49 Goal- Adam Snow 70:23 Goal- Luis Rojas 72:25 Goal- Sam Bonano 73:29 Goal- Ben Weber

I'm thinking a nice Target Forward.

KHA

Not sure, the 2018 class currently has a total of four.

#fullycommitted

I believe you are correct. I am not sure if he was eligible to play on their U19 squad but it is possible that he benefited more from playing PDL rather than club.

If he had not done so, he would not be playing HS this season, he "aged out".

Great choice Adam, the Bruins are getting a good one!

When you are calculating stats, a goal is worth 2 points, assists are worth 1.

This is the first time I have seen non-NKY teams as participants.

The Ohio dead period is done a little differently than what is done in KY. I believe the only “No Contact Period” (Dead Period) for soccer is 28 days after the last contest.

I think you misinterpreted what @Goal15 is saying.... since there are rules in place for football and soccer... the scenario being discussed is what does not apply to soccer.

This^^^

Year after year, this seems to be a common theme with a lot of teams.

I am not OK with a Middle School kid playing for a HS that they do not plan on attending the following year, this just doesn't not seem right to me. Maybe the academia world actually has it figured out... - Many schools offer HS level classes to 7th and 8th graders. - Most schools allow HS students to take college level classes. - There is also the possibility of skipping MS all together.

In my opinion, this is a perfect example of why a younger player should not have to wait his turn. He definitely performed well enough as an 8th grader to warrant a spot on the Varsity team. I would also argue that being able to play Varsity for 5 seasons helped his overall development much more than if he would have been made to play on a middle school team as an 8th grader.

How can this be true!?!?!?!? He must live there, he frequents the Skyline.

If this is true, I received some bad info about where he played his 8th grade year. I take it that you feel he should have been playing on the 8th grade team at Villa that year, possibly the Freshman team if they needed middle school kids to make a team.

Were these your same thoughts when CVH first suited up for Cov Cath?

If a kid is younger than most and good enough to play... why does he need to wait his turn?

When I saw Cooper at BG games, they moved the ball around pretty well and were consistently playing out of the back. I felt they struggled to get into the final third and gave up the ball to easily when they tried to push forward.

I always find it interesting that the Freshman you could see playing against Seniors this year in a Varsity match are those same players that could not compete against each other last season, as 8th graders and Juniors, in a JV match.

Is the bolded an actual rule, or just your understanding? If it is actually a rule than it would apply to both team A and B.

I just skimmed through the thread so I am not sure if anyone has mentioned this.... The rule does not allow for any Juniors (for either team) to be on the field when there are middle school players participating.