Heard at least one United team from the North dropped out of a Maple Blue Division for lack of kids.
Anyone know this is true??
Anyone know this is true??
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Starship North is in trouble. Many teams losing a few players. The soccer parents on the North Shore seem to have figured out the smoke and mirrors. Stars North have a few good teams, but most are a waste of time and money. -
Too many clubs on the north shore. Stars north. Benfica. Tosh farell. Sachems. Vikings. NSU. Aztecs.
too many teams in age groups= watered down talent pool and mediocre competition.Comment
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It is true. Likely because they are disorganized and being run by MK who hasn't earned any friends lately.Comment
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How come MK opened up shop on the north shore and left southern nh?Comment
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The parents in southern NH caught on to him and slowed down sending their kids to MK. He needed to open up a new market. No idea where he will go next. He is a great bridge burner.Comment
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^ "Cosgrove Canned" Redux
Does Aztec have a third sequel on the way?Comment
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^ The usual Stars smoke. Keep dodging the issue and attempting to change the subject. Just part of Stars culture.Comment
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Too bad, he seems like a nice guy. I would have to say that type of business is getting more diluted. There is always somebody claiming they have a better way and less parents buying the product. It must be a tough way to make a living.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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The U12 and U13 teams are great as they are proving. Stars is not going anywhere and will have more kids flocking to tryouts.... MK is loved by all the kids and parents.Comment
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a few North players practicing with ECNL... seems like the North bond is not as strong as some think. But the current team is dominating the opponents. MK will make it work if he can keep those players from leaving...Comment
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And word is the Greater Lowell FC is making a debut in the youth club scene next fall; probably in MAPLE but maybe NEP. They're a very ambitious club saying that they offer professional soccer while the highest they are playing is in the NPSL w/ charging $10 a ticket for admission, or $20 a family for 2 adults and 2 kids. Word is they also have plans to do this on the women's side. They also want build a professional soccer stadium in the area which doesn't make sense unless they start filling their Cawley Stadium to capacity.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Also, Abbey Villa is running a series of free/cheap clinics in the Lowell area as a marketing channel to get interest. Meanwhile, PASA (now Mill City FC) has downsized dramatically in recent years.Comment
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