looking in wrote:Canocorn, yes they are second year 16s! But, by age they will still be able to stay at 16 another year if they want!! Troy's girls are all(but one) 93 bdays, same as a couple of the other teams mentioned! they "all" played one year of 14u and jumped! so they could stay down if they wanted! The b-day is what determines what age you cant how many years the teams has been in said age group!!......Jesus Christ!
Jesus Christ! as you know by now when they are in high school regardless of "registered age" they need to play with their "class". Troy's girls are Soph's, thus that is 2nd year 16u, thus the reason why they have played 16u for two years. He will move up next year to 18u, trust me. A 93 b-day does not mean anything at 16u or 18. Why would you have a team full of juniors playing 16u. What would that prove, would that make them better, unless you were trophy hunting. That is why Freshman that play 14u are behind the 8-ball when compared to a classmate that is also a freshman that played 16u. Which one is better prepared? Jesus Christ! And I will say it again, all the teams I mentioned that are moving to 18u next year, would beat everyone of the 18u's this year, with the exception of Xtreme91, Dreams Gold, and they probably would split 50/50 with Team Indiana Gold. Don't get so hung up on birthdates at 16/18u.
Also, I am sure that Boston College would not like to see their future SS playing 16u as a Junior.
I think that your dd might be on Troy's team, and you don't want to move up next year with your 16u eligible Junior.