All I can say is YJ 2016 tryouts had way over 100 kids and the talent pool was awesome!! Very exciting for YJ
How can there be over 100 kids at tryout? The website says if you don't register early that you could be shut-out, only the first 100 kids registered are going to be permitted to try out!
I would say about 120 total at tryout for 2016 , I would bet they end up making 5 teams .The website does say they have a cutoff but my guess is they will take the money .With that many kids trying out the talent pool has to be fairly deep.
Well then they should all make a team, four teams of 27-28 kids should do the trick - there were plenty of teams with rosters that size this past summer, obviously at some point they ran out of numbers and had to start reissuing from #1 - but no worries they were al "elite" players
Calm down with the sarcasm. You have 3 teams at 2018 because that is the only age your club had enough kids show up to make 3 teams. YJ pool of players is very deep ,your 2 nd level team is a joke and not even in the same ballpark as yj 2 nd level team. At the younger ages your top team is close if not equal to YJ top team for now but YJ top teams will continue to be better in the older groups for the near future.The advantage for YJ is that they have many kids who play on 2 level team who will eventually be moved up to replace those players who do not belong on top team while your team does not.
Perhaps if YJ doesn't spend the entire summer ducking tg teams like they did this past summer we will find out, I know nobody wants to play you so you're forced to play against your own teams all the time. Isn't it fun driving to delaware for four games and three of them are against your own club?? PS - Several age groups had 80-90 kids at tryouts, guess what, not all of them are on a roster.
Ask your coaches if they have ever been asked to play/scrimmage any YJ teams, then ask them if the accepted the challenge.
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