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oldbat-never1,000+ posts

Bottom line:

Parents do your research first. Determine your son's needs, your son's goals, what your family can commit to because without family support a good situation can turn bad...........and ask current players about the team.

Look deeper than bells and whistles, look at turnover rate in the younger levels (11-14), if it is an organization that has teams in most ages. Don't focus on turnover at 17 and 18 you can't gauge turnover at that point due to graduation and just plain old burnout....

And if you are happy, your son is happy and you are getting what you want from a team then that is all that matters,,,,,,,,,

6/22/0511:04 AM

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