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There's an addition to her blog. I for one am not one bit surprised that Coastal FC and CM claim they didn't know, even when there's no way they couldn't have. A Horrific Canadian Soccer Story: Jack Reddy Statement in Regards to Coastal FC

U18 A Cup Round One: West Van Seed 1 BYE ----------- KLM Santos Richmond United ------------ Langley Seed 4 BC Tigers ------------ BDMS United SGU ------------ VIP Seed 2 VIP ----------- West Coast Metro Vancouver ---------- DCS Seed 3 CCB ---------- FV Selects NV Selects

I'd help you out but I only have U18!

Honestly, U18 Richmond and SDU playing each other first round may be the stupidest thing I've heard of. That makes zero sense, if you know anything about those two teams. They should meet in the final. In A Cup, we were sent the schedule from our team manager, but not sure what the hold up is on...

Having had 2 kids go up through the "rep" system, one girl (out of it for 2 years) and one boy (final season), my advice is, don't try to understand it. The teams that are already established will basically stay the same, as you said, with maybe one or two additions. This is true for most of the...

I've heard this as well, that BCPL in its current format will not be around any longer, that academies will be permitted into leagues, that Metro won't be a separate league. It will all be run together, just different levels. I agree, "finally!". Especially about the academies. It will give...

Looks like the Metro schedule has gone up, although in a different format than I've seen before.

I think that this season, mainly due to the weather and field closures, the results may not be what they would be in a "normal" season. Unusual results are occurring in other leagues/divisions as well....teams are in playoffs that might not be there had all scheduled games been played. For the...

I know nothing but what's in that statement, but it required 75% in favour to pass, which is not that easy to attain. I also wonder if the Metro league would have automatically granted them spots had it gone ahead. Teams were turned down for the current season. But it doesn't matter anyway...

SSAP is closed all weekend. Richmond is still closed as well (no snow, but frozen turf).

My son switched clubs this season (at U17), left a team he'd been with for years. It turned out to be the best decision he could have made. You need to do what's best for him and your family.

It did not get approved, according to this:

Turf

Richmond's snow is gone but fields are flooded.

Richmond Boys just tweeted that 4 District has cancelled all games this weekend. I'm more curious about Metro. Would expect the same (but hopefully postponed, not cancelled).

Is that for real or are you kidding? And if it's real, what would that mean for teams that are scheduled to play you? Would those games have to be played (even though no one else can train?). Enquiring minds want to know!

I believe it's only within their club. Someone would have to check with the registrar.

The way I've always understood it is that you can only permit "up", not "down". This means in both age and level. You also can't permit across (ie, if a club has 2 teams in one MSL age group, they can't share players). Anyone playing would need a permit and id card though, so I'm not sure how...

I don't know how long it's been on the website, but there's a note from the 4D Chair asking for patience because the scheduler passed away recently. I'm sure it's led to mass confusion within the league. Have you voiced your frustrations to the league? Metro and BCPL are all run by different...

sorry, it has to be from District, not club.