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Post by G$ on Sept 12, 2021 11:07:30 GMT -5
In the past USAV always LOCKED rosters though SVCA after a team qualified. SCVA enforced "no transfer" policies to try to ensure limited switching.
With the change to many clubs participating in AAU, do you think there is risk of SUPERTEAMS forming?
Unless there is a mechanism to change this, it is possible there will be more of this.
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Post by yorktowne12 on Sept 12, 2021 15:25:00 GMT -5
Yes it could. But for younger players I doubt it. Because clubs would not take you back the following year. So seniors maybe but I don’t see many doing it. Because that tells the younger players in your club hey you can be replaced next year.
Bad way to lose a lot of athletes
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Post by wilbur on Sept 12, 2021 22:44:39 GMT -5
technically I suppose so but the SSC that the southern cali clubs are forming has there own version of the no transfer contract they are asking players to sign. maybe a team could form at the end of the year and play bit they couldn't play before that at any of the socal tourneys so I don't see it happening. Maybe there will be some disgruntled 18s players a few weeks before AAU nationals that break off and make their own team but I don't think that will be any sort of super team.
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Post by coachdirector13 on Sept 13, 2021 7:41:13 GMT -5
AAU does not have a region system like USAV but it does have memberships that locks you into clubs. Super teams already happen. Vanguard 18-1s recruit kids all over the midwest and sometimes further and they still cannot win a national championship. C2 out of Nashville recruits kids from the beach circuit as far north as Connecticut.
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Post by kwkfl on Sept 13, 2021 10:03:48 GMT -5
AAU does not have a region system like USAV but it does have memberships that locks you into clubs. Super teams already happen. Vanguard 18-1s recruit kids all over the midwest and sometimes further and they still cannot win a national championship. C2 out of Nashville recruits kids from the beach circuit as far north as Connecticut. if they have players from other regions can they even play AAU? I thought you can’t play in AAU if you have players from other regions. |
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Post by coachdirector13 on Sept 13, 2021 11:35:13 GMT -5
AAU does not have a region system like USAV but it does have memberships that locks you into clubs. Super teams already happen. Vanguard 18-1s recruit kids all over the midwest and sometimes further and they still cannot win a national championship. C2 out of Nashville recruits kids from the beach circuit as far north as Connecticut. if they have players from other regions can they even play AAU? I thought you can’t play in AAU if you have players from other regions. Munciana has girls teams with athletes from multiple different states. |
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Post by kwkfl on Sept 13, 2021 12:02:13 GMT -5
if they have players from other regions can they even play AAU? I thought you can’t play in AAU if you have players from other regions. Munciana has girls teams with athletes from multiple different states. and do they attend AAU events? |
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Post by yorktowne12 on Sept 13, 2021 13:28:35 GMT -5
I talked to AAU Today. If the state adjoins to the other state they can play. So Pa actually cant have athletes from NEW York, DE, MD, Jersey etc.
Per their by laws and reading the manual too this is correct.
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Post by gocougs on Sept 13, 2021 19:02:57 GMT -5
I talked to AAU Today. If the state adjoins to the other state they can play. So Pa actually cant have athletes from NEW York, DE, MD, Jersey etc. Per their by laws and reading the manual too this is correct. It's by regions, not states. Some states have 4 regions. Some regions have multiple states... you can play for a team in you own region or one adjacent to yours. In team events, the max is 3 from adjoining districts. Map is in the 2021 AAU Volleyball Handbook Regulations. |
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Post by yorktowne12 on Sept 13, 2021 19:42:58 GMT -5
The reason I said states is because its pretty much aligned like that. The AAU guy read it right to me when we had it up. The word was DISTRICTS nothing about regions. And under each district in the handbook it tells you what other districts you can pull players from that may want to play for your club.
who knows were good lol. But some others may want to check in on that.
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Post by jackson5vb on Sept 13, 2021 23:13:21 GMT -5
Do players need a waiver from their former club to go play with another club just for 1 tournament in AAU?
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Post by GrowingTheGame14 on Aug 14, 2024 20:00:50 GMT -5
Crazy how this thread was predicted….
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Post by fromtheoutsidein on Sept 3, 2024 13:21:35 GMT -5
You guy's are all over the place. AAU has done a terrible job enforcing and creating this issue. B to B is only part of the problem. Kids from Colorado, Wisconsin, leaving their clubs and trying to win a Championship. There should be "no way" players should be shuffling through the system. Moving club to club in California is one thing but this has gone way to far with a handful of clubs that just "Buck" the system all over the country. I am really interested to understand who AAU is trying to make happy? Parents, Directors, AAU, Coaches? For sure it is not the above average clubs working hard to compete at the "Top Level".
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Post by coy on Sept 3, 2024 15:57:45 GMT -5
Social media influencers.
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Post by babybacksets on Sept 3, 2024 16:31:37 GMT -5
If the clubs and coaching within a players region are poor, then why wouldn’t athletes be able to seek other opportunities? If more coaches, especially on the guys side, were actively doing more to improve as coaches and in turn create a better club atmosphere where athletes feel like they have a shot at competing at a very high level, then all this wouldn’t be an issue.
Like you guys are literally just saying that these kids should suck it up and play for teams they aren’t happy with.
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