DA and Classic League

Can you sign with a north Texas classic league club team and at the same time be signed with a different DA club team? Thank you for your help in advance.

If you are talking about one of the teams being an actual DA team, then the short answer is NO, because DA prohibits it.

However, even with DA, there are some loopholes, but you would be best served having a detailed conversation with the DA team coach if you are considering that.

If you aren't talking about one of the teams being an actual DA team, then the answer is "depends". There are a bunch of different loopholes, mainly having to do with which leagues/tournaments the different teams play in, and whether or not they are sanctioned by NTSSA/USYSA or US Club.

With the loopholes and the different organizations how many teams can you play on each season and different clubs?

Avenger817 wrote:Can you sign with a north Texas classic league club team and at the same time be signed with a different DA club team? Thank you for your help in advance.

What I understand is the answer is YES.
So if you joined a DA team, you can then go sign to another club’s ECNL or LH team, or whatever (just not the DA or FDL team).
However, you would be breaking the DA’s rule, so you should expect to be “kicked off” the DA team when they find out what you’ve done. I’m not sure what exactly (if any) the repercussions would be, but if you don’t care about being on the DA anymore and want to leave, you can. I really don’t think you could pull off doing both for very long though - and once you sign with another club’s ECNL or LH team, it may be against the rules to be even practicing with the other club’s (DA) team ?

General Question...Can one club (Texans, Solar, Sting etc) have more than one DA team in certain age group if thy have enough quality players for 2 teams?

bigballer07 wrote:General Question...Can one club (Texans, Solar, Sting etc) have more than one DA team in certain age group if thy have enough quality players for 2 teams?

Pretty certain that's a "no". And I'm sure a few clubs / age groups would argue that they could field two competitive DA teams..and they're right...and not only here in NTX

And the lobbying would be intense. And no way to prove team 2 is worthy, except to actually play, which would mean some kind of tryout tournament..... With only one team, it forces each club to send only their best, which in the case of some clubs, still does not prevent a 5-0 loss.