Hockey, soccer, volleyball -- the list goes on.
Sports that require hotels?
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Brag, 10u niece won big swimming event. Brother, wife and family traveled a long way to get her there. It is not just SB.
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(Her races are on ytube.
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- Aug 30, 2020
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wrestling, boxing
As usual I don't follow instructions, but I would like to make this point. DD's college's Chess team has a bigger budget than the softball team and they are Internationally recognized. Also the Esports team travels, wins $$$ and offers college scholarships meanwhile the softball team offers no money! We picked the wrong activity!
Are young ladies allowed to play chess?
Are they allowed? Sure! Do they? I don't know.
Countries respresented on this team https://chess.utdallas.edu/chess-team/
Pretty impressive video
- US
- Peru
- Canada
- Moldova
- Columbia
- Israel
- Spain
- Bulgaria
- India
- Paraguay
Not 1 girl was in video.
Have you seen the Queen's Gambit? The Chess World is dominated by the boys.
Because the start time of games is so random, softball teams need to stay relatively close to the field. There tends to be a concentration of teams at a few hotels close to the softball fields.
With basketball, the start times are rarely even a few minutes off. So, the TD publishes a list of start times, and the teams stay all over the place.
DS played AAU Basketball in SoCal and nearby states. He never played in a stay to play tournament. Usually there are so many teams at the major basketball tournaments that the logistics of hotel contracts would overwhelm the most organized of the TDs, instead they just charge outrageous door fees of all family members that show up.
