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If I had to guess why--by only upping it one year, it allows those ten year olds that are already on a senior team to stay on a senior team next year. If it would have been a two year jump, those kids would be put back on a junior/youth team. In a large program, it probably wouldn't have made much of an impact, but with small gyms, I can definitely understand the need to not split what they already have...I agree with you as far as the tiny age group goes. And yes I'm glad the minimum age for the senior division go up. Even if it is a little. I really wish they would come out with their changes with some explanations. It's like we're all left trying to figure these things out. Maybe eventually we will get to 12 as a minimum age eventually. Who knows?!!!?!
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but that's just my opinion and rationale. lol