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What's the difference between a rep team and a club team?
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- EditorsBest answerA rep (representative) team is usually formed through tryouts and represents a community association or club in a competitive league. The alternative is a house league, which anyone can join. "Club team" is a looser term and sometimes means a competitive team run by a private club. Terms vary by sport and organization, so the label matters less than the details. Ask who runs the team, whether there is a tryout, how often it trains, whether it travels to tournaments, what the full-season cost is, and what qualifications the coaches have.
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