Christopher Newport wins D3 women's national title

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RantingSoccerDad wrote:https://www.pilotonline.com/sports/college/christopher-newport/vp-sp-cnu-women-soccer-final-20211204-uofddosjyja43mj6di6zrfrxam-story.html

Roster is full of NoVa players: https://www.cnusports.com/sports/womens-soccer/roster

I hate that schools don’t put the club the girls played for. It’s not like football where you get recruited by playing hs soccer.

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Anonymous wrote:

RantingSoccerDad wrote:https://www.pilotonline.com/sports/college/christopher-newport/vp-sp-cnu-women-soccer-final-20211204-uofddosjyja43mj6di6zrfrxam-story.html

Roster is full of NoVa players: https://www.cnusports.com/sports/womens-soccer/roster

I hate that schools don’t put the club the girls played for. It’s not like football where you get recruited by playing hs soccer.

Agree. The announcers for the men’s semi-final were very annoying talking about New England prep schools as if those schools developed some of the players. They did note that one of the players skipped HS soccer and played club year round.

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Go Captains!

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RantingSoccerDad wrote:https://www.pilotonline.com/sports/college/christopher-newport/vp-sp-cnu-women-soccer-final-20211204-uofddosjyja43mj6di6zrfrxam-story.html

Roster is full of NoVa players: https://www.cnusports.com/sports/womens-soccer/roster

I hate that schools don’t put the club the girls played for. It’s not like football where you get recruited by playing hs soccer.

The club? Lmfao. Sigh. No one cares

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RantingSoccerDad wrote:https://www.pilotonline.com/sports/college/christopher-newport/vp-sp-cnu-women-soccer-final-20211204-uofddosjyja43mj6di6zrfrxam-story.html

Roster is full of NoVa players: https://www.cnusports.com/sports/womens-soccer/roster

I hate that schools don’t put the club the girls played for. It’s not like football where you get recruited by playing hs soccer.

I hate when people don't read the individual player bios to see that clubs they are from

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Friend's daughter is on team. They played very well in both games. TCNJ looked really off after the semifinal yesterday.

Don't understand why the NCAA makes these girls and boys play back-to-back games on championship weekend after having two weeks off from games. I know they don't want to play on Sunday but really hurts a lot of the competition level.

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Also pretty remarkable to public schools made the final. Division III is mostly dominated by private schools that have significant recruiting advantage.

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RantingSoccerDad wrote:https://www.pilotonline.com/sports/college/christopher-newport/vp-sp-cnu-women-soccer-final-20211204-uofddosjyja43mj6di6zrfrxam-story.html

Roster is full of NoVa players: https://www.cnusports.com/sports/womens-soccer/roster

I hate that schools don’t put the club the girls played for. It’s not like football where you get recruited by playing hs soccer.

read the bios - the club is in there

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Anonymous wrote:Friend's daughter is on team. They played very well in both games. TCNJ looked really off after the semifinal yesterday.

Don't understand why the NCAA makes these girls and boys play back-to-back games on championship weekend after having two weeks off from games. I know they don't want to play on Sunday but really hurts a lot of the competition level.

Well it’s a continuation of the travel mentality. All these games would be better with 3-4 days off between games but it’s not really about getting the best game or the athletes the proper rest. The NCAA does not really value the athletes because they play for free and there is an endless supply of new athletes.

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Anonymous wrote:Friend's daughter is on team. They played very well in both games. TCNJ looked really off after the semifinal yesterday.

Don't understand why the NCAA makes these girls and boys play back-to-back games on championship weekend after having two weeks off from games. I know they don't want to play on Sunday but really hurts a lot of the competition level.

Well it’s a continuation of the travel mentality. All these games would be better with 3-4 days off between games but it’s not really about getting the best game or the athletes the proper rest. The NCAA does not really value the athletes because they play for free and there is an endless supply of new athletes.

Stop the whining

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Friend's daughter is on team. They played very well in both games. TCNJ looked really off after the semifinal yesterday.

Don't understand why the NCAA makes these girls and boys play back-to-back games on championship weekend after having two weeks off from games. I know they don't want to play on Sunday but really hurts a lot of the competition level.

Well it’s a continuation of the travel mentality. All these games would be better with 3-4 days off between games but it’s not really about getting the best game or the athletes the proper rest. The NCAA does not really value the athletes because they play for free and there is an endless supply of new athletes.

Except they do it for Division I and II in the Final Four and they also don't take two weeks off. These games are much different than travel and more intense. TCNJ was playing about 20 hours after its semifinal. CNU went overtime the day before.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Friend's daughter is on team. They played very well in both games. TCNJ looked really off after the semifinal yesterday.

Don't understand why the NCAA makes these girls and boys play back-to-back games on championship weekend after having two weeks off from games. I know they don't want to play on Sunday but really hurts a lot of the competition level.

Well it’s a continuation of the travel mentality. All these games would be better with 3-4 days off between games but it’s not really about getting the best game or the athletes the proper rest. The NCAA does not really value the athletes because they play for free and there is an endless supply of new athletes.

Except they do it for Division I and II in the Final Four and they also don't take two weeks off. These games are much different than travel and more intense. TCNJ was playing about 20 hours after its semifinal. CNU went overtime the day before.

Budgets! Unlike travel, the money doesn't come from the parents. Not sure d3 programs have money to stretch out the tournament

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Anonymous wrote:Friend's daughter is on team. They played very well in both games. TCNJ looked really off after the semifinal yesterday.

Don't understand why the NCAA makes these girls and boys play back-to-back games on championship weekend after having two weeks off from games. I know they don't want to play on Sunday but really hurts a lot of the competition level.

Well it’s a continuation of the travel mentality. All these games would be better with 3-4 days off between games but it’s not really about getting the best game or the athletes the proper rest. The NCAA does not really value the athletes because they play for free and there is an endless supply of new athletes.

Except they do it for Division I and II in the Final Four and they also don't take two weeks off. These games are much different than travel and more intense. TCNJ was playing about 20 hours after its semifinal. CNU went overtime the day before.

Budgets! Unlike travel, the money doesn't come from the parents. Not sure d3 programs have money to stretch out the tournament

United Soccer Coaches offered to pay for a day off and NCAA turned it down, had nothing to do with NCAA budget

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Anonymous wrote:Friend's daughter is on team. They played very well in both games. TCNJ looked really off after the semifinal yesterday.

Don't understand why the NCAA makes these girls and boys play back-to-back games on championship weekend after having two weeks off from games. I know they don't want to play on Sunday but really hurts a lot of the competition level.

Well it’s a continuation of the travel mentality. All these games would be better with 3-4 days off between games but it’s not really about getting the best game or the athletes the proper rest. The NCAA does not really value the athletes because they play for free and there is an endless supply of new athletes.

Except they do it for Division I and II in the Final Four and they also don't take two weeks off. These games are much different than travel and more intense. TCNJ was playing about 20 hours after its semifinal. CNU went overtime the day before.

Budgets! Unlike travel, the money doesn't come from the parents. Not sure d3 programs have money to stretch out the tournament

United Soccer Coaches offered to pay for a day off and NCAA turned it down, had nothing to do with NCAA budget

Show it

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Anonymous wrote:Friend's daughter is on team. They played very well in both games. TCNJ looked really off after the semifinal yesterday.

Don't understand why the NCAA makes these girls and boys play back-to-back games on championship weekend after having two weeks off from games. I know they don't want to play on Sunday but really hurts a lot of the competition level.

Well it’s a continuation of the travel mentality. All these games would be better with 3-4 days off between games but it’s not really about getting the best game or the athletes the proper rest. The NCAA does not really value the athletes because they play for free and there is an endless supply of new athletes.

Except they do it for Division I and II in the Final Four and they also don't take two weeks off. These games are much different than travel and more intense. TCNJ was playing about 20 hours after its semifinal. CNU went overtime the day before.

Budgets! Unlike travel, the money doesn't come from the parents. Not sure d3 programs have money to stretch out the tournament

United Soccer Coaches offered to pay for a day off and NCAA turned it down, had nothing to do with NCAA budget

Show it

What is your issue? It would be better for the athletes and the quality of play if the players had rest between games.