Will BRYC girls be in ecnl next year?

[Anonymous]

FCV would bring instant credibility to BRYC. There are a handful of awful teams in the mid Atlantic and it needs to be restructured.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:FCV would bring instant credibility to BRYC. There are a handful of awful teams in the mid Atlantic and it needs to be restructured.

It will not happen.

[Anonymous]

The misinformation is laughable. There are zero parents of players either coaching or assistant coaching any ECNL team on either the girls or boys side.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The misinformation is laughable. There are zero parents of players either coaching or assistant coaching any ECNL team on either the girls or boys side.

Your misinformation is laughable. Look at the last names of the coaches and compare to rosters. It is not hard to find the relations.

[Anonymous]

This coach is available and would provide instant credibility.

https://www.espn.com/soccer/north-carolina-courage/story/4488068/north-carolina-courage-fire-coach-paul-riley-amid-serious-allegations-of-misconduct?platform=amp

[Anonymous]

So the question remains, will Braddock road girls be playing in ecnl next year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So the question remains, will Braddock road girls be playing in ecnl next year?

I think that any decision the league makes would be applicable to both the girls and boys.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So the question remains, will Braddock road girls be playing in ecnl next year?

Of course.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So the question remains, will Braddock road girls be playing in ecnl next year?

probably ECNL-R. Other local teams don't want them in ECNL. The games are a waste of time and while a guaranteed win- not competitive. And further away teams don't want to pay the cost to travel here for a team that is not competitive.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So the question remains, will Braddock road girls be playing in ecnl next year?

I think that any decision the league makes would be applicable to both the girls and boys.

And BRYC boys have 2 teams with more wins than losses on the season, which is more than you can VA Union or Loudoun.

[Anonymous]

They had always planned for their second team to join ECNL-R next year. The question remains if their top teams will remain in ECNL. It was a definitely a question for the leadership last year, so with a continuing bad performance this year, I'm sure it is somewhat in doubt.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So the question remains, will Braddock road girls be playing in ecnl next year?

I think that any decision the league makes would be applicable to both the girls and boys.

And BRYC boys have 2 teams with more wins than losses on the season, which is more than you can VA Union or Loudoun.

Both teams you are referring to have exactly one more win than loss. Good you said it now because I bet by the end of the week BRYC won't have any teams with more wins than losses. Both the 08s and 07s will lose to pipeline.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So the question remains, will Braddock road girls be playing in ecnl next year?

I think that any decision the league makes would be applicable to both the girls and boys.

And BRYC boys have 2 teams with more wins than losses on the season, which is more than you can VA Union or Loudoun.

Both teams you are referring to have exactly one more win than loss. Good you said it now because I bet by the end of the week BRYC won't have any teams with more wins than losses. Both the 08s and 07s will lose to pipeline.

And if that happens, it happens. Head-to-head, BRYC won 3 and tied 2 vs Loudoun and went 2-2-2 vs VA Union. They certainly are competitive with the other boys ECNL programs in Northern VA and can make a decent argument that they aren’t even the bottom club.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So the question remains, will Braddock road girls be playing in ecnl next year?

I think that any decision the league makes would be applicable to both the girls and boys.

And BRYC boys have 2 teams with more wins than losses on the season, which is more than you can VA Union or Loudoun.

Both teams you are referring to have exactly one more win than loss. Good you said it now because I bet by the end of the week BRYC won't have any teams with more wins than losses. Both the 08s and 07s will lose to pipeline.

And if that happens, it happens. Head-to-head, BRYC won 3 and tied 2 vs Loudoun and went 2-2-2 vs VA Union. They certainly are competitive with the other boys ECNL programs in Northern VA and can make a decent argument that they aren’t even the bottom club.

Parents of BRYC boy side, take it easy, teams are not great, but they are OK.

the discussion starts from girl side, beating a dead horse.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:At what ages are parents coaching ECNL teams?

They are the assistant coaches

What ages? There are no parent coaches, assistant or otherwise, for the u15-u18 ECNL teams.

for girls- there is a parent at u13 and u14. I assume they will move up with their kids.

also for girls, there is a parent at U15.