NVA/Loudoun to MLS Next

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Anonymous wrote:I'm just saying the early leak last year and the one this year have a coach in common. Hide ya NDAs

nawwwwww op didn’t get that from a coach. Op is the truth however. I expect this thread to die out now and the revolution one to pick up. Might be a while before we see an NVA thread trending.

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Anonymous wrote:I wish a college coach would join this forum. My guess is that college coach would say if you’re D1 caliber player, you’re going to get recruited by D1 schools regardless if you play ECNL or GA.

D1 player can means different things. A team from a power conference like UNC is very different than U of Arkansas - Pine Bluff

Ok, let me fix it. A UNC caliber player would still be recruited to UNC regardless if they play ECNL or GA. Would you disagree?

Do you agree that ~50% of kids going D1 come from the GA and ~50% come from ECNL?

Do you agree that 50% of ECNL girls in D1 colleges come from the top 25 clubs?

Is your daughter’s club one of the top 25 ECNL clubs?

My girl is playing D1, yes. On Scholarship, yes.

Had that same team and coaches moved to GA, do you think your daughter would receive that scholarship to the same D1? Congrats btw!!!

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Do you green that UNC now does not even take out of state students lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How lit is the town hall?

hidden participants… locked chats, avoided questions and hard sells of pathways to the pros…….

Because everyone can practice with boys & go pro right?



Right?

Its been fun reading the posts in here. Deuces on this thread

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How lit is the town hall?

hidden participants… locked chats, avoided questions and hard sells of pathways to the pros…….

Because everyone can practice with boys & go pro right?



Right?

Its been fun reading the posts in here. Deuces on this thread

Please close the door and don’t let it hit you on the way out.

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The top girls arent playing GA or ECNL. They are playing MLSNext. None of you are really paying attention- but the big name college coaches are.

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Anonymous wrote:I wish a college coach would join this forum. My guess is that college coach would say if you’re D1 caliber player, you’re going to get recruited by D1 schools regardless if you play ECNL or GA.

D1 player can means different things. A team from a power conference like UNC is very different than U of Arkansas - Pine Bluff

Ok, let me fix it. A UNC caliber player would still be recruited to UNC regardless if they play ECNL or GA. Would you disagree?

Do you agree that ~50% of kids going D1 come from the GA and ~50% come from ECNL?

Do you agree that 50% of ECNL girls in D1 colleges come from the top 25 clubs?

Is your daughter’s club one of the top 25 ECNL clubs?

My girl is playing D1, yes. On Scholarship, yes.

Had that same team and coaches moved to GA, do you think your daughter would receive that scholarship to the same D1? Congrats btw!!!

She actually got it while on a local GA team, so yes!

[Anonymous]

Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

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Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

Don't forget about playing with the boys and the roster sizes. Thats a large amount of girls to split up playing time and play with the boys.

Good luck to those toughing it out. But I can see a ton of players that don’t have ecnl aspirations going down the street or to fcv to hang out with old teammates.

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Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

According to staff they planned on NVA and Loudon staying in the ECNL pathway, ECNL said no.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

According to staff they planned on NVA and Loudon staying in the ECNL pathway, ECNL said no.

When GA/MLSN formed the alliance, everyone knew it would be a package deal.

I don’t think ECNL is in a position to play hardball with clubs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

Coaching is better at Loudoun than Revolution#facts

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Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

According to staff they planned on NVA and Loudon staying in the ECNL pathway, ECNL said no.

yeah blame it on the league that can't defend itself, take no responsibilities for their actions...typical.