ECNL RL Boys Club 15-19

[Anonymous]

ECNL RL Boys 15-19 Club Standings.


RVA Blue 30 3 1
GFR 24 6 6
PWSI 23 7 2
VA Reign 22 5 9
VA United 21 7 6
Arlington 20 7 5
VSA 18 13 5
Beach 16 13 7
Herndon 14 18 4
Valor 14 17 5
RVA Red 13 16 3
RVA Ora 12 18 1
Vienna 13 14 5
Villareal 11 16 3
Stafford 10 20 6
DCSC 9 26 1
Soca 8 23 1
LMVSC 8 20 4
BRYC 0 36 0

U19 Final
VA Reign vs GFR

U17 Final
Richmond Blue vs GFR

U16 Final
Villareal vs Beach / Reign

U15 Final
Richmond Blue vs Valor

[Anonymous]

BRYC didn't win one game across all their boys teams all fall?

[Anonymous]

To not even win one game is wild. Not even one game where the other team showed up without enough players, etc,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To not even win one game is wild. Not even one game where the other team showed up without enough players, etc,

36 draws is amazing, though.

(p.s. I hate the American way of listing W-L-D rather than more sensible W-D-L)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To not even win one game is wild. Not even one game where the other team showed up without enough players, etc,

36 draws is amazing, though.

(p.s. I hate the American way of listing W-L-D rather than more sensible W-D-L)

you must love our M/D/Y format as well

But to comment on topic, 0-36 oof

[Anonymous]

Its 36 losses, not 36 draws.

[Anonymous]

Their U15-U19 boys teams were all players who couldn't make the existing RL clubs, some of whom are not even that great themselves, so it does make sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ECNL RL Boys 15-19 Club Standings.


RVA Blue 30 3 1
GFR 24 6 6
PWSI 23 7 2
VA Reign 22 5 9
VA United 21 7 6
Arlington 20 7 5
VSA 18 13 5
Beach 16 13 7
Herndon 14 18 4
Valor 14 17 5
RVA Red 13 16 3
RVA Ora 12 18 1
Vienna 13 14 5
Villareal 11 16 3
Stafford 10 20 6
DCSC 9 26 1
Soca 8 23 1
LMVSC 8 20 4
BRYC 0 36 0

U19 Final
VA Reign vs GFR

U17 Final
Richmond Blue vs GFR

U16 Final
Villareal vs Beach / Reign

U15 Final
Richmond Blue vs Valor

Interesting that Richmond was so dominant. Their ECNL boys teams are mid-table at best for most ages.

[Anonymous]

Of course they are the most dominant. They combined two giant clubs. In my ds age group, they had an ecnl team, a first RL team and two additional RL teams. Thats a ton of kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Of course they are the most dominant. They combined two giant clubs. In my ds age group, they had an ecnl team, a first RL team and two additional RL teams. Thats a ton of kids.

I think the point was that it is interesting that the RL teams are so good but the top teams are not.

[Anonymous]

I think its kind of crazy how a small club like GFR is the second best behind the biggest club in VA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think its kind of crazy how a small club like GFR is the second best behind the biggest club in VA

It’s also crazy that their pre ECNL boys teams are at the bottom of the rankings. Seems like the older teams are stronger because they formed before all the recent drama and have opted to stick together, whereas younger families probably felt no loyalty to the club or teammates.

[Anonymous]

One of the GFR teams was actually a SYC team where the families were pissed that they started a team higher and didn't promote anyone so they took the whole team to GFR, which worked out because most of that team left. 2010 maybe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think its kind of crazy how a small club like GFR is the second best behind the biggest club in VA

It’s also crazy that their pre ECNL boys teams are at the bottom of the rankings. Seems like the older teams are stronger because they formed before all the recent drama and have opted to stick together, whereas younger families probably felt no loyalty to the club or teammates.

Does it matter if pre ECNL teams are not good or even 13-14. If they are not high school aged it’s all about getting better not results.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think its kind of crazy how a small club like GFR is the second best behind the biggest club in VA

It’s also crazy that their pre ECNL boys teams are at the bottom of the rankings. Seems like the older teams are stronger because they formed before all the recent drama and have opted to stick together, whereas younger families probably felt no loyalty to the club or teammates.

Does it matter if pre ECNL teams are not good or even 13-14. If they are not high school aged it’s all about getting better not results.

Correct. It does not. But don’t tell people in this forum that.