ECNL moving to school year not calendar

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Anonymous wrote:ODP? Do top players still participate in that program? Seems supplemental at this point

No top player does this, these days.

Looks like NJ made it worth it for these young women ... https://sportsrecruits.com/committed/njys_odp_girls

🤣 Is this for real?

Yeah, there's one for the boys, as well. Looks like NJ ODP has their sh*t together and can market themselves as a program that can help kids interested in playing in college. Given the current landscape that makes sense.

Amazing list of schools here… 🤔

No need to punch down. It's an achievement to play in college at any level these days.

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Anonymous wrote:Likely Not going to happen, this would go against FIFA Standards, US Soccer Standards, US Youth National Team Standards, Olympics Standards and almost all International level sports governing body grouping standards.

This is why US Soccer moved to the birth year standard.

As we get closer to 1000 let’s remember the great quotes from the BY cultists….

Dude, let it go. Nobody is still “us vs theming” anymore except you.

From your continued poking at MLSN parents it’s pretty clear you’ve got a bottom team kid. So why do you even participate in this thread?

It will always be us vs them. For years they walked around noses high that their kids were so great when it reality 80% of top team players had nothing to do with skill and everything to do with benefiting from a favored system.
There time has come and gone and soon they will see what it’s like to have the system turn against you.

I can’t wait for all the 2010s to show up at tryouts this time next year for the 10/11 and parents will see how good their kids actually are.

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FYI, at the Cerritos Memorial Cup this weekend, Slammer B2011 ECNL (#6 in Southwest) suffered two 0:3 losses to two B2010 local teams. RAE is real.

Wait but I thought RAE was just an excuse not backed by data or science….

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The excitement is palpable - page 999 posting.

I'll miss the 1000 with work, what a long and crazy road it's been.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The excitement is palpable - page 999 posting.

I'll miss the 1000 with work, what a long and crazy road it's been.

I can’t wait to see 1000! Everyone here contributed. A true team effort. Regardless of whether you’re a BY crazy or a SY scum, today, together, we will make it to 1000. That is something everyone can be proud of.

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Anonymous wrote:Likely Not going to happen, this would go against FIFA Standards, US Soccer Standards, US Youth National Team Standards, Olympics Standards and almost all International level sports governing body grouping standards.

This is why US Soccer moved to the birth year standard.

As we get closer to 1000 let’s remember the great quotes from the BY cultists….

Dude, let it go. Nobody is still “us vs theming” anymore except you.

From your continued poking at MLSN parents it’s pretty clear you’ve got a bottom team kid. So why do you even participate in this thread?

It will always be us vs them. For years they walked around noses high that their kids were so great when it reality 80% of top team players had nothing to do with skill and everything to do with benefiting from a favored system.
There time has come and gone and soon they will see what it’s like to have the system turn against you.

I can’t wait for all the 2010s to show up at tryouts this time next year for the 10/11 and parents will see how good their kids actually are.

)))

FYI, at the Cerritos Memorial Cup this weekend, Slammer B2011 ECNL (#6 in Southwest) suffered two 0:3 losses to two B2010 local teams. RAE is real.

Wait but I thought RAE was just an excuse not backed by data or science….

Maybe, but Memorial Day tourneys in particular are famous for guest players/players not playing because of the holiday weekend.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The excitement is palpable - page 999 posting.

I'll miss the 1000 with work, what a long and crazy road it's been.

I can’t wait to see 1000! Everyone here contributed. A true team effort. Regardless of whether you’re a BY crazy or a SY scum, today, together, we will make it to 1000. That is something everyone can be proud of.

Does it flip the board or break the thread?

[Anonymous]

The anticpation! Does it go back to 0, or expand to 1,000????

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1 year anniversary is at 6am tomorrow how serendipitous that 1k aligns with 1 year!

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Anonymous wrote:The excitement is palpable - page 999 posting.

I'll miss the 1000 with work, what a long and crazy road it's been.

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Anonymous wrote:1 year anniversary is at 6am tomorrow how serendipitous that 1k aligns with 1 year!

OP needs to comment with some thoughts!

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1000?

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Y2K all over again! What’s going to happen?!?!

[Anonymous]

Got involved with my about to be trapped player, through his whole entire year and now eagerly waiting on what MLSN2 will do - the thrills never end.

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Anonymous wrote:Likely Not going to happen, this would go against FIFA Standards, US Soccer Standards, US Youth National Team Standards, Olympics Standards and almost all International level sports governing body grouping standards.

This is why US Soccer moved to the birth year standard.

As we get closer to 1000 let’s remember the great quotes from the BY cultists….

Dude, let it go. Nobody is still “us vs theming” anymore except you.

From your continued poking at MLSN parents it’s pretty clear you’ve got a bottom team kid. So why do you even participate in this thread?

It will always be us vs them. For years they walked around noses high that their kids were so great when it reality 80% of top team players had nothing to do with skill and everything to do with benefiting from a favored system.
There time has come and gone and soon they will see what it’s like to have the system turn against you.

I can’t wait for all the 2010s to show up at tryouts this time next year for the 10/11 and parents will see how good their kids actually are.

)))

FYI, at the Cerritos Memorial Cup this weekend, Slammer B2011 ECNL (#6 in Southwest) suffered two 0:3 losses to two B2010 local teams. RAE is real.

Wait but I thought RAE was just an excuse not backed by data or science….

That’s what the BY people whose kids are barely holding on would want you to think. There day of reckoning is coming and it will be glorious.

Next year’s tryout window will be glorious!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got involved with my about to be trapped player, through his whole entire year and now eagerly waiting on what MLSN2 will do - the thrills never end.

There are no trapped players is MLSN?