Loudoun County Becomes the New Powerhouse for Girls Soccer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A big complaint is that girl players don't have equal access to competitive leagues. The posters point is that this provides more access and opens the door to higher development. The naysayers of scum are out in full force. When has Loudoun ever produced superstars. I can think of only one or two. The focus should not be on producing superstars but improving from mediocre phase one to mediocre phase two. Developing MORE girls is moree important than placing Olympic medalists! Development is what is going on and at a wider scale.

Clubs don't develop the players. More "elite" clubs isn't the path to fix soccer in this area. All it succeeds in doing is fulfilling the egos of crazy parents while also filling the pockets of club coaches/administration.

[Anonymous]

Oversaturation lowers team strength. Look at Bethesda, they have no club competition up there so their teams are at an advantage frim players not having 4 other clubs to try and get on higher teams from. The top teams are the top players there. Are they better coached and more talented? Absolutely not. But they don't have the local talent spread across a bunch of clubs all 10 miles from each other so Nationally they look better and more talented.

[Anonymous]

More like the powerhouse for big ugly data centers

[Anonymous]

No, this season has allowed players at clubs like Tsj to improve even if the teams general can’t compete.

[Anonymous]

Whut lol?!