VDA ECNL question

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Anonymous wrote:you guys can correct me if I'm wrong but I think the reason VDA is starting to have success is because they are far from most of the other ECNL and DA teams. They are able to consolidate talent because unless you are willing to drive far away 4 days a week it's your only real option. If you live in Fairfax you have McLean, BRYC, Metro United and even Bethesda, Arlington, Loudoun and FCV aren't too far away depending on where in Fairfax you live. VDA is a serious haul though

They are starting to have success in the younger age groups. The 06 team will presumably stay pretty strong even if they lose a few starters in years to come. Hopefully people will overlook that their older teams are weak (why?)

Why would a team that strong lose starters? To who?

They will leave for McLean bryc soon enough. You’ll see.

That doesn't answer why. If they are on a very strong team why would they leave for a weaker team?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:you guys can correct me if I'm wrong but I think the reason VDA is starting to have success is because they are far from most of the other ECNL and DA teams. They are able to consolidate talent because unless you are willing to drive far away 4 days a week it's your only real option. If you live in Fairfax you have McLean, BRYC, Metro United and even Bethesda, Arlington, Loudoun and FCV aren't too far away depending on where in Fairfax you live. VDA is a serious haul though

They are starting to have success in the younger age groups. The 06 team will presumably stay pretty strong even if they lose a few starters in years to come. Hopefully people will overlook that their older teams are weak (why?)

Why would a team that strong lose starters? To who?

They will leave for McLean bryc soon enough. You’ll see.

That doesn't answer why. If they are on a very strong team why would they leave for a weaker team?

College recruiting - new club v clubs with proven track records of placing players in top universities

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:you guys can correct me if I'm wrong but I think the reason VDA is starting to have success is because they are far from most of the other ECNL and DA teams. They are able to consolidate talent because unless you are willing to drive far away 4 days a week it's your only real option. If you live in Fairfax you have McLean, BRYC, Metro United and even Bethesda, Arlington, Loudoun and FCV aren't too far away depending on where in Fairfax you live. VDA is a serious haul though

They are starting to have success in the younger age groups. The 06 team will presumably stay pretty strong even if they lose a few starters in years to come. Hopefully people will overlook that their older teams are weak (why?)

Why would a team that strong lose starters? To who?

They will leave for McLean bryc soon enough. You’ll see.

That doesn't answer why. If they are on a very strong team why would they leave for a weaker team?

College recruiting - new club v clubs with proven track records of placing players in top universities

VDA will not have a problem placing or promoting their players.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:you guys can correct me if I'm wrong but I think the reason VDA is starting to have success is because they are far from most of the other ECNL and DA teams. They are able to consolidate talent because unless you are willing to drive far away 4 days a week it's your only real option. If you live in Fairfax you have McLean, BRYC, Metro United and even Bethesda, Arlington, Loudoun and FCV aren't too far away depending on where in Fairfax you live. VDA is a serious haul though

They are starting to have success in the younger age groups. The 06 team will presumably stay pretty strong even if they lose a few starters in years to come. Hopefully people will overlook that their older teams are weak (why?)

Why would a team that strong lose starters? To who?

They will leave for McLean bryc soon enough. You’ll see.

That doesn't answer why. If they are on a very strong team why would they leave for a weaker team?

College recruiting - new club v clubs with proven track records of placing players in top universities

Players do all the heavy lifting regarding recruiting. Clubs simply sit back and take the credit.

VDA will not have a problem placing or promoting their players.

[Anonymous]

Is VDA accessible to Winchester? I thought Loudoun and FCV were closer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is VDA accessible to Winchester? I thought Loudoun and FCV were closer.

There are several girls in the club from Winchester.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:you guys can correct me if I'm wrong but I think the reason VDA is starting to have success is because they are far from most of the other ECNL and DA teams. They are able to consolidate talent because unless you are willing to drive far away 4 days a week it's your only real option. If you live in Fairfax you have McLean, BRYC, Metro United and even Bethesda, Arlington, Loudoun and FCV aren't too far away depending on where in Fairfax you live. VDA is a serious haul though

They are starting to have success in the younger age groups. The 06 team will presumably stay pretty strong even if they lose a few starters in years to come. Hopefully people will overlook that their older teams are weak (why?)

Why would a team that strong lose starters? To who?

They will leave for McLean bryc soon enough. You’ll see.

That doesn't answer why. If they are on a very strong team why would they leave for a weaker team?

College recruiting - new club v clubs with proven track records of placing players in top universities

VDA will not have a problem placing or promoting their players.

Some people will put their kids futures in VDA hands to get recruited. Some will take them to proven clubs for the recruiting portion

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is VDA accessible to Winchester? I thought Loudoun and FCV were closer.

Yes, there are roads from Winchester that will take you to VDA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is VDA accessible to Winchester? I thought Loudoun and FCV were closer.

Not everyone plays for the club closest to them. Shocking, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is VDA accessible to Winchester? I thought Loudoun and FCV were closer.

Both it is very unlikely that if your kid is on VDA they were close to making Loudoun or FCV. VDA is where everyone goes that didnt make a better team - even a closer team.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is VDA accessible to Winchester? I thought Loudoun and FCV were closer.

Both it is very unlikely that if your kid is on VDA they were close to making Loudoun or FCV. VDA is where everyone goes that didnt make a better team - even a closer team.

Yet the 2006 VDA team is better than both Loudoun’s and FCV

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:you guys can correct me if I'm wrong but I think the reason VDA is starting to have success is because they are far from most of the other ECNL and DA teams. They are able to consolidate talent because unless you are willing to drive far away 4 days a week it's your only real option. If you live in Fairfax you have McLean, BRYC, Metro United and even Bethesda, Arlington, Loudoun and FCV aren't too far away depending on where in Fairfax you live. VDA is a serious haul though

They are starting to have success in the younger age groups. The 06 team will presumably stay pretty strong even if they lose a few starters in years to come. Hopefully people will overlook that their older teams are weak (why?)

Why would a team that strong lose starters? To who?

They will leave for McLean bryc soon enough. You’ll see.

That doesn't answer why. If they are on a very strong team why would they leave for a weaker team?

College recruiting - new club v clubs with proven track records of placing players in top universities

Zero college coaches on the VDA sideline at showcases and tournaments. Unless they are watching the VDA opponent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:you guys can correct me if I'm wrong but I think the reason VDA is starting to have success is because they are far from most of the other ECNL and DA teams. They are able to consolidate talent because unless you are willing to drive far away 4 days a week it's your only real option. If you live in Fairfax you have McLean, BRYC, Metro United and even Bethesda, Arlington, Loudoun and FCV aren't too far away depending on where in Fairfax you live. VDA is a serious haul though

They are starting to have success in the younger age groups. The 06 team will presumably stay pretty strong even if they lose a few starters in years to come. Hopefully people will overlook that their older teams are weak (why?)

Why would a team that strong lose starters? To who?

They will leave for McLean bryc soon enough. You’ll see.

That doesn't answer why. If they are on a very strong team why would they leave for a weaker team?

College recruiting - new club v clubs with proven track records of placing players in top universities

Zero college coaches on the VDA sideline at showcases and tournaments. Unless they are watching the VDA opponent.

Yet somehow VDA players are committed to and currently playing in college. Relax chief.

[Anonymous]

Bobby, is that you posting in here again?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is VDA accessible to Winchester? I thought Loudoun and FCV were closer.

Both it is very unlikely that if your kid is on VDA they were close to making Loudoun or FCV. VDA is where everyone goes that didnt make a better team - even a closer team.

Ummm....that's laughable.