Any update from BRYC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just looked at their website: http://www.brycsoccer.com/boys-ecnl-announces-new-clubs-and-conference-alignment

RICHMOND, VA (April 15, 2020) – The ECNL Boys is excited to announce the addition of multiple new clubs into the Mid-Atlantic Conference, and a re-alignment combining both current ECNL Boys member clubs and newly added programs. All clubs will compete together in the 2020-2021 season, in a format designed to maximize competitive value and reduce travel:

Arlington Soccer Association

BRYC Elite Academy

Charlotte Independence Pro

Charlotte Independence South

Charlotte Soccer Academy

Charlotte Soccer ECNL

CESA

Loudoun Soccer

Mclean YSA

NC Fusion

NCFC Youth

NCFC Academy

Richmond United

South Carolina United

Virginia Development Academy

Wilmington Hammerheads


How's bad was the traveling?

Travel isn’t too bad, South Carolina is a weekend trip

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just looked at their website: http://www.brycsoccer.com/boys-ecnl-announces-new-clubs-and-conference-alignment

RICHMOND, VA (April 15, 2020) – The ECNL Boys is excited to announce the addition of multiple new clubs into the Mid-Atlantic Conference, and a re-alignment combining both current ECNL Boys member clubs and newly added programs. All clubs will compete together in the 2020-2021 season, in a format designed to maximize competitive value and reduce travel:

Arlington Soccer Association

BRYC Elite Academy

Charlotte Independence Pro

Charlotte Independence South

Charlotte Soccer Academy

Charlotte Soccer ECNL

CESA

Loudoun Soccer

Mclean YSA

NC Fusion

NCFC Youth

NCFC Academy

Richmond United

South Carolina United

Virginia Development Academy

Wilmington Hammerheads


How's bad was the traveling?

Travel isn’t too bad, South Carolina is a weekend trip

Why so many Charlotte teams

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will they be having outside tryouts for ECNL?

No

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will they be having outside tryouts for ECNL?

No

YES

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just looked at their website: http://www.brycsoccer.com/boys-ecnl-announces-new-clubs-and-conference-alignment

RICHMOND, VA (April 15, 2020) – The ECNL Boys is excited to announce the addition of multiple new clubs into the Mid-Atlantic Conference, and a re-alignment combining both current ECNL Boys member clubs and newly added programs. All clubs will compete together in the 2020-2021 season, in a format designed to maximize competitive value and reduce travel:

Arlington Soccer Association

BRYC Elite Academy

Charlotte Independence Pro

Charlotte Independence South

Charlotte Soccer Academy

Charlotte Soccer ECNL

CESA

Loudoun Soccer

Mclean YSA

NC Fusion

NCFC Youth

NCFC Academy

Richmond United

South Carolina United

Virginia Development Academy

Wilmington Hammerheads


How's bad was the traveling?

Travel isn’t too bad, South Carolina is a weekend trip

Why so many Charlotte teams

oh man, That's 5 "weekend trips' to South Carolina!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just looked at their website: http://www.brycsoccer.com/boys-ecnl-announces-new-clubs-and-conference-alignment

RICHMOND, VA (April 15, 2020) – The ECNL Boys is excited to announce the addition of multiple new clubs into the Mid-Atlantic Conference, and a re-alignment combining both current ECNL Boys member clubs and newly added programs. All clubs will compete together in the 2020-2021 season, in a format designed to maximize competitive value and reduce travel:

Arlington Soccer Association

BRYC Elite Academy

Charlotte Independence Pro

Charlotte Independence South

Charlotte Soccer Academy

Charlotte Soccer ECNL

CESA

Loudoun Soccer

Mclean YSA

NC Fusion

NCFC Youth

NCFC Academy

Richmond United

South Carolina United

Virginia Development Academy

Wilmington Hammerheads


How's bad was the traveling?

Travel isn’t too bad, South Carolina is a weekend trip

Why so many Charlotte teams

oh man, That's 5 "weekend trips' to South Carolina!

1 to SC

[Anonymous]

It is only 1 weekend trip to South Carolina. The other 2 are in Charlotte, as the SC teams are just over the border from there.

[Anonymous]

The design is to have MA-South and MA-North sub leagues, each has 8 teams.

Every team will play home and guest games among sub-league teams
Every team will play only one game against other sub-league teams. 4 home games and 4 guest games.

For MA-North team, such as BRYC. It will play 22 games in the season.
14 games (home/away) between MA-North teams
8 games with MA-South teams, 4 Home, 4 Away (league will decide the home/away teams)

4 away games will only happen in 2021, with 2 weekend travels.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The design is to have MA-South and MA-North sub leagues, each has 8 teams.

Every team will play home and guest games among sub-league teams
Every team will play only one game against other sub-league teams. 4 home games and 4 guest games.

For MA-North team, such as BRYC. It will play 22 games in the season.
14 games (home/away) between MA-North teams
8 games with MA-South teams, 4 Home, 4 Away (league will decide the home/away teams)

4 away games will only happen in 2021, with 2 weekend travels.

Is this definitive? I had heard a different plan previously where the league was going to split into a ten month group and a six month group...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The design is to have MA-South and MA-North sub leagues, each has 8 teams.

Every team will play home and guest games among sub-league teams
Every team will play only one game against other sub-league teams. 4 home games and 4 guest games.

For MA-North team, such as BRYC. It will play 22 games in the season.
14 games (home/away) between MA-North teams
8 games with MA-South teams, 4 Home, 4 Away (league will decide the home/away teams)

4 away games will only happen in 2021, with 2 weekend travels.

There are only 13 teams in the MA, not 16.

[Anonymous]

Some clubs like NCFC and CSA will have 2 teams

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The design is to have MA-South and MA-North sub leagues, each has 8 teams.

Every team will play home and guest games among sub-league teams
Every team will play only one game against other sub-league teams. 4 home games and 4 guest games.

For MA-North team, such as BRYC. It will play 22 games in the season.
14 games (home/away) between MA-North teams
8 games with MA-South teams, 4 Home, 4 Away (league will decide the home/away teams)

4 away games will only happen in 2021, with 2 weekend travels.

There are only 13 teams in the MA, not 16.

Please read
05/28/2020 16:04

or ECNL boys announcement

[Anonymous]

ah yes, boys. Girls MA has 13.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ah yes, boys. Girls MA has 13.

Will girls split too?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ah yes, boys. Girls MA has 13.

Will girls split too?

Possible, still no word