New Additions to Leagues Check Up (ECNL & GA)

[Anonymous]

But its not, cause its not happening nationally. SO it reallly only impacts the local VA leagues as PP references VPSL/RL. Great for GA's business but should have zero impact on top ECNL girls teams (for now), other than the fact its more competitive to keep your roster spot or latch onto a roster from outside with less ECNL teams

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But its not, cause its not happening nationally. SO it reallly only impacts the local VA leagues as PP references VPSL/RL. Great for GA's business but should have zero impact on top ECNL girls teams (for now), other than the fact its more competitive to keep your roster spot or latch onto a roster from outside with less ECNL teams

It’s still February….They are still working on the DMV….dont speak too soon.
Even if these were GAs only moves this period, that’s an A + considering how things went last year.

[Anonymous]

Start with the wealthiest county in the nation, Loudoun and then work your way out to other hunting grounds in the country. Sounds like a good business plan to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Essentially GA gave LS two clubs in order to pull them from ECNL. I would be worried if I was over at VRSC or TSJ if that was the case.

Maybe they will give PWSI/VDA/VSA 3 GA teams to get them!

More likely GA will give clubs 1 year of no dues to GA if clubs switch over.

$$$ solves "problems".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Essentially GA gave LS two clubs in order to pull them from ECNL. I would be worried if I was over at VRSC or TSJ if that was the case.

Maybe they will give PWSI/VDA/VSA 3 GA teams to get them!

Doubt it... But when VDA gets accepted into MLSN next year, they'll get at least 1 GA team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But its not, cause its not happening nationally. SO it reallly only impacts the local VA leagues as PP references VPSL/RL. Great for GA's business but should have zero impact on top ECNL girls teams (for now), other than the fact its more competitive to keep your roster spot or latch onto a roster from outside with less ECNL teams

It’s still February….They are still working on the DMV….dont speak too soon.
Even if these were GAs only moves this period, that’s an A + considering how things went last year.

nah, I would give it a B. no big/powerful ECNL to GA teams have dropped as of now.

[Anonymous]

Well said, its almost a leveling back to where everyone was two years ago. GA had a lot of ground to make up after last year. Scales are potentially starting to tip in their favor this year, but theres still a scale with another viable option on it and no one outside of Loudoun Co. crying over NVA departure, trust.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But its not, cause its not happening nationally. SO it reallly only impacts the local VA leagues as PP references VPSL/RL. Great for GA's business but should have zero impact on top ECNL girls teams (for now), other than the fact its more competitive to keep your roster spot or latch onto a roster from outside with less ECNL teams

It’s still February….They are still working on the DMV….dont speak too soon.
Even if these were GAs only moves this period, that’s an A + considering how things went last year.

Also VA ECNL tryouts is March 1st. Start with the earliest, and then move down your list as each tryout month approaches...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But its not, cause its not happening nationally. SO it reallly only impacts the local VA leagues as PP references VPSL/RL. Great for GA's business but should have zero impact on top ECNL girls teams (for now), other than the fact its more competitive to keep your roster spot or latch onto a roster from outside with less ECNL teams

It’s still February….They are still working on the DMV….dont speak too soon.
Even if these were GAs only moves this period, that’s an A + considering how things went last year.

nah, I would give it a B. no big/powerful ECNL to GA teams have dropped as of now.

Probably about a year away before you see something like that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But its not, cause its not happening nationally. SO it reallly only impacts the local VA leagues as PP references VPSL/RL. Great for GA's business but should have zero impact on top ECNL girls teams (for now), other than the fact its more competitive to keep your roster spot or latch onto a roster from outside with less ECNL teams

It’s still February….They are still working on the DMV….dont speak too soon.
Even if these were GAs only moves this period, that’s an A + considering how things went last year.

nah, I would give it a B. no big/powerful ECNL to GA teams have dropped as of now.

Not even a B. What have they really done? Added middling and lower ECNL or DPL teams? Not impactful nationally. Big ripples locally as we further water down NOVA and go from 7 "elite" teams to 9 "elites" now, but doesn't change the national balance of power at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Start with the wealthiest county in the nation, Loudoun and then work your way out to other hunting grounds in the country. Sounds like a good business plan to me.

More likely its to break the snobbyist most vocal parents from ECNL then work their way out.

Clubs in places like Socal are more about results which makes them harder to bring over.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Start with the wealthiest county in the nation, Loudoun and then work your way out to other hunting grounds in the country. Sounds like a good business plan to me.

More likely its to break the snobbyist most vocal parents from ECNL then work their way out.

Clubs in places like Socal are more about results which makes them harder to bring over.

TFA getting into GA for girls in SoCal is going to shakeup that area

[Anonymous]

No its not. Slammers Koge and Surf stay ECNL the rest will stay put. zero chance those two leave ECNL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But its not, cause its not happening nationally. SO it reallly only impacts the local VA leagues as PP references VPSL/RL. Great for GA's business but should have zero impact on top ECNL girls teams (for now), other than the fact its more competitive to keep your roster spot or latch onto a roster from outside with less ECNL teams

It’s still February….They are still working on the DMV….dont speak too soon.
Even if these were GAs only moves this period, that’s an A + considering how things went last year.

nah, I would give it a B. no big/powerful ECNL to GA teams have dropped as of now.

Not even a B. What have they really done? Added middling and lower ECNL or DPL teams? Not impactful nationally. Big ripples locally as we further water down NOVA and go from 7 "elite" teams to 9 "elites" now, but doesn't change the national balance of power at all.

Let’s look at Mid Atlantic 2012 age group.

National Standings

NVA - 31
SJEB - 18
SYC - 45
REAL FA - 67

Not a bad start.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No its not. Slammers Koge and Surf stay ECNL the rest will stay put. zero chance those two leave ECNL

Go look at TFA and their history. There will be a shake up.