Is VDA the best club to get recruited from?

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Anonymous wrote:I can barely tell what years everyone are discussing.

+1.

Seems like U13-U15 mixed together, with multiple “superteams” 😂

they all had unserious ids with BP recruiting behind the scenes.
Older teams targetted players from arl. Younger teams arl and fvu.

Ouch at the overlooked talent.

And yes on paper these teams will be maxed out as far as exposure and talent is concerned. Or at least thats the idea.

I heard Arlington was targeting some Vda players? Did any end up leaving for Arlington?

No its the other way around. With walk ons and test drive practices. I don't think EG is trying to woo those players. Could be wrong and would be smart for her to try considering the reverse is happening.

Lots of ♟️ being played.

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest, look at 2009 team, almost if not ALL are going D1 (21 of them), please tell me the commits from FVU, ARL, NVA etc for that same age group, I HAVE not seen them. Maybe they weren't posted and thats why.

They were all given soccer scholarships?

To be fair, a couple of those girls committed prior to playing a minute with VDA. That said, VDA still does a great job with getting girls recruited.

VDA does a great job at recruiting girls to their club who are likely to be college players. They do this by offering players at other clubs to join VDA at almost no cost. That’s why their teams have roster sizes in the mid 20s, it’s the marginal players paying all the fees. From VDA’s perspective the free soccer is like a marketing expense to draw paying customers in using their commit marketing.

Sucks for FVU. We see it happen year after year between BSC snd VDA. Messy but smart for business as long as the feeders still buy into it.

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Anonymous wrote:Me thinks the VDA coaching team astroturfing this whole soccer forum is crazy from the 2014 threads to this one. We see you and it is gross.

What’s gross is soccer dad‘s on here like you mansplaining lies. “Me thinks” your wife makes you sleep down the hall and probably only keeps you around for the health insurance.

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest, look at 2009 team, almost if not ALL are going D1 (21 of them), please tell me the commits from FVU, ARL, NVA etc for that same age group, I HAVE not seen them. Maybe they weren't posted and thats why.

They were all given soccer scholarships?

Yes.

At Coastal Carolina University and JMU and University of Mount Olive.

Is there something wrong with having a soccer scholarship to Coastal Carolina, James Madison, in Mount Olive?

Yes. These schools are for absolutely brain dead students. Brain dead going in, brain dead coming out. Parents must be so proud they spent a decade driving to VDA just so their DD can have a dim future as a player and as a productive member of society. Cannot stress enough how cynical one has to be to think this is Pathway Success.

Not everyone goes to an academically elite college. But they do also have players and commits to Virginia, Stanford, Duke, Notre Dame, Rice, Princeton, Maryland, NC State, Tennessee, Georgetown, Clemson, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, etc if that’s what more what you’re looking for.

Not everyone has the same journey. It’s all player and family specific. You people that crap on the accomplishments of these young women are absolutely sick.

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest, look at 2009 team, almost if not ALL are going D1 (21 of them), please tell me the commits from FVU, ARL, NVA etc for that same age group, I HAVE not seen them. Maybe they weren't posted and thats why.

They were all given soccer scholarships?

Yes.

At Coastal Carolina University and JMU and University of Mount Olive.

Is there something wrong with having a soccer scholarship to Coastal Carolina, James Madison, in Mount Olive?

Yes. These schools are for absolutely brain dead students. Brain dead going in, brain dead coming out. Parents must be so proud they spent a decade driving to VDA just so their DD can have a dim future as a player and as a productive member of society. Cannot stress enough how cynical one has to be to think this is Pathway Success.

Not everyone goes to an academically elite college. But they do also have players and commits to Virginia, Stanford, Duke, Notre Dame, Rice, Princeton, Maryland, NC State, Tennessee, Georgetown, Clemson, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, etc if that’s what more what you’re looking for.

Not everyone has the same journey. It’s all player and family specific. You people that crap on the accomplishments of these young women are absolutely sick.

So you are implying that VDA places in Princeton , Duke and Georgetown based on soccer? If you think that is the case, think again.

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest, look at 2009 team, almost if not ALL are going D1 (21 of them), please tell me the commits from FVU, ARL, NVA etc for that same age group, I HAVE not seen them. Maybe they weren't posted and thats why.

They were all given soccer scholarships?

Yes.

At Coastal Carolina University and JMU and University of Mount Olive.

Is there something wrong with having a soccer scholarship to Coastal Carolina, James Madison, in Mount Olive?

Yes. These schools are for absolutely brain dead students. Brain dead going in, brain dead coming out. Parents must be so proud they spent a decade driving to VDA just so their DD can have a dim future as a player and as a productive member of society. Cannot stress enough how cynical one has to be to think this is Pathway Success.

Not everyone goes to an academically elite college. But they do also have players and commits to Virginia, Stanford, Duke, Notre Dame, Rice, Princeton, Maryland, NC State, Tennessee, Georgetown, Clemson, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, etc if that’s what more what you’re looking for.

Not everyone has the same journey. It’s all player and family specific. You people that crap on the accomplishments of these young women are absolutely sick.

If you think that College of Charleston or James Madison University are “accomplishments,” I feel really bad for you

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It’s called the Broken Leg Test. If DD breaks her leg playing college soccer at something called “Christopher Newport” it’s over for her in more ways than just soccer. She is cooked, and her leg is still broken.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s called the Broken Leg Test. If DD breaks her leg playing college soccer at something called “Christopher Newport” it’s over for her in more ways than just soccer. She is cooked, and her leg is still broken.

That is another gamble. The whole idea here is not to diminish anyone’s choices. Your journey, your degree. The point is whoever is trying to market VDA or any other club that they automatically place in top colleges or “Best club to be recruited from” is selling snake oil to these young women and their families. So close this boars already. The title is nonsense.

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Anonymous wrote:I can barely tell what years everyone are discussing.

+1.

Seems like U13-U15 mixed together, with multiple “superteams” 😂

they all had unserious ids with BP recruiting behind the scenes.
Older teams targetted players from arl. Younger teams arl and fvu.

Ouch at the overlooked talent.

And yes on paper these teams will be maxed out as far as exposure and talent is concerned. Or at least thats the idea.

I heard Arlington was targeting some Vda players? Did any end up leaving for Arlington?

No its the other way around. With walk ons and test drive practices. I don't think EG is trying to woo those players. Could be wrong and would be smart for her to try considering the reverse is happening.

Lots of ♟️ being played.

Race to the bottom. Two dumpster fire ECNL teams milking lame duck relationships to keep players signed to DCU.

The players are mid but get glazed because of existing relationships with DCU. how's that panned out the past 10 years? WAFJ.

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest, look at 2009 team, almost if not ALL are going D1 (21 of them), please tell me the commits from FVU, ARL, NVA etc for that same age group, I HAVE not seen them. Maybe they weren't posted and thats why.

They were all given soccer scholarships?

Yes.

At Coastal Carolina University and JMU and University of Mount Olive.

Is there something wrong with having a soccer scholarship to Coastal Carolina, James Madison, in Mount Olive?

Yes. These schools are for absolutely brain dead students. Brain dead going in, brain dead coming out. Parents must be so proud they spent a decade driving to VDA just so their DD can have a dim future as a player and as a productive member of society. Cannot stress enough how cynical one has to be to think this is Pathway Success.

Not everyone goes to an academically elite college. But they do also have players and commits to Virginia, Stanford, Duke, Notre Dame, Rice, Princeton, Maryland, NC State, Tennessee, Georgetown, Clemson, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, etc if that’s what more what you’re looking for.

Not everyone has the same journey. It’s all player and family specific. You people that crap on the accomplishments of these young women are absolutely sick.

If you think that College of Charleston or James Madison University are “accomplishments,” I feel really bad for you

Thank you for your sympathy!

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Anonymous wrote:That’s why they’re bringing in the top player in the DMV, from MYS. Absolute game-changer, and will be a huge loss to our team, but I can appreciate she wants to depart the toxic cesspool we swim in. One more year to endure…

If you are referencing the 11's, you're correct. Toxic af!!!

Why are you responding to your own posts. Please point and tell us where MYS hurt you.

MYS. LOLOLOLOL

Trash

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest, look at 2009 team, almost if not ALL are going D1 (21 of them), please tell me the commits from FVU, ARL, NVA etc for that same age group, I HAVE not seen them. Maybe they weren't posted and thats why.

They were all given soccer scholarships?

Yes.

At Coastal Carolina University and JMU and University of Mount Olive.

Is there something wrong with having a soccer scholarship to Coastal Carolina, James Madison, in Mount Olive?

Yes. These schools are for absolutely brain dead students. Brain dead going in, brain dead coming out. Parents must be so proud they spent a decade driving to VDA just so their DD can have a dim future as a player and as a productive member of society. Cannot stress enough how cynical one has to be to think this is Pathway Success.

Not everyone goes to an academically elite college. But they do also have players and commits to Virginia, Stanford, Duke, Notre Dame, Rice, Princeton, Maryland, NC State, Tennessee, Georgetown, Clemson, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, etc if that’s what more what you’re looking for.

Not everyone has the same journey. It’s all player and family specific. You people that crap on the accomplishments of these young women are absolutely sick.

If you think that College of Charleston or James Madison University are “accomplishments,” I feel really bad for you

What's wrong with JMU??!?!?!

[Anonymous]

JMU is exclusively for hot dumb chicks and local-yocal boys who aren’t ready to move away from mom’s laundry and lasagna service.

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Anonymous wrote:JMU is exclusively for hot dumb chicks and local-yocal boys who aren’t ready to move away from mom’s laundry and lasagna service.

Lasagna? This is JMU, not Rutgers. You're obviously a Yankee transplant.

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Other than the smell of chicken feces, JMU is a very good option for many students. Don't let these Marymount moms who married up tell you different.