For more context, they're very strong at younger ages and in the ECRL NE (with other RL only clubs). I guess no full ECNL promotion so they went to GA. |
When there's multiple 2nd tier clubs in a specific area there's a very good chance that either GA or ECNL will pull them all up. This will create a local league with less driving for parents. We'll see what happens next. |
sure pal |
Solid add. Dings northeast rl as they were a top team through many age groups |
| I’m just curious, how are clubs getting added this late? |
In some areas tryouts are in April/May so teams for next year have not formed yet. |
they were approved long time ago just not publicly announced. GA tried to delay announcements doing maybe 1 a week thinking it was some sort of big deal and everyone would be waiting with breathless excitement as they added low level teams |
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GA hats still bitter they left, and trying to downplay their value to make it seem like they are an easy replacement with what ga is adding Anyone with half a brain knows better, but we love keyboard cowboys! |
Like when ECNL added 190 teams in RL? |
No actually. Those got added to RL, their second tier league. Just like Aspire, each league has one. Keep trying to twist points though. GA volume wise is bigger than ECNL, but still only accounts for 20% of D1 commits, math says it all. |
I’m convinced there are people in other countries that are paid to troll and scare parents of joining GA. I wonder why you all are so worried trying to diminish a league… |
and most of those recruits come from 30 of the clubs and the rest get 1 or 2 players to D1, just like a lot of clubs in the country...and keep counting the GA teams that switched to ENCL as ECNL recruits, but then don't have GA count the ECNL clubs that just switched to GA...just keeping repeating all the ECNL twitter talking points |
I think its more like GA parents trying to put on their big boy pants but now realizing the pants can't stay up |
What's really funny reading through here is many ECNL parents were or going to be GA parents (and visa-versa) ... and they all probably started out with USYS t-shirts. |