ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How have 2010 girls fared in all the changes? Did they lose any starters back to SYC?

Or pick up any starters from Brave? Net-net, have they emerged stronger or weaker?

No starters left but a few players did not get offers. 2 went to Arlington and 1 went to SYC.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How have 2010 girls fared in all the changes? Did they lose any starters back to SYC?

Or pick up any starters from Brave? Net-net, have they emerged stronger or weaker?

No starters left but a few players did not get offers. 2 went to Arlington and 1 went to SYC.

That team is competitive with a lot of strong players. Glad they all found a place to play.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How have 2010 girls fared in all the changes? Did they lose any starters back to SYC?

Or pick up any starters from Brave? Net-net, have they emerged stronger or weaker?

All the strong players from both Union and BRAVE are on FVU

[Anonymous]

F U rosters are 25. That's a lot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:F U rosters are 25. That's a lot.

Not true. 18.

[Anonymous]

08 G is already at 25

[Anonymous]

Roster sizes are posted on the website. Going from the posted 18 to 25 after accepting offers is sleazy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Roster sizes are posted on the website. Going from the posted 18 to 25 after accepting offers is sleazy

Where did they state that they will only roster 18? The smallest rosters are U13-U15 and that's projected at 20, U16/17 are 22 and U19 is 24

[Anonymous]

Roster sizes were confirmed to be the mininum number. Max is up to the coahces. This has been confirmed already.

[Anonymous]

Can anyone how many minutes per game if any their DC got if they were between 20-25th player on the roster? Whats the point?

[Anonymous]

When will they have a town hall meeting?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can anyone how many minutes per game if any their DC got if they were between 20-25th player on the roster? Whats the point?

I guess a chance at sitting on a college sideline? It sucks that this is the culmination of them starting out and watching them play as U-littles.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is a trapped player?

Basically a trap player is born in the same birth year as the kids that are a grade older on a team (think Oct.-Dec. birthdays since cutoff for school, at least in VA, is Sept. 30). So those players are "trapped" and get to repeat their U19 season twice - once as a Junior playing with mostly seniors in HS, then as actual seniors playing with majority Juniors. I have two trap players in club soccer. and really wish they had never moved to the birth year rule and just stuck with grade levels.

Can one play U19 season twice? I guess the leagues don’t care about age at that point?

Age is why they can play twice. It's U19, not U18.

This is correct. Trap players get to play U19 two years in a row.

What does this mean? How do those kids get to play U19 two years in a row?
Kids born Oct.-Dec. birthdays are a grade LOWER (cutoff for school, at least in VA, is Sept. 30).
At U18 the Oct.-Dec. kids will play with mostly seniors in the Academy, while they will be Juniors.
So the following year once they are finally seniors most of the their teammates will be off to college? and what happens to the Oct.-Dec. kids?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is a trapped player?

Basically a trap player is born in the same birth year as the kids that are a grade older on a team (think Oct.-Dec. birthdays since cutoff for school, at least in VA, is Sept. 30). So those players are "trapped" and get to repeat their U19 season twice - once as a Junior playing with mostly seniors in HS, then as actual seniors playing with majority Juniors. I have two trap players in club soccer. and really wish they had never moved to the birth year rule and just stuck with grade levels.

Can one play U19 season twice? I guess the leagues don’t care about age at that point?

Age is why they can play twice. It's U19, not U18.

This is correct. Trap players get to play U19 two years in a row.

What does this mean? How do those kids get to play U19 two years in a row?
Kids born Oct.-Dec. birthdays are a grade LOWER (cutoff for school, at least in VA, is Sept. 30).
At U18 the Oct.-Dec. kids will play with mostly seniors in the Academy, while they will be Juniors.
So the following year once they are finally seniors most of the their teammates will be off to college? and what happens to the Oct.-Dec. kids?

There is no U18. It's U17 and then U19 at most clubs. Mayve you need an example - the 2006 kids who are in 11th grade right now 92023-24 school year), they are playing U19 for the current 2023-24 season and will be U19 again for 2024-25 season. U19 always have two age groups because of the trapped players.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How have 2010 girls fared in all the changes? Did they lose any starters back to SYC?

Top players have left for other clubs, other top players have stayed at FVU, and other top players have not gotten an offer. Sad, for the ones who were not picked, hopefully they find a home soon.