which club will leave ECNL next

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Arlington sticking with ECNL long. Their boy teams drive the club, and they are already starting to get pressure from families with boys coming up on their top teams. Those families will move if they can find an MLSN team.

I doubt they move if they get a second tier MLSN placement, like McLean. I don’t see that as being worth a change, but Arlington is likely good enough for a top MLSN spot. As more clubs make the switch from ECNl to GA on the girls side may help soften the blow on the girls side.

Needless to say, more moves coming in the next 18-24 months.

It is the girl's side that drives Arlington not the boy's. No way they move.

Paperwork already done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Arlington sticking with ECNL long. Their boy teams drive the club, and they are already starting to get pressure from families with boys coming up on their top teams. Those families will move if they can find an MLSN team.

I doubt they move if they get a second tier MLSN placement, like McLean. I don’t see that as being worth a change, but Arlington is likely good enough for a top MLSN spot. As more clubs make the switch from ECNl to GA on the girls side may help soften the blow on the girls side.

Needless to say, more moves coming in the next 18-24 months.

Sooner

Arlington will be MLSN/GA after this season. Announcement coming in the spring. Most of the girls will stay with the club. DMV rapidly becomes MLSN/GA hot spot and ECNL falls a little further down.

Haha. Funny. Evidence suggest otherwise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Arlington sticking with ECNL long. Their boy teams drive the club, and they are already starting to get pressure from families with boys coming up on their top teams. Those families will move if they can find an MLSN team.

I doubt they move if they get a second tier MLSN placement, like McLean. I don’t see that as being worth a change, but Arlington is likely good enough for a top MLSN spot. As more clubs make the switch from ECNl to GA on the girls side may help soften the blow on the girls side.

Needless to say, more moves coming in the next 18-24 months.

Sooner

Arlington will be MLSN/GA after this season. Announcement coming in the spring. Most of the girls will stay with the club. DMV rapidly becomes MLSN/GA hot spot and ECNL falls a little further down.

Haha. Funny. Evidence suggest otherwise.

Where will they go? Union?

[Anonymous]

That would certainly solve Union’s problems. But not GA. Do you have any evidence that older girls will choose Ga over ECNL? Because I do. As I said, evidence suggests otherwise. Clubs that choose boys over girls lose girls. Facts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That would certainly solve Union’s problems. But not GA. Do you have any evidence that older girls will choose Ga over ECNL? Because I do. As I said, evidence suggests otherwise. Clubs that choose boys over girls lose girls. Facts.

The older girls will stay ECNL and the younger will go to GA. Facts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Arlington sticking with ECNL long. Their boy teams drive the club, and they are already starting to get pressure from families with boys coming up on their top teams. Those families will move if they can find an MLSN team.

I doubt they move if they get a second tier MLSN placement, like McLean. I don’t see that as being worth a change, but Arlington is likely good enough for a top MLSN spot. As more clubs make the switch from ECNl to GA on the girls side may help soften the blow on the girls side.

Needless to say, more moves coming in the next 18-24 months.

It is the girl's side that drives Arlington not the boy's. No way they move.

You girl parents are hilarious. Boys are more profitable at every club.

[Anonymous]

10th grade and above stay ECNL
9th will start ECNL and shift to GA
Below will all go GA

[Anonymous]

A lot of Arlington ECNL players are on the high school varsity teams around here. So if Arlington goes MLSNext they won’t be able to play anymore? I wonder if some will dislike that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Arlington sticking with ECNL long. Their boy teams drive the club, and they are already starting to get pressure from families with boys coming up on their top teams. Those families will move if they can find an MLSN team.

I doubt they move if they get a second tier MLSN placement, like McLean. I don’t see that as being worth a change, but Arlington is likely good enough for a top MLSN spot. As more clubs make the switch from ECNl to GA on the girls side may help soften the blow on the girls side.

Needless to say, more moves coming in the next 18-24 months.

Sooner

Arlington will be MLSN/GA after this season. Announcement coming in the spring. Most of the girls will stay with the club. DMV rapidly becomes MLSN/GA hot spot and ECNL falls a little further down.

Haha. Funny. Evidence suggest otherwise.

Where will they go? Union?

They would go to Vda. If they can’t make Vda, then they would go to union. Nobody is going to union as a first choice anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Arlington sticking with ECNL long. Their boy teams drive the club, and they are already starting to get pressure from families with boys coming up on their top teams. Those families will move if they can find an MLSN team.

I doubt they move if they get a second tier MLSN placement, like McLean. I don’t see that as being worth a change, but Arlington is likely good enough for a top MLSN spot. As more clubs make the switch from ECNl to GA on the girls side may help soften the blow on the girls side.

Needless to say, more moves coming in the next 18-24 months.

Sooner

Arlington will be MLSN/GA after this season. Announcement coming in the spring. Most of the girls will stay with the club. DMV rapidly becomes MLSN/GA hot spot and ECNL falls a little further down.

Haha. Funny. Evidence suggest otherwise.

Where will they go? Union?

depending on the age groups vda and union. Where those clubs have needs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Arlington sticking with ECNL long. Their boy teams drive the club, and they are already starting to get pressure from families with boys coming up on their top teams. Those families will move if they can find an MLSN team.

I doubt they move if they get a second tier MLSN placement, like McLean. I don’t see that as being worth a change, but Arlington is likely good enough for a top MLSN spot. As more clubs make the switch from ECNl to GA on the girls side may help soften the blow on the girls side.

Needless to say, more moves coming in the next 18-24 months.

Sooner

Arlington will be MLSN/GA after this season. Announcement coming in the spring. Most of the girls will stay with the club. DMV rapidly becomes MLSN/GA hot spot and ECNL falls a little further down.

Or it strengthens the remaining two ECNL clubs.

This is the correct take

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That would certainly solve Union’s problems. But not GA. Do you have any evidence that older girls will choose Ga over ECNL? Because I do. As I said, evidence suggests otherwise. Clubs that choose boys over girls lose girls. Facts.

The older girls will stay ECNL and the younger will go to GA. Facts.

please don’t use NVA as ur evidence. It was a wash for the older teams. One of The younger teams only stuck together for an easy now not so easy natty. The others had no place to go because the teams are stacked at the other 2 ecnl clubs and parents weren’t up for Maryland drives…. (Initially)

The girls will leave. Thats the wager you will lose on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine Arlington sticking with ECNL long. Their boy teams drive the club, and they are already starting to get pressure from families with boys coming up on their top teams. Those families will move if they can find an MLSN team.

I doubt they move if they get a second tier MLSN placement, like McLean. I don’t see that as being worth a change, but Arlington is likely good enough for a top MLSN spot. As more clubs make the switch from ECNl to GA on the girls side may help soften the blow on the girls side.

Needless to say, more moves coming in the next 18-24 months.

Sooner

Arlington will be MLSN/GA after this season. Announcement coming in the spring. Most of the girls will stay with the club. DMV rapidly becomes MLSN/GA hot spot and ECNL falls a little further down.

Haha. Funny. Evidence suggest otherwise.

Where will they go? Union?

They will just bump an ECRL team to ECNL or create a new combo ECNL team. No big deal.

Note that this is has been fake about to happen for years and hasn't. Focus more on your kid finding happiness and less about the wish casting if you want a calmer, better life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That would certainly solve Union’s problems. But not GA. Do you have any evidence that older girls will choose Ga over ECNL? Because I do. As I said, evidence suggests otherwise. Clubs that choose boys over girls lose girls. Facts.

The older girls will stay ECNL and the younger will go to GA. Facts.

please don’t use NVA as ur evidence. It was a wash for the older teams. One of The younger teams only stuck together for an easy now not so easy natty. The others had no place to go because the teams are stacked at the other 2 ecnl clubs and parents weren’t up for Maryland drives…. (Initially)

The girls will leave. Thats the wager you will lose on.

No they wont.

[Anonymous]

VDA will beat Arlington out the door.