ECNL moving to school year not calendar

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd hope they can let everyone know next week. People have decisions to make and the sooner everyone is informed the better. Also I can't imagine dragging out the trapeed player situation another year. That seems inexcusable.

This change may not be to 2026. You do not need to know. We do not even know if they made a decision.

If ECNL is ready to make the change, they should do it immediately. The start-first advantage will give ECNL a further advantage against GA.

They are not ready. At all.

[Anonymous]

What is the big deal?

[Anonymous]

ECNL have been ready for months and likely will want to implement right away. I am assuming each league will send a out press release with how they plan to handle the process and the each club will do the same to all players/families.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone on another forum posted the below link to tryouts starting next week in SoCal. Clubs must already know what's happening.

https://surfsoccer.com/join-surf/

This is for U9-U7. They most do a short season registration for these age groups. In the big picture it is inconsequential.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd hope they can let everyone know next week. People have decisions to make and the sooner everyone is informed the better. Also I can't imagine dragging out the trapeed player situation another year. That seems inexcusable.

This change may not be to 2026. You do not need to know. We do not even know if they made a decision.

If ECNL is ready to make the change, they should do it immediately. The start-first advantage will give ECNL a further advantage against GA.

They are not ready. At all.

Heard some ECNL clubs already do age group training. I think they are ready.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd hope they can let everyone know next week. People have decisions to make and the sooner everyone is informed the better. Also I can't imagine dragging out the trapeed player situation another year. That seems inexcusable.

This change may not be to 2026. You do not need to know. We do not even know if they made a decision.

If ECNL is ready to make the change, they should do it immediately. The start-first advantage will give ECNL a further advantage against GA.

They are not ready. At all.

Socal ECNL club will have their younger group play up in the 25/26 as SY team. I think that is a sign ECNL will switch next year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd hope they can let everyone know next week. People have decisions to make and the sooner everyone is informed the better. Also I can't imagine dragging out the trapeed player situation another year. That seems inexcusable.

This change may not be to 2026. You do not need to know. We do not even know if they made a decision.

If ECNL is ready to make the change, they should do it immediately. The start-first advantage will give ECNL a further advantage against GA.

They are not ready. At all.

Heard some ECNL clubs already do age group training. I think they are ready.

You are an idiot. Name the clubs. W
You sound like every other idiot on here saying they know what’s happening.

[Anonymous]

Thought this was an interesting post -https://www.reddit.com/r/youthsoccer/comments/1gmozoi/socal_soccer_league_age_matrix/?sort=new

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd hope they can let everyone know next week. People have decisions to make and the sooner everyone is informed the better. Also I can't imagine dragging out the trapeed player situation another year. That seems inexcusable.

This change may not be to 2026. You do not need to know. We do not even know if they made a decision.

If ECNL is ready to make the change, they should do it immediately. The start-first advantage will give ECNL a further advantage against GA.

They are not ready. At all.

Heard some ECNL clubs already do age group training. I think they are ready.

You are an idiot. Name the clubs. W
You sound like every other idiot on here saying they know what’s happening.

Feel free to show your own stupidity. Your days are counted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thought this was an interesting post -https://www.reddit.com/r/youthsoccer/comments/1gmozoi/socal_soccer_league_age_matrix/?sort=new

It’s been known in the SoCal area that the league will not start right away as many of the clubs want extra time to prepare. The good clubs will start next fall and play up. It’s already been discussed.

[Anonymous]

Do you think we’ll hear something tomorrow?

[Anonymous]

Would wish, but surprised we haven't already heard, so what do I know. Longer it goes, the weirder it seems.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd hope they can let everyone know next week. People have decisions to make and the sooner everyone is informed the better. Also I can't imagine dragging out the trapeed player situation another year. That seems inexcusable.

This change may not be to 2026. You do not need to know. We do not even know if they made a decision.

If ECNL is ready to make the change, they should do it immediately. The start-first advantage will give ECNL a further advantage against GA.

They are not ready. At all.

You are not ready. Ecnl is.

[Anonymous]

US Soccer blocked the motion. Will negatively impact national team competitiveness. No actual vote occurred. Working on a compromise. Phased approach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:US Soccer blocked the motion. Will negatively impact national team competitiveness. No actual vote occurred. Working on a compromise. Phased approach.

Blocked it but phased approach. Make your words at least make sense.