Girls ECNL Regional League - Virginia

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is hilarious. So glad my kid is a HS Senior and I can leave this mess. Ten years ago Division 1 NCSL was the level of competition soccers teams aspired to reach. All these new leagues are a salve to parent egos and a money grab.

No question, and now they can get even more teams at their events to make even more money.

[Anonymous]

RantingSoccerDad wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is hilarious. So glad my kid is a HS Senior and I can leave this mess. Ten years ago Division 1 NCSL was the level of competition soccers teams aspired to reach. All these new leagues are a salve to parent egos and a money grab.

Good luck at junior college!

I think four-year colleges still accept a few students who don't play soccer at all.

I think.

Only if you take out a big student loan.

[Anonymous]

The Bethesda 03 ECNL 1 and 2 tryouts has attracted the top players from Bordeaux/Stoddert/Potomac. If they are able to combine those players with the core of the current B team, the new ECNL 2 team is going to be a strong or maybe elite team. This is something Spirit was unable to do in this MoCo age group. If it happens (and I hear it is happening), then that says something for the ECNL name brand.

[Anonymous]

Bethesda is about to implode. When you tell me that Bethesda's 03 Team is going to form an elite team by bringing girls from Bordeaux, Pozomac and Stoddert, I know Bethesda is done. Only one of its teams qualified for any national or regional advancement this year.

[Anonymous]

Is BRYC doing ECNL2 or ECNL regional?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

RantingSoccerDad wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is hilarious. So glad my kid is a HS Senior and I can leave this mess. Ten years ago Division 1 NCSL was the level of competition soccers teams aspired to reach. All these new leagues are a salve to parent egos and a money grab.

Good luck at junior college!

I think four-year colleges still accept a few students who don't play soccer at all.

I think.

Only if you take out a big student loan.

You mean academic scholarships have dried up? News to me...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

RantingSoccerDad wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is hilarious. So glad my kid is a HS Senior and I can leave this mess. Ten years ago Division 1 NCSL was the level of competition soccers teams aspired to reach. All these new leagues are a salve to parent egos and a money grab.

Good luck at junior college!

I think four-year colleges still accept a few students who don't play soccer at all.

I think.

Only if you take out a big student loan.

You mean academic scholarships have dried up? News to me...

Uhhh. Starting with the 3rd post back, these were jokes / sarcasm.