09 girls

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is Bryc really 0-8 with zero goals scored and 44 goals scored against them this fall??

Also, they have not scored a goal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Bryc really 0-8 with zero goals scored and 44 goals scored against them this fall??

Also, they have not scored a goal.

Why are you so concerned?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Bryc really 0-8 with zero goals scored and 44 goals scored against them this fall??

Also, they have not scored a goal.

Isn’t that what “zero goals scored” means?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Bryc really 0-8 with zero goals scored and 44 goals scored against them this fall??

Also, they have not scored a goal.

Isn’t that what “zero goals scored” means?

Last year BRYC girls were playing NCSL isn’t? While Arlington and Loudoun were playing CCL (when it was a good level)? You don’t see it but one team is progressing because it jumped from lower level of competition, while the other is playing at same level except probably when they play teams from other states. It is going to take time to adjust to higher level, also these girls are younger and to add more there is not discrimination due to size. Arlington and Loudoun per what we see in these post select the tall and big and strong which of course makes it easy to win when they are younger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Bryc really 0-8 with zero goals scored and 44 goals scored against them this fall??

Also, they have not scored a goal.

Isn’t that what “zero goals scored” means?

Last year BRYC girls were playing NCSL isn’t? While Arlington and Loudoun were playing CCL (when it was a good level)? You don’t see it but one team is progressing because it jumped from lower level of competition, while the other is playing at same level except probably when they play teams from other states. It is going to take time to adjust to higher level, also these girls are younger and to add more there is not discrimination due to size. Arlington and Loudoun per what we see in these post select the tall and big and strong which of course makes it easy to win when they are younger.

Yeah one team is playing out of their confort zone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Bryc really 0-8 with zero goals scored and 44 goals scored against them this fall??

Also, they have not scored a goal.

Isn’t that what “zero goals scored” means?

Last year BRYC girls were playing NCSL isn’t? While Arlington and Loudoun were playing CCL (when it was a good level)? You don’t see it but one team is progressing because it jumped from lower level of competition, while the other is playing at same level except probably when they play teams from other states. It is going to take time to adjust to higher level, also these girls are younger and to add more there is not discrimination due to size. Arlington and Loudoun per what we see in these post select the tall and big and strong which of course makes it easy to win when they are younger.

Bethesda is the smallest team we have seen and its not even close. They seem to be doing just fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Bryc really 0-8 with zero goals scored and 44 goals scored against them this fall??

Also, they have not scored a goal.

Isn’t that what “zero goals scored” means?

Last year BRYC girls were playing NCSL isn’t? While Arlington and Loudoun were playing CCL (when it was a good level)? You don’t see it but one team is progressing because it jumped from lower level of competition, while the other is playing at same level except probably when they play teams from other states. It is going to take time to adjust to higher level, also these girls are younger and to add more there is not discrimination due to size. Arlington and Loudoun per what we see in these post select the tall and big and strong which of course makes it easy to win when they are younger.

Bethesda is the smallest team we have seen and its not even close. They seem to be doing just fine.

Which league was Bethesda’s top team playing last season?

[Anonymous]

Loudoun lost its first ECNL game over the weekend to CSA. Guess that makes Arlington best in the DMV now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Loudoun lost its first ECNL game over the weekend to CSA. Guess that makes Arlington best in the DMV now.

Math Transitive law does not work on sports. I assumed you know "Transitive law" with your comments.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Loudoun lost its first ECNL game over the weekend to CSA. Guess that makes Arlington best in the DMV now.

Arlington has three losses…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Loudoun lost its first ECNL game over the weekend to CSA. Guess that makes Arlington best in the DMV now.

Arlington has three losses…

Loudoun has lost 2 of its last 3 including WAGS. They actually could have lost Saturday too but results aren't posted.

[Anonymous]

Hate to break your heart but Loudoun 09s won on Saturday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Loudoun lost its first ECNL game over the weekend to CSA. Guess that makes Arlington best in the DMV now.

Arlington has three losses…

Loudoun has lost 2 of its last 3 including WAGS. They actually could have lost Saturday too but results aren't posted.

Kick and run doesn't lead to success against better competition.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Loudoun lost its first ECNL game over the weekend to CSA. Guess that makes Arlington best in the DMV now.

Arlington has three losses…

Loudoun has lost 2 of its last 3 including WAGS. They actually could have lost Saturday too but results aren't posted.

Kick and run doesn't lead to success against better competition.

Let the loudoun Parents enjoy their glory right now. It will come to an end over the next two years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Loudoun lost its first ECNL game over the weekend to CSA. Guess that makes Arlington best in the DMV now.

Arlington has three losses…

Loudoun has lost 2 of its last 3 including WAGS. They actually could have lost Saturday too but results aren't posted.

Kick and run doesn't lead to success against better competition.

Let the loudoun Parents enjoy their glory right now. It will come to an end over the next two years.

Depends if Loudoun learns how to use the midfield better. Many of us have heard Reann tell the team to skip the mid-field. I understand it is a style and they have an excellent striker however I feel it negates development for the mid-fielders.