When do the virginia ecnl-rl schedules

[Anonymous]

ECRL in NOVA is washed up. Better off in EDP or even NCSL top division.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the clubs work out schedules between the directors and they are probably posting them as they are confirmed. There should be 8 games?

Believe 8 games for U-15 and older the. 12 games for U-13 and U-14.

Why do the U15 and older only play 8 games? Aren’t there 12 teams in the league?

Almost all the teams play a pre-season tournament, a Columbus Day tournament, State Cup, and either ECRL playoffs (if they qualify) or a November tournament and then Jeff Cup in March. That is alot to fit into one season with 8 league games.

Some clubs have U15 and older teams play in the spring - sometimes in a combined team. It really depends who is available to play in the sping.

[Anonymous]

ECNLR Virginia Conferences are on app now. So much for no traveling.
Old Dominion:
Arl
LMVSC
Villareal
Richmond United
VA United
Other Richmond United
VYS
PWSI

Commonwealth:
Valor
VSA
3rd Richmond United
BRYC
VYS (in both?)
GFR
VA Reign
Stafford
SOCA
Beach
DCSC
Herndon

[Anonymous]

Which app?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ECNLR Virginia Conferences are on app now. So much for no traveling.
Old Dominion:
Arl
LMVSC
Villareal
Richmond United
VA United
Other Richmond United
VYS
PWSI

Commonwealth:
Valor
VSA
3rd Richmond United
BRYC
VYS (in both?)
GFR
VA Reign
Stafford
SOCA
Beach
DCSC
Herndon

These are not geographically divided, this is so weird.

[Anonymous]

There's an app?

[Anonymous]

I don't think SOCA is in Commonwealth.
Richmond Blue is, as well as Richmond Orange but Orange is just U11 and U12. Richmond Blue seems to start at U13, and there are Red and Orange for U11 and U12. Herndon removed their U11 and U12 teams so maybe that is why Orange as a standalone group is in there?
That still does not explain the fact that this does not look balanced as far as the number of games.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't think SOCA is in Commonwealth.
Richmond Blue is, as well as Richmond Orange but Orange is just U11 and U12. Richmond Blue seems to start at U13, and there are Red and Orange for U11 and U12. Herndon removed their U11 and U12 teams so maybe that is why Orange as a standalone group is in there?
That still does not explain the fact that this does not look balanced as far as the number of games.

Richmond shows Red, Orange and Blue RL teams at all ages for girls side.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's an app?

Of course there's an app? Clearly a lot to learn 😛 and it explains a lot of misinformed comments here.

[Anonymous]

For the boys side, it shows ten teams for commonwealth and 9 for old dominion but i can't see the breakdown. Where do you see that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well, if your kid makes the first team, are you allowed to say sorry, we would rather play on the second team b/c there are more spring games?

Why don't they put their teams in a spring league with a regular schedule? The first teams are paying more for a lot fewer games than the second/third/fourth teams.

Some clubs do put their RL teams in NCSL in the spring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ECNLR Virginia Conferences are on app now. So much for no traveling.
Old Dominion:
Arl
LMVSC
Villareal
Richmond United
VA United
Other Richmond United
VYS
PWSI

Commonwealth:
Valor
VSA
3rd Richmond United
BRYC
VYS (in both?)
GFR
VA Reign
Stafford
SOCA
Beach
DCSC
Herndon

How can one conference have 8 and the other have 10 (assuming VYS is in Old Dominion). Seems like it should be 9 and 9 then you have your 8 league games.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the clubs work out schedules between the directors and they are probably posting them as they are confirmed. There should be 8 games?

Believe 8 games for U-15 and older the. 12 games for U-13 and U-14.

Why do the U15 and older only play 8 games? Aren’t there 12 teams in the league?

Almost all the teams play a pre-season tournament, a Columbus Day tournament, State Cup, and either ECRL playoffs (if they qualify) or a November tournament and then Jeff Cup in March. That is alot to fit into one season with 8 league games.

Some clubs have U15 and older teams play in the spring - sometimes in a combined team. It really depends who is available to play in the sping.

Besides WAGS, why would a team choose a tournament over more league games? Other local tournaments are just filled with NCSL teams.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ECNLR Virginia Conferences are on app now. So much for no traveling.
Old Dominion:
Arl
LMVSC
Villareal
Richmond United
VA United
Other Richmond United
VYS
PWSI

Commonwealth:
Valor
VSA
3rd Richmond United
BRYC
VYS (in both?)
GFR
VA Reign
Stafford
SOCA
Beach
DCSC
Herndon

Does Richmond have and A, B and C team or are the kids just spread “evenly”

[Anonymous]

What's the app?