New Additions to Leagues Check Up (ECNL & GA)

[Anonymous]

So is it Loudon or NVA?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So is it Loudon or NVA?

Its all of the above

[Anonymous]

Big news, Huntsville! & The HCFC Academy is joining @mIsnext this September! Kicking off with U13 & U14 teams, we'll add a new age group each year until we build a full U13-U19 program.

[Anonymous]

How's Brave Leadership dealing with McLean leaving Union? It seems like this could be their chance to ditch NM for good and kick off something new. Any updates?

[Anonymous]

Looks to me like FVU is the only ECNL club account following Girls Academy. .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How's Brave Leadership dealing with McLean leaving Union? It seems like this could be their chance to ditch NM for good and kick off something new. Any updates?

What does a con man do when his antics are known across all the clubs? Move to another state to continue milking the soccer cow to other unsuspecting folks?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How's Brave Leadership dealing with McLean leaving Union? It seems like this could be their chance to ditch NM for good and kick off something new. Any updates?

What does a con man do when his antics are known across all the clubs? Move to another state to continue milking the soccer cow to other unsuspecting folks?

You sound like a true winner. Got to love a keyboard warrior

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:As a college coach, we are going to less and less GA...it's just not economical. And, this year the playoffs schedules are crazy.....GA in Cali first then several days later ENCL starts. Will be the third year we don't attend GA. Not saying there aren't some worthy players, but not worth it compared to the numbers we can see at ECNL. And, this is the growing sentiment of many colleagues.

lol. Coaches will come see the top programs… trust me.

lol. You must be that “a college coach”. You know, that college nobody is looking at. Not all colleges are the same.

[Anonymous]

GA or ECNL. What are we getting out of all of this? Going to college to play soccer with some kind of major. Remember that there is cut throat competition (academically) in colleges. That kid camping in the library and accumulating internships is going to get ahead of you when it comes to hiring while you are juggling between soccer and curriculum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:GA or ECNL. What are we getting out of all of this? Going to college to play soccer with some kind of major. Remember that there is cut throat competition (academically) in colleges. That kid camping in the library and accumulating internships is going to get ahead of you when it comes to hiring while you are juggling between soccer and curriculum.

Playing a college sport is excellent for a resume. If you didn’t know that, I’m sorry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GA or ECNL. What are we getting out of all of this? Going to college to play soccer with some kind of major. Remember that there is cut throat competition (academically) in colleges. That kid camping in the library and accumulating internships is going to get ahead of you when it comes to hiring while you are juggling between soccer and curriculum.

Playing a college sport is excellent for a resume. If you didn’t know that, I’m sorry.

Yea, my kids 3rd grade teacher played D1 at a top name school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:GA or ECNL. What are we getting out of all of this? Going to college to play soccer with some kind of major. Remember that there is cut throat competition (academically) in colleges. That kid camping in the library and accumulating internships is going to get ahead of you when it comes to hiring while you are juggling between soccer and curriculum.

Disagree with this. There are huge benefits to sports compared to just pure academics. Sure, academics are very important, but the lessons you’re exposed to with any competitive sport cannot be replicated by a text book.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GA or ECNL. What are we getting out of all of this? Going to college to play soccer with some kind of major. Remember that there is cut throat competition (academically) in colleges. That kid camping in the library and accumulating internships is going to get ahead of you when it comes to hiring while you are juggling between soccer and curriculum.

Playing a college sport is excellent for a resume. If you didn’t know that, I’m sorry.

Yea, my kids 3rd grade teacher played D1 at a top name school

Dumb take.

[Anonymous]

ITS FRIDAY PEOPLE!!! WHO drops the news first

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Confirmed!!

double confirmed