NVA/Loudoun to MLS Next

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

Bold or true? 3 draws against local competition. There are some very strong GA teams in this age group.

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

Bold or true? 3 draws against local competition. There are some very strong GA teams in this age group.

Ok so GA isn't so bad after all then right? I mean the 2012's are undefeated and #1 in the Mid Atlantic conference for ECNL.

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

Bold or true? 3 draws against local competition. There are some very strong GA teams in this age group.

Ok so GA isn't so bad after all then right? I mean the 2012's are undefeated and #1 in the Mid Atlantic conference for ECNL.

GA and ENCL from a scheduled events and league structure are nearly identical. The difference is the clubs involved. As more big clubs swith to GA so they can get MLSN there will be no difference.

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SYC 2012's are a perfect example of what could happen with the McLean 2013's. If they decide to stay together, they will have great competition available to them, and still play against ECNL clubs and show their worth during events.

SYC still has yet to play the likes of SJEB or Real, those are likely to be pretty competitive.

For 2013 if the right players commit GA could be the strong one for the area and surrounding. NJ's GA clubs for 2013 are setup pretty well right now.

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Anonymous wrote:SYC 2012's are a perfect example of what could happen with the McLean 2013's. If they decide to stay together, they will have great competition available to them, and still play against ECNL clubs and show their worth during events.

SYC still has yet to play the likes of SJEB or Real, those are likely to be pretty competitive.

For 2013 if the right players commit GA could be the strong one for the area and surrounding. NJ's GA clubs for 2013 are setup pretty well right now.

Next years GA's 2012 Mid Atlantic top 4 of SYC, NVA, SJEB, and Real NJ will be a stronger top 4 than ECNL's Mid Atlantic of Richmond (Very good team), Arlington, Charlotte SA, and who FVU (??) VDA (Probably not)

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Anonymous wrote:SYC 2012's are a perfect example of what could happen with the McLean 2013's. If they decide to stay together, they will have great competition available to them, and still play against ECNL clubs and show their worth during events.

SYC still has yet to play the likes of SJEB or Real, those are likely to be pretty competitive.

For 2013 if the right players commit GA could be the strong one for the area and surrounding. NJ's GA clubs for 2013 are setup pretty well right now.

Agreed.

2013 pre GA has some strong teams all around.

McLean 13s
SJEB 13s
CSA 13s
HTX 13s
SDSC 13s
Tophat 13s
Lou Fusz 13s
CUP 13s

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

NVA12s lost to Real Jersey at WAGS, that team is currently 3rd in the GA Mid Atlantic division behind SYC and SJEB. GA has some creampuffs, but winning the division is no cakewalk.

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

NVA12s lost to Real Jersey at WAGS, that team is currently 3rd in the GA Mid Atlantic division behind SYC and SJEB. GA has some creampuffs, but winning the division is no cakewalk.

With how the conference is aligned SYC 12's will make it to California for Playoffs. They'll win the south division easily, SJEB and Real will be competitive games but those two will battle it out for who represents the north in California. GA Mid Atlantic sends two teams to playoffs, one from north and one from south.

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

Bold or true? 3 draws against local competition. There are some very strong GA teams in this age group.

Ok so GA isn't so bad after all then right? I mean the 2012's are undefeated and #1 in the Mid Atlantic conference for ECNL.

They are going to run through current 2012 teams, easily.

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

Bold or true? 3 draws against local competition. There are some very strong GA teams in this age group.

Ok so GA isn't so bad after all then right? I mean the 2012's are undefeated and #1 in the Mid Atlantic conference for ECNL.

They are going to run through current 2012 teams, easily.

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

NVA12s lost to Real Jersey at WAGS, that team is currently 3rd in the GA Mid Atlantic division behind SYC and SJEB. GA has some creampuffs, but winning the division is no cakewalk.

And NVA also beat Real NJ like a month before WAGS also, no big deal

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

They probably have a better chance of winning it all in GA than any of these clubs around here winning it all in ECNL. Let's be real no FVU team at any age group is winning it all. Arlington 2011 is the only team in that club that MAYBE could win something. VDA 09 is the only team in that club that could MAYBE win something. There is no other team from any club remaining in ECNLthat has a shot!
All these people on here yapping about ECNL this, GA that, ya'll ain't winning nothing. Find a place you like, play there, and let your kid grow to the best of their ability and have fun!

One day, when you're kids gets older, you'll realize that it isn't about winning. It's about college looks/offers/decisions.

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

Bold or true? 3 draws against local competition. There are some very strong GA teams in this age group.

Ok so GA isn't so bad after all then right? I mean the 2012's are undefeated and #1 in the Mid Atlantic conference for ECNL.

They are going to run through current 2012 teams, easily.

Ha!!

Oh, you're serious.

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Anonymous wrote:If NVA goes GA, most girls will leave for ECNL clubs if they can. They are already talking about it. They know the SYC/McLean Union was to boost the boys program. They know the Brave/Mclean merger was to boost the boys program. And they know for sure if NVA dumps ECNL to get MLS Next this will be to benefit the boys and hose the girls again. They know this and will not have loyalty to another club that shows that they value the boys program over the girls. Who knows, maybe GA has it right being a girls only club. I give them credit for that, because whenever the boys are tied to the girls, the girls get hosed. But most ECNL girls have worked hard to get where they are and want to play in college. Until GA starts placing more girls than ECNL, and until more scouts go to GA events than ECNL events, they will choose ECNL. They know, they are talking, and they will leave. All this talk about staying NVA and beating up on the GA competition is nonsense, because the ECNL girls will leave and the club will eventually realize they killed their girls program. McLean only left because they had no choice, it was their only way out of a union they regretted. NVA is apparently doing this willingly to the girls and the girls will not forgive them. Most are openly talking amongst themselves already which ID sessions they are going to.

spoken like a parent who’s in the know. THIS IS THE WAY…

Off principle my DD will be as others said… taking time off or playing for another GA club if they cant find a new roster spot.

NVA can rest on their laurels w the older teams who have committed. But the younger ones ….. lmao in the wind. And whichever ecnl club manages to snag the 2012s as a whole will be the smartest in the region.

I will bet you English grammar lessons, which you really need, no club takes the whole 2012 team. It doesn't work that way. This is simply delusional parent talk.

the word is out… if you are nervous you guys should be. Hubris and poor planning and communication doesn’t work out well in the end.

Blah, that 2012 team wouldn’t win it all in GA either…

thats a bold statement

Bold or true? 3 draws against local competition. There are some very strong GA teams in this age group.

Ok so GA isn't so bad after all then right? I mean the 2012's are undefeated and #1 in the Mid Atlantic conference for ECNL.

They are going to run through current 2012 teams, easily.

they is assuming we stay… which is delusional