Top 100 Boys Youth Soccer Clubs

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https://www.soccerwire.com/news/soccerwire-top-100-boys-soccer-clubs-february-2021/?fbclid=IwAR3utG_tQakGX5Ys7eUHWKtysKoqSaaYK_cU2x18SU7-InJHdHYWGgK0HPE

6 - DC United
13 - Bethesda
18 - Arlington
75 - VDA
86 - McLean

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/soccerwire-top-100-boys-soccer-clubs-february-2021/?fbclid=IwAR3utG_tQakGX5Ys7eUHWKtysKoqSaaYK_cU2x18SU7-InJHdHYWGgK0HPE

6 - DC United
13 - Bethesda
18 - Arlington
75 - VDA
86 - McLean

Where’s Loudoun and their 5k/year fees and super duper trooper A license folks?






😂

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/soccerwire-top-100-boys-soccer-clubs-february-2021/?fbclid=IwAR3utG_tQakGX5Ys7eUHWKtysKoqSaaYK_cU2x18SU7-InJHdHYWGgK0HPE

6 - DC United
13 - Bethesda
18 - Arlington
75 - VDA
86 - McLean

It’s pretty laughable McLean is in that group. VDA and Arlington should be a little closer. But order is generally right. It is of course dumb to take any of this seriously. It’s for people who don’t know how to evaluate what their kids are learning on the field.

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DC United, that’s a joke

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McLean ? Did they create the list ? Not terrible but not top 25 either. Just being honest no shade being thrown here.

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Anonymous wrote:McLean ? Did they create the list ? Not terrible but not top 25 either. Just being honest no shade being thrown here.

sorry meant 100 not 25

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Others in the region:

19. Baltimore Armour
84. Baltimore Celtic

[Anonymous]

DC United has a youth soccer team? What ages?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC United has a youth soccer team? What ages?

Invite only please stay with you rec team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:McLean ? Did they create the list ? Not terrible but not top 25 either. Just being honest no shade being thrown here.

SoccerWire’s monthly Top 100 lists are based on an algorithm which measures the competitiveness of U14-U19 teams, along with other key factors including recent U.S. Youth National Team call-ups and postseason success in the nation’s top leagues. Team results are aggregated from YouthSoccerRankings.US, the most comprehensive database in the youth soccer industry.

MYS had several teams win national titles in the older age groups.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:McLean ? Did they create the list ? Not terrible but not top 25 either. Just being honest no shade being thrown here.

SoccerWire’s monthly Top 100 lists are based on an algorithm which measures the competitiveness of U14-U19 teams, along with other key factors including recent U.S. Youth National Team call-ups and postseason success in the nation’s top leagues. Team results are aggregated from YouthSoccerRankings.US, the most comprehensive database in the youth soccer industry.

MYS had several teams win national titles in the older age groups.

Blah blah blah blah. You dropped out of CCL because your teams were getting throttled, your younger teams are routinely hammered by your neighbors in Vienna and Great Falls, most of your ECNL teams are pinatas, and you are bringing up “national championships” won by kids no longer at the club against teams that did not include DAs, at a club which refuses to admit that it will play in State Cup. I think that about sums it up. BRYC has also won national championships. In the past. Who the hell cares? How does that make the current club, coaches and teams better? Like, specifically. . .

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:McLean ? Did they create the list ? Not terrible but not top 25 either. Just being honest no shade being thrown here.

SoccerWire’s monthly Top 100 lists are based on an algorithm which measures the competitiveness of U14-U19 teams, along with other key factors including recent U.S. Youth National Team call-ups and postseason success in the nation’s top leagues. Team results are aggregated from YouthSoccerRankings.US, the most comprehensive database in the youth soccer industry.

MYS had several teams win national titles in the older age groups.

Blah blah blah blah. You dropped out of CCL because your teams were getting throttled, your younger teams are routinely hammered by your neighbors in Vienna and Great Falls, most of your ECNL teams are pinatas, and you are bringing up “national championships” won by kids no longer at the club against teams that did not include DAs, at a club which refuses to admit that it will play in State Cup. I think that about sums it up. BRYC has also won national championships. In the past. Who the hell cares? How does that make the current club, coaches and teams better? Like, specifically. . .

McLean didn't drop out of CCL, they placed their A teams into ECNL. Their B teams still play CCL Championship.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:McLean ? Did they create the list ? Not terrible but not top 25 either. Just being honest no shade being thrown here.

SoccerWire’s monthly Top 100 lists are based on an algorithm which measures the competitiveness of U14-U19 teams, along with other key factors including recent U.S. Youth National Team call-ups and postseason success in the nation’s top leagues. Team results are aggregated from YouthSoccerRankings.US, the most comprehensive database in the youth soccer industry.

MYS had several teams win national titles in the older age groups.

Blah blah blah blah. You dropped out of CCL because your teams were getting throttled, your younger teams are routinely hammered by your neighbors in Vienna and Great Falls, most of your ECNL teams are pinatas, and you are bringing up “national championships” won by kids no longer at the club against teams that did not include DAs, at a club which refuses to admit that it will play in State Cup. I think that about sums it up. BRYC has also won national championships. In the past. Who the hell cares? How does that make the current club, coaches and teams better? Like, specifically. . .

McLean didn't drop out of CCL, they placed their A teams into ECNL. Their B teams still play CCL Championship.

The boys b and c teams are in NCSL

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Their B teams are CCL.

Regardless, the point was that it's a math formula using youthsoccerrankings.com game reports so by having older teams win the national championchips, that is how MYS wound up in top 100 vs. other clubs in other states who have not had a national championship but still may be good overall.