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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is it possible your current club is holding the Ecnl card over your head so you can stay ? Oldest trick in the book[/quote]

OP here.  Who knows.  We actually have no intent on every leaving this club so they have no need to hold anything over our head.  
I have 3 kids and am maxed out with driving and making sports for all of them work.  If my daughter makes the jump with her current club to ECNL and really wants to do it I guess 
we would make it work by hiring help but I can't see us choosing to go elsewhere (and driving further).

To answer another question--she practices with the ECNL kids weekly.

I'm just curious about this all more than anything.  She goes to a pretty demanding school and the academics are getting intense this year (tons of homework).  I'm just wondering what her future is with soccer--
I can see her moving up to ECNL and I can see her quitting all together.  I'd be fine with either.   Just wondered if there is any chance in moving up at this point.  [/quote]

If she's on the team just below ECNL, that would mean she is playing for the ECNL Regional team, correct?  Her current schedule (regular season, anyway) should be very similar to what you'd be looking at with ECNL.

If they are asking her to practice with the ECNL team regularly (assuming that there are not a large number of other players doing this as well), then I would think that is a good sign that they may look to move her up.  That being said, players from outside the club typically have the advantage.  [/quote]

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