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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Considering BRYC. For those who have played with more than one club, what do you like or dislike about BRYC? Please only respond if you have a comparison to draw and not an axe to grind / propaganda to push. In other words, thoughtful feedback, please.[/quote]

You really have to specify whether you're talking boys or girls. They're two completely separate programs and perspective on one is completely useless for the other. [/quote]

Boys - pre to early teen.[/quote]

You should look at Burke AC for that age boys. BRYC is really a mess They will tell you anything to get your money. If you look at standings of the boys in that age range you'll see there is nothing Elite about them.[/quote]

Burke does not have ECNL. Interested in playing tough competition. Not fixated on winning trophies. [/quote]

To be fair, Burke is not stellar either and doesn't rank highly. It depends on which one is closer to you and how competitive your kids are. If they are in the U9-11 crew, it honestly doesn't matter much where they are. Play time and getting practice in is what you're looking for and you can do that just about anywhere. Just go with closest club and save yourself the painful commutes. If your kids are older and more competitive, then do shop around, as BRYC doesn't rank highly in the older age groups and does have some issues recruiting talent. Burke wouldn't be strong there, either.

If you can try out for one of the Bridge teams, that might be your best bet. We did BRYC in younger ages and were fine with it. Kid played a lot and spent more time on field and less time in car.  [/quote]

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