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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Whoever you are, jerk, you are wrong and misleading OP.  We have been in CCL with multiple kids, and often you end up with long drives down the 95 3+ times in the Fall alone.  Travel soccer is a year commitment and you play all of the CCL clubs once across the entire year.  They just added a second Virginia Beach club, so it looks like you are guaranteed a "nice" drive to Virginia Beach every single year now to play 1 of those 2 teams.  Add up the total hours and miles that your DC will be in a car to places like Roanoke, and it is a major commitment.  This poster is trying to mislead with the "only 1-2 a season" not being a big deal.  We have played NCSL too, and the travel times are far less over the course of a year, as other posters indicate.  FWIW: CCL2 is a dead league with scheduling problems.

OP: please ignore the CCL jerk, and if a choice of leagues really matters to you, then go into it with your eyes open and keep researching.  Compare a club's CCL team travel requirements to that same club and age group's NCSL team's travel, and the proof is there.  It is all online.  You don't need people's opinions on which has more travel.  It is not debatable.[/quote]

That is why we left a CCL club.  I will never drive 1.5+ one way to a regular season game.  Kids play equal time on our team so a 3 hour + drive (sometimes 6 hours) for 30 minutes of play is g-damn ridiculous.  They are better off playing pick up all afternoon.

I’ll drive for a tournament, but regular season game? No f@cking way.

It hasn’t hurt my kids’ development at all bucking this trend.[/quote]

Why are you still so very angry?[/quote]

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