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[quote=Anonymous]No.  Of course not.

Other than the MLS teams themselves, there are many fine clubs connected with MLSNEXT.  Almost all, if not all, have other older age guy teams playing in other leagues too.  These clubs will follow the same training schedules and programs for all their teams.  I just checked the website for the club one of my kids played for years back.  We were in a State with no MLS team.

That club has, at u16, the following guy teams - MLSNEXT, National Academy League, National League Conference and a State Premier team.  Basically, an A,B, C and D team just like u9. There is no “secret” code word training for MLSNEXT teams that “other” teams don’t get.  The club’s older age group coaches all have A and B licenses.  They train at the same locations.  They do the same stuff.

If, next year, all the non-MLS clubs got together and said they were forming their own league they certainly could.  Since I’ve been around youth soccer, as a parent, the “top league” has changed several times.  Now it’s MLSNEXT.  Prior to that it was the Development Academy, Prior to that it was a mix of regional leagues under usysa and us soccer umbrellas.

Just for comparison - on the girls’ side the club has two ECNL teams and 1 ECRL team.

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