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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How far away do you actually travel for soccer in this area? [/quote]

1 - 1.5 hours with traffic on average. Loudoun and Baltimore area teams are the outliers for major clubs. Sometimes keystone in PA. Now many dmv clubs 2nd teams are in NAL (league) with clubs such as pa classics, pda or fc delco so they have to travel to PA or NJ for an away game.

According to rankings, this area has the most dense population of nationally ranked teams with great competition. I would say more than 90 minutes isn't necessary unless you are mls next/ecnl level.

(This is for boys, I know ecnl girls travel to NC, etc but I'm not familiar.)[/quote]

I should have clarified that 20-30 minutes was average.  1.5 hours was the maximum. [/quote]

Lol. That’s cute that you all call that “travel”.  We’re in Colorado. For non-ECNL/RL games we sometimes have to go from the front range to Grand Junction, Vail, Steamboat Springs or Laramie WY (I guess Wyoming isn’t big enough so they compete with Colorado). For RL, our region includes Utah and that’s a 9 hour drive in good weather but our games there are scheduled for January so we’re flying to avoid driving though winter storms. Our region for ECNL includes Texas and Oklahoma—up to 15 hours to drive but everyone usually flies.  [/quote]

Lol. The term travel is subjective. That's cute that you have to travel that far average/non ecnl competition. [/quote]

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