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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hold on.. I can think of at least 8 DC clubs. There's obviously demand for this many clubs. Tell me why these clubs are traveling 1 hour away to play a game in MD eastern shore or WV or Lorton... with so many teams in DC, why isn't there a DC league? Ok for the the top level teams (ECNL or whatever) maybe those can travel for better comp. but the A/B/C teams traveling an hour to play a game is crazy. why isn't there a DC league?[/quote] Because each club wants a "pathway" to sell and the league directors need to feel their kids too. On the girls side in the DMV we have teams in ECNL, ECNL-RL, GA, GA Aspire, NL, EDP, and NCSL (and probably others). Ideally you would want one truly elite league (ECNL/GA) where teams travel to play the best competition and then put all of the other teams in the same pool with promotion/relegation, but this would require combining 5 leagues into 1.[/quote] There isn’t enough talent in DC to have a DC league. That’s pretty clear.[/quote] That's false. We have more than enough talent pre-U14. After then, allow them to travel after the separations occur.[/quote] +1 The DC talent is just fragmented. If you combined all the DC clubs into 2 and just kept players in the district they'd be competitive with any of the burbs clubs. It's the same old issue. Field space and traffic patterns. [/quote]
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