Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In NoVA, at least at the older ages, the ECNL-RL competition is generally stronger than the EDP South Atlantic Premier I competition.
PP here - sorry, should've clarified that this is in reference to girls teams. Can't speak to boys teams.
Really? We're an EDP1 team that regularly beats ECNLRL teams from VA (and MD). But maybe that's just our year?
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What I have found is that the ECNL-R league has all of the top ECNL 2nd teams, and all the small clubs first teams.
EDP does not always have the 2nd best team from the big ECNL clubs and then often have the 2nd team from the smaller clubs..think Valor Gold in ECNL-R vs Valor White in EDP. Also I think many of the ECNL-R teams might skip EDP all together....I don't see any teams from Loudoun, Mclean, Arlington, VDA in South Atlantic Premier U-17
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone play for both ECNL RL + EDP at the same time for middle school age group? Is it a heavy load to play both? Not every kid on a soccer team only plays soccer.
What’s the competition level for EDP D1 and D2, is it generally similar to ECNL RL for DMV area? I recognize some teams in EDP D4 or so also playing at NCSL at the same time.
What age and gender? Assuming you're referring to boys u13 and up since your mention ecnl rl but there is no edp 1. There us usys 1 and 2 and edp starts at divison /premier 3.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In NoVA, at least at the older ages, the ECNL-RL competition is generally stronger than the EDP South Atlantic Premier I competition.
PP here - sorry, should've clarified that this is in reference to girls teams. Can't speak to boys teams.
Really? We're an EDP1 team that regularly beats ECNLRL teams from VA (and MD). But maybe that's just our year?
GFR parent here
What I have found is that the ECNL-R league has all of the top ECNL 2nd teams, and all the small clubs first teams.
EDP does not always have the 2nd best team from the big ECNL clubs and then often have the 2nd team from the smaller clubs..think Valor Gold in ECNL-R vs Valor White in EDP. Also I think many of the ECNL-R teams might skip EDP all together....I don't see any teams from Loudoun, Mclean, Arlington, VDA in South Atlantic Premier U-17
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In NoVA, at least at the older ages, the ECNL-RL competition is generally stronger than the EDP South Atlantic Premier I competition.
PP here - sorry, should've clarified that this is in reference to girls teams. Can't speak to boys teams.
Really? We're an EDP1 team that regularly beats ECNLRL teams from VA (and MD). But maybe that's just our year?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In NoVA, at least at the older ages, the ECNL-RL competition is generally stronger than the EDP South Atlantic Premier I competition.
PP here - sorry, should've clarified that this is in reference to girls teams. Can't speak to boys teams.
Anonymous wrote:In NoVA, at least at the older ages, the ECNL-RL competition is generally stronger than the EDP South Atlantic Premier I competition.
Anonymous wrote:Does anyone play for both ECNL RL + EDP at the same time for middle school age group? Is it a heavy load to play both? Not every kid on a soccer team only plays soccer.
What’s the competition level for EDP D1 and D2, is it generally similar to ECNL RL for DMV area? I recognize some teams in EDP D4 or so also playing at NCSL at the same time.
Anonymous wrote:Does anyone play for both ECNL RL + EDP at the same time for middle school age group? Is it a heavy load to play both? Not every kid on a soccer team only plays soccer.
What’s the competition level for EDP D1 and D2, is it generally similar to ECNL RL for DMV area? I recognize some teams in EDP D4 or so also playing at NCSL at the same time.