Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 16:42     Subject: Re:DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Aren’t they primarily the current Blue teams?


Yes. No magic happening here conferred by some new acronym.


Right, but the new acronym is because the current blue teams (which, fwiw, my kids aren't on) will be competing in a different league. I don't entirely get why the club has decided to act as though it's a whole different form of tryout, but it IS true that that part will be different next year. The likely outcome may well be that DCSC teams all get absolutely torched every week, guess we'll see...


Is the new acronym missing the letter "r," does the club think parents are stupid, or are they actually playing in ECNL?
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 16:39     Subject: Re:DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Aren’t they primarily the current Blue teams?


Yes. No magic happening here conferred by some new acronym.


Right, but the new acronym is because the current blue teams (which, fwiw, my kids aren't on) will be competing in a different league. I don't entirely get why the club has decided to act as though it's a whole different form of tryout, but it IS true that that part will be different next year. The likely outcome may well be that DCSC teams all get absolutely torched every week, guess we'll see...
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 16:11     Subject: Re:DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anonymous wrote:Aren’t they primarily the current Blue teams?


Yes. No magic happening here conferred by some new acronym.
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 16:01     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anonymous wrote:It's just another entrant in the alphabet soup of youth soccer in DC. They would do better to try to form an alliance with an existing ECNL (or MLS Next)club to send kids their way. DC proper has too many clubs. If the 5 small clubs plus DCSC banded together, something great could happen, particularly if they had a mission of leveling the playing field for kids who may not be able to traditionally afford travel soccer.


Somebody has to pay for it. I doubt a team of 12 with three who can afford to play are going to be happy footing the bill for nine other kids.
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 15:57     Subject: Re:DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Aren’t they primarily the current Blue teams?
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 13:07     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Anybody know anything about this new ECNL RL team at DC Soccer club? We have an offer we are probably going to take. Coach looks good on paper. Wondering if anyone has any experience with them.


For high school ages, i'm not sure they will gain anything since it conflicts with high school soccer.


Do you know what you’re talking about? Doesn’t sound like it.

Also not sure how PP can make a judgement call on DCSC ESNL team when they haven’t played yet. Just getting offers out to their brand new never before seen team this week.
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 10:02     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anonymous wrote:Anybody know anything about this new ECNL RL team at DC Soccer club? We have an offer we are probably going to take. Coach looks good on paper. Wondering if anyone has any experience with them.


For high school ages, i'm not sure they will gain anything since it conflicts with high school soccer.
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 09:46     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anonymous wrote:It's just another entrant in the alphabet soup of youth soccer in DC. They would do better to try to form an alliance with an existing ECNL (or MLS Next)club to send kids their way. DC proper has too many clubs. If the 5 small clubs plus DCSC banded together, something great could happen, particularly if they had a mission of leveling the playing field for kids who may not be able to traditionally afford travel soccer.


Agree with this 100%
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 09:44     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anonymous wrote:Let's do apples to apples on Jeff Cup. Starting with DCSC and Lee Mount Vernon, the two newest entrants into ENCLR. Of all age groups and both clubs, only LMVSC 09 girls were included this year.

Someone else with more time can do other ECNLR real vs "pay us more"


DCSC’s ECNLR teams start play in fall ‘24. They didn’t play in Jeff Cup.
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 08:57     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anonymous wrote:Let's do apples to apples on Jeff Cup. Starting with DCSC and Lee Mount Vernon, the two newest entrants into ENCLR. Of all age groups and both clubs, only LMVSC 09 girls were included this year.

Someone else with more time can do other ECNLR real vs "pay us more"


You sound bitter.
Has anyone worked with the coach?
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2024 00:10     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Let's do apples to apples on Jeff Cup. Starting with DCSC and Lee Mount Vernon, the two newest entrants into ENCLR. Of all age groups and both clubs, only LMVSC 09 girls were included this year.

Someone else with more time can do other ECNLR real vs "pay us more"
Anonymous
Post 05/12/2024 22:32     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Which coach or age group? Varies a lot. Best kids leave on older age groups because DCSC less competitive at higher ages. Depends on your kid's goal for soccer.
Anonymous
Post 05/12/2024 22:22     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
It's just another entrant in the alphabet soup of youth soccer in DC. They would do better to try to form an alliance with an existing ECNL (or MLS Next)club to send kids their way. DC proper has too many clubs. If the 5 small clubs plus DCSC banded together, something great could happen, particularly if they had a mission of leveling the playing field for kids who may not be able to traditionally afford travel soccer.
Anonymous
Post 05/12/2024 20:37     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Following!
Anonymous
Post 05/12/2024 19:48     Subject: DC Soccer Club ECNL team
Anybody know anything about this new ECNL RL team at DC Soccer club? We have an offer we are probably going to take. Coach looks good on paper. Wondering if anyone has any experience with them.