Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Move Bernie to the Boys academy director. He might be able to jumpstart the development that Asa hunt had any luck in doing.

Why would they do that? Have you seen how bad the U9-U12 girls program has become?

he got kicked from the boys side a few years ago to the girls side.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Move Bernie to the Boys academy director. He might be able to jumpstart the development that Asa hunt had any luck in doing.

Why would they do that? Have you seen how bad the U9-U12 girls program has become?

Still much better than the boys. Its gotten really bad on the boys side.

They need a complete house cleaning.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Move Bernie to the Boys academy director. He might be able to jumpstart the development that Asa hunt had any luck in doing.

Why would they do that? Have you seen how bad the U9-U12 girls program has become?

Still much better than the boys. Its gotten really bad on the boys side.

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Move Bernie to the Boys academy director. He might be able to jumpstart the development that Asa hunt had any luck in doing.

Why would they do that? Have you seen how bad the U9-U12 girls program has become?

Maybe Move Bernie to the Boys academy director. He might be able to jumpstart the development that Asa hunt had any luck in doing.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fees at the U10 level are lower for the next year, low barrier of entry for young players looking for a travel option. Bridge fees still a fraction of Academy at. U11 and above.

Wow. They really did drop those fees! Need to add players.

Need to replace to coaches as well.

Anonymous wrote:Fees at the U10 level are lower for the next year, low barrier of entry for young players looking for a travel option. Bridge fees still a fraction of Academy at. U11 and above.

Wow. They really did drop those fees! Need to add players.

Fees at the U10 level are lower for the next year, low barrier of entry for young players looking for a travel option. Bridge fees still a fraction of Academy at. U11 and above.

Any boys coaching updates ?

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Anonymous wrote:Any NEW travel teams formed will be through the academy only so Bridge will be a legacy thing and die off.

This would not surprise me if it is true. The Bridge teams are fun and do well but they seem to be take away talent from theAcademy. The Academy has always treated the Bridge teams like bad step children.

Last ditch effort to keep their jobs in hopes the bridge teams can bring enough talent to make the poor current ECNL under performing team improve. BW has put the wrong people in place as coaches and hasn't developed or changed the teams make up this is the last straw sir.

How so? And don’t trot out the field space/location trope because that has been debunked many times. Bridge players can try out for the academy but most don’t. Is it because Bridge costs about one third or less? If so, how so?

Did your DC try out and not get invited to play? Are you a coach with a backstory?

Anonymous wrote:Any NEW travel teams formed will be through the academy only so Bridge will be a legacy thing and die off.

This would not surprise me if it is true. The Bridge teams are fun and do well but they seem to be take away talent from theAcademy. The Academy has always treated the Bridge teams like bad step children.

Coaching slate starting to come out on the Facebook page—lists a few of the girls coaches so far.

BRYC ECNL parents-have your kids gotten their written offers yet and paid deposits?

If any Bridge , Elite , or even Rec kids want to play ECNL. Please come try out. We are looking for as many as 10 new players for the 07 boys team.