Anonymous
Post 05/23/2025 08:32     Subject: FCC options for 2015 boy
Anonymous wrote:If you are European you might like the Villarreal approach. It's worth checking out at least. They will likely have three 2015 boys teams next year.

There are also several FCC kids there so he would likely meet classmates.

Their teams practice three times a week, have regular tournaments, and they will have a pre-ECNL/RL team for 2015 next year that would provide challenging game competition.

They are a smaller but growing club.


This sounds great, thank you so much!!
Anonymous
Post 05/22/2025 15:28     Subject: FCC options for 2015 boy
If you are European you might like the Villarreal approach. It's worth checking out at least. They will likely have three 2015 boys teams next year.

There are also several FCC kids there so he would likely meet classmates.

Their teams practice three times a week, have regular tournaments, and they will have a pre-ECNL/RL team for 2015 next year that would provide challenging game competition.

They are a smaller but growing club.
Anonymous
Post 05/22/2025 10:53     Subject: FCC options for 2015 boy
Anonymous wrote:Thank you all, really appreciate the info. I’m European so not very familiar with how youth sports works here. Does anyone have information about PAC Elite boys 2015? It seems that they are offering travel soccer in the Falls church city area.


Don't know anything about their coaching or development, but their teams play in the lowest division of NCSL: https://www.ncsl-soccer.com/division-structure
Anonymous
Post 05/22/2025 10:13     Subject: FCC options for 2015 boy
Thank you all, really appreciate the info. I’m European so not very familiar with how youth sports works here. Does anyone have information about PAC Elite boys 2015? It seems that they are offering travel soccer in the Falls church city area.