Anonymous wrote:What is the average coach count at a game at these larger showcases - not at say the game that pits the top two clubs again each other - but a standard game. Is it 5-7 coaches at a game like that (say a middle of the pack type game - not best two teams, not worst two teams?
i've seen the photos with 50-60 coaches lined up at a certain game and i've seen the photos with 2 ... but on average, how do the sidelines look for the general games?
Anonymous wrote:Do people feel like the competition is good?
Anonymous wrote:USY L Nationals in Tampa next week, no hats or heaters requires.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wait did you just say your ECNL DD's main contact is going to a GA event....wait for it....
Sure did. He texted her and said he chose the warming weather in CA and two other assistant coaches will be there in KC. Not a big deal, she knows that other assistants as well. Just thought it was funny.
Good job not taking the bait!
Don't think the PP was trying to reignite the ECNL v GA debate but just that coaches go to both leagues events.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yeah. I'm not looking forward to it at all. I drew the short straw on the parent side and I'm going with my DD and 3 of her teammates. LOL.
Luckily, their first two games are at noon and the 3rd is at 11. I did see that they are shortening Monday's games to 35 minute halves.
My DD is U17 and 15/18 players on her team have verbally committed - the only 3 that haven't are just entering the recruiting cycle as they are 2028 grad year. I feel bad for those players since it's the opening event and looks to be kinda crappy.
Florida, IMO, was really the better event to focus on in attending - ton of coaches there last year and weather a bit better.
I know that my DD's main contact at her committed school is going to the GA event and two other assistants will be in KC.
Interesting the college cup being there - looks like it's back in Cary at WakeMed the next two years.
Oh well. Let's hope no one gets hypothermia like last year in St. Louis.
Where did you see them shortening the game?
Our team manager sent out a note indicating the times were shortened on the third day. Not sure where she saw it. Along with the usual overpriced gear will be available in the shoebox, you can buy tickets for the college cup through and ECNL link and for those fortunate enough not to be attending, the games will be streamed through HUDL for a fee.
You sound like a lot of fun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wait did you just say your ECNL DD's main contact is going to a GA event....wait for it....
Sure did. He texted her and said he chose the warming weather in CA and two other assistant coaches will be there in KC. Not a big deal, she knows that other assistants as well. Just thought it was funny.
Good job not taking the bait!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yeah. I'm not looking forward to it at all. I drew the short straw on the parent side and I'm going with my DD and 3 of her teammates. LOL.
Luckily, their first two games are at noon and the 3rd is at 11. I did see that they are shortening Monday's games to 35 minute halves.
My DD is U17 and 15/18 players on her team have verbally committed - the only 3 that haven't are just entering the recruiting cycle as they are 2028 grad year. I feel bad for those players since it's the opening event and looks to be kinda crappy.
Florida, IMO, was really the better event to focus on in attending - ton of coaches there last year and weather a bit better.
I know that my DD's main contact at her committed school is going to the GA event and two other assistants will be in KC.
Interesting the college cup being there - looks like it's back in Cary at WakeMed the next two years.
Oh well. Let's hope no one gets hypothermia like last year in St. Louis.
Where did you see them shortening the game?
Our team manager sent out a note indicating the times were shortened on the third day. Not sure where she saw it. Along with the usual overpriced gear will be available in the shoebox, you can buy tickets for the college cup through and ECNL link and for those fortunate enough not to be attending, the games will be streamed through HUDL for a fee.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wait did you just say your ECNL DD's main contact is going to a GA event....wait for it....
Sure did. He texted her and said he chose the warming weather in CA and two other assistant coaches will be there in KC. Not a big deal, she knows that other assistants as well. Just thought it was funny.
Anonymous wrote:Wait did you just say your ECNL DD's main contact is going to a GA event....wait for it....
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yeah. I'm not looking forward to it at all. I drew the short straw on the parent side and I'm going with my DD and 3 of her teammates. LOL.
Luckily, their first two games are at noon and the 3rd is at 11. I did see that they are shortening Monday's games to 35 minute halves.
My DD is U17 and 15/18 players on her team have verbally committed - the only 3 that haven't are just entering the recruiting cycle as they are 2028 grad year. I feel bad for those players since it's the opening event and looks to be kinda crappy.
Florida, IMO, was really the better event to focus on in attending - ton of coaches there last year and weather a bit better.
I know that my DD's main contact at her committed school is going to the GA event and two other assistants will be in KC.
Interesting the college cup being there - looks like it's back in Cary at WakeMed the next two years.
Oh well. Let's hope no one gets hypothermia like last year in St. Louis.
Where did you see them shortening the game?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wait did you just say your ECNL DD's main contact is going to a GA event....wait for it....
Funny how quick you were to pounce on an ECNL thread hmmYes, there are different events all over the country with different priorities.