Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look at the talent. Loudoun, hands down takes it.
Loudoun takes beating in every ECNL age group. They have the worst overall record of all local ECNL programs. McLean, BRYC and VDA have much better programs.
BRYC doesnt take a beatin in u13 & u14? Is BRYCs record at those age groups really any better?
BRYC may take a beating in the younger age groups, which is a valid cause for concern, but they have strong teams in the older age groups. Loudoun takes beating in EVERY age group, yet the PP crowned Loudoun as the best ECNL program.
Loudoun 06 and up will be better going forward. 05's and down, i don't think they will be that competitive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look at the talent. Loudoun, hands down takes it.
Loudoun takes beating in every ECNL age group. They have the worst overall record of all local ECNL programs. McLean, BRYC and VDA have much better programs.
BRYC doesnt take a beatin in u13 & u14? Is BRYCs record at those age groups really any better?
Anonymous wrote:It takes a season irgendwie two for teams to get used to the ECNL level of play.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look at the talent. Loudoun, hands down takes it.
Loudoun takes beating in every ECNL age group. They have the worst overall record of all local ECNL programs. McLean, BRYC and VDA have much better programs.
Anonymous wrote:Look at the talent. Loudoun, hands down takes it.
Anonymous wrote:Loudoun will win. McLean and Arlington will implode.
Anonymous wrote:Look at the talent. Loudoun, hands down takes it.
Anonymous wrote:Washington Spirit DA will cease to exist. Wait, that already happened.
STJFCV will increase costs as more play is moved to the St. James. The program will struggle, until the girls DA dies a slow death by 2022.
Loudoun, BRYC, VDA, McLean, Arlington, and some FCV remnant will be ECNL, until two merger occurs, leaving three strong ECNL teams in NoVa, who scoop up all local talent truly capable of "elite" level soccer.