Anonymous wrote:McLean has already said Green teams will be in CCL 1. Don’t understand why they won’t do ECNL-R for Green teams.
Anonymous wrote:Is CCL on the verge of a collapse? With Fredericksburg, Legacy, Loudoun & SOCA/Skyline leaving and rumors of others going as well, is CCL a viable league? With tryouts coming up, we need to make a decision about clubs based on the competitive of leagues. With the clubs that have left, there is a huge void in the strength of schedule. I will guess that McLean will be pulling from CCL II and place their teams in ECNL-R. What is happening with the other larger clubs, such as SYC and Alexandria?
The landscape has changed a lot this spring and looks like CCL may take the place of the now defunct ODSL, only having a club based model, with NCSL & EDP getting a spike in business.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL... Actually CCL is one of the better leagues for boys. ENCL basically is the elite kids. It's not replacing CCL. NCSL TOP is basically CCL2. NPL has also regressed.
I wish it were true. My ds has to leave cc1 because it just want very competitive. NPL was better and now he’s in ECNL and it’s a match
Being someone who has coached boys in both league you don’t know what you are talking about. CCL1 for boys is the most competitive of all the leagues. Can say anything for girls, but if you have a boy you want them in CCL. CCL2 teams are a crap shoot.
As a former coach I’m surprised you think CCL is more competitive than ECNL. Did you coach for Loudoun?
Loudoun is garbage. As in Toxic and ass-licking environment full of corruption across the board organization wise and an absolute scam and mockery of a soccer club.
We joke with our community when calendars are out. We circle the game against Loudoun in green marker because +3 guaranteed in the bag against that trash
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL... Actually CCL is one of the better leagues for boys. ENCL basically is the elite kids. It's not replacing CCL. NCSL TOP is basically CCL2. NPL has also regressed.
I wish it were true. My ds has to leave cc1 because it just want very competitive. NPL was better and now he’s in ECNL and it’s a match
Being someone who has coached boys in both league you don’t know what you are talking about. CCL1 for boys is the most competitive of all the leagues. Can say anything for girls, but if you have a boy you want them in CCL. CCL2 teams are a crap shoot.
As a former coach I’m surprised you think CCL is more competitive than ECNL. Did you coach for Loudoun?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL... Actually CCL is one of the better leagues for boys. ENCL basically is the elite kids. It's not replacing CCL. NCSL TOP is basically CCL2. NPL has also regressed.
I wish it were true. My ds has to leave cc1 because it just want very competitive. NPL was better and now he’s in ECNL and it’s a match
Being someone who has coached boys in both league you don’t know what you are talking about. CCL1 for boys is the most competitive of all the leagues. Can say anything for girls, but if you have a boy you want them in CCL. CCL2 teams are a crap shoot.
Anonymous wrote:With the loss of Loudoun, Legacy and Fredericksburg, VPSL is now more even with CCL. On the boys side, the current U19 Richmond Strikers (VPSL) tied FC Richmond when they were U16 and U17 ages (didn't play this year). I think FC Richmond's U18s won the CCL. Bottom half of VPSL on the boys side seems very weak though.
Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why they let WVFC into CCL. I actually feel bad for them though. They have to travel to every game, because CCL said in order to be in the league that existing teams wouldn't have to travel to their home fields in WV. You think driving to VB is bad, how about driving from Charleston, WV to NOVA or VB for a game? They do some meeting in the middle which I think is a good compromise for WV, but then neither team gets a home game and just adds more travel weekends for everyone. Charleston, WV is closer to Columbus, OH and Pittsburgh than most CCL club locations.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL... Actually CCL is one of the better leagues for boys. ENCL basically is the elite kids. It's not replacing CCL. NCSL TOP is basically CCL2. NPL has also regressed.
I wish it were true. My ds has to leave cc1 because it just want very competitive. NPL was better and now he’s in ECNL and it’s a match
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:CCL doesn't even try anymore. A certain "Northern Virginia" club I guess couldn't field a team in our age group this year. Not sure why really, but they forfeited all the games. A few of the opponents were awarded 3-0 wins on their records and the rest weren't. How is that fair?
All the teams can be awarded 3-0 wins when a team forfeits. The club’s scorekeeper just needs to let CCL know to enter it. My guess is the clubs that didn’t get the points thought it’s automatic but it’s not. I’m a team manager on a CCL team and confirmed this for my own team.
There must be a major communication break down then between some clubs and the league when it comes to reporting scores to the table. Sometimes it's 3 or 4 weeks before they'll post some games. Sometimes never as in the case with these forfeits. Not that this is a huge deal in the grand scheme of things, but I think it shows lack of follow through.