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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you lose half of your EDP team and coach to an ECNL I team then playing for that club’s ECNL II team might be your best option if you don’t get an ECNL I offer?

Sorry but if your are playing in the top division of EDP and leave to go to ECNL II, you should re-consider. Most of the teams in those divisions are teams playing in the top brackets of Bethesda or Jefferson Cup. They are literally beating most of the teams in ECNL I. It is a step down for any of the top players at these clubs to go to ECNL II. Get serious. Even's PDA's II is not up to par with the top teams in EDP's top division. And what is ECNL II supposed tp get a player. Jyst more travel to play weaker opponents.

Lol at this guy

Idiot, Pull your head out of your #ss. ECNL or DA is defintely a great option of you have access but if you don't EDP is a very viable opposition and some of the best teams in the country play in EDP. The reality is that outside of the top 3 or four teams in the East, ECNL's teams are inferior to the top EDP teams. Sorry if that shatters your ECNL-centric world bit it is true. Players at clubs such as Pipeline, NJ Stallions and others should not waste their time considering ECNL II. ECNL I is a different story. Who in their right mind would leave a top team in EDP that is entering to the top brackets at the best showcases for B teams at Bethesda or MDUtd that would never get into the same showcases even with ECNL II status.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you lose half of your EDP team and coach to an ECNL I team then playing for that club’s ECNL II team might be your best option if you don’t get an ECNL I offer?

Sorry but if your are playing in the top division of EDP and leave to go to ECNL II, you should re-consider. Most of the teams in those divisions are teams playing in the top brackets of Bethesda or Jefferson Cup. They are literally beating most of the teams in ECNL I. It is a step down for any of the top players at these clubs to go to ECNL II. Get serious. Even's PDA's II is not up to par with the top teams in EDP's top division. And what is ECNL II supposed tp get a player. Jyst more travel to play weaker opponents.

Lol at this guy

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you lose half of your EDP team and coach to an ECNL I team then playing for that club’s ECNL II team might be your best option if you don’t get an ECNL I offer?

Sorry but if your are playing in the top division of EDP and leave to go to ECNL II, you should re-consider. Most of the teams in those divisions are teams playing in the top brackets of Bethesda or Jefferson Cup. They are literally beating most of the teams in ECNL I. It is a step down for any of the top players at these clubs to go to ECNL II. Get serious. Even's PDA's II is not up to par with the top teams in EDP's top division. And what is ECNL II supposed tp get a player. Jyst more travel to play weaker opponents.

You are a miserable goof ball

Anonymous wrote:If you lose half of your EDP team and coach to an ECNL I team then playing for that club’s ECNL II team might be your best option if you don’t get an ECNL I offer?

Sorry but if your are playing in the top division of EDP and leave to go to ECNL II, you should re-consider. Most of the teams in those divisions are teams playing in the top brackets of Bethesda or Jefferson Cup. They are literally beating most of the teams in ECNL I. It is a step down for any of the top players at these clubs to go to ECNL II. Get serious. Even's PDA's II is not up to par with the top teams in EDP's top division. And what is ECNL II supposed tp get a player. Jyst more travel to play weaker opponents.

Anonymous wrote:And there is no promotion for regional ECNL teams to either ECNL 1 or 2? Just same VPL under new banner.

Correct.

And there is no promotion for regional ECNL teams to either ECNL 1 or 2? Just same VPL under new banner.

If you lose half of your EDP team and coach to an ECNL I team then playing for that club’s ECNL II team might be your best option if you don’t get an ECNL I offer?

Another no-nothing.

No player on Pipeline, Rush NJ Stallions, etc. PC Coppa is going to leave ther club to play for an ECNL II team. Most of these clubs compete with ECNL I teams at the op showcases so why would a player leave Pipeline for ECNL II. That is taking a step or two backwards.

Anonymous wrote:This is ECNL's attempt to compete against EDP. The reality is that ECNL2 and Regional ECNL are jokes. Most of the ECNL teams in the NE can't compete against the top EDP teams so a league comprised of lesser clubs and ECNL B teams is not going to appeal to players at the top EDP clubs, i.e. Pipeline, Rush, SAC, NJ Stallions, etc.

Is this a joke? Why do you come on here and mislead people with this trash? For the love of God

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:So VPL is now becoming ECNL 2? Assume this is part of greater plan for expansion for girls? Or boys too?

So far for girls only and regional ECNL (not ECNL 2). Yes there is a difference.

What is the difference?

At least in the (D)MV ECNL2 and Regional ECNL are two totally different things:

MD:

Each ECNL club will have two teams ECNL1 and ECNL2. They will play games with same schedule and travel the same long distances.

NOVA:

No ECNL clubs have second ECNL teams for now at least.

Non ECNL former VPL/NPL clubs will continue to compete against each other (short travel distances) under the new league Regional ECNL. In most cases these are the top teams for these clubs although some of these clubs also are feeder clubs for DA/ECNL or in one case have their own DA teams.

So ECNL 2 is B teams of ECNL clubs and ECNL Regional is at least A teams of non ECNL clubs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So VPL is now becoming ECNL 2? Assume this is part of greater plan for expansion for girls? Or boys too?

So far for girls only and regional ECNL (not ECNL 2). Yes there is a difference.

What is the difference?

At least in the (D)MV ECNL2 and Regional ECNL are two totally different things:

MD:

Each ECNL club will have two teams ECNL1 and ECNL2. They will play games with same schedule and travel the same long distances.

NOVA:

No ECNL clubs have second ECNL teams for now at least.

Non ECNL former VPL/NPL clubs will continue to compete against each other (short travel distances) under the new league Regional ECNL. In most cases these are the top teams for these clubs although some of these clubs also are feeder clubs for DA/ECNL or in one case have their own DA teams.

This is ECNL's attempt to compete against EDP. The reality is that ECNL2 and Regional ECNL are jokes. Most of the ECNL teams in the NE can't compete against the top EDP teams so a league comprised of lesser clubs and ECNL B teams is not going to appeal to players at the top EDP clubs, i.e. Pipeline, Rush, SAC, NJ Stallions, etc.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So VPL is now becoming ECNL 2? Assume this is part of greater plan for expansion for girls? Or boys too?

So far for girls only and regional ECNL (not ECNL 2). Yes there is a difference.

What is the difference?

The difference between ecnl and regional ecnl is they’re just different levels of competition. There will not be promotion and relegation. The regional league will be 2nd teams and feeder clubs.

And that is different from ECNL 2 how?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So VPL is now becoming ECNL 2? Assume this is part of greater plan for expansion for girls? Or boys too?

So far for girls only and regional ECNL (not ECNL 2). Yes there is a difference.

What is the difference?

The difference between ecnl and regional ecnl is they’re just different levels of competition. There will not be promotion and relegation. The regional league will be 2nd teams and feeder clubs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So VPL is now becoming ECNL 2? Assume this is part of greater plan for expansion for girls? Or boys too?

So far for girls only and regional ECNL (not ECNL 2). Yes there is a difference.

What is the difference?