Ummmm, did NVA 09s really lose to Loudoun 3-0???

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

They lost more players than you’re saying. Also key players in key positions. CISC move really helped CSA a lot.

Maybe at younger age groups but not 08/07 and 09s. I can certainly see the younger ages move to CSA and Courage.

CISC didn't lose that many players across any age groups. They lost 1-2 kids in a few age groups, which is to be expected, and yes, they were talented players that make a difference. But on the whole, they didn't lose a lot to CSA in terms of numbers. CSA's 12's and 13's are very good so it is going to be hard to crack those groups, as are the 11's. Courage is in Raleigh...i don't many families are making that commute. Maybe to Fusion, if they want ECNL but not Raleigh.

CSA picked up players from Courage in the younger age groups. Not everyone lives in the cities. People do leave between the cities.

Anonymous wrote:NVA vs. Loudoun 09s this week. That should be fun. NVA will never hear the end of it if the 09s lose.

NVA is Nepotism across all age groups. Facts.

NVA vs. Loudoun 09s this week. That should be fun. NVA will never hear the end of it if the 09s lose.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

They lost more players than you’re saying. Also key players in key positions. CISC move really helped CSA a lot.

I don’t think that is the trope here for CISC. Most of the team stayed the same. Lost a few players but not to their detriment. Most likely had a few off games. NVA on the other hand did lose a lot at 09.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

They lost more players than you’re saying. Also key players in key positions. CISC move really helped CSA a lot.

Maybe at younger age groups but not 08/07 and 09s. I can certainly see the younger ages move to CSA and Courage.

CISC didn't lose that many players across any age groups. They lost 1-2 kids in a few age groups, which is to be expected, and yes, they were talented players that make a difference. But on the whole, they didn't lose a lot to CSA in terms of numbers. CSA's 12's and 13's are very good so it is going to be hard to crack those groups, as are the 11's. Courage is in Raleigh...i don't many families are making that commute. Maybe to Fusion, if they want ECNL but not Raleigh.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

They lost more players than you’re saying. Also key players in key positions. CISC move really helped CSA a lot.

Maybe at younger age groups but not 08/07 and 09s. I can certainly see the younger ages move to CSA and Courage.

Nobody is going to NC Courage from CISC. That like 2 1/2 hours away. It would be the equivalent of someone in the DMV going to Beach FC for practice multiple times a week.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

They lost more players than you’re saying. Also key players in key positions. CISC move really helped CSA a lot.

Maybe at younger age groups but not 08/07 and 09s. I can certainly see the younger ages move to CSA and Courage.

Anonymous wrote:I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

They lost more players than you’re saying. Also key players in key positions. CISC move really helped CSA a lot.

Anonymous wrote:I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

What are those individual players supposed to do in terms of their teams’ records? Those players are most likely standouts on their teams regardless of record which is why they have commitments.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

The able is a bit misleading right now for Independence. Across all age groups, their teams will be near the top of the table soon. Their 13's, 14's and 15's and 16's already are. Their 17's will be, other than VA Rev, they are probably the second best team in the conference and their U19's are near the top also.

Let's see how it looks during 2nd half of the season starting Jan.

Anonymous wrote:I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

The able is a bit misleading right now for Independence. Across all age groups, their teams will be near the top of the table soon. Their 13's, 14's and 15's and 16's already are. Their 17's will be, other than VA Rev, they are probably the second best team in the conference and their U19's are near the top also.

I thought Charlotte Independence would be better coming from ECNL. Unlike NVA, they retained most of their players. Even the 09 team has two P4 commits and some D1 commits.

NVA 09s have 1 P4 commit and I think another D1 yet are at the bottom of the 09 table. The oldest NVA team lost good players but are still up top.

Someone needs to put 2010 TSJ out of their misery. They are -60 goals already. Six games in

Results are trickling in.

No Sat scores for Alex but I know at least the 2012s won. Sunday vs: CDA , 2012s W, 2011 D, rest L

2013 BA beat keystone, 2012 lost

2012 and 2013 copper both lost to RFA

SKY beat LOU at all ages except 2010s not posted.

Patchy scores from MCL
Wake won 08/07, MCL won 2013 and 2010. All else not posted.

More tomorrow or you can look yourself.

NVA was split, youngers mostly won.
Rev crushed TSJ in all age groups, particularly the 2010s. double digits.