can all the hats get along?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core is a great add. It’s a club founded in 2022 and one of the emerging stronger clubs for girls in the region, especially in terms of development potential and exposure. GA competition + professional links + elite staff is relatively new in this part of North Carolina. They have A LOT of resources and the leadership to build a powerhouse club in the triad.
lol. the GA hats at it again.
Thanks for noticing ECNL hat! It’s been a minute.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core is a great add. It’s a club founded in 2022 and one of the emerging stronger clubs for girls in the region, especially in terms of development potential and exposure. GA competition + professional links + elite staff is relatively new in this part of North Carolina. They have A LOT of resources and the leadership to build a powerhouse club in the triad.
lol. the GA hats at it again.
Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core is a great add. It’s a club founded in 2022 and one of the emerging stronger clubs for girls in the region, especially in terms of development potential and exposure. GA competition + professional links + elite staff is relatively new in this part of North Carolina. They have A LOT of resources and the leadership to build a powerhouse club in the triad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core to GA
STJ replacement
TSJ Going Ecnl?
Hell No!! TSJ going to Aspire
Anonymous wrote:if by solid you mean none of their age groups were even close to winning the Midwest Conference then yes, they are definitely solid. The move just proved the case that the most dominant GA clubs are just middle of the pack ECNL clubs. The GA is still a second tier developmental league.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core to GA[/quote
Weak start by GA. If its a sign of things to come. Ouch
If you truly understand their infrastructure and what they’re building, “weak” wouldn’t even be part of the conversation. This group has significant financial backing and already operates an MLS NEXT Pro club with its own stadium and top‑tier facilities. These are exactly the kinds of clubs that scale quickly and have an extremely high ceiling. A great addition by GA—they have a deep player pool and dominated Aspire. The sky is the limit for this club.
Thats all great but where will talent come from on girls side? Girls dont care about mls next. Significant financial backing is great if they are going to use that to lure top girls players to play for free or with big discounts. If not, what does financial backing do for a player looking for college exposure? If drawing from a finite pool of talented kids not sure how any of what you wrote elevates this team from aspire level to top or upper tier ga
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core to GA[/quote
Weak start by GA. If its a sign of things to come. Ouch
If you truly understand their infrastructure and what they’re building, “weak” wouldn’t even be part of the conversation. This group has significant financial backing and already operates an MLS NEXT Pro club with its own stadium and top‑tier facilities. These are exactly the kinds of clubs that scale quickly and have an extremely high ceiling. A great addition by GA—they have a deep player pool and dominated Aspire. The sky is the limit for this club.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core to GA
STJ replacement
TSJ Going Ecnl?
Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core to GA[/quote
Weak start by GA. If its a sign of things to come. Ouch
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core to GA
STJ replacement
Anonymous wrote:Carolina Core to GA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Might be time to dust this thread off.
Agree, but all those people saying MLS clubs with ECNL girls would force GA seem to be completely wrong. Where's the accountability?![]()
Anonymous wrote:if by solid you mean none of their age groups were even close to winning the Midwest Conference then yes, they are definitely solid. The move just proved the case that the most dominant GA clubs are just middle of the pack ECNL clubs. The GA is still a second tier developmental league.