Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what is it? NCSL is better than ECNL still? Idiot parents gloat about the league, focus on the player.
If your player is interested in playing soccer in college, ECNL is far and away the better league. ECNL clubs/teams/players get WAY more exposure to college coaches. Sure NCSL players can make college rosters, but the pathway is much, much easier through ECNL.
How many players get D1 scholarships off of a typical ECNL Boys team?
None. Hundreds of colleges are hunting for prospect students cause they lost that many last year. It is not for free though.
Colleges are certainly signing ECNL players. Are you saying none of them are getting even a partial scholarship?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what is it? NCSL is better than ECNL still? Idiot parents gloat about the league, focus on the player.
If your player is interested in playing soccer in college, ECNL is far and away the better league. ECNL clubs/teams/players get WAY more exposure to college coaches. Sure NCSL players can make college rosters, but the pathway is much, much easier through ECNL.
How many players get D1 scholarships off of a typical ECNL Boys team?
None. Hundreds of colleges are hunting for prospect students cause they lost that many last year. It is not for free though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what is it? NCSL is better than ECNL still? Idiot parents gloat about the league, focus on the player.
If your player is interested in playing soccer in college, ECNL is far and away the better league. ECNL clubs/teams/players get WAY more exposure to college coaches. Sure NCSL players can make college rosters, but the pathway is much, much easier through ECNL.
How many players get D1 scholarships off of a typical ECNL Boys team?