Anonymous wrote:Why was yesterday’s BRYC quotes deleted about them losing at Jeff Cup? Thought it was an interesting read. I have a DD who we are thinking of trying out at Braddock. Saw that the team loss but the games were close. Interested in knowing if the coach played to win, or to show his players.
Anonymous wrote:Don't feel "validated" by a kid playing in this league or that league. Don't you realize that is exactly how all these clubs and leagues pry so much time and money out of your family. Use socccer for your purposes and be on guard for the constant threat of it using you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Say it with me....
*SHOW*CASE*RESULTS*DON’T*MATTER*
What does matter...
Were there college coaches at your games? Hopefully yes
Is there mutual interest with those college coaches? Hopefully yes
Did you play meaningful minutes? Hopeful yes
Did you play well? Hopefully yes
Did your team win? Who cares, doesn’t matter
It’s a showcase. Coaches are watching to see what players can do and how they could fit into their team. The gotsoccer parents care about winning. Dumb coaches who park the bus to protect a 1-0 lead with 20 minutes left to play care about winning. But they’re not doing their players any favors if the end game to all of this is to play in college.
My daughter’s ECNL team had mixed results this weekend. But her future coach was there and saw her play well in a game they lost. He doesn’t care that they lost because he spent the weekend checking in on his 2019 players that were there, finishing up his 2020 class, and watching 2021 players.
It was a good weekend all around.
SSS just lost to Richmond United.
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you were in a hurry to post that, weren't you?
are you on that team, or did you fell that made some point? The U15s lost in the finals to RIchmond Utd's 04s (who are the best U15 team in the region and who have 2 YNT players on their roster), after beating 2 teams and they were the ones with the tie I mentioned. The U16s won the championship bracket (which is better than BRYC, arguably one of the top U16s in the area). The U17s and U18s won all 3 games in the their bracket.
That's a clearer picture.
Tell me, what bracket did your kid play in? We're you on the Richmond Utd team or on one of the many ECNL teams playing below the championship bracket?
If my DD played in a dying league, I’d be super defensive too. It’s okay.
Oh okay buddy. Whatever makes you feel good. You proved my point. When you can't be objective, you have to descend into snide remarks that have no basis in anything concrete. Good for you! Go have a beer, scratch your butt and do whatever you do when you aren't feeling the need to be validated. Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Say it with me....
*SHOW*CASE*RESULTS*DON’T*MATTER*
What does matter...
Were there college coaches at your games? Hopefully yes
Is there mutual interest with those college coaches? Hopefully yes
Did you play meaningful minutes? Hopeful yes
Did you play well? Hopefully yes
Did your team win? Who cares, doesn’t matter
It’s a showcase. Coaches are watching to see what players can do and how they could fit into their team. The gotsoccer parents care about winning. Dumb coaches who park the bus to protect a 1-0 lead with 20 minutes left to play care about winning. But they’re not doing their players any favors if the end game to all of this is to play in college.
My daughter’s ECNL team had mixed results this weekend. But her future coach was there and saw her play well in a game they lost. He doesn’t care that they lost because he spent the weekend checking in on his 2019 players that were there, finishing up his 2020 class, and watching 2021 players.
It was a good weekend all around.
SSS just lost to Richmond United.
![]()
you were in a hurry to post that, weren't you?
are you on that team, or did you fell that made some point? The U15s lost in the finals to RIchmond Utd's 04s (who are the best U15 team in the region and who have 2 YNT players on their roster), after beating 2 teams and they were the ones with the tie I mentioned. The U16s won the championship bracket (which is better than BRYC, arguably one of the top U16s in the area). The U17s and U18s won all 3 games in the their bracket.
That's a clearer picture.
Tell me, what bracket did your kid play in? We're you on the Richmond Utd team or on one of the many ECNL teams playing below the championship bracket?
If my DD played in a dying league, I’d be super defensive too. It’s okay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Say it with me....
*SHOW*CASE*RESULTS*DON’T*MATTER*
What does matter...
Were there college coaches at your games? Hopefully yes
Is there mutual interest with those college coaches? Hopefully yes
Did you play meaningful minutes? Hopeful yes
Did you play well? Hopefully yes
Did your team win? Who cares, doesn’t matter
It’s a showcase. Coaches are watching to see what players can do and how they could fit into their team. The gotsoccer parents care about winning. Dumb coaches who park the bus to protect a 1-0 lead with 20 minutes left to play care about winning. But they’re not doing their players any favors if the end game to all of this is to play in college.
My daughter’s ECNL team had mixed results this weekend. But her future coach was there and saw her play well in a game they lost. He doesn’t care that they lost because he spent the weekend checking in on his 2019 players that were there, finishing up his 2020 class, and watching 2021 players.
It was a good weekend all around.
SSS just lost to Richmond United.
![]()
you were in a hurry to post that, weren't you?
are you on that team, or did you fell that made some point? The U15s lost in the finals to RIchmond Utd's 04s (who are the best U15 team in the region and who have 2 YNT players on their roster), after beating 2 teams and they were the ones with the tie I mentioned. The U16s won the championship bracket (which is better than BRYC, arguably one of the top U16s in the area). The U17s and U18s won all 3 games in the their bracket.
That's a clearer picture.
Tell me, what bracket did your kid play in? We're you on the Richmond Utd team or on one of the many ECNL teams playing below the championship bracket?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Say it with me....
*SHOW*CASE*RESULTS*DON’T*MATTER*
What does matter...
Were there college coaches at your games? Hopefully yes
Is there mutual interest with those college coaches? Hopefully yes
Did you play meaningful minutes? Hopeful yes
Did you play well? Hopefully yes
Did your team win? Who cares, doesn’t matter
It’s a showcase. Coaches are watching to see what players can do and how they could fit into their team. The gotsoccer parents care about winning. Dumb coaches who park the bus to protect a 1-0 lead with 20 minutes left to play care about winning. But they’re not doing their players any favors if the end game to all of this is to play in college.
My daughter’s ECNL team had mixed results this weekend. But her future coach was there and saw her play well in a game they lost. He doesn’t care that they lost because he spent the weekend checking in on his 2019 players that were there, finishing up his 2020 class, and watching 2021 players.
It was a good weekend all around.
SSS just lost to Richmond United.
![]()
you were in a hurry to post that, weren't you?
are you on that team, or did you fell that made some point? The U15s lost in the finals to RIchmond Utd's 04s (who are the best U15 team in the region and who have 2 YNT players on their roster), after beating 2 teams and they were the ones with the tie I mentioned. The U16s won the championship bracket (which is better than BRYC, arguably one of the top U16s in the area). The U17s and U18s won all 3 games in the their bracket.
That's a clearer picture.
Tell me, what bracket did your kid play in? We're you on the Richmond Utd team or on one of the many ECNL teams playing below
To an ECNL club this is another chance to showcase everyone on the roster. You're assumptions coming from showcase results are laughable.
You and I don't disagree on that point. I didn't post the results because I think that "proves" anything other than that they can compete. SSS wants to showcase players too. That's not just the ECNL that does that. DA clubs, ECNL clubs, good CCL clubs. I can tell you a weaker ECNL or DA (or anything else) will lose even with their best, and a stronger ECNL, DA or anything else can win with its "second" string. As I said before, I don't think SSS is the perfect specimen of a club. However, it does show it has the capacity to compete in any league. And if you don't believe that, you haven't seen them play.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Say it with me....
*SHOW*CASE*RESULTS*DON’T*MATTER*
What does matter...
Were there college coaches at your games? Hopefully yes
Is there mutual interest with those college coaches? Hopefully yes
Did you play meaningful minutes? Hopeful yes
Did you play well? Hopefully yes
Did your team win? Who cares, doesn’t matter
It’s a showcase. Coaches are watching to see what players can do and how they could fit into their team. The gotsoccer parents care about winning. Dumb coaches who park the bus to protect a 1-0 lead with 20 minutes left to play care about winning. But they’re not doing their players any favors if the end game to all of this is to play in college.
My daughter’s ECNL team had mixed results this weekend. But her future coach was there and saw her play well in a game they lost. He doesn’t care that they lost because he spent the weekend checking in on his 2019 players that were there, finishing up his 2020 class, and watching 2021 players.
It was a good weekend all around.
SSS just lost to Richmond United.
![]()
you were in a hurry to post that, weren't you?
are you on that team, or did you fell that made some point? The U15s lost in the finals to RIchmond Utd's 04s (who are the best U15 team in the region and who have 2 YNT players on their roster), after beating 2 teams and they were the ones with the tie I mentioned. The U16s won the championship bracket (which is better than BRYC, arguably one of the top U16s in the area). The U17s and U18s won all 3 games in the their bracket.
That's a clearer picture.
Tell me, what bracket did your kid play in? We're you on the Richmond Utd team or on one of the many ECNL teams playing below
To an ECNL club this is another chance to showcase everyone on the roster. You're assumptions coming from showcase results are laughable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:SSS, which is DA next year, didn't lose a single game in all age groups. They had one draw and multiple wins, generally by 2+ goals.
True, but my point is if DA teams nationwide competed against non DA teams more often it would be easier to assess their relative abilities compared to other teams.
They lost some games last weekend in younger Jeff cup. It’s the end of the world and they’re horrible like VDA who lost games too.
I don't look at younger age groups that way. Those are developmental years.
And this weekend was a showcase...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Say it with me....
*SHOW*CASE*RESULTS*DON’T*MATTER*
What does matter...
Were there college coaches at your games? Hopefully yes
Is there mutual interest with those college coaches? Hopefully yes
Did you play meaningful minutes? Hopeful yes
Did you play well? Hopefully yes
Did your team win? Who cares, doesn’t matter
It’s a showcase. Coaches are watching to see what players can do and how they could fit into their team. The gotsoccer parents care about winning. Dumb coaches who park the bus to protect a 1-0 lead with 20 minutes left to play care about winning. But they’re not doing their players any favors if the end game to all of this is to play in college.
My daughter’s ECNL team had mixed results this weekend. But her future coach was there and saw her play well in a game they lost. He doesn’t care that they lost because he spent the weekend checking in on his 2019 players that were there, finishing up his 2020 class, and watching 2021 players.
It was a good weekend all around.
SSS just lost to Richmond United.
you were in a hurry to post that, weren't you?
are you on that team, or did you fell that made some point? The U15s lost in the finals to RIchmond Utd's 04s (who are the best U15 team in the region and who have 2 YNT players on their roster), after beating 2 teams and they were the ones with the tie I mentioned. The U16s won the championship bracket (which is better than BRYC, arguably one of the top U16s in the area). The U17s and U18s won all 3 games in the their bracket.
Anonymous wrote:Say it with me....
*SHOW*CASE*RESULTS*DON’T*MATTER*
What does matter...
Were there college coaches at your games? Hopefully yes
Is there mutual interest with those college coaches? Hopefully yes
Did you play meaningful minutes? Hopeful yes
Did you play well? Hopefully yes
Did your team win? Who cares, doesn’t matter
It’s a showcase. Coaches are watching to see what players can do and how they could fit into their team. The gotsoccer parents care about winning. Dumb coaches who park the bus to protect a 1-0 lead with 20 minutes left to play care about winning. But they’re not doing their players any favors if the end game to all of this is to play in college.
My daughter’s ECNL team had mixed results this weekend. But her future coach was there and saw her play well in a game they lost. He doesn’t care that they lost because he spent the weekend checking in on his 2019 players that were there, finishing up his 2020 class, and watching 2021 players.
It was a good weekend all around.