Anonymous
04/16/2019 20:43
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:The ECNL/ DA are about getting recruited, here is how every club is doing in recruiting age groups.
FCV
19/18- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
17/16- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
BRYC
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
McLean
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
VDA
19s- Last Place in Conference
17s Last place in Conference
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
Loudoun
19s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
17s Did not qualify for National Playoffs
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
WSVA
19/18- Currently not qualifying for Nationals playoffs
17/16- Last place in Conference
15s Age Group Ranked from Conference
DA
1.FCV
2. ASA
3. WSVA (last in conference)
ECNL
1.BRYC
2.VDA
3. Loudoun
4. McLean
Anonymous
04/16/2019 20:31
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The ECNL/ DA are about getting recruited, here is how every club is doing in recruiting age groups.
FCV
19/18- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
17/16- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
BRYC
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
McLean
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
VDA
19s- Last Place in Conference
17s Last place in Conference
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
Loudoun
19s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
17s Did not qualify for National Playoffs
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
WSVA
19/18- Currently not qualifying for Nationals playoffs
17/16- Last place in Conference
McLean and Bryc older teams (03 and above) were uneffected by the whole ECNL to DA exodus. Thats why they are successful. However, you must look at the current trend (04 and below) to see the true trajectory of a club. Hanging your hat on the old guard is short sighted.
Larry Best is gone from BRYC. Clyde Watson may retire and leave McLean.
Big shoes to fill.
VDA 02 and above never took off for the girls. Their 03 group could have been decent but they lost talent when VDA left DA for ECNL. VDA 04 and below is what you should be watching to determine the trajectory.
Loudoun will always have a FCV problem...unless ECNL wins out.
Trajectory means nothing in those leagues, best players will join the best clubs when recruiting comes into the equation, when you have college coaches at the side of the field and you’re team is winning 3 games a year things change.
McLean and BRYC at the older age groups were run by the younger generation NM and BL at McLean MW and TM at BRYC this past year, both Clyde and Larry took younger teams. They did and will do well for years to come.
FCV will be the top Club in Northern Virginia in my opinion. Awesome teams in every age group.
Goodnight
Anonymous
04/16/2019 20:23
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The ECNL/ DA are about getting recruited, here is how every club is doing in recruiting age groups.
FCV
19/18- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
17/16- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
BRYC
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
McLean
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
VDA
19s- Last Place in Conference
17s Last place in Conference
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
Loudoun
19s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
17s Did not qualify for National Playoffs
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
WSVA
19/18- Currently not qualifying for Nationals playoffs
17/16- Last place in Conference
McLean and Bryc older teams (03 and above) were uneffected by the whole ECNL to DA exodus. Thats why they are successful. However, you must look at the current trend (04 and below) to see the true trajectory of a club. Hanging your hat on the old guard is short sighted.
Larry Best is gone from BRYC. Clyde Watson may retire and leave McLean.
Big shoes to fill.
VDA 02 and above never took off for the girls. Their 03 group could have been decent but they lost talent when VDA left DA for ECNL. VDA 04 and below is what you should be watching to determine the trajectory.
Loudoun will always have a FCV problem...unless ECNL wins out.
Anonymous
04/16/2019 20:22
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The ECNL/ DA are about getting recruited, here is how every club is doing in recruiting age groups.
FCV
19/18- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
17/16- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
BRYC
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
McLean
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
VDA
19s- Last Place in Conference
17s Last place in Conference
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
Loudoun
19s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
17s Did not qualify for National Playoffs
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
WSVA
19/18- Currently not qualifying for Nationals playoffs
17/16- Last place in Conference
McLean and Bryc older teams (03 and above) were uneffected by the whole ECNL to DA exodus. Thats why they are successful. However, you must look at the current trend (04 and below) to see the true trajectory of a club. Hanging your hat on the old guard is short sighted.
Larry Best is gone from BRYC. Clyde Watson may retire and leave McLean.
Big shoes to fill.
VDA 02 and above never took off for the girls. Their 03 group could have been decent but they lost talent when VDA left DA for ECNL. VDA 04 and below is what you should be watching to determine the trajectory.
Loudoun will always have a FCV problem...unless ECNL wins out.
Lots to think about for next year for everyone. You say 03 and above wasn't affected by DA/ECNL divide, but that VDA's 03s were because VDA left the DA for the ECNL? But VDA and Loudoun both have great 04 teams that are picking up talent next year and will be even stronger, so I guess I'm wondering if any of this is about DA and ECNL, or if it's more because people are unhappy with their current club experience and want something else?
Anonymous
04/16/2019 20:01
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:The ECNL/ DA are about getting recruited, here is how every club is doing in recruiting age groups.
FCV
19/18- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
17/16- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
BRYC
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
McLean
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
VDA
19s- Last Place in Conference
17s Last place in Conference
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
Loudoun
19s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
17s Did not qualify for National Playoffs
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
WSVA
19/18- Currently not qualifying for Nationals playoffs
17/16- Last place in Conference
McLean and Bryc older teams (03 and above) were uneffected by the whole ECNL to DA exodus. Thats why they are successful. However, you must look at the current trend (04 and below) to see the true trajectory of a club. Hanging your hat on the old guard is short sighted.
Larry Best is gone from BRYC. Clyde Watson may retire and leave McLean.
Big shoes to fill.
VDA 02 and above never took off for the girls. Their 03 group could have been decent but they lost talent when VDA left DA for ECNL. VDA 04 and below is what you should be watching to determine the trajectory.
Loudoun will always have a FCV problem...unless ECNL wins out.
Anonymous
04/16/2019 19:45
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
The ECNL/ DA are about getting recruited, here is how every club is doing in recruiting age groups.
FCV
19/18- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
17/16- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
BRYC
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
McLean
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
VDA
19s- Last Place in Conference
17s Last place in Conference
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
Loudoun
19s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
17s Did not qualify for National Playoffs
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
WSVA
19/18- Currently not qualifying for Nationals playoffs
17/16- Last place in Conference
FCV
19/18- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
17/16- Currently Qualifying for National playoffs
BRYC
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
McLean
19s- Qualified for National Playoffs
17s- Qualified for National Playoffs
16s- Qualified for National Playoffs
VDA
19s- Last Place in Conference
17s Last place in Conference
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
Loudoun
19s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
17s Did not qualify for National Playoffs
16s- Did not Qualify for National Playoffs
WSVA
19/18- Currently not qualifying for Nationals playoffs
17/16- Last place in Conference
Anonymous
04/16/2019 15:19
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would argue that based on ranked teams, players playing at major DI programs and coaching talent that McLean and Bethesda are probably the best programs.
BRYC’s portfolio of D1 players past and future is very impressive too.
Relative to McLean's its not that impressive IMO
The 2014 class certainly was impressive and the 03s have the potential for similar, but beyond that its OK but nothing special.
BRYC lost their best 04 forward to spirit. They’re losing several others in the age group too. After 03, BRYC is not looking too hot. McLean will always have an influx of players at U16/17. Loudoun seems to struggle across the board.
London’s younger ECNL is doing GREAT.
06's doing good. 07's will be fine also next year.
Transition to 11v11 might be tougher than you think. Your goalie won’t be able to punt it to the other goalie.
Anonymous
04/16/2019 15:08
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would argue that based on ranked teams, players playing at major DI programs and coaching talent that McLean and Bethesda are probably the best programs.
BRYC’s portfolio of D1 players past and future is very impressive too.
Relative to McLean's its not that impressive IMO
The 2014 class certainly was impressive and the 03s have the potential for similar, but beyond that its OK but nothing special.
BRYC lost their best 04 forward to spirit. They’re losing several others in the age group too. After 03, BRYC is not looking too hot. McLean will always have an influx of players at U16/17. Loudoun seems to struggle across the board.
London’s younger ECNL is doing GREAT.
06's doing good. 07's will be fine also next year.
Anonymous
04/16/2019 13:17
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would argue that based on ranked teams, players playing at major DI programs and coaching talent that McLean and Bethesda are probably the best programs.
BRYC’s portfolio of D1 players past and future is very impressive too.
Relative to McLean's its not that impressive IMO
The 2014 class certainly was impressive and the 03s have the potential for similar, but beyond that its OK but nothing special.
BRYC lost their best 04 forward to spirit. They’re losing several others in the age group too. After 03, BRYC is not looking too hot. McLean will always have an influx of players at U16/17. Loudoun seems to struggle across the board.
London’s younger ECNL is doing GREAT.
Anonymous
04/16/2019 12:36
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would argue that based on ranked teams, players playing at major DI programs and coaching talent that McLean and Bethesda are probably the best programs.
BRYC’s portfolio of D1 players past and future is very impressive too.
Relative to McLean's its not that impressive IMO
The 2014 class certainly was impressive and the 03s have the potential for similar, but beyond that its OK but nothing special.
BRYC lost their best 04 forward to spirit. They’re losing several others in the age group too. After 03, BRYC is not looking too hot. McLean will always have an influx of players at U16/17. Loudoun seems to struggle across the board.
BRYC 04 team is fine. Everyone is staying. A couple of parents were looking to leave until they realized their daughters enjoy playing HS. All the parents like Mikey and want to continue with him.
Anonymous
04/16/2019 12:35
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Crickets. Nowhere
WSVA. Not trolling. Seriously.
Two dont collapse a team. Not trolling, serious.
Anonymous
04/16/2019 11:40
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Crickets. Nowhere
WSVA. Not trolling. Seriously.
Anonymous
04/16/2019 11:25
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Crickets. Nowhere
Anonymous
04/16/2019 10:36
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would argue that based on ranked teams, players playing at major DI programs and coaching talent that McLean and Bethesda are probably the best programs.
BRYC’s portfolio of D1 players past and future is very impressive too.
Relative to McLean's its not that impressive IMO
The 2014 class certainly was impressive and the 03s have the potential for similar, but beyond that its OK but nothing special.
BRYC lost their best 04 forward to spirit. They’re losing several others in the age group too. After 03, BRYC is not looking too hot. McLean will always have an influx of players at U16/17. Loudoun seems to struggle across the board.
Where are the BRYC 04s look to be heading?
Anonymous
04/16/2019 09:52
Subject: Best regional ECNL Programs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would argue that based on ranked teams, players playing at major DI programs and coaching talent that McLean and Bethesda are probably the best programs.
BRYC’s portfolio of D1 players past and future is very impressive too.
Relative to McLean's its not that impressive IMO
The 2014 class certainly was impressive and the 03s have the potential for similar, but beyond that its OK but nothing special.
BRYC lost their best 04 forward to spirit. They’re losing several others in the age group too. After 03, BRYC is not looking too hot. McLean will always have an influx of players at U16/17. Loudoun seems to struggle across the board.