Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Spirit has not nearly approached 30 players for any age group.

Except the 04s

23 doesn’t approach 30

Anonymous wrote:Spirit has not nearly approached 30 players for any age group.

Except the 04s

Anonymous wrote:BRYC is and always has been Spirit's favorite place to recruit from.

And, McLean’s is FCV and FCV’s Is Loudoun....

Spirit has not nearly approached 30 players for any age group.

Anonymous wrote:BRYC is and always has been Spirit's favorite place to recruit from.

Always=both years it’s been in existence

BRYC is and always has been Spirit's favorite place to recruit from.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are players that tryout for spirit and don’t make it? That’s news to me.

They know who they are, there is absolutely no reason to call them out and embarrass their parents and current teams in ECNL.

No BRYC player gets turned down. Many turn Spirit down.

On BRYC, probably true, which is why they have 30+ on their 2006 roster. Nobody gets turned down.

That's funny for Spirit to talk about anyone else with large rosters. I know many BRYC players who received offers from Spirit without even trying out. They'd rather sit on a 30+ roster with BRYC than a 28 man roster with Spirit.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are players that tryout for spirit and don’t make it? That’s news to me.

They know who they are, there is absolutely no reason to call them out and embarrass their parents and current teams in ECNL.

No BRYC player gets turned down. Many turn Spirit down.

On BRYC, probably true, which is why they have 30+ on their 2006 roster. Nobody gets turned down.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are players that tryout for spirit and don’t make it? That’s news to me.

They know who they are, there is absolutely no reason to call them out and embarrass their parents and current teams in ECNL.

No BRYC player gets turned down. Many turn Spirit down.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are players that tryout for spirit and don’t make it? That’s news to me.

They know who they are, there is absolutely no reason to call them out and embarrass their parents and current teams in ECNL.

This is accurate, and a classy response.

I’ve heard traffic is moving in the opposite direction

It is

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are players that tryout for spirit and don’t make it? That’s news to me.

They know who they are, there is absolutely no reason to call them out and embarrass their parents and current teams in ECNL.

What a laffer. Good try spirit guy.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are players that tryout for spirit and don’t make it? That’s news to me.

They know who they are, there is absolutely no reason to call them out and embarrass their parents and current teams in ECNL.

Seriously. I thought they carried big enough rosters where they weren’t turning many players away. In what age group are ECNL players being turned away? I’ve heard traffic is moving in the opposite direction.

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Anonymous wrote:Also-what year?

No one will give you that and out themselves, but new or returning is not a problem. In the last 2 years WS gave out early email offers by March to youngers that were locks.

I'm not the immediately prior poster, but am personally aware of several early offers made by Spirit. I also don't want to give the other information for fear of outing myself and the others.

Anonymous wrote:There are players that tryout for spirit and don’t make it? That’s news to me.

They know who they are, there is absolutely no reason to call them out and embarrass their parents and current teams in ECNL.