ECNL ALUMS ARE EVERYWHERE AT THE 2014 COLLEGE CUP
RICHMOND, Va. (December 16, 2014) – In unprecedented fashion, Elite Clubs National League Alumni dominated the 2014 NCAA Division I Women’s Final Four, with 66 ECNL Alums on the rosters of the four teams that competed to be crowned the 2014 NCAA National Champions.
After only five years of ECNL soccer, the number of ECNL Alums playing at college soccer’s highest levels is staggering. In total, the Final Four featured 66 players that played in the ECNL as youth players:
•Stanford University – 22 ECNL Alums
•Florida State University – 9 ECNL Alums
•Stanford University – 22 ECNL Alums
•University of Texas A&M – 21 ECNL Alums
•University of Virginia – 14 ECNL Alums
Not only is the ECNL the broadest path to the top college women’s soccer teams and conferences in the country, and the rosters of the best of the best in these programs are also ECNL Alumsbest four college teams in the country are dominated by ECNL Alums.
Florida State University
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 ACC All-Conference First Team
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 ACC All-Conference Second Team
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 ACC All-Conference Third Team
Stanford University
•2014 Pac-12 Freshman of the Year (Andi Sullivan, Bethesda SC)
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 Pac-12 All-Conference First Team
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 Pac-12 All-Conference Second Team
Texas A&M University
•2014 SEC Offensive Player of the Year (Shea Groom, KCFC)
•4 ECNL Alums on the 2014 SEC All-Conference First Team
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 SEC All-Conference Second Team
University of Virginia
•2014 ACC Midfielder of the Year (Danielle Colaprico, PDA)
•3 ECNL Alums on the 2014 ACC All-Conference First Team
•1 ECNL Alum on the 2014 ACC All-Conference Second Team
Across college soccer, the “ECNL player” has become the epitome of the next generation collegiate soccer player. Congratulations to these players for continuing their journey of success in college, and representing what it means to be an ECNL Alum in the next stage of their playing careers.
RICHMOND, Va. (December 16, 2014) – In unprecedented fashion, Elite Clubs National League Alumni dominated the 2014 NCAA Division I Women’s Final Four, with 66 ECNL Alums on the rosters of the four teams that competed to be crowned the 2014 NCAA National Champions.
After only five years of ECNL soccer, the number of ECNL Alums playing at college soccer’s highest levels is staggering. In total, the Final Four featured 66 players that played in the ECNL as youth players:
•Stanford University – 22 ECNL Alums
•Florida State University – 9 ECNL Alums
•Stanford University – 22 ECNL Alums
•University of Texas A&M – 21 ECNL Alums
•University of Virginia – 14 ECNL Alums
Not only is the ECNL the broadest path to the top college women’s soccer teams and conferences in the country, and the rosters of the best of the best in these programs are also ECNL Alumsbest four college teams in the country are dominated by ECNL Alums.
Florida State University
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 ACC All-Conference First Team
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 ACC All-Conference Second Team
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 ACC All-Conference Third Team
Stanford University
•2014 Pac-12 Freshman of the Year (Andi Sullivan, Bethesda SC)
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 Pac-12 All-Conference First Team
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 Pac-12 All-Conference Second Team
Texas A&M University
•2014 SEC Offensive Player of the Year (Shea Groom, KCFC)
•4 ECNL Alums on the 2014 SEC All-Conference First Team
•2 ECNL Alums on the 2014 SEC All-Conference Second Team
University of Virginia
•2014 ACC Midfielder of the Year (Danielle Colaprico, PDA)
•3 ECNL Alums on the 2014 ACC All-Conference First Team
•1 ECNL Alum on the 2014 ACC All-Conference Second Team
Across college soccer, the “ECNL player” has become the epitome of the next generation collegiate soccer player. Congratulations to these players for continuing their journey of success in college, and representing what it means to be an ECNL Alum in the next stage of their playing careers.
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