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What Price would make you do ECNL?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt is. That's why it doesn't cost that much. It will cost more then playing in just the OPL/OYSA leagues however, that is because they travel. Let us know how many coaches you have contacted show up to that uber competitive NEU vs. BSC match your dd is playing in this fall.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt is. That's why it doesn't cost that much. It will cost more then playing in just the OPL/OYSA leagues however, that is because they travel. Let us know how many coaches you have contacted show up to that uber competitive NEU vs. BSC match your dd is playing in this fall.
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I think a fair price for ECNL fees would be about $2,000 plus any travel expenses that I would incur. My limit would be about 3 showcase events plus throw in Surf.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI think a fair price for ECNL fees would be about $2,000 plus any travel expenses that I would incur. My limit would be about 3 showcase events plus throw in Surf.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI say cap total costs at $3000 and were in!
It kills me that people want their kids to go all over and not pay for it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAgree it is about player effort to be good. Unfortunately it does not matter how good you are if you are not seen. That's the sad part.
If you are about development the scholarships will follow. If all you are about is scholarships development may be a pipe dream.
My kids play because they love the game, not because I am driving them to get a scholarship. The are highly competitive, and good students who will get far more academic aid then athletic money, and would rather choose a school that teaches what their interested in, instead of whatever school will give them money for sports...
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