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can anyone stop the NEFC GU15 Elite team?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI am looking at this schedule and it doesn't look that competitive. Do you actually think that this is a competitive schedule? Will your child become a better player when she isn't being challenged? To go back to the original tread topic...no, nobody can stop NEFC if this is their path. And what are you trying to stop them from doing? Winning this league? Becoming champions of the world? Congrats. They are only 15. I hope they are developing and become better players/teammates/competitors along the way to superstardome. Get over yourselves.
Was the new NEFC goalie there yesterday? She was missing in NEFC tournament, and I hear she wasn't in Richmond either--there was a new goalie.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postwelcome to the NPL, baby. This actually looks better than their schedule last year. I'd argue, however, that the ECNL equivalent in the Northeast isn't much better. A few good teams in each, nothing for either group to crow over.
Was the new NEFC goalie there yesterday? She was missing in NEFC tournament, and I hear she wasn't in Richmond either--there was a new goalie.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI am looking at this schedule and it doesn't look that competitive. Do you actually think that this is a competitive schedule? Will your child become a better player when she isn't being challenged? To go back to the original tread topic...no, nobody can stop NEFC if this is their path. And what are you trying to stop them from doing? Winning this league? Becoming champions of the world? Congrats. They are only 15. I hope they are developing and become better players/teammates/competitors along the way to superstardome. Get over yourselves.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTrue about the Northeast for ECNL a well, but the more broad league for ECNL reaching to NY/NJ/PA helps with that a bunch. This is why I don't understand people poo-pooing travel and the impact that it has on player development. The benefit of playing top competition becomes more and more clear, especially once you hit U18. Imaging facing a team that has players signed to play at UNC, UVA, Duke, BC, Stanford, Notre Dame, etc., etc. You are facing the best of the best. That can really tell you how you will do facing off against top college competition if that is the route your daughter takes. It is really amazing and a great opportunity to play against and watch these amazing girls on the field.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNo one is forced to join these teams that travel far and wide. To each their own.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBut the alternatives aren't great either. The kids want to be on the top teams of their club and unfortunately the top teams are playing in these crazy travel leagues. The system is broken and the kids are paying in lost development and the parents are paying in cash.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBut the alternatives aren't great either. The kids want to be on the top teams of their club and unfortunately the top teams are playing in these crazy travel leagues. The system is broken and the kids are paying in lost development and the parents are paying in cash.
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