TBU ECNL tryouts

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Can't current ECNL players tryout after May 1? That's what the TBU website states.

Correct, After May 1 current ECNL players and clubs may speak to other current ECNL players. It is called the open season. Anything else you hear or see is a lie. Just go look at the ECNL rules on their website.

After May 1 ECNL players can tryout wherever they like and they will.

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Wheres the coaching list for the ECNL teams?

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Wheres the coaching list for the ECNL teams?

Tbu parents coach the team and pick the team.

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Internal E-mail

ECNL Director: Adrian Bush

U19 - 99/98: Jim Cote
U17 - 2000: Jason Dowiak
U16 - 2001: Danielle Fotopoulos
U15 - 2002: Shane Stein
U14 - 2003: Adrian Bush
U13 – 2004: Rachel Suarez

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This says it all

http://www.soccer.com/IWCatProductPa...8258469&t_id=0

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ECNL Director: Adrian Bush

U19 - 99/98: Jim Cote
U17 - 2000: Jason Dowiak
U16 - 2001: Danielle Fotopoulos
U15 - 2002: Shane Stein
U14 - 2003: Adrian Bush
U13 – 2004: Rachel Suarez

No internal email & not the list of coaches. The ECNL coaching list will be posted on the TBU website & to the TBU membership. www.tbusc.com

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ECNL Director: Adrian Bush

U19 - 99/98: Jim Cote
U17 - 2000: Jason Dowiak
U16 - 2001: Danielle Fotopoulos
U15 - 2002: Shane Stein
U14 - 2003: Adrian Bush
U13 – 2004: Rachel Suarez

Doubtful this is the true list. How can college coaches commit 100% to the teams during their season? ECNL ain't no bush league. Never heard of the last coach on the list.

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Doubtful this is the true list. How can college coaches commit 100% to the teams during their season? ECNL ain't no bush league. Never heard of the last coach on the list.

RS is married to FS, one of GF and AB's boys

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ECNL Director: Adrian Bush

U19 - 99/98: Jim Cote
U17 - 2000: Jason Dowiak
U16 - 2001: Danielle Fotopoulos
U15 - 2002: Shane Stein
U14 - 2003: Adrian Bush
U13 – 2004: Rachel Suarez

Club director: Charlie Slagle 125,000
ECNL director: Adrian Bush 70,000
Jim Cote 15,000 + usual customary parental tip
Danielle Futon 15,000 + Usually customary parental tip
Shane Stein 15,000 + Usual customary parental tip
Adrain Bush 15,000 + usual customary parental tip
Rachel Suarez 20,000 + usual customary parental tip

275,000 per year for 6 teams. All that money to sit at the bottom of the conference. To be honest, I am actually happy that TBU got ECNL. Their coaches will start to feel the pressure soon.

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curious as to why there is not a designated U18 team? Is this the norm for ECNL and will it remain that way, or just because of age group changes?

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Club director: Charlie Slagle 125,000
ECNL director: Adrian Bush 70,000
Jim Cote 15,000 + usual customary parental tip
Danielle Futon 15,000 + Usually customary parental tip
Shane Stein 15,000 + Usual customary parental tip
Adrain Bush 15,000 + usual customary parental tip
Rachel Suarez 20,000 + usual customary parental tip

275,000 per year for 6 teams. All that money to sit at the bottom of the conference. To be honest, I am actually happy that TBU got ECNL. Their coaches will start to feel the pressure soon.

This isn't the coaches list.

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This isn't the coaches list.

Scared. Afraid that gf and df won't be the coach and your daughter will be cut or benched.

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Doubtful this is the true list. How can college coaches commit 100% to the teams during their season? ECNL ain't no bush league. Never heard of the last coach on the list.

i would take a college coach any day of the week. It's their profession and in a league that showcases players for college, who better? It probably explains why all the top kids leave WFF in U17 & U18 because who is in place now doesn't have a clue. Their are college coaches all over the country coaching & directors in the ECNL. PDA is one of the best clubs in the country & one of the top ECNL clubs top to bottom. Who coaches and is also their ECNL director? The Rutgers Womens head coach. So your argument you are trying to make is dumb. Obviously with the right program in place, college coaches all over the country are also being able to contribute to the growth of youth soccer. I think there should be more because they understand soccer at the next level and the process to get there.

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i would take a college coach any day of the week. It's their profession and in a league that showcases players for college, who better? It probably explains why all the top kids leave WFF in U17 & U18 because who is in place now doesn't have a clue. Their are college coaches all over the country coaching & directors in the ECNL. PDA is one of the best clubs in the country & one of the top ECNL clubs top to bottom. Who coaches and is also their ECNL director? The Rutgers Womens head coach. So your argument you are trying to make is dumb. Obviously with the right program in place, college coaches all over the country are also being able to contribute to the growth of youth soccer. I think there should be more because they understand soccer at the next level and the process to get there.

This shows your lack of knowledge. If kids are not committed by U18 then they are toast and if they aren't committed by U17 December then they are behind. TBU U16 has 2 committed players(USF and North Florida) WFF has 5 right now(Virginia, Florida, West Virginia, FGCU and Boston Univ). Ur so full of poop its coming out your ears

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i would take a college coach any day of the week. It's their profession and in a league that showcases players for college, who better? It probably explains why all the top kids leave WFF in U17 & U18 because who is in place now doesn't have a clue. Their are college coaches all over the country coaching & directors in the ECNL. PDA is one of the best clubs in the country & one of the top ECNL clubs top to bottom. Who coaches and is also their ECNL director? The Rutgers Womens head coach. So your argument you are trying to make is dumb. Obviously with the right program in place, college coaches all over the country are also being able to contribute to the growth of youth soccer. I think there should be more because they understand soccer at the next level and the process to get there.

You know you shouldn't throw your puffy chest out to prove your ignorance it shows how bad you are in over your head- here is a clue since you want to use PDA as your example- when do they begin their ECNL season? In December - after college Cup- when do you play all your teams out of state in the Southeastern Conference? Aug - end of October for Florida High school- what are college coaches doing while you travel??? Or at home if their college team is traveling-