Club Commitment List Accuracy Analysis

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So would it be fair to say that approx 25% of girls that play soccer in the state, get soccer scholarship money?

That's an entirely different discussion. Only D1 and D2 can give any athletic money and D2 is peanuts.

If that list, it's basically the ECNL D1 kids that are receiving true athletic scholarships and of those a majority are likely partials or combos with academic money.

If your chasing soccer dollars it's a very tight funnel.

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Cfc has 180 girls graduating this year so by sheer numbers alone, they would have to have the most college placements than all other clubs in the state?

An apples to apples would be comparing the top teams at each club.

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this is great, how many girls total in cfc program that graduate high school this year?

7,214

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So would it be fair to say that approx 25% of girls that play soccer in the state, get soccer scholarship money?

Hell no. That many won't even be plsuing in college let alone getting money. You can't use CFC numbers to extrapolate to the entire state. It's one club with a high success rate. Many more have very little success and more none at all. In fact by senior year many have dropped out of club soccer because they won't be playing in college. Something like 8% of all high school players will play any kind of college soccer, D1 is less than 2%.

Scholarship money is a separate and complicated topic. Suffice it to say on average there's nor much money but top players will receive some, sometimes quite a bit.

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7,214

???? Other post showed they only have 8 teams with seniors.

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Not on often so not sure if it was this thread or not, but someone was complaining about how CFC doesn't do right by branch players. They posted this recently on FB for 2018 grads, saying more to come. Non ECNl isn't overly impressive but players are landing spots.

CFC ECNL
Natalie Kelchner CFC ECNL Marist College
Grace Moore CFC ECNL Northeastern University
Tory Bike CFC ECNL The University of Rhode Island
Caroline Monahan CFC ECNL College of William and Mary
Kiley Harnish CFC ECNL Seton Hall University
Jillian Klem CFC ECNL Sacred Heart University
Gigi Mecca CFC ECNL Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Tory Bike CFC ECNL University of Rhode Island
Olivia Leone CFC ECNL Sacred Heart University
Meadow Mancini CFC ECNL Fairfield University
Teresa Andres CFC ECNL Bowdoin College
Claire Mensi CFC ECNL Bucknell University
STELLA SCHWARTZ CFC ECNL UMASS AMHERST
Miranda Ioannone CFC ECNL Cornell University
Mikayla Fosina CFC ECNL Iona College
Emily DeNunzio CFC ECNL Colgate
Emily Yin CFC ECNL Yale University
Lauren Tangney CFC ECNL Wake Forest
Emily Clorite CFC ECNL Yale University
Alexis Mason CFC ECNL Fairfield University

CFC Sportsworld
Morgan Masters CFC Sportsworld Nova Southeastern University

CFC Chelsea
Sarah Helms Chelsea Hobart Williams and Smith College

CFC SOUND
Demiree Cyr CFC Sound Thomas Jefferson University
Hayley Byers CFC Sound Springfield College
Samantha Vitka CFC Sound Western New England University
Shannon Pruzinsky CFC Sound Lasell College
Angela Sanzari CFC Sound Lasell College
Shea Jakubowski CFC Sound Hood College

CFC NPL
Veronica O’Rourke CFC NPL Connecticut College
Brady ***** CFC NPL Ithica College
Petra Friden CFC NPL Smith College

CFC Wolves
Olivia Allen CFC Wolves 99/00 Skidmore
Gretchen Kron CFC Wolves Quinnipiac University
Skylar Couillard CFC Wolves Western. Ct State University
Kendall Cathcart CFC Wolves Clarkson University
Alyssa Bergamini CFC Wolves Georgia College
Hannah Sullivan CFC Wolves Emmanuel College
Katarina Bade CFC Wolves Trinity College

Chelsea player playing at William Smith. That's a top 10 d3 school.

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What’s impressive is that CFC can put together teams with as many college commits as other clubs 1st teams. Goodwhi.

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Cfc has 180 girls graduating this year so by sheer numbers alone, they would have to have the most college placements than all other clubs in the state?

Non ecnl list is as good as Oakwood this year

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What’s impressive is that CFC can put together teams with as many college commits as other clubs 1st teams. Goodwhi.

It has more to do with where these kids live and how deep their parents pockets are than what club they play for.

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It has more to do with where these kids live and how deep their parents pockets are than what club they play for.

Sure. Talent isn't in the equation at all.

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It has more to do with where these kids live and how deep their parents pockets are than what club they play for.

Glastonbury, Avon, West Hartford and surrounding envrons don’t have affluent parents and good students

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Little surprised the CFC NPL team didn't have better placement. That's a whole lot of effort for three kids.

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Sure. Talent isn't in the equation at all.

He never said talent was not a factor. That's your jump to conclusion here.

But it is a legitimate question.

How much of the average college commitment comes from soccer ability as opposed to location, area of study and financial capability?

Knowing that would certainly go far in determining the relative merit of one club's list against another's.

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Little surprised the CFC NPL team didn't have better placement. That's a whole lot of effort for three kids.

That's in the more to follow category. Lots of D3

They need to be admitted to the school before you can actually announce it.

It's probably not a shock that kids not on the the top team in the club don't get D1 looks.

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That's in the more to follow category. Lots of D3

They need to be admitted to the school before you can actually announce it.

It's probably not a shock that kids not on the the top team in the club don't get D1 looks.

And that D1 list is so superb!