Serious question from a frustrated parent. If your daughter is on a Stars White National team that is consistently under performing do you consider dropping to the high performing Blue Regional Team or just stay put hoping someone sees your kid when they’re playing better teams at showcases? Scorpions not an option location wise.
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Stay on national as long as possible unless your player is not getting playing time. FYI your daughter will be dropping to white regionsl
not blue. You don’t get to just choose. White national drops to white regional, Blue regional no allowed to talk to white national there’s a whole blue side / white side respect between coaches.
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ECNL will not allow players to move from White to Blue or vice versa during the season. Same deal with other clubs like PDA, Sting, etc. who have multiple ECNL teams. So that should narrow your consideration. Plus, Scorpions is trash, so be glad you don't live near Taunton.
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Thank you that is good to know and makes the decision easier. Thank you again for your thoughtful reply.
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*** are you M*******s even talking about? Do you see *between those fancy crocs and expensive booties* any problem with referring to either the A, B, or Z team "White Nationals"?
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Originally posted by Guest View PostSerious question from a frustrated parent. If your daughter is on a Stars White National team that is consistently under performing do you consider dropping to the high performing Blue Regional Team or just stay put hoping someone sees your kid when they’re playing better teams at showcases? Scorpions not an option location wise.
nobody chooses to leave national ECNL teams, that choice gets made for you
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Stars White is playing much tougher teams than RL. Just because Stars White loses most of its games and struggles to score a goal doesn't mean they are "underperforming." They are better than RL. Whether your daughter learns to play soccer well on NL or RL depends on her doing the work at practice and outside of practice.
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For white national, losing is the goal. No pun intended. White is the pasture where has been blue players go to disappear. There no relegation up and at showcases you will find that some of your games are not on the fields where scouts go. White is an illusion. Pay JD and just understand that your coach could care less how the games end.
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Originally posted by Guest View PostFor white national, losing is the goal. No pun intended. White is the pasture where has been blue players go to disappear. There no relegation up and at showcases you will find that some of your games are not on the fields where scouts go. White is an illusion. Pay JD and just understand that your coach could care less how the games end.
scouts are obviously going to their games
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Originally posted by Guest View PostStay on national as long as possible unless your player is not getting playing time. FYI your daughter will be dropping to white regionsl
not blue. You don’t get to just choose. White national drops to white regional, Blue regional no allowed to talk to white national there’s a whole blue side / white side respect between coaches.
it happens all the time. Just can’t move in season between white and blue.
The question isn’t real though. Nobody asks to move down unless they are sitting on the bench and in that case they get moved down anyway. This thread was started by a bitter regional parent who thinks their daughter should be on national while and roots against white because they think it proves white made a mistake by cutting her
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If she can move to Blue R, great. If it's White R then staying on N makes more sense - as long as she's getting good PT. Worry less about the team performance a d ehat, if anything she's getting out of the coaching, level of competition etc
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