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ECNL wants to switch back to school year from birth year
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24+ teams in New England, no way all of them would make it in ecnl. Oakwood? Lol
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Originally posted by Guest View PostBack to the original post can someone break it down like I am a kindergartener? This is actually really pertinent to my son and several of his teammates. So a player is
1. An October 2008
2. Just completed freshman year at public school and is transferring to private and repeating (as is 75% of incoming class)
3. His current 2008 ECNL team is mostly sophomores some freshman
4. So in fall 2024 he will be a freshman on a team with mostly juniors
5. If in fall 2025 they switch to July 1 does that mean he will drop down to what is now the current 2009 team and be the oldest on what is currently a 2009 ECNL team?
The change, though, will in no way be affected by what happens at his school.
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Originally posted by Guest View PostProvide the source for the original post. You all being trolled.
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Originally posted by Guest View PostProvide the source for the original post. You all being trolled.
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If you are ECNL, why go through all this trouble of spending so much time and three consecutive podcasts on this issue? It seems to me they are laying the groundwork for an impending announcement for the changes to take place. I fully except this to happen for the 2025/2026 season.
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Originally posted by Guest View PostIf you are ECNL, why go through all this trouble of spending so much time and three consecutive podcasts on this issue? It seems to me they are laying the groundwork for an impending announcement for the changes to take place. I fully except this to happen for the 2025/2026 season.
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Originally posted by Guest View PostIf you are ECNL, why go through all this trouble of spending so much time and three consecutive podcasts on this issue? It seems to me they are laying the groundwork for an impending announcement for the changes to take place. I fully except this to happen for the 2025/2026 season.
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Interesting. So players who are planning to practice with teams in the spring they are interested in should look for the year younger if they are born in the fall. Ie a November 2011 player looking to tryout for Stars next spring should practice with the 2012s in the spring?
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Originally posted by Guest View PostBack to the original post can someone break it down like I am a kindergartener? This is actually really pertinent to my son and several of his teammates. So a player is
1. An October 2008
2. Just completed freshman year at public school and is transferring to private and repeating (as is 75% of incoming class)
3. His current 2008 ECNL team is mostly sophomores some freshman
4. So in fall 2024 he will be a freshman on a team with mostly juniors
5. If in fall 2025 they switch to July 1 does that mean he will drop down to what is now the current 2009 team and be the oldest on what is currently a 2009 ECNL team?
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Crazy, so your son will be 19.75 yrs old when he graduates and this is common amongst his classmates? My son will still be 17 when he graduates, hard to believe kids will be almost 2 years older than him in the same class.
His team would be made up of kids that are born after Aug 1, 2008.
Not complicated.
His team will be made up of players born between Aug 1 2008- July 31 2009.
it’s not going to be based on school grade or birth year per se it’s by mid year cutoff and start.
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If your kid was born fall of 2008
His team would be made up of kids that are born after Aug 1, 2008.
Not complicated.
His team will be made up of players born between Aug 1 2008- July 31 2009.
it’s not going to be based on school grade or birth year per se it’s by mid year cutoff and start.
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We can’t do birth year because it splits up school grades and gives an advantage to those born Jan-June
We can’t do school grad year because parents will hold their kids back to try to give them an advantage
We can’t do arbitrary mid-year to mid-year because it gives an advantage to kids born in the second half of the year and confuses parents because it’s not connected to birth or grad year
club soccer is cancelled, it’s too complicated
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