ECNL R or NAL

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Which would be the better choice for a HS aged player as far as recruiting goes?

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Fake post.

But while we’re here, most people still don’t seem to know that the new ECRL Northeast conference, a.k.a. ECRL2, is a new conference that is different from ECRL New England.

ECRL2 has the travel of ECRL and the competition level of NAL.

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Which would be the better choice for a HS aged player as far as recruiting goes?

I forgot to include ECNL R New England, not Northeast

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If you are talking about the girls side, the answer is clearly RL New England, on pretty much every level. Level of play, club experience with recruiting, events, and so on.

But you’re either fake or really haven’t done your homework on recruiting.

If you were talking about D3, there is a school for everyone who wants to play. But at all the schools it’s more or less just another extracurricular activity, that might get help with admissions at some schools. ECRL Is a big commitment, make sure you understand where it’s taking you before you sign up your player.

Look at the FC Stars list of commitments to get a representative sample of where RL players commit, and how much of an RL team commits.

Boys side, NAL.

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Stars commitments for last year:
https://www.starsofma.org/class-of-2023

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Is there a list of NAL commits?

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Depends on the team/coach. How has the team played against quality competition?

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Is there a list of NAL commits?

For girls? Few and far between. And not going anywhere. They’re not interested in girls. They have like 3 coaches attending “nationals”. Joke league.

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For girls? Few and far between. And not going anywhere. They’re not interested in girls. They have like 3 coaches attending “nationals”. Joke league.

People who don't actually know anything, such as yourself (as your endless, tiresome posts prove), might assume that. But there are some excellent commitments for NAL players this year.

But they are the exception. For most players it's not the place to pursue recruiting unless you get on a strong team with a good coach, and don't have a better alternative within reasonable distance.

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I forgot to include ECNL R New England, not Northeast

Then go ECRL if it’s ecrl2 then pick the better coaching

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People who don't actually know anything, such as yourself (as your endless, tiresome posts prove), might assume that. But there are some excellent commitments for NAL players this year.

But they are the exception. For most players it's not the place to pursue recruiting unless you get on a strong team with a good coach, and don't have a better alternative within reasonable distance.

Where can I view the excellent commitments?

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For girls? Few and far between. And not going anywhere. They’re not interested in girls. They have like 3 coaches attending “nationals”. Joke league.

NAL is early stages for goods and agree nationals are a joke it’s only 4 teams from two conferences why drive to NJ for that and no exposure.

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Narional:
#1 ECNL
#2 GA

Regional
ECRL 1
ECRL 2 and NAL (SAME)