Has anyone noticed certain clubs promoting ECNL RL instead of calling it what it really is, ECRL? Stupid parents will see this thinking their kid is getting in the ECNL when in reality, it's the second, or B teams. Parents, do your research!! ECNL RL IS NOT THE ECNL! Don't get fooled into thinking your kid is getting a ECNL team. A parent from my daughters team called me over the weekend to tell that her daughter is trying out for a ECNL team. I asked where and she told me. I looked it up and what she is trying out for is the ECRL team, but the coach she spoke to led her to believe it's ECNL. Never said a thing about it being the second teams. All I'm saying is to all the parents that see this, understand what you are getting into. There are way better options for ECRL here in NJ.
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What kind of pathetic freak are you to give 2 ****s about this? BTW, the official name is ECNL Regional League not ECRL. -
You don't think that isn't done intentionally?!?!? These clubs know exactly what they are doing. Getting as many chasers as possible
The one I've seen the most is the one most talked about on here. Empty promises of a second ECNL badge are quickly forgotten by these moronic parents who are now bragging about being the 2nd team (or 3rd in some cases with the recent "Elite" 64 announcement/retraction/apology/update)Comment
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There are only 4 ECNL teams in NJ: PDA Blue, PDA White, MFA (North), PDA South. All of those teams have ECRL or Regional teams(B team MFA shore or in PDA case D team blue/shore, E team white/north, F team south) that may be the confusion and hope that cleared somethings up.Comment
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RT intentionally misleads parentsComment
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Its step by step process, first he gets ECRL, then MFA gets another ECRL badge, then another ECNL badge, and they have two of each. People seem to hate RT, but he seems to be delivering.Comment
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You're in dreamland. He's been selling new fields and ECNL for three tryout cycles. He's failed to deliver on anything.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Also, do teams drop there blue/white or white/green or whatever colors?
So in a couple of years
PDA North Blue 2011G will become PDA ECNL Blue 2013G and
PDA North White 2011G will become PDA ECRL BLUE 2013G (so no longer the "B team", but the "Regional A-team"Comment
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No clubs are getting more than one ecnl entry. The exceptions like FC STars and PDA only happened because they were being begged to leave DA and come back "All In" with ECNL. No one is being begged to leave GA now.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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It may end up being a blend of girls but in the end but North Blue will be ECNL Blue North White will be ECNL white aka "B team" and then Blue ECRL is the C team which I believe is PDA Shore land.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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you can call it a C team technically, but it isnt really a real "c" team at all. they are pulling kids from a completely different area well over an hour away and are the top team at the PDA Shore club. Not a 3rd team from one location like a "c" team would imply.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Well they are the third best out of that group of teams so yeah that makes them the "C" team at the club level. You can call em whatever you want.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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It is the ECNL. Own league and a great option for many kids. They do a great job with the structure and opportunities. Comment
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Shore is not a C team. It is an A team that pulls players from a different area or who arent willing to drive north. PDA North White is a B team because they play out of the same location as the North A team, Blue.
PDA Shore is essentially a different club.Comment
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PDA Shore plays in ECRL wherever PDA South plays in ECNL, right? So they are essentially PDA South's B team.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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