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    How does ECNL Champions League work?

    I keep seeing champions league for the top 3 teams. Being new to the game, I was wondering how does this work? For example, what counts towards being qualified (Fall and Spring or just Fall, etc) and where is it held this season?

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    It’s a tournament like the World Cup. You play 3 group stage games and, if you advance, the first knockout round in one location (San Diego, girls, Greensboro, boys, this year). You are usually out in that location for about 7 or 8 days due to the way they space out the games. Then, if you advance, a couple weeks later you go to a different location (Richmond, girls, and still TBD, boys) for the final 4. The two teams that don’t make the finals play each other in a consolation game.

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      #3
      Gotcha, Ty for that summary. Is qualification over at this point based on what happened in the Fall?

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        #4
        Originally posted by Guest View Post
        Gotcha, Ty for that summary. Is qualification over at this point based on what happened in the Fall?
        It’s a combination of fall and spring results.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Guest View Post
          Gotcha, Ty for that summary. Is qualification over at this point based on what happened in the Fall?
          Correct, qualification over the whole season (the qualification they show in the tables is whether you would qualify and what seed # you’d be of the season ended today). I also made a mistake in my original summary, it’s actually the Elite 8 who go to the second location, not the Final Four.

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            #6
            Fantastic. I really appreciate the clear and concise reply!

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              #7
              Originally posted by Guest View Post
              Fantastic. I really appreciate the clear and concise reply!
              And that fills the quota on clear and concise replies for this month- you may now resume the sh*tposting..

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                #8
                Champions League: In the U13-U17 age groups, 44 teams are placed into 11 different groups determined by regular-season standings. Each team will play every team in their group for three guaranteed games. The team that wins each group, along with the next-best five second-place teams will make up the 16 teams that advance to the knockout stage. Meanwhile, in the U18 age group, 16 teams will battle it out in a winner-moves-on bracket to determine the league champion.

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                  #9
                  There are also 2/3 wildcard teams which factor in winning percentage for total games played (including showcases)

                  Honestly, going once is enough. It's a long haul at the end of the season.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Guest View Post
                    There are also 2/3 wildcard teams which factor in winning percentage for total games played (including showcases)

                    Honestly, going once is enough. It's a long haul at the end of the season.
                    I heard Ryan Tetro is using that line. #onceisenough

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Guest View Post

                      And that fills the quota on clear and concise replies for this month- you may now resume the sh*tposting..
                      That's hilarious! I wish it weren't true, though.....

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