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and yet we still kick your clubs ***** on the pitch whether it be mud or turf.

Careful with all that chest-thumping bravado. You might hurt yourself.

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yeah right. just like your ***c develops its players and doesn't encourage/teach boot ball and send it. go away you walmart of soccer spokesman.

On behalf of ***C, I'd like to thank all of you haters for your vitriolic posts. History of this board shows that you only take shots at those clubs and teams that are successful and that you're jealous of--see Onyx, ECNL Teams, FC Portland, et al.

Bravo.

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On behalf of ***C, I'd like to thank all of you haters for your vitriolic posts. History of this board shows that you only take shots at those clubs and teams that are successful and that you're jealous of--see Onyx, ECNL Teams, FC Portland, et al.

Bravo.

Wash Timbers would love to be grouped in with those teams. Bwahahahahahaha good one.

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One where they don't recruit coaches sitting at the bar in McMenamins and don't practice or play in mud...

you need to chill and enjoy your dd's last few weeks of soccer

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you need to chill and enjoy your dd's last few weeks of soccer

You need to go and get drunk with your docs and clean the mud and gravel off of your car and shoes.

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and yet we still kick your clubs ***** on the pitch whether it be mud or turf.

You want a medal or a chest to pin it on?

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NWCL Announcement from US Club Soccer

A new national premier league is formed.

http://nationalpremierleagues.com/home/802014.html

CHARLESTON, S.C. (April 16, 2014) – In a move to maintain the Northwest’s firm position as one of the leading competitive regions in the country, the Northwest Champions League will join US Club Soccer’s National Premier Leagues (NPL) beginning in the 2014-15 season.

Representing the highest level of club competition in the Pacific Northwest, the Northwest Champions League will be comprised of qualifying clubs from two existing NPLs – the Oregon Premier League and Washington State Premier League – as well as other qualifying clubs from Washington and Idaho.

Teams will compete in U-11 through U-19 boys and girls age groups, and the competition will feature an innovative schedule to accommodate different high school seasons in the region.

“Thanks to continuous successful seasons in both the Oregon Premier League and Washington State Premier League, the timing is perfect to create an even better competitive platform in the NPL in the Northwest,” NPL General Manager Chris Baer said.

Northwest Champions League participating clubs for the 2014-15 season in the U-11 through U-14 age groups are as follows:

ASE Eastside Timbers Harbor FC Spokane Foxes FC
Boise Nationals Eugene Timbers FC Idaho Rush SC Tualatin Hills United SC
Cascade FC FC Alliance Issaquah SC Washington Premier FC
Central Washington SA FC NOVA NEU PDX Washington Rush
Crossfire Oregon FC Portland RSA Elite Washington Timbers FC
Crossfire Premier FC Salmon Creek Seattle United Westside Timbers
Eastside FC FC Spokane Snohomish United XiFA

The complete list of clubs for the U-15 through U-19 boys and girls age groups is being finalized.

Winners in the U-13 through U-18 age groups will represent the Northwest Champions League at the NPL Finals – the targeted destination for all NPL teams, where NPL national champions are crowned.

Northwest Champions League participating clubs will also have the opportunity to compete in NPL Showcases, the first of which was held for U-16 through U-18 boys, March 7-9 in suburban Las Vegas.

“Crossfire Premier competes at the highest levels,” said Crossfire Premier Director Bernie James, “including our U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams and ECNL teams, and we are excited to compete for NPL national championships. This is a competition we want to win.”

“The experience our members have received in participating in the Northwest Champions League has been fantastic,” said Oregon Premier Council President Rob Baarts. “Bringing some of the best clubs in the Northwest together to compete only makes us better.”

“This represents the next stage of development for clubs that compete in the Washington State Premier League,” said Stanley Holmes, President of the Puget Sound Premier League. “Giving all of the competitive clubs an opportunity to test themselves against the best in the region not only develops better players but will send even stronger teams to the NPL Finals.”

US Club Soccer’s Player Development Program (PDP) will also expand within the region, as the Northwest Champions League will join the Oregon Premier League and Puget Sound Premier League/Washington State Premier League in hosting PDP events.

The addition of the Northwest Champions League gives the NPL 19 member leagues across the country for the 2014-15 season.