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What lies. PacNW, NW Nationals, Shadow, Eastside, .... all did FWRL last year. Crossfire and Premier both had their ECNL teams in NWCL, but as has been stated and accepted as fact by the ECNL crowd, those teams are filled with their lower players to get them playing time. Maybe our team should have entered that league too, we could have. And then we could have won that too. We beat all of the OPL teams in that league and won FWRL, beating a number of teams who beat the Washington NWCL participants, in factr the defending State Cup champion.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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http://www.washingtonpremierfc.com/home/803596.htmlOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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NWCL now qualifier for NPL Finals - not OPL or PSPL leagues
Post from Washington Premier forums regarding future structure of NWCL...
In a nutshell, there is a group of RCL clubs that are participating in the Northwest Champions League (not all RCL clubs, and a subject all in itself), and those clubs have a set number of births to play for. US Club in the shape of OPL and PSPL also have births in the Northwest Champions League, based on, for instance, in the case of the PSPL, the top two teams at age in the WSPL (this is the equivalent of the RCL 1 (I don't want to discuss strength merits here between RCL and WSPL)).
So, top two Fall WSPL teams qualify for the Northwest Champions League, top x number of RCL teams, that are part of the RCL Northwest Champions qualifying group, qualify for the Northwest Champions League. These teams then compete for an NPL Finals birth.
Personally, as a WSPL coach, I think this is the right thing to do, and introduces another competitive level for WSPL and RCL teams, which bridges the gap between Stateish quality of competition and Regionalish level, providing a better qualification path to a National final.
I am excited for this Summer/Fall Northwest Champions League, and I am hoping to see better fields, better organization, better referees, and more teams bringing their strongest squads to the party :-) Winners qualify for the 2015 NPL Finals.Comment
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I would seriously wonder about letting my kid play for a coach who is so mentally deluded to equate WSPL as the equivalent of RCL 1.Comment
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In his particular case, he has a team that is at that level. But, yes, WSPL is not at the same level as RCL1 in most cases.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Second tier Washington teams playing second tier Oregon teams.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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But I thought there was nothing better than the Timbers league? Aren't they renaming it TEBL (Timbers Elite Bootball League)?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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So says the guy who's team can't beat any of the Washington teams in NWCL. Actually, did any Oregon teams do worth a crap in NWCL? Maybe one. Oh yeah, ECNL is going to be a wild success.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
You really should educate yourself before posting so you don't look quite so stupid.
'00 Salmon Creek and Eastside Timbers played to a nil nil draw in the Championship match of NWCL last December. The match was decided in PK's, with the decision going to Nemesis.
so, to answer your question - yes, an Oregon team did worth a crap in NWCLComment
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Good for you dad. You won a watered down NWCL when the better teams were playing FWRL. Thanks for playing.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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