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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAre there girls that don't play HS in Fall? Didn't realize that...
They clearly state that they are "offering a fall league for the players who don't play HS soccer." Apparently they feel there is a demand for it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI don't know. Don't forget they are offering a league for boys too.
They clearly state that they are "offering a fall league for the players who don't play HS soccer." Apparently they feel there is a demand for it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOPL needs to form an alliance with other NPL leagues, namely NorCal and PSPL.
That would involve league travel but provide good competition at true premier levels.
Many OPL teams now travel to Seattle or NorCal for better tournament play anyway.
OYSA could remain a local TA league with business as usual.
And it would be a cheaper alternative to ECNL. Travel would involve driving only and families
could could attend games without paying airfare or they could carpool to save expenses.
Assuming NorCal and Seattle based teams would also travel to Portland, half the games would be at home.
Opportunities for college showcases wouldn't be on a national level but many players are looking at northwest or west coast universities versus colleges in Florida, North Carolina or Texas.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIf we are not united as a state, then it is likely equal blame to both factions.
I don't know any parents or coaches that don't want to see unity.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis idea actually makes some sense for the top NPL Premier Division teams in the OPL.
And it would be a cheaper alternative to ECNL. Travel would involve driving only and families
could could attend games without paying airfare or they could carpool to save expenses.
Assuming NorCal and Seattle based teams would also travel to Portland, half the games would be at home.
Opportunities for college showcases wouldn't be on a national level but many players are looking at northwest or west coast universities versus colleges in Florida, North Carolina or Texas.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHave you even looked into ECNL? Their division is basically what you stated plus ID and UT. The other larger venues they go to are the ones you want to go to. That's the top competition and where the coaches hang out.
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College Coaches watch ECNL practices too
Originally posted by Unregistered View PostLocal coaches also go to local events during ecnl league play. Meaning the pacific nw and west coast schools attend league matches frequently.
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post on instagram, twitter, facebook, tumblr whatever social media you choose.
ANY PICTURE OF A DIVISION ONE OUT OF STATE WOMEN'S HEAD SOCCER COACH EVALUATING/RECRUITING A PRACTICE HELD BY ANY OREGON CLUB TEAM.
They must make this trip based on their desire to use the Oregon club practice as their #1 reason to be in Oregon.
Hasn't happened since the dawn of time.
Won't happen before the end of times.
Love this forum of idiots.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhat very few local parents or even coaches understand is that the ECNL has developed a reputation that not only draws coaches to league and showcase events but OUT OF AREA coaches to team practices.
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Correct
Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCollege Scout Attendance - ECNL Play-Offs(best ECNL teams in the country) in Seattle, Washington: 47 schools
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