Girls Academy League NW

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Well the college coaches have been to many of our training sessions and games and the kids have visited the universities numerous times. Notre Dame, Santa Clara, North Carolina, uw, wsu, boise st., Usc, ucla, Stanford, Seattle University just to name a few.
The 05 team just had 5 college coaches in town to watch the girls train this past week.

Hope none of these schools you mentioned above had any in-person conversations, contact, or watched trainings or games. Those are direct NCAA violations. Maybe you meant to say D2, D3, NAIA, JUCO coaches were at your trainings.

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The only thing that is officially banned are the official visits in a home or on site at the college and tournaments. There is nothing about attending a game or training. How do you think all these sport athletes are being recruited and signing the past 18 months?
We just got back from a highschool baseball game and there was multiple colleges in attendance.
Everything opens up im 3 days anyways.

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that's not correct. D1 coaches may watch trainings. the other three things you mentioned are NCAA violations.

Hope none of these schools you mentioned above had any in-person conversations, contact, or watched trainings or games. Those are direct NCAA violations. Maybe you meant to say D2, D3, NAIA, JUCO coaches were at your trainings.

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Coaches can attend trainings during dead period. They can't go to any games

They are not supposed to have any face to face contact or visit high schools. Attending a training seems to violate that in spirit.

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It's definitely walking a thin line but attending a club (not HS) training is not against the ncaa rules for D1 coaches.

They are not supposed to have any face to face contact or visit high schools. Attending a training seems to violate that in spirit.

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It's definitely walking a thin line but attending a club (not HS) training is not against the ncaa rules for D1 coaches.

false....who is paying for these visits/trips? Maybe a local coach swings by a practice session but North Carolina or Notre Dame is footing this bill....that would be a violation.

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Here's a link to the NCAA site. Show me where paying for travel during a dead period is a violation.

https://www.ncaa.org/student-athletes/future/recruiting

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All this speculation but here's the actual bylaws. Looks like attending practices is indeed against the rules.

https://web3.ncaa.org/lsdbi/search/b...?id=319#result

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All this speculation but here's the actual bylaws. Looks like attending practices is indeed against the rules.

https://web3.ncaa.org/lsdbi/search/b...?id=319#result

exactly.....otherwise someone could throw together some High School Aged Underwear Olympics and call it a practice at 60 acres for Football Players and invite all the coaches.....that would be a no go. Good thing it is over in 3 days.

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13.02.5.5 Dead Period. A dead period is a period of time when it is not permissible to make in-person recruiting contacts or evaluations on or off the institution's campus or to permit official or unofficial visits by prospective student-athletes to the institution's campus. It remains permissible, however, for an institutional staff member to write or telephone a prospective student-athlete during a dead period. [D] (Revised: 1/11/94, 12/6/13, 10/30/14)

It's pretty clear. No evaluation on or OFF CAMPUS. And a lot of Covid recruiting happened via live streamed events and videos. I know a handful of 2022 kids recruited this way and haven't accepted their offers because they are waiting for June 1 to visit the campus and attend the school's ID camp as their official visit.

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16 schools times 7 new roster spots a year is 112 spots. That's enough to take all the ECNL girls who graduate each year in WA and then some.

I think you have to add the caveat that the player must be willing to move away from home to go play. We have 16 schools that offer women's soccer at a NAIA level or higher. That soccer mecca of West Virginia (population of 2M) has 18. Pennsylvania (pop 13M) has 98.

So yes, there is opportunity - but it's not here. Here there is a lot of competition for a few spots. Of course the same is true for all sports and is even a little more disparate when it comes to men's soccer and explains why playing for a top CC in Washington is not a bad thing.

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Well the college coaches have been to many of our training sessions and games and the kids have visited the universities numerous times. Notre Dame, Santa Clara, North Carolina, uw, wsu, boise st., Usc, ucla, Stanford, Seattle University just to name a few.
The 05 team just had 5 college coaches in town to watch the girls train this past week.

Such buII5it. Why come in here and lie?

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Well the college coaches have been to many of our training sessions and games and the kids have visited the universities numerous times. Notre Dame, Santa Clara, North Carolina, uw, wsu, boise st., Usc, ucla, Stanford, Seattle University just to name a few.
The 05 team just had 5 college coaches in town to watch the girls train this past week.

So you're saying your 05 team had 5 college coaches travel to see the team train last week? Five coaches willing to incur expense and exploit a loophole in the dead period rules? Were they D1 coaches? Not a violation for d2 and d3

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So you're saying your 05 team had 5 college coaches travel to see the team train last week? Five coaches willing to incur expense and exploit a loophole in the dead period rules? Were they D1 coaches? Not a violation for d2 and d3

Not even a loophole if D1. Just a clear violation of the rule that most compliance offices wouldn’t allow. Attending a practice is clearly an in person evaluation.

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Well those names match up with the announced 2021 Crossfire commits posted on their website so pretty obvious what team

Well the college coaches have been to many of our training sessions and games and the kids have visited the universities numerous times. Notre Dame, Santa Clara, North Carolina, uw, wsu, boise st., Usc, ucla, Stanford, Seattle University just to name a few.
The 05 team just had 5 college coaches in town to watch the girls train this past week.