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Post by lovethegame on Dec 14, 2013 11:55:32 GMT -5
ECNL is playing this weekend despite the awful weather in Atlanta. The games were moved to turf fields. Gsa plays Cesa and Afu plays Charlotte. CF is in Florida playing OYSC and VSI. If you hear any scores, please post. I will do the same.
Any DA games? I believe there are also some National League games being played. Not the Usysa league. The US Club Soccer league.
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Post by silverback on Dec 14, 2013 13:04:39 GMT -5
DA teams are in Florida for a big DA showcase. Been down there since Wedn/thursday.
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Post by lovethegame on Dec 16, 2013 10:44:52 GMT -5
GSA vs CESA
U15 - 0 3
U16 - 0 0
U17 - 3 1
U18 - 1 2
GSA vs Charlotte SA
U15 - 0 1
U16 - not posted yet
U17 - 5 2
U18 - 1 3
Concorde Fire vs VSI
U15 2 0
U16 4 1
U17 0 2
U18 0 0
Concorde Fire vs Orlando
U15 7 0
U16 3 0
U17 1 1
U18 0 1
Placement in SE Conference:
Concorde Fire
U15 - 1st
U16 - 1st
U17 - 4th
U18 - 1st
GSA
U15 - 4th
U16 - 6th
U17 - 1st
U18 - 8th
AFU
U15 - 7th
U16 - 3rd
U17 - 6th
U18 - 7th
Based on conference standings, Concorde Fire U15, U16, & U18 will play in Champions League (top flight) in the ECNL National Qualifier in Seattle in June. GSA U17 will also play in Champions League. AFU U16 and CF U17 are both in the WC pool, and based on their results in the national events, have an opportunity to play in the Champions League. The U14's have too many games left to predict the outcome of their conference, and the U15 standings still aren't set since a few teams have enough games left to knock GSA out of the WC pool.
Overall, much of the U15 to U18 conference play is finished. Without a doubt, CF has done well and dominated the conference in most age groups. Their U14 team is also in first place at this point. Having watched my child play in this conference for a few years, I will say that in most age groups the top one or possibly two teams are clearly the better teams. The bottom team is clearly the bottom team. But, those middle teams are pretty close and some teams find a way to string together some wins or ties.
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