It would seem to me after reading these various threadsthat in CT:
CFC ECNL has the Best 18 PLayers and will play against the best competition.
FSA ECNL will play against the best competition and their top 6-7 players could make/play at CFC.
Oakwood DA has 1-2 players that could make CFC ECNL and plays against the second best set of teams, these players are mostly interchangeable with FSA ECNL team. For kids who have a science teacher as a high school coach an option to play year round.
CFC-NPL, Oakwood NPL, Yankee NPL, and players are interchangeable and competition is about equal but below ECNL and DA
It seems to me that all of these programs are able to provide pathways to make various college level teams if the kids choose to pursue. Am I missing anything?
CFC ECNL has the Best 18 PLayers and will play against the best competition.
FSA ECNL will play against the best competition and their top 6-7 players could make/play at CFC.
Oakwood DA has 1-2 players that could make CFC ECNL and plays against the second best set of teams, these players are mostly interchangeable with FSA ECNL team. For kids who have a science teacher as a high school coach an option to play year round.
CFC-NPL, Oakwood NPL, Yankee NPL, and players are interchangeable and competition is about equal but below ECNL and DA
It seems to me that all of these programs are able to provide pathways to make various college level teams if the kids choose to pursue. Am I missing anything?
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