Elite Clubs National League
Florida Premier FC competes in the Elite Clubs National League — the premier youth soccer development platform in the United States for both boys and girls. ECNL programs are built on the values of grassroots collaboration, coach independence, and a holistic approach to player development.
FPFC fields teams at both the national and regional levels for boys and girls, providing players with the highest level of structured competition, coaching, and development available in youth soccer.
Whether your child is competing at the national level or developing through regional leagues, Florida Premier FC's ECNL programs provide the environment, coaching staff, and competitive calendar to reach their fullest potential.
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ECNL Programs
Boys National · Girls National · Boys Regional · Girls Regional
U13–U19
Age Groups
Senior-level competitive play for boys and girls
National
Competition Level
Local, regional, and national opponents — including showcases
Our Programs
ECNL at Florida Premier FC
Boys Elite Clubs National League
ECNL Boys · National Level
Based on the values of grassroots collaboration and innovation, the Boys ECNL supports the independence and freedom of coaches and clubs to fully manage the development path for their players — including system and style of play, competitive calendar, and all aspects of development. The Boys ECNL raises standards in training, competition, club organization, and coaching in a holistic development program.
Learn More →Girls Elite Clubs National League
ECNL Girls · National Level
Founded in 2009 by forward-thinking Directors of Coaching who saw a need for change, the Girls ECNL was built to improve the daily environment for American elite female youth soccer players. Their grassroots collaboration built what would become the top female youth development platform in the world — the most progressive and innovative development platform in the country.
Learn More →Boys ECNL Regional League
ECNL Boys Regional · Regional Level
Operated to ensure a consistent environment and level of professionalism across all leagues, Boys ECNL Regional facilitates more club connectivity between levels of play and provides a path for more players to reach their fullest potential. Each league allows for coordination between teams of different levels — providing opportunity for clubs and players to develop through regular high-level competition.
Learn More →Girls ECNL Regional League
ECNL Girls Regional · Regional Level
Operated and managed by the ECNL to ensure professionalism, standards, and an exceptional experience. Girls ECNL Regional Leagues service a deeper player pool from member clubs and provide a competitive platform for objective evaluation. Top performing teams earn the opportunity to compete in the Open Cup Division of the ECNL Playoffs in June at U15, U16, and U17 — facing other regional and full ECNL teams.
Learn More →Why ECNL at FPFC
What Sets Us Apart
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Holistic Development
Training, competition, club organization, and coaching all work together in a single, unified development program built for the whole player.
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Coach Independence
ECNL supports the freedom of coaches and clubs to fully manage the development path for their players — system, style, and calendar included.
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National Competition
Players compete against the best clubs in the country, with exposure to local, regional, and national opponents through showcases and playoffs.
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Clear Pathway
From Regional to National ECNL — a clear competitive pathway ensures players are always competing at the right level and progressing upward.
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Boys & Girls Programs
Dedicated programs for both boys and girls at the national and regional level, each with its own structure, coaching staff, and competitive calendar.
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College Exposure
ECNL showcases and events are attended by college coaches nationwide, giving FPFC players valuable visibility at the highest recruiting levels.
Common Questions
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Ready to Compete at the Highest Level?
Tryouts are held each spring. Register your interest and we'll reach out when dates are announced.