1for It seems to me that your experience with your current club may be new. Some things to keep in mind: the ECNL training centers are based on coach nominations....
As time goes by I will be curious to see if the experience your child is having now remains positive...you did mention that your child played at other clubs which could be contributing factors for current success. Where did your child learn the basic fundamental skills that are a necessity for success? I have seen clubs recruit great players, promote them for a year and then "hide them" with the goal of having less skilled politically correct players "be seen." Having a back-up plan and trying out at another club every year is something to consider because I have seen talented players (those who have gone on to play D1) lose favor with their clubs....parents and teammates get jealous the club will cater to the locals and there is always the one player on the team who the club lets do what they please... I have also seen clubs take out their frustration in dealing with parents on the child. I do wish the best for your child I hope she gets the support training and acceptance that a talented player from our state needs to be successful at the next level. Beware because soccer is a very political sport regardless of how talented your child is and what they accomplish if they are not accepted by our soccer community you will see how very ugly people can be and how adults will go out of their way to try to break that kid' s spirit.
