OFC/Blitz dropped from NPL?

Can anyone confirm if OFC & Blitz were dropped from NPL? Looks like Red River NPL is replacing the South Central Premier League but OFC and Blitz are not on the list. Were they dropped or are they in another league?

I had heard we switched that out for SYL.

Is TSC doing SYL and NPL? They are still listed on the SYL website...

The two Blitz teams that I'm familiar with chose not to do NPL next year based off of their experience with it this year. It was very poorly run. They weren't dropped from NPL and still maintain their US Club status. FYI, one of those teams won their NPL league and even chose not to participate in Houston Regionals because of the poor organization.

Which Blitz team won their NPL League?

http://www.nationalpremierleagues.com/south-central-premier-league/schedules-standings

The best Blitz did was 2nd in the U13 & 14 age bracket of NPL. Are you trying to tell me driving 3 times over 3 days for Memorial Day Weekend to OKC from Tulsa is good planning by OSA?

OSA didn't invent geography. LOL Are you blaming them for that?

No just 3 days of 1 game each day

FootballDad05 wrote:The best Blitz did was 2nd in the U13 & 14 age bracket of NPL. Are you trying to tell me driving 3 times over 3 days  for Memorial Day Weekend to OKC from Tulsa  is good planning by OSA?

No, not what I'm saying but good try putting words in my mouth. The 3 days of driving couldn't be helped due to Oklahoma weather. Otherwise it would have been 2/3 days of zero travel. Can't blame OSA for the weather. I'm not saying OSA are saints. Lord knows they screwed the pooch 2 years ago with State Cup.

The poor organization is driving to Dallas and NPL forgot to schedule refs or secure the fields. I personally know of that happening more than a couple of times. Or when you drive to Dallas and the NTX team decides not to play their NPL team but instead throws in a brand new/different team to fill the spot to guarantee their club advances to Regionals (no continuity rules in NPL). We've only been involved with NPL for a couple of years and their are consistent problems, ESPECIALLY with scheduling and fields.