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How does American youth soccer truly operate? In this episode, we sit down with Noah Gins, founder and CEO of Albion, to explore development, structure, pathways, college recruiting, and what “success” really means within one of the most influential clubs in the U.S. If you’re a parent, coach, or player trying to navigate MLS NEXT, ECNL, Girls Academy, or the college pathway, this will be one of the clearest explanations you’ll ever hear. What We Cover • How Albion expanded from 6 teams to a national development model • Why player development in the U.S. is inconsistent and how to improve it • The significance of environment, structure, and long-term planning • MLS NEXT vs ECNL vs EA: what parents need to understand • Myths about college recruiting and the real pathways • Player compensation, sustainability, and the future of U.S. soccer • How clubs should evaluate success beyond just wins and trophies Chapters 00:00:00.00 Intro: The Engine Powering U.S. Youth Soccer 00:00:38.33 Noah Gins Joins the Discussion 00:02:55.41 Noah’s Youth Career and Path to Pro 00:04:00.08 Building Albion: From Six Teams to National Recognition 00:08:45.66 Expansion, Affiliates, and the Albion Model 00:12:59.83 What Was Lacking in Youth Soccer 00:17:08.54 How Environment Shapes Playing Style 00:18:56.70 Structure vs Freedom in Player Development 00:20:29.58 The League Maze: MLS NEXT, ECNL, EA 00:22:32.54 Can the U.S. Ever Unify Its Development System? 00:25:44.29 The Need for Player Compensation in the U.S. 00:29:57.12 Supplementary Training and the Secondary Market 00:32:51.20 Technical Mastery: Juggling and Measurable Skills 00:35:02.75 Multi-Sport Athletes and Specialization 00:37:42.95 Understanding the U.S. Player Pathway 00:39:34.70 The Problem with Using the Word “Elite” 00:41:08.83 High School Soccer versus Academy Soccer 00:44:12.70 Parents, Communication, and Culture 00:46:26.00 Global Influences: Brazil, Spain, and Beyond 00:51:53.04 Social Media, Mentality, and Today’s Players 00:53:49.29 Viewing Albion as a System: From Local to National 00:54:20.08 Defining Success and Albion’s Four Pillars 00:57:53.41 Cracking the College Pathway and Scholarships 01:02:21.45 Albion’s Long-term Vision and Role in U.S. Soccer 01:05:08.37 Host Debrief: Feedback, Appreciation, and Key Takeaways About Chasing the Game Chasing the Game – Youth Soccer in America is the podcast uncovering how the U.S. youth soccer system really works. Hosted by Liron Unreich and Matt Tartaglia, we explore development, pathways, recruiting, and the cultural forces shaping the next generation of American players. New episodes drop every Wednesday at 8 a.m. ET. ⸻ Watch More YouTube Channel → / @chasingthegame-podcast Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2pNWkRK... Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com Website → https://chasingthegame.us Follow Us Instagram → / chasingthegamepod TikTok → / chasingthegamepod ⸻ Keywords Youth Soccer, Youth Soccer Development, MLS NEXT, ECNL, EA League, Albion San Diego, Noah Gins, College Soccer Recruiting, Pay-to-Play, Soccer Pathways, U.S. Soccer Development, American Soccer System, Soccer Parents, Player Development