That bugs me, too.I just want to see the local talent get a sniff. That's what the team should be about. A few players from the VMSL and FVSL can make a jump. I do not want to see TWUs college team in it. Shat, I cant even watch their regular games. Each college team has a few good players but the rest fall into div.1 category. They need good young players that are used to the men's game already.
The concept should be the better University players, yes. But you and I both know, the younger, less experienced uni kids generally get eaten alive once they graduate into mens. Typically a good starting roster, yes, would be competitive in Men's premier....but a good starting roster includes some older players. So, if this Langley team is a thing, there is no way it should be closed shop only to TWO. They should be grabbing the best, unattached kids from the region, university affiliation or not. Yes, I agree with focusing on U23, but the "Professional" exception could and should be used for up to 25 year olds who are of that quality who have fallen through the cracks.
I don't see a point of having a summer TWU team. Those players all already have their league, where they get scouted and exposure for the CPL draft. Besides, if done right, a summer version of TWO should be an uncompetitive squad, if that's their direction.