Without a doubt more connections coming through the YJ organization. With that said, still a lot of talent on TG Black teams with some commitments at top schools. Can only speak for myself....my daughter was offered spots at top 5 programs, but financially we still couldn't make it happen. Ended up committing to top 20 school that was within our financial fit. There are many reasons people consider schools not just for the program. Don't think it is a significant drop off at all and honestly can't stand when narrow minded individuals make blanket statements only considering a posted list of college commitments.
We were in and now we are out. The program has dropped off significantly. In regards to recruiting, it is night and day since we left. In regards to coaching, it is night and day since we left.
No hard feelings, just glad we left. We here the same from all the families that have left as well at all ages. Regardless if they went to YJ or Leg.
We are glad you left. So now do we have to read your nonsense anymore?? Have a great summer.
Sorry if my "nonsense" reminds you of the disadvantage your child will be in come recruiting time. obviously you are a West Babylon or West Islip (2nd rate WI players play for TG) lemming. Good luck this season with you Teenage coach and broken promises of "world class coaching". When you are at your daughters first tournament and its total confusion because the coaches haven't seen the girls in like 10 months or for many never met the new girls. [/quote]
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[2nd rate player from west islip? My daughter is a first rate player commuted to a d1 school. But whatever helps you sleep at night. Oh and btw. I never met nor spoke to bs or ss in 3 years that my daughter has played here. Her talent speaks for itself quote=Anonymous]
Congratulations on your daughter's success. Thank you for essentially making my point. Obviously your daughter was gifted athletically, but you say you never spoke to SS and BS during her three years, is that what people should expect from their club? No contact from a director(s) especially during the recruiting years??? SHe seemed to join TG later (Freshman into Sophomore year I assume from you comment of 3 years) did you come from somewhere else? How did your daughter develop her skills? Somewhere else I assume, or you probably had to make up for the lack of instruction yourself by seeking out more opportunities than a player from a club with a solid instructional model. My point is that girls are leaving TG and go from never talking to a college coach to having 5 or more colleges interested after only playing in 2 fall tourns with another club. Does that sound right?? If you are a 1st rate player from West Islip as you claim then you see how easy all the YJ players had it in developing with their team.
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