Too funny , the only argument you guys offer is if it works for you and if your kids are happy , believe me the kids are equally happy in all the programs just some have legit coaching while others have college kids .
Being happy playing lacrosse, and having a good experience is not an argument, you dope. It's the reason most kids should be playing travel lacrosse, but of course you don't understand - you're not very bright. Most of the college kids have played the game at the highest level, and have been coached by the best in the game, where they've learned the intricate details, which many "non-college kid" coaches (and you) will never learn, or understand. Some of them still need work on their coaching skills, which will come with experience, but many of them are VERY good already.
Get over yourself " intricate details" it's girls lacrosse not brain surgery.Please tell us the intricate details your coach has learned playing mens lacrosse in college, the best coach in your program is a high school coach. It's shows how clueless you are when you would prefer some college kid coach instead of an established high school coach with a college kid coach as an assistant. It was so much fun watching one of your college coaches get to drunk to walk a few years back in front of his team, I guess they just need to work on their coaching skills. Intricate details what a tool bag.
Like I said, you're not very bright, so I won't waste too much time picking apart each of your ignorant statements. You obviously don't know the details of the game (you're a simpleton), you don't know where my daughter's coach played in college (she didn't play men's lacrosse), you don't know all the coaches in the program, or how good they are, and you don't know what I prefer (I never mentioned that), so keep talking your immature nonsense tough guy.
"Intricate Details" okay Mr. Lacrosse expert, don't need to know your daughters coach to know she has little chance to be an elite player with a father like you. Actually I do know all of the coaches in your program and the best ones are not college players you dope.In terms of what you prefer I think it's obvious you prefer the intricate details of ballet over sports if your super bright mind gets my meaning Sally. Go have a conversation with any college coach and they will tell you they are looking for athletic kids that are beasts on the field not your " intricate detailed " kid.
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