91 is a joke, they have a goalie. Are they going to bench him so the other goalie can WIN IT for them cheaters for sure. The don't have the faith in their own team.
91 will poach best players from Express right before qualifier roster submission. See last year's team if you don't believe. They are in the business of winning ($). And they are addicted to winning WSYL.
By my estimate (based on a ton of research) approx. 500 girls from the 2021 class have verbally committed. I would put schools in three (maybe obvious) tiers Tier 1 - mostly / totally done, perhaps room for one more (ACC, BIG 10, most Ivies, top of Pac12 and Big East, and most other top 30 schools) Tier 2 - next group of schools that have gotten after recruiting - maybe another 20 - 30 schools that have 3 - 5 recruits Tier 3 - just starting, 0-2 recruits, approx 50 - 60 D1 schools so depending on what your are shooting for, its currently anywhere from a tight squeeze to lots of room available ...
@CBLaxers Girls' Recruit: Phoenixville Area High School (PA) 2021 Midfield, Attack Alana Lathan of Phantastix Lacrosse Club has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at George Mason University.
High School: Phoenixville Area High School (Phoenixville, PA) Grad Year: 2021 Positions: Midfield, Attack College Committed to: George Mason University Club Team: Phantastix Lacrosse Club Academic Honors: Nominated to attend Live Like Blaine Leadership Program 2 years in a row. (attended both) Expected Major: Business Why did you choose George Mason University, Women's D1? "I was first drawn to Mason the second I met Head Coach Jessy Morgan and then from there I grew to love the assistants, campus, and opportunities George Mason offered." Is there anything else you would like to share? "Thank you to my mom for driving me all over the country. Huge thank you to Lorraine Beers and Aamina Thornton for coaching me into the best player I could be. To my teammates for supporting me through this whole process." What other colleges did you consider? "La Salle University, Temple University & Stetson University"
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Yellow Jackets 2028 coach has the best scam going. She’s the coach of the team and you can do private lessons with her too!! Talk about a conflict of interest.
That may be true, but she's also an excellent role model for young girls and her Lacrosse IQ is probably superior to any coach in that organization sans Spalina.
Does she favor the kids who do privates? Yeah maybe, but those kids are the strongest players anyway so it really doesn't matter.
See this is the problem "but those kids are the strongest anyway so it really doesn't matter" NEWS FLASH just because you pay to be a YJ does not automatically make you the best player. When was the last time you heard of the YJ's making player cuts? Everyone with a stick and a check makes the club so you cant make the statement that you did
Not the original poster but guessing they meant the strongest kids on that coach's team, not across the Island. Don't worry, your princess is still one of the best.
Who are your picks for the Top Girls Lacrosse Teams in each division and County?
McDonogh and SPSG should be top two teams this year.
Not sure why you’d think SPSG is going to be a top team. Basically a 500 team last year in the regular season and got a easy draw in the playoffs.
NDP and GCS were an easy draw in the playoffs last year? They took McD to double OT in both games last year and led most of the game both times. They had 6 losses last year and 4 of them were in OT or double OT. One was a one goal game and other was a 2 goal game. SPSG lost far less talent than any other teams. They lost 3 starters to ACL's last year that are back plus a transfer junior that will add more offense. Their defense was one of the tops in the league and all 4 starters are back for the 3rd straight season. They have 2 solid goalies this year. Not sure why anyone would think they won't be strong this season.
Geez, calm down, take a breath. Don’t worry, no one thinks that now.
The most expensive tuitions come from 91, Express, Legacy, Igloo and FLG
The cheapest tuition I saw was from LILC at 1200
The biggest thing for most parents is quantity and quality of practices, tournaments joined, playing time, coaching staff attendance and location of practices.
If you ignore the trolls that post on here you can get some pretty good information, if you want to give more details I’m sure someone could direct you to a team that still might have a spot open or a short list of teams your son would want to try out for in July
I bet you are a lot of fun to be around ! Lighten up Francis .
I would say that person is probably much more enjoyable to be around than a snowflake like yourself. You are the one that needs to lighten up. I'm sure you agree.
Sorry your feelings got hurt. No reason to respond third person like. Maybe AA D1 MIAA Grandpa will brighten up your day with a visit soon !
No one is responding in the third person, it's just the way you want to read it to cover yourself. I agree, you are probably a total bore at any gathering and truly a snowflake. Seems to me your feelings got hurt, for who knows what reason. Maybe you are the Grandfather with the top Div1 grandson, who knows, anything is possible with snowflakes.
I detest to admit it but, Maryland is the favorite until they lose.. that's the bottom line. BC should have won last year.. had all the pieces.. they couldnt get it done..
BC’s best shot was probably the year Kent red shirted, had she played they probably could have beaten JMU. Credit to JMU, they were built to win one year, all the seniors were peaking and they got it done. BC had probably two years where they could have gotten it done, but came up slightly short. May be awhile before either get another shot.
JMU won with excellent team defense and goalie play. Maryland had excellent team defense and goalie play.
Give the T to the offensive players but it will be the team that plays great team D and had an excellent goalie that wins it.
Better coach at lbc? That’s funny. The director is the reason all left. Bad tournies. Bad attitude. People are happier I’m sure.
Director or director’s wife? She can be a “pill” but the dude has his player’s best interest in mind. The MDU 2024 head coach is a “laughing stock” at St. Mary’s. Her 2018 East team was so talented and completely was out coached at every tournament. You need to do your homework. All will come out in the wash. Hey but those girls get to cross the bridge for practice now so that will be good quality time spent in the car.
@CBLaxers Boys' Recruit: The Salisbury School (CT) 2021 LSM, Defense Kyle Gonsiorek of Sweetlax Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Syracuse University.
High School: The Salisbury School (CT) Grad Year: 2021 Positions: LSM, Defense College Committed to: Syracuse University Club Team: SweetLax Lacrosse Lacrosse Honors: Honorable Mention Monsignor Martin (Buffalo), Under Armour All-America Underclass Games Highlight Team (Upstate) Academic Honors: Honor Roll Expected Major: Psychology Why did you choose Syracuse University, Men's D1? "Being an Upstate New York kid it’s been my dream to throw on the Orange and play for Syracuse Lacrosse." Is there anything else you would like to share? "A special thanks to my family, coaching staff at St. Jospeh’s Collegiate Institute (Buffalo, NY) Big thanks to the Sweetlax organization and the coaches at Salisbury."
CB Laxers, the official college commitments sponsor for BackOfTheCAGE.com congratulates Kyle Gonsiorek on his commitment to Syracuse University. CB Laxers runs events for players aspiring to play at the college level & future college-bound players with small, boutique recruiting showcases for players in grades 8th-11th to provide players with a platform to get maximum exposure. For seniors signed to play at the next level, pre-college strength & conditioning training and the 'committed games' are offered which emulate the NCAA training regimen to help the top 10% of athletes get prepared for the next level. Visit CBLaxers.com for more info.
real question, what happens with the high end players who are obvious D1 recruits at this grade level with the college coaches not being allow to communicate with them? is interest expressed to and thru club coaches etc? how much is communicated about where they stand as a potential recruit?
Yes, they will communicate with one of the players coaches, be it club or HS. They will communicate as much as they are willing to discuss, up to making an unofficial offer.
Myers pavilion has the best true box League around. Box goals moving picks. No boarding. It’s fast and will improve any kids stick skills. The rest are just indoor lax.
Thats not true - Retrievers got a 5 minute major while we were waiting for our kids to get their bags
@CBLaxers Boys' Recruit: Lower Dauphin High School (PA) 2020 Goalie Devon Harrity of Grizz Lacrosse Club has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Westminster College (PA).
High School: Lower Dauphin High School (Hummelstown, PA) Grad Year: 2020 Position: Goalie College Committed to: Westminster College (PA) Club Team: Grizz Lacrosse Club Expected Major: Business Why did you choose Westminster College (PA), Men's D3? "A great fit for a player." Is there anything else you would like to share? "[Thanks to my] Parents, Coaches and teammates."
CB Laxers, the official college commitments sponsor for BackOfTheCAGE.com congratulates Devon Harrity on his commitment to Westminster College (PA). CB Laxers runs events for players aspiring to play at the college level & future college-bound players with small, boutique recruiting showcases for players in grades 8th-11th to provide players with a platform to get maximum exposure. For seniors signed to play at the next level, pre-college strength & conditioning training and the 'committed games' are offered which emulate the NCAA training regimen to help the top 10% of athletes get prepared for the next level. Visit CBLaxers.com for more info.
@CBLaxers Boys' Recruit: Bishop Shanahan (PA) 2021 Attack, Midfield Owen Mehok of Freedom Lacrosse Club has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Saint Joseph's University.
High School: Bishop Shanahan (Downingtown, PA) Grad Year: 2021 Positions: Attack, Midfield College Committed to: Saint Joseph's University Club Team: Freedom Lacrosse Club Lacrosse Honors: Philly Fab 40, Baltimore Summer Kick off All Star, Big 12 those that Shined Academic Honors: Honor Roll, 'Boxes for our Troops' Service projects Expected Major: Business Why did you choose Saint Joseph's University, Men's D1? "The Academic and Lacrosse Reputation of St Joseph's University and the Coaches and players made me feel right at home on Hawk Hill. Excited to play for Coach Wray and his staff." Is there anything else you would like to share? "I would like to thank my Parents and siblings for their constant support as well as my Freedom and Shanahan Coaches for pushing me to become a better Lacrosse player." What other colleges did you consider? "Lehigh, Quinnipiac, Robert Morris & Richmond"
CB Laxers, the official college commitments sponsor for BackOfTheCAGE.com congratulates Owen Mehok on his commitment to Saint Joseph's University. CB Laxers runs events for players aspiring to play at the college level & future college-bound players with small, boutique recruiting showcases for players in grades 8th-11th to provide players with a platform to get maximum exposure. For seniors signed to play at the next level, pre-college strength & conditioning training and the 'committed games' are offered which emulate the NCAA training regimen to help the top 10% of athletes get prepared for the next level. Visit CBLaxers.com for more info.
So happy my director made it a point do not post bs on this forum. If you do he will find out who it is and remove that person from the team saying negative stuff about any organization. Sometimes I just come on here and see what’s up and it’s the same old same old .
Yes it got out of hand.. hope everyone enjoys the holidays and winter clinics are going well
I'm not a Bandit parent but I've seen them play a bunch of times and been on the losing end every time my son team plays them. They are still the best team on Long Island. They may have lost a game here and there but no team on Long Island has consistently beat them. Until a team does there tops on the island. Express is a definite 2 and I would say Igloo at 3 after that its up for grabs. On any given day I think you could put S2S, TB, Warriors, Rebels at 4.
You obviously haven't seen other teams in this age group. Therefore, your post is ridiculous. Don't try and become a reporter. Stick to writing on the 2030 posts.
@CBLaxers Boys' Recruit: Forsyth Country Day School (NC) 2020 Midfield, Attack Tommy Aguilar of Triad Elite Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Lenoir-Rhyne University.
High School: Forsyth Country Day School (Advance, NC) Grad Year: 2020 Positions: Midfield, Attack College Committed to: Lenoir-Rhyne University Club Team: Triad Elite Lacrosse Lacrosse Honors: 2x All-State 2x All-Conference Why did you choose Lenoir-Rhyne University, Men's D2? "I chose LRU because of the great community, amazing coaching staff, and the lacrosse program as a whole" Is there anything else you would like to share? "Thanks to my parents and all my coaches."
CB Laxers, the official college commitments sponsor for BackOfTheCAGE.com congratulates Tommy Aguilar on his commitment to Lenoir-Rhyne University. CB Laxers runs events for players aspiring to play at the college level & future college-bound players with small, boutique recruiting showcases for players in grades 8th-11th to provide players with a platform to get maximum exposure. For seniors signed to play at the next level, pre-college strength & conditioning training and the 'committed games' are offered which emulate the NCAA training regimen to help the top 10% of athletes get prepared for the next level. Visit CBLaxers.com for more info.
