If the tournament allows kids who are repeating a grade the coming fall to play with teams in their new grade, it is not cheating. You can call it cheating all you want, but that isn't cheating. Sorry you lost a meaningless youth lacrosse game. Maybe someday you'll get over your butthurt.
And no, my son never repeated a grade and we don't play for the Crabs.
Even though they have not even started their new repeat grade? Until they do, how is that different than EDGE just assuming all its kids intend to reclass or do a PG year? Can my 2021 team include 2020's who intend to reclass when they go to boarding school in a couple years?
Because you moron, you can't decide in the summer to change classes at MIAA schools. Not to mention, 2 of the 5 kids that played at beach lax were already in 7th grade but playing on 8th grade team. The other three are going to a new school this fall in the 8th grade making them 2020 graduates? Is it really that frigging hard for you LI meat heads to understand? If you are that worried about it, play in the age based division next year.(That's right, there are age based divisions. You chose to play in the grade based) Too bad it's going to be raining tomorrow in MD. Won't be able to lather up in tanning oil.
Tsk tsk, calling names? Your team was wrong with what they did. Tomorrow afternoon will be the final determination of whether all your holdbacks from last year and this year are not as "impactful" as you like to lead others to believe. And although most will not know the backstory, the ones that opinion validates you as worthy opponents will all know. Just heartbreaking for your boys and further support that the position their club and parents put them in is disgraceful. Going forward every win of your holdback team will be written off as tainted just like Beachlax was.
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