[quote=Anonymous]Crush already lost to Crabs, remember Beach Lax? LOL funny how this seems to be forgotten!
By cheating...."Placement on a grade based team (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025) is dictated by the highest grade of any player on the team."
There were 8th Crabs (rostered with the 2019 team) playing against 7th graders. The next week they were back with the 2019's again - pathetic and shameful.
I guess crush figured if they can't beat'em, join 'em, as they welcome several new holdbacks to their team. Please stop whining and trying to make excuses for losing!
And you should stop denying what Crabs does and have the guts to admit it. Not only holdbacks but Crabs also brings in older kids to play on younger teams in tournaments. Win at all cost is Crabs motto and give me more money is the motto of the Crabs leader. The entire organization, leaders/coaches and parents are all pathetic. They are a true embarrassment in youth lacrosse.
If they are such an embarrassment, why are the two organizations involved together in the money grab know as NLF. Oh , yea, they both really care about the kids! [/quote
If that makes you happy then believe it. Seems to many people that many of the clubs that formed NLF are making a ton of money. Some hide behind the statement they are a 501-c-3 not for profit. The club itself may fall in that category but when it comes to tournaments etc, all that falls outside the boundaries of the 501 not for profit and the tournaments are cash cows. True the kids get a chance and somewhere to play but look at the cost per player/team. It is not all about the kids and that is the shameful part. But all of this is a sepeerate issue from what Crabs does about the many holdbacks in their group and how they go well beyond the true intent of grade base youth lacrosse. Again, that is also an embarrassment.
