It isn't about the boys. This is all about the Dads living vicariously through little Johnny and being able to brag about where their son committed to as a 9th grader.
The funny thing is most of the lacrosse dads I deal with of the better players are not X sports studs. Most lacrosse dads have the money and want to provide their kids with the things that are offered to them. If your son plays for a top club/high school team and the Owner/coaches are telling you your son is at a level to play D1 lacrosse. Smart parents will do what it takes to give their sons the shot at living that dream. The process is a life lesson to your son. It teaches them to push themselves and always compete at the highest level you can find. The CEO of your company did not sit back and wait around for someone to find him or her. He pushed the process. And for the kids at these high level events who are not at the level of skill to play in them it helps them learn the hard parts of life and to work harder.
