You do have to remember that not all programs are fully funded and those that are fully funded usually hold some money back for a rainy day or that close to full ride very special kid. With my daughter i would say only 5 kids got partials and the other 7 kids got a roster spot but no cash.
teams get UP TO 12 scholarships, which average out to 3 per class. goalies can get up to 50- 90%. So one is gone Most top teams bring in 12 players, 5 or 6 are dividing up 2 scholarships. Coach needs to hold some money in case one of the 7 players a year who isn't getting any money earns some On most teams there are more girls not getting money then those that are.
KEEP YOUR GRADES UP! Academic money is way easier to get and there is more of it
More nonsense, it never ends on here, people just post whatever they want with no basis on reality.
Here are the actual numbers of players that Teams brought in from 2017 - 2020. I looked at UNC, BC, Northwestern, Maryland, Princeton and Penn as they are "Top Teams" in Three of the best conferences ACC, Big Ten and Ivy. And yes, I know the Ivy's don't give scholarships, I just wanted to see how many recruits they brought in.
Penn 2017: 10 Penn 2018: 11 Penn 2019: 11 Penn 2020: 11
Looks like teams on average bring in 8-9 recruits per year.
As far as goalies go... Not every goalie is a Top Tier Goalie and teams do not prioritize goalies in every class. No coach wants to tie up scholarship dollars on players who are sitting on the bench (only one goalie plays at a time).
Your "7 players a year who aren't getting money" is also nonsense. Every team and every year is different so your numbers do not hold water.
The reality is that you have no idea who is getting money or how much they are getting on any team.
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