adding AAAA was super notIntelligent its just because ever sense the start of club lacrosse or even hoco adding a B division has been forbidden because they don't want kids ti feel bad think of it this way A is B level and AA is the old A or even AAA But single A is really really bad these years
NGLL has run one A and one B division at each grad year with no issues for the past 8 years with just as many teams if not more involved. The fact that HoCo can’t figure it out points to the egos of the coaches/parents involved. Elite, AAAA, AAA, AA, A, B is the most ludicrous and embarrassing set up for what is supposed to be the “best” league. And still no schedule 4 days before first games.
Everyone losing their mind on here about HOCO must be new. It's always been this way. Complaining on an anonymous message board will get you no where. Unless all the big club directors wanted to move to another county things will never change. My guess is the county rec and parks people are doing the best they can with the resources that they have, but as mentioned in numerous other posts there are other leagues out there of similar size that seem to be run much better proving that it's not an impossible task.
Where would you rate this park and rec with others? Is it Elite, A, AAAA+A, A Infinity, A Infinity times infinity. Triple AAA, Sextuplet A. AAA to the power of 4. What level would you put them in?
No other Park & Rec department in the Mid-Atlantic has this density of relatively well kept lighted turf fields with stadium seating, for starters. These facilities were developed with the intent of at least paying for themselves by facility rentals (such as the HoCo league). There are certainly other county P&R departments doing a better job with soccer, baseball, or other sports leagues, but while I love to criticize the way HoCo is run, you would be hard pressed to find a better *government run* lax league from Miami to at least New Jersey.
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