5 plus add 2 who went from a PG year to D1 to the 2012 total. Seems low for the # 1 H.S. team in the nation. I think they have had years of as many as eight. I don't see how you can compare to a top Express team that draws kids from numerous school districts.
Not really comparing, just was wondering how the odds of receiving one of these coveted scholarships differ among a competitive district based program vs a premier travel club. It would seem to me that a kid that is not getting a lot of playing time in his own district that makes a good travel team would be much better off there, if playing in college is important. Numbers don't lie!!
I was just giving D1 numbers. There are also D2 commits that get partial scholarships and many kids that wind up at D3 schools. I know of a top L.I. h.s. program where 2 yrs ago 19 seniors went to play college lacrosse at some level. Would be interesting to see how many actually play all through college, but that is probably subject of a new thread.
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