Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
So how is this for real math or couting:

DOB 1997 = 5
DOB 1998 = 20
DOB 1999 = 21
then there are 2 w/o DOB's

DOB in 1998 in Dec = 5
DOB in 1998 in Nov = 2

So excluding the 2 w/o DOB's and including the Dec and Nov 1998, there would be 28 out of 46....pull your calculators out if you need to but still not 3/4. Plus there is one DOB 1997 kid(?)that lists his accolades as playing on the 2016 Laxachusets team last year and 2017 Laxachussetts team this year.




Don't you people have anything else to do?


No, actually.

So, the calculator says 65% (thank God for that invention). Don't forget, on-age crusader, that you must also include September and October for on-age 2017 kids.

Sure, there may be some reclassed kids. You would know since you are really tackling this forensically. My 3/4 assessment was cursory, because really, this issue doesn't demand that kind of effort. However, no doubt most are kids who started school later, which is a worthy parental decision if your child is born close to the school cutoff date.

March on soldier.



I think you are completely missing the point. For example, there is one kid on the 2017 uncommitted roster who just turned 17 he is a full 2 years to almost 3 years older than most on age 2017's as you call them. Do you think maybe that helped him get a spot? Do you think he might have had an advantage at tryout time? He took a spot from a kid that was a legit 2017, that's the point. Im sure your cavalier attitude is most definitely due to the fact that your intimately familiar with this whole concept, so your child is one that is benefiting.