If you do a little math Duke probably has around 1,000 kids at their overnight camps in the course of a year, at $600 each that's a nice part-time job if you can get it. Also, that is why virtually every club coach in the country gets the email from them that they're interested in the following 5-6 kids and would love to see them at camp - realistically less than 5% are really there to be seen by Duke and the rest are donating
100% accurate on 95% just making a donation for a fancy tee shirt or pinnie
Is there a place to view the Suffolk County 2019 Seedings?
Seedings for what? Suffolk classifications and schedules are based solely on enrollment - no power conferences, if that's what you mean.
Wrong. All NYS schools classifications are based on enrollment . In Suffolk the A division schools ( large schools) stay within their division for 14 of 16 games while the b,c,d division schools essentially form one division playing 14 of 16 games in that division. Those 14 games are decided based on your preseason seed with the higher seeded teams playing a greater number of the other higher ranked teams than a lower seeded team does. Here is where I may be mistaken but I believe in A it was NP, Riv, MC, SE, SW, WM. In B,C D I think it was ESM, Sinai, WB, BBP, WHB, WI, Matt. D1 is fairly weak and you end up w a lot of blowout games because after those 4 games the other teams really drop off . BCD is more competitive as this 6 games are all competitive then you have teams like RP, SWR, Sayville and a few others .
[quote=Anonymous]anyone know who is in the Nassau power conference this year?
Same as last year Oceanside out, South Side in
South Side over Plainedge that's surprising.
Comes down to which coach asked to move up or cried to stay down. The louder one usually wins. The Nassau regular season power conference just is awesome. The top teams in the 2nd division will win 75% of their games by 10 or more goals. Such a waste just like in suffolk
[quote=Anonymous]anyone know who is in the Nassau power conference this year?
Same as last year Oceanside out, South Side in
South Side over Plainedge that's surprising.
Plainedge is lucky to have dodged that bullet, Southside in for a long season in that conference
Kudos to SS for trying to play meaningful games. After the top couple of teams in the division below its like playing PAL teams. You don't get much out of games when you win by 15
[quote=Anonymous]anyone know who is in the Nassau power conference this year?
Same as last year Oceanside out, South Side in
South Side over Plainedge that's surprising.
Plainedge is lucky to have dodged that bullet, Southside in for a long season in that conference
Kudos to SS for trying to play meaningful games. After the top couple of teams in the division below its like playing PAL teams. You don't get much out of games when you win by 15
Southside HS always comes out with a lot of pride in ost sports. Glad to welcome them. We know of few of the girls on the team and I am sure they will be excited.
Is there a place to view the Suffolk County 2019 Seedings?
Seedings for what? Suffolk classifications and schedules are based solely on enrollment - no power conferences, if that's what you mean.
Wrong. All NYS schools classifications are based on enrollment . In Suffolk the A division schools ( large schools) stay within their division for 14 of 16 games while the b,c,d division schools essentially form one division playing 14 of 16 games in that division. Those 14 games are decided based on your preseason seed with the higher seeded teams playing a greater number of the other higher ranked teams than a lower seeded team does. Here is where I may be mistaken but I believe in A it was NP, Riv, MC, SE, SW, WM. In B,C D I think it was ESM, Sinai, WB, BBP, WHB, WI, Matt. D1 is fairly weak and you end up w a lot of blowout games because after those 4 games the other teams really drop off . BCD is more competitive as this 6 games are all competitive then you have teams like RP, SWR, Sayville and a few others .
Pretty fair assessment. But you can't lump RP and SWR in with teams like Sayville. RP beat them 12-4 with all of their subs playing quality minutes. I'm not saying RP is a top club, they are not. But, they are definitely a mid-tier club. As is SWR. Sayville would be grouped with Bellport, EBP, KP and Copaige in the lower tier. Just my opinion, but the biggest difference between top, middle and lower tiers is the number of high caliber players (players that can take over a game). The top teams have 2-3 of those types of players. They are a defensive nightmare. Mid-tiers may have one of those and one or two very good complimentary players. Those bottom tier teams have no true elite level talent. I'm not saying there are not good players on those squads, there definitely are. But, they lack depth and the dominant game-changers.
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