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Don't be naive. Dozens and dozens of MIAA players are currently listed as 2022 commits on Inside Lacrosse. The current top player of the year candidate, Logan Wisnauskas, is a 6th year UNDERGRAD. He's going to be 26 this year. Maryland has something like 22 grad and senior players on the 45 man roster. But that's college and I definitely think there needs a better defining of class divisions at HoCo. Wisnauskas is 23
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Guy who scored winning goal for Penn was from BL, Guy who scored winning goal from Blue Hens was from McD , Guy who runs Yale offense is from BL. 25 year old lefty on MD is from BL, Harvard attack was from Gilman, list is pretty big. Almost all are holdbacks , McD player , I believe was older but still decided to repeat. ..
It is the world we live in here in MD Current players that are 24+ years old has more to do with Covid extensions than anything else BINGO!
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Guy who scored winning goal for Penn was from BL, Guy who scored winning goal from Blue Hens was from McD , Guy who runs Yale offense is from BL. 25 year old lefty on MD is from BL, Harvard attack was from Gilman, list is pretty big. Almost all are holdbacks , McD player , I believe was older but still decided to repeat. ..
It is the world we live in here in MD Current players that are 24+ years old has more to do with Covid extensions than anything else BINGO! Check the top players in the MIAA and see how many are on age...……..
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Don't be naive. Dozens and dozens of MIAA players are currently listed as 2022 commits on Inside Lacrosse. The current top player of the year candidate, Logan Wisnauskas, is a 6th year UNDERGRAD. He's going to be 26 this year. Maryland has something like 22 grad and senior players on the 45 man roster. But that's college and I definitely think there needs a better defining of class divisions at HoCo. Wisnauskas is 23 He was born June 17th 1998, so let my public school education do the math here.......he is 24, and will be 25 on June 17th. Not everyone that goes private is smart.
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This sport never grow to its full potential until USA lacrosse stops with allowing holdbacks.
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Don't be naive. Dozens and dozens of MIAA players are currently listed as 2022 commits on Inside Lacrosse. The current top player of the year candidate, Logan Wisnauskas, is a 6th year UNDERGRAD. He's going to be 26 this year. Maryland has something like 22 grad and senior players on the 45 man roster. But that's college and I definitely think there needs a better defining of class divisions at HoCo. Wisnauskas is 23 He was born June 17th 1998, so let my public school education do the math here.......he is 24, and will be 25 on June 17th. Not everyone that goes private is smart. I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic, but if the kid was born on 6/17/1998, he'll turn 24 on 6/17/2022. If you're not being sarcastic, wow.
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This sport never grow to its full potential until USA lacrosse stops with allowing holdbacks. I don't think that on-age or off-age makes much of a difference in the growth of the sport. What does make a difference may surprise you. The Aspen Institute has been studying this for some time. There is a growing belief that early participation in club lacrosse is resulting in a slowing of growth of the sport at the middle and high school ages. Kids who go out for lacrosse at school who have not been playing club find themselves at a significant disadvantage versus kids who have been playing for several years. In many cases, they see the competition and walk away. See this article for more info: https://www.aspenprojectplay.org/state-of-play-2020/ages-13-17
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Don't be naive. Dozens and dozens of MIAA players are currently listed as 2022 commits on Inside Lacrosse. The current top player of the year candidate, Logan Wisnauskas, is a 6th year UNDERGRAD. He's going to be 26 this year. Maryland has something like 22 grad and senior players on the 45 man roster. But that's college and I definitely think there needs a better defining of class divisions at HoCo. Wisnauskas is 23 He was born June 17th 1998, so let my public school education do the math here.......he is 24, and will be 25 on June 17th. Not everyone that goes private is smart. Check your public school math again. He’s 23. Turning 24 in June.
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This sport never grow to its full potential until USA lacrosse stops with allowing holdbacks. I don't think that on-age or off-age makes much of a difference in the growth of the sport. What does make a difference may surprise you. The Aspen Institute has been studying this for some time. There is a growing belief that early participation in club lacrosse is resulting in a slowing of growth of the sport at the middle and high school ages. Kids who go out for lacrosse at school who have not been playing club find themselves at a significant disadvantage versus kids who have been playing for several years. In many cases, they see the competition and walk away. See this article for more info: https://www.aspenprojectplay.org/state-of-play-2020/ages-13-17Any stick and ball sport could be substituted: golf, tennis, baseball, hockey.
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Don't be naive. Dozens and dozens of MIAA players are currently listed as 2022 commits on Inside Lacrosse. The current top player of the year candidate, Logan Wisnauskas, is a 6th year UNDERGRAD. He's going to be 26 this year. Maryland has something like 22 grad and senior players on the 45 man roster. But that's college and I definitely think there needs a better defining of class divisions at HoCo. Wisnauskas is 23 He was born June 17th 1998, so let my public school education do the math here.......he is 24, and will be 25 on June 17th. Not everyone that goes private is smart. Check your public school math again. He’s 23. Turning 24 in June. Exactly, Graduating at the same age as all Graduates at UMD. LOL.
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Don't be naive. Dozens and dozens of MIAA players are currently listed as 2022 commits on Inside Lacrosse. The current top player of the year candidate, Logan Wisnauskas, is a 6th year UNDERGRAD. He's going to be 26 this year. Maryland has something like 22 grad and senior players on the 45 man roster. But that's college and I definitely think there needs a better defining of class divisions at HoCo. Wisnauskas is 23 He was born June 17th 1998, so let my public school education do the math here.......he is 24, and will be 25 on June 17th. Not everyone that goes private is smart. Check your public school math again. He’s 23. Turning 24 in June. Exactly, Graduating at the same age as all Graduates at UMD. LOL. I think we have a private school troll.............
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Wait crabs has holdbacks?
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Anyone know when GHCLC will post the playoff game times? Posted... enough of holdbacks, Crabs and D1 ages in a 2026 forum... True vs Crabs DCE vs Hawks Should be good weekend for these teams... Will DCE be the new #RUNDMV or Maryland run the HOCO league...
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Anyone know when GHCLC will post the playoff game times? Posted... enough of holdbacks, Crabs and D1 ages in a 2026 forum... True vs Crabs DCE vs Hawks Should be good weekend for these teams... Will DCE be the new #RUNDMV or Maryland run the HOCO league... holdback discussion will never go away until it’s stop. #playyourage
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Don't be naive. Dozens and dozens of MIAA players are currently listed as 2022 commits on Inside Lacrosse. The current top player of the year candidate, Logan Wisnauskas, is a 6th year UNDERGRAD. He's going to be 26 this year. Maryland has something like 22 grad and senior players on the 45 man roster. But that's college and I definitely think there needs a better defining of class divisions at HoCo. Wisnauskas is 23 He was born June 17th 1998, so let my public school education do the math here.......he is 24, and will be 25 on June 17th. Not everyone that goes private is smart. Incorrect. Not everyone WHO goes to private is smart.
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