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M&D is top 2027 top to bottom I’ve seen and it’s been that way for a few years. Top defenders sets them apart imo. They don’t make mistakes. OK big momma, your daughter played against average competition M&D is top 2027 top to bottom I’ve seen and it’s been that way for a few years. Top defenders sets them apart imo. They don’t make mistakes. OK big momma, your daughter played against average competition They played against Jesters, FL Select, and Eagle Stix. But sure, average. So now anyone who isn't top 4 is average? The stuff some of the clowns write. And for the record, M&Ds bread and butter is draw, getting up and down the field and scoring. I've never known them to be defensive juggernauts. Like, not ever. Heros, however, has a great defensive unit. Ok hero’s dad. Hero’s defense is their weak spot, 100%. They have an amazing goalie, and one great defender. Other than that, they are average at best. Most of their defenders would struggle to make the A team on M&D, SW, MDU, and Capital. Just ask Jesters how great Hero’s defense is. Jesters beats them everytime they play them and their offense is average at best. Don't need to ask anything. It's the match up and draw control. SW beat Jesters by 6 (8-2); M&D beat Jesters by 1 (4-3). And M&D beat SW 5 -1 in the chanpioship. What can you gather from that? Not much. Ill say it again: draw control, matchup. SW has a strong D as well (16 goals allowed in the midatlantic). They do foul, but they play HS level physical D. I think Heros is overrated. So by this logic, SW is the best team in the DMV...got it By your logic, you can't read. You missed the sentence where i said: "What can you gather from that? NOT MUCH." Then why mention it? Put a lot of thought into your post? "NOT MUCH" I guess I posted because the other posts talked about who had better defenses, using scores as their support. I made the point that you can't only go by scores bc they don't fully reflect quality of defense. You actually made by point by implying SW beating a Jesters by more than M&D didn't mean SW was better than M&D. That's my point: Sometimes it's about match-up, style of play and draw control. Listen, i don't know if you read after you have a buzz, can't read with conprehension, or...or... hear me out... are just dense. Either way, please keep posting. This brings me joy, bigly. Bigly? Gotta be a SW parent. Missed another joke and wrote a slow-witted come back? You bring nothing to the forum a 3rd grader couldn't. Go sit down or hire better writers. Nah. Rather get a rise out of a dullard like yourself. Go SW Wait. Are people switching sides? I'm so confused. Is the take All-American is still an inferior product? I know old threads have addressed this. Also, do all the bmore teams go to presidents cup? And is this an actual recruiting event? Or is it just the start of getting ready for recruiting season?
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No competition. The best clubs from all other areas sent their best to Delaware. Yellow jackets , aces , hhh , steps. Only Baltimore sends its best to AA. Let them have their wins, though. They ran the table as presented to them. The scores looked pretty lob-sided. But, the roster (on paper) may not have been elite, but looked mostly high level. Familiar names and starters from the big clubs (M&D, MDU, Heros Copp & SW). Go Baltimore, right? The roster was actually balanced really well leading to tons of assisted goals as opposed to constant hero-ball. Coaches played equal PT the entire tournament including playoffs. Can't speak to competition elsewhere vs AA, but our DD thought this was a great experience overall.
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No competition. The best clubs from all other areas sent their best to Delaware. Yellow jackets , aces , hhh , steps. Only Baltimore sends its best to AA. Let them have their wins, though. They ran the table as presented to them. The scores looked pretty lob-sided. But, the roster (on paper) may not have been elite, but looked mostly high level. Familiar names and starters from the big clubs (M&D, MDU, Heros Copp & SW). Go Baltimore, right? The roster was actually balanced really well leading to tons of assisted goals as opposed to constant hero-ball. Coaches played equal PT the entire tournament including playoffs. Can't speak to competition elsewhere vs AA, but our DD thought this was a great experience overall. Is DD defense daughter? Did the team really only have 3 defenders? If so, was there a strategy there? And is this one of the reasons there was so much scoring.... bc they had a ton of offense?
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Agree. Competition was definitely lacking. A couple areas showed competition in the beginning of the games but just did not have the depth to hang with Baltimore. It looked liked a goal grab for players who showed athleticism but not lacrosse skills. We all know running through doubles and triples is not going to work. The top 10 teams in the 2027s would not have given up half the goals scored by Baltimore.
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Speaking about American Select, I thought it was a really well run tournament. Love that they have all of the other states represented. We made it a beach trip and made the 30 minute commute to the fields for the two days. Seems really well organized and my daughter had a great time. The competition was good and there were a lot of coaches watching the 26's. Can anyone contrast this with AA? Better or worse?
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Agree. Competition was definitely lacking. A couple areas showed competition in the beginning of the games but just did not have the depth to hang with Baltimore. It looked liked a goal grab for players who showed athleticism but not lacrosse skills. We all know running through doubles and triples is not going to work. The top 10 teams in the 2027s would not have given up half the goals scored by Baltimore. This was not at all what the offense looked like so I have to assume you're just commenting to hear yourself talk. Compared to other experiences my DD has had with events like these, this team did NOT have many girls trying to run through doubles and triples (though there are always one or two who try it) and a large percentage of their goals were scored off moving the ball on fast breaks and assists to cutters. Scoring was spread out. Competition was fine, though admittedly no one came within 5 goals of the Baltimore Command team. But the Burn team, which was loaded, had closer games. Re: the person's question about defense, my DD does not play defense so I wasn't paying as close attention but there were more than 3 defenders. One girl who made it as a defender tore her ACL so they had fewer from the start. In order to make subbing easy and even one midi played at defense and attack each half, they took turns.
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Was the burn team loaded more than command? I only watched the last 2 games for command. The game before the final had more running through double teams. The final game definitely had more passing and smarter play. The smaller draw girl and 2 girls on the circle had control of the game in the final. The goalies for the command team also played well and had a lot of saves. Overall it was fun to watch and a great tournament. Also loved the uniforms.
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Good luck and here’s to a healthy season. I hope everyone gets the looks from the colleges they are interested in. And let us all remember the way we as parents act at these tournaments may impact our girls. Should be a fun and interesting year.
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Anyone been through this recruiting year with an older daughter with advice? What are the best events to try out for? Better to participate in school prospect camps? My daughter has a goal to play in college and how do we figure out what level of a school is best for her? Should we start contacting colleges now? How do we know which colleges are interested so we continue making sure they see highlights? This is completely new and would love to heard from anyone with experience.
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Anyone been through this recruiting year with an older daughter with advice? What are the best events to try out for? Better to participate in school prospect camps? My daughter has a goal to play in college and how do we figure out what level of a school is best for her? Should we start contacting colleges now? How do we know which colleges are interested so we continue making sure they see highlights? This is completely new and would love to heard from anyone with experience. Make a list of schools, D-1, D-2, and D-3. Start with a minimum of 15. Decisions: Large school, small school. Urban Setting, Rural/Small town setting Desired Field of study offered Distance from home, (travel distance) Warm climate, Colder climate Properly evaluate your daughter's ability. Google the conferences for D-1,D-2 and D-3 to get idea of schools Got to school websites Fill out prospective player questionnaire if available on web-sites. Send e-mail to coach with fall and summer club schedules. Attend camps that have coaching representatives from interested schools. Attend prospect camps. Try-out for all-star team events (UA 150, All-American, American Select) Attend IWLCA tournaments. Hope some of this helps...
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Anyone been through this recruiting year with an older daughter with advice? What are the best events to try out for? Better to participate in school prospect camps? My daughter has a goal to play in college and how do we figure out what level of a school is best for her? Should we start contacting colleges now? How do we know which colleges are interested so we continue making sure they see highlights? This is completely new and would love to heard from anyone with experience. Make a list of schools, D-1, D-2, and D-3. Start with a minimum of 15. Decisions: Large school, small school. Urban Setting, Rural/Small town setting Desired Field of study offered Distance from home, (travel distance) Warm climate, Colder climate Properly evaluate your daughter's ability. Google the conferences for D-1,D-2 and D-3 to get idea of schools Got to school websites Fill out prospective player questionnaire if available on web-sites. Send e-mail to coach with fall and summer club schedules. Attend camps that have coaching representatives from interested schools. Attend prospect camps. Try-out for all-star team events (UA 150, All-American, American Select) Attend IWLCA tournaments. Hope some of this helps... Great List to go by . Make sure the school is a place she would be happy with even if she isn't on team. Injuries, playing time, change of coaches, etc sometimes come into play.
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Question about positions at these showcase events. My daughter plays midfield but should she always go out as one for showcases? Should she try out as attack or defense? She has friends do this to make events because they might not make it as a midfielder and still want the exposure. I tell her to go out as what you want to play but am I wrong? She is our oldest so this is also all new to us. I don’t understand trying out for a position you don’t play. Someone please clarify if my daughter is correct and if we should be open to change. (I never played lacrosse so are positions this interchangeable?)
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Question about positions at these showcase events. My daughter plays midfield but should she always go out as one for showcases? Should she try out as attack or defense? She has friends do this to make events because they might not make it as a midfielder and still want the exposure. I tell her to go out as what you want to play but am I wrong? She is our oldest so this is also all new to us. I don’t understand trying out for a position you don’t play. Someone please clarify if my daughter is correct and if we should be open to change. (I never played lacrosse so are positions this interchangeable?) Usually a lot of kids sign up as midfielders for these all-star showcase tournaments. My suggestion would be, if your daughter has strong defensive skills, signup as a defender and showcase her midfielder speed on defensive breakaways and clears up field. If she is a strong finisher, sign up as an attacker and showcase her midfielder speed in re-defending.
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Question about positions at these showcase events. My daughter plays midfield but should she always go out as one for showcases? Should she try out as attack or defense? She has friends do this to make events because they might not make it as a midfielder and still want the exposure. I tell her to go out as what you want to play but am I wrong? She is our oldest so this is also all new to us. I don’t understand trying out for a position you don’t play. Someone please clarify if my daughter is correct and if we should be open to change. (I never played lacrosse so are positions this interchangeable?) Usually a lot of kids sign up as midfielders for these all-star showcase tournaments. My suggestion would be, if your daughter has strong defensive skills, signup as a defender and showcase her midfielder speed on defensive breakaways and clears up field. If she is a strong finisher, sign up as an attacker and showcase her midfielder speed in re-defending. Agree but will add these showcase events tend to take more midfielders than any other position because most of the girls can play on both sides of the ball. You will see 1.5 to 2 times as many middies as there are attackers and defenders. So something to think about. If you are going to move her to one side of the ball or the other, consider the numbers game as well.
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Saw the list of coaches attending Saturday’s games. Anyone with prior experience that can inform me if most coaches will still be scouting the 26’s still or will there start to be a bunch of coaches at the 27’s games? And if they start scouting the 27’s will be only be the top brackets or other brackets games as well? My daughter is excited and nervous at the same time. She’s our oldest so this is all new to us. My advice to her was act like there are no coaches there even though I know that’s not happening with a 16 year old interested in playing in college.
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Saw the list of coaches attending Saturday’s games. Anyone with prior experience that can inform me if most coaches will still be scouting the 26’s still or will there start to be a bunch of coaches at the 27’s games? And if they start scouting the 27’s will be only be the top brackets or other brackets games as well? My daughter is excited and nervous at the same time. She’s our oldest so this is all new to us. My advice to her was act like there are no coaches there even though I know that’s not happening with a 16 year old interested in playing in college. They will be recruiting 26s and getting first looks at 27s mostly in top brackets. Tell your daughter to take risks and don't worry about mistakes. Show aggression and speed!
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Saw the list of coaches attending Saturday’s games. Anyone with prior experience that can inform me if most coaches will still be scouting the 26’s still or will there start to be a bunch of coaches at the 27’s games? And if they start scouting the 27’s will be only be the top brackets or other brackets games as well? My daughter is excited and nervous at the same time. She’s our oldest so this is all new to us. My advice to her was act like there are no coaches there even though I know that’s not happening with a 16 year old interested in playing in college. They will be recruiting 26s and getting first looks at 27s mostly in top brackets. Tell your daughter to take risks and don't worry about mistakes. Show aggression and speed! I assume most coaches just trying to form a list of 2027s to follow up with for Prospect Camps and review over the summer. ITs not make or break by any means.
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Saw the list of coaches attending Saturday’s games. Anyone with prior experience that can inform me if most coaches will still be scouting the 26’s still or will there start to be a bunch of coaches at the 27’s games? And if they start scouting the 27’s will be only be the top brackets or other brackets games as well? My daughter is excited and nervous at the same time. She’s our oldest so this is all new to us. My advice to her was act like there are no coaches there even though I know that’s not happening with a 16 year old interested in playing in college. They will be recruiting 26s and getting first looks at 27s mostly in top brackets. Tell your daughter to take risks and don't worry about mistakes. Show aggression and speed! I assume most coaches just trying to form a list of 2027s to follow up with for Prospect Camps and review over the summer. ITs not make or break by any means. It was just one weekend but saw a lot of coaches at a lot of different games so clearly they are looking at everyone within the top brackets of these tournaments. Looking forward to Tampa in 2 weeks.
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Maybe not the advice you are looking for on recruiting but the reality as I’ve seen is that it is somewhat of a @ChillLaxin shoot. My DD went to prospect camps, sent emails to 50+ schools, didn’t do any select tournaments. She committed to a school that she never emailed or stepped foot on campus prior to the recruiting visit. What seemed to help the most was being on a team that plays in top brackets of the big tournaments and play well there. Good luck, it’s quite a ride.
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Maybe not the advice you are looking for on recruiting but the reality as I’ve seen is that it is somewhat of a @ChillLaxin shoot. My DD went to prospect camps, sent emails to 50+ schools, didn’t do any select tournaments. She committed to a school that she never emailed or stepped foot on campus prior to the recruiting visit. What seemed to help the most was being on a team that plays in top brackets of the big tournaments and play well there. Good luck, it’s quite a ride. Just curious, when people say play on teams that play in top brackets… are they talking about just the top or top 2 etc?
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Question on brackets all depends on the size of the tournament. Most tournaments have 2 maybe 3 top brackets, usually the 2nd has 2-3 teams that could be in the top bracket.
President's Cup this weekend, as example has 28 brackets for 2027. I think anything in that top-5 you should feel good about.
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I have been very impressed with the President's Cup. The games have been competitive with lots of coaches watching the games. Definitely a difference between the top brackets and lower brackets though. It's been a bit overwhelming with all the school views and wondering how many are seriously interested verse trying to get us to attend their prospect camps. I have been told by friends with older kids the real measure is the interest in Summer games but what are peoples thoughts? Do we focus on prospect camps at schools or the All-Star events with many coaches in attendance? How many do we attend? Which are the best? I would love feedback from those with first hand knowledge.
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Question on brackets all depends on the size of the tournament. Most tournaments have 2 maybe 3 top brackets, usually the 2nd has 2-3 teams that could be in the top bracket.
President's Cup this weekend, as example has 28 brackets for 2027. I think anything in that top-5 you should feel good about. 2029 here and looking at the 2027 brackets at presidents cup and there are 28 pools, 6 teams in each pool… so a total of 168 teams. Pool 1 through 3 are generally the top teams in the country. I addition, we play 95% (same with the 2026 pools) of these teams in the northeast. If these coaches are coming to the tourneys in the north east, why is going to Florida worth the expense?
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I have been very impressed with the President's Cup. The games have been competitive with lots of coaches watching the games. Definitely a difference between the top brackets and lower brackets though. It's been a bit overwhelming with all the school views and wondering how many are seriously interested verse trying to get us to attend their prospect camps. I have been told by friends with older kids the real measure is the interest in Summer games but what are peoples thoughts? Do we focus on prospect camps at schools or the All-Star events with many coaches in attendance? How many do we attend? Which are the best? I would love feedback from those with first hand knowledge. Prospect camps are expensive and generally a waste of time since its very bad lacrosse. All me ball. If your DD playing in a top 5 bracket at PC or for a top 15-20 team they will get a ton of looks next summer. PC results were pretty interesting with some of the top teams really struggling but I think at this age parody starts to really take hold. Also what in the world was TTE doing in the #1 pool?!
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I have been very impressed with the President's Cup. The games have been competitive with lots of coaches watching the games. Definitely a difference between the top brackets and lower brackets though. It's been a bit overwhelming with all the school views and wondering how many are seriously interested verse trying to get us to attend their prospect camps. I have been told by friends with older kids the real measure is the interest in Summer games but what are peoples thoughts? Do we focus on prospect camps at schools or the All-Star events with many coaches in attendance? How many do we attend? Which are the best? I would love feedback from those with first hand knowledge. Prospect camps are expensive and generally a waste of time since its very bad lacrosse. All me ball. If your DD playing in a top 5 bracket at PC or for a top 15-20 team they will get a ton of looks next summer. PC results were pretty interesting with some of the top teams really struggling but I think at this age parody starts to really take hold. Also what in the world was TTE doing in the #1 pool?! Its less about age parity and more about teams finally playing their benches. Several top 6 teams have girls on the back end of their bench, who probably shouldn't be on a top 20 team, let alone one of the best in the country. To your original question, fall interest means very little. For my older girls who committed, I don't think any of them got a view from the school who they ended up at in the fall. Also, don't obsess with views. (though if you aren't getting any, that is probably a issue) Some coaches prefer to keep their own lists on pen and paper and you could be on their list within an getting a notice. You will also see some schools where you get the view on the Monday and Tuesday after the tourney. The real gauge should be the feedback your club director gets when she follows up with the coaches.
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I have been very impressed with the President's Cup. The games have been competitive with lots of coaches watching the games. Definitely a difference between the top brackets and lower brackets though. It's been a bit overwhelming with all the school views and wondering how many are seriously interested verse trying to get us to attend their prospect camps. I have been told by friends with older kids the real measure is the interest in Summer games but what are peoples thoughts? Do we focus on prospect camps at schools or the All-Star events with many coaches in attendance? How many do we attend? Which are the best? I would love feedback from those with first hand knowledge. Prospect camps are expensive and generally a waste of time since its very bad lacrosse. All me ball. If your DD playing in a top 5 bracket at PC or for a top 15-20 team they will get a ton of looks next summer. PC results were pretty interesting with some of the top teams really struggling but I think at this age parody starts to really take hold. Also what in the world was TTE doing in the #1 pool?! Its less about age parity and more about teams finally playing their benches. Several top 6 teams have girls on the back end of their bench, who probably shouldn't be on a top 20 team, let alone one of the best in the country. To your original question, fall interest means very little. For my older girls who committed, I don't think any of them got a view from the school who they ended up at in the fall. Also, don't obsess with views. (though if you aren't getting any, that is probably a issue) Some coaches prefer to keep their own lists on pen and paper and you could be on their list within an getting a notice. You will also see some schools where you get the view on the Monday and Tuesday after the tourney. The real gauge should be the feedback your club director gets when she follows up with the coaches. So how many events are worth going to? I know some run at the same times like AA & AS. I personally was impressed by BIC. Which are the best to attend this year? We have BIC, AA, JO, AS, UA 150, Apex, and then the daily prospect days. Love to hear from someone that’s been through this for feedback. Did AS 2 years ago and not impressed with team selection but heard last year was better. AA had a good MD team but weak competition last year. Looking to maximize exposure. Is there a ILW ID Experience this Spring?
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+1 to teams finally playing full bench and causing games to be much more competitive vs playing your starters most of the game.
Quite honestly, it is pretty sad that a lot of those players didn’t get the game experience over the last couple of years, prob not really ready for college or even varsity
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I have been very impressed with the President's Cup. The games have been competitive with lots of coaches watching the games. Definitely a difference between the top brackets and lower brackets though. It's been a bit overwhelming with all the school views and wondering how many are seriously interested verse trying to get us to attend their prospect camps. I have been told by friends with older kids the real measure is the interest in Summer games but what are peoples thoughts? Do we focus on prospect camps at schools or the All-Star events with many coaches in attendance? How many do we attend? Which are the best? I would love feedback from those with first hand knowledge. Prospect camps are expensive and generally a waste of time since its very bad lacrosse. All me ball. If your DD playing in a top 5 bracket at PC or for a top 15-20 team they will get a ton of looks next summer. PC results were pretty interesting with some of the top teams really struggling but I think at this age parody starts to really take hold. Also what in the world was TTE doing in the #1 pool?! Its less about age parity and more about teams finally playing their benches. Several top 6 teams have girls on the back end of their bench, who probably shouldn't be on a top 20 team, let alone one of the best in the country. To your original question, fall interest means very little. For my older girls who committed, I don't think any of them got a view from the school who they ended up at in the fall. Also, don't obsess with views. (though if you aren't getting any, that is probably a issue) Some coaches prefer to keep their own lists on pen and paper and you could be on their list within an getting a notice. You will also see some schools where you get the view on the Monday and Tuesday after the tourney. The real gauge should be the feedback your club director gets when she follows up with the coaches. So how many events are worth going to? I know some run at the same times like AA & AS. I personally was impressed by BIC. Which are the best to attend this year? We have BIC, AA, JO, AS, UA 150, Apex, and then the daily prospect days. Love to hear from someone that’s been through this for feedback. Did AS 2 years ago and not impressed with team selection but heard last year was better. AA had a good MD team but weak competition last year. Looking to maximize exposure. Is there a ILW ID Experience this Spring? If your daughter is good enough to do BIC, you could do just that, American Select/UA and prospect days and that is enough. Add Juniors if you want another multi-day event, but even that not a necessity. If she is targeting Ivies, swap a lax masters for Juniors.
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