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Re: Boys 2028 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region TheBackOfTheCage #452713
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Did any 28s make varsity at any of the MIAA or DC schools?
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Re: Boys 2028 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region Anonymous #452748
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Originally Posted by Anonymous Did any 28s make varsity at any of the MIAA or DC schools? check the websites, but I'm guessing your kid made it. Good for you, do did many others,
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Re: Boys 2028 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region Anonymous #452784
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Did any 28s make varsity at any of the MIAA or DC schools? check the websites, but I'm guessing your kid made it. Good for you, do did many others, 100% this, fishing to get compliments for his kid.
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Re: Boys 2028 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region TheBackOfTheCage #452813
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Yes a few at every school I can think of.
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Re: Boys 2028 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region Anonymous #452837
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Originally Posted by Anonymous Aaand the thread dies with a whimper after 99.9 percent of these kids are now ensconced on JV (or quit), bc, you know, math. Who knew? It was fun while it lasted, I'll never forget the golden quotes, "My 7th grade son is being looked at by numerous high schools." "HoCo elite players have the expectation of making varsity freshman year." "Brian Kelly told my kid that you have to make varsity in 9th grade to get seen after 10th grade." (Winter of 8th grade), "My son is expecting numerous full scholarships to HS." What's funny is that if you walk around the MIAA schools during weekend/after school events, you can see all the kids who have already quit the sport, still wearing their Crabs, FCA, and 91 shorts and hoodies. So much for "developing athletes" - these clubs have some of these kids for 5+ years, year-round, and then when their 3rd line of "elite" players get a sniff of what high level HS lax looks like, nevermind, they just quit. So much for Dad's big lax ambitions and Mom's MIAA lax sticker in the Yukon.
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Re: Boys 2028 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region Anonymous #452885
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Originally Posted by Anonymous Yes a few at every school I can think of. Agreed, but Spalding has 0. Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Aaand the thread dies with a whimper after 99.9 percent of these kids are now ensconced on JV (or quit), bc, you know, math. Who knew? It was fun while it lasted, I'll never forget the golden quotes, "My 7th grade son is being looked at by numerous high schools." "HoCo elite players have the expectation of making varsity freshman year." "Brian Kelly told my kid that you have to make varsity in 9th grade to get seen after 10th grade." (Winter of 8th grade), "My son is expecting numerous full scholarships to HS." What's funny is that if you walk around the MIAA schools during weekend/after school events, you can see all the kids who have already quit the sport, still wearing their Crabs, FCA, and 91 shorts and hoodies. So much for "developing athletes" - these clubs have some of these kids for 5+ years, year-round, and then when their 3rd line of "elite" players get a sniff of what high level HS lax looks like, nevermind, they just quit. So much for Dad's big lax ambitions and Mom's MIAA lax sticker in the Yukon. Without putting too much effort into it, I can think of 8 kids from my son's club team who are on (MIAA A or DC) varsity teams this year as freshman. There were several others who were on the fence. I'm guessing some of the other club teams are similar. You sound insecure and bitter.
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Re: Boys 2028 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region Anonymous #452888
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Aaand the thread dies with a whimper after 99.9 percent of these kids are now ensconced on JV (or quit), bc, you know, math. Who knew? It was fun while it lasted, I'll never forget the golden quotes, "My 7th grade son is being looked at by numerous high schools." "HoCo elite players have the expectation of making varsity freshman year." "Brian Kelly told my kid that you have to make varsity in 9th grade to get seen after 10th grade." (Winter of 8th grade), "My son is expecting numerous full scholarships to HS." What's funny is that if you walk around the MIAA schools during weekend/after school events, you can see all the kids who have already quit the sport, still wearing their Crabs, FCA, and 91 shorts and hoodies. So much for "developing athletes" - these clubs have some of these kids for 5+ years, year-round, and then when their 3rd line of "elite" players get a sniff of what high level HS lax looks like, nevermind, they just quit. So much for Dad's big lax ambitions and Mom's MIAA lax sticker in the Yukon. Pretty sure there’s not a 2028 on an MIAA, IAC, or WCAC team will have any impact whatsoever in legit games. Sure, maybe when they play Ryken or the public’s, but not in real games. The level of play is simply way above 14-15 year olds at this point. But no need to quit or lose the window decal, lot of sophomores will have big impacts on these teams
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Re: Boys 2028 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region Anonymous #452981
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Aaand the thread dies with a whimper after 99.9 percent of these kids are now ensconced on JV (or quit), bc, you know, math. Who knew? It was fun while it lasted, I'll never forget the golden quotes, "My 7th grade son is being looked at by numerous high schools." "HoCo elite players have the expectation of making varsity freshman year." "Brian Kelly told my kid that you have to make varsity in 9th grade to get seen after 10th grade." (Winter of 8th grade), "My son is expecting numerous full scholarships to HS." What's funny is that if you walk around the MIAA schools during weekend/after school events, you can see all the kids who have already quit the sport, still wearing their Crabs, FCA, and 91 shorts and hoodies. So much for "developing athletes" - these clubs have some of these kids for 5+ years, year-round, and then when their 3rd line of "elite" players get a sniff of what high level HS lax looks like, nevermind, they just quit. So much for Dad's big lax ambitions and Mom's MIAA lax sticker in the Yukon. Pretty sure there’s not a 2028 on an MIAA, IAC, or WCAC team will have any impact whatsoever in legit games. Sure, maybe when they play Ryken or the public’s, but not in real games. The level of play is simply way above 14-15 year olds at this point. But no need to quit or lose the window decal, lot of sophomores will have big impacts on these teams This may hurt but there are starters on several teams.
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Aaand the thread dies with a whimper after 99.9 percent of these kids are now ensconced on JV (or quit), bc, you know, math. Who knew? It was fun while it lasted, I'll never forget the golden quotes, "My 7th grade son is being looked at by numerous high schools." "HoCo elite players have the expectation of making varsity freshman year." "Brian Kelly told my kid that you have to make varsity in 9th grade to get seen after 10th grade." (Winter of 8th grade), "My son is expecting numerous full scholarships to HS." What's funny is that if you walk around the MIAA schools during weekend/after school events, you can see all the kids who have already quit the sport, still wearing their Crabs, FCA, and 91 shorts and hoodies. So much for "developing athletes" - these clubs have some of these kids for 5+ years, year-round, and then when their 3rd line of "elite" players get a sniff of what high level HS lax looks like, nevermind, they just quit. So much for Dad's big lax ambitions and Mom's MIAA lax sticker in the Yukon. Pretty sure there’s not a 2028 on an MIAA, IAC, or WCAC team will have any impact whatsoever in legit games. Sure, maybe when they play Ryken or the public’s, but not in real games. The level of play is simply way above 14-15 year olds at this point. But no need to quit or lose the window decal, lot of sophomores will have big impacts on these teams This may hurt but there are starters on several teams. 28s in MD/Nova drive to school.
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