Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
I am very perplexed how Center Moriches girls own every stat on Long Island Stat sheet but are 4-3 with almost even of Goal differential. Seems Head coach is reporting every breath as a stat to help girls. ????

Going to take more than stats on a crappy HS team to get recognized and recruited to a good school. Truth is what you do in big games against top competition. There these "stat leaders" fall apart. Nobody is that dense here!


I would also add that it is much harder to get big stat numbers when the the team has many solid players who play lax correctly and share the ball. When there is only 1-2 talented girls on a team, they will score all the goals and look better than their numbers suggest in many cases. Look at the stats for the powerhouse teams and you will see that its not just one girl scoring.

Exactly this.
Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
I am very perplexed how Center Moriches girls own every stat on Long Island Stat sheet but are 4-3 with almost even of Goal differential. Seems Head coach is reporting every breath as a stat to help girls. ????

Going to take more than stats on a crappy HS team to get recognized and recruited to a good school. Truth is what you do in big games against top competition. There these "stat leaders" fall apart. Nobody is that dense here!


I would also add that it is much harder to get big stat numbers when the the team has many solid players who play lax correctly and share the ball. When there is only 1-2 talented girls on a team, they will score all the goals and look better than their numbers suggest in many cases. Look at the stats for the powerhouse teams and you will see that its not just one girl scoring.

Exactly this.

Does anyone know or have a source to the max amount of players (girls) a NY State (Long Island) HS team is allowed to have? Thank you.