These threads are always laughable to me besides the fact the return on investment is ridiculously bad. ( look up the numbers) if getting recruiter is vitally important to many if you. You will have to take my word for it but i used to work in a huge D1 sports program with football boys baseball, wrestling, womensxtennis, track/ field just name a handful....but connected to lax colleagues.. much doesn't change sport to sport I will assure you when it comes to lacrosse if your son is not a tremendous athlete or physical specimen they will get overlooked regardless program high school etc. . Also if they are in the top percentage in speed athleticism, havectgem look into basketball or football because there is only peanuts offered to lax vs the money you spent to get there. Also beingvq d1 athlete and even d2 d3 is a tremendous commitment balancing academics etc tgat your kid may not want
Even if you overlook it because of your ego or just bank on the life/ college experience etc, you better reread my first point. Guys with great shots and stick skills are a dime a dozen. Depending on position If they are either not physically dominant in size or off the cgarts withvspeed or athleticism they will het passed by. Most of this banter for lax is a waste of time. But have at it if you choose . Play football basketball
You have zero knowledge of the subject matter. In lacrosse, size is not the determining factor. There are at least 10 kids on every D1 roster that are 5’9” or less. And these kids “play”. And there are a lot of 5’7” kids too. Ever hear of Chris Gray. Joey Stankey? Mikey Powell? Some pretty good players right??There are far too many to list. Lacrosse is a sport where undersized players can excel if the have the skills, and IQ. Speed not that important. Even quickness not necessarily that important. Ever hear of Matt Rambo? John Grant Junior? Stop posting your [Censored] and find a job!
