lax culture from an insider

[Anonymous]

Duke was present as Coach De Luca spoke both days.

I also saw Army and Navy, Hight Point, Delaware, Maryland, and UNC.

Nothing wrong with D3 schools - especially Tufts or W&L, both of whom I saw as my son is going to Tufts for lacrosse.

You must have poor eye sight.

[Anonymous]

I saw there and only saw a couple of coaches.

I guess you see only the things you want to see.

http://deadspin.com/hey-ungrateful-quitter-emails-from-an-angry-lacrosse-660703941

[Anonymous]

must be a mad lax hater.

[Anonymous]

lacrosse parents are the reason why the aliens have not contacted us yet.

[Anonymous]

Oh come now, lacrosse parents are the best form of cheap entertainment going in the DMV. It would be a travesty to wake them up to the fact they are spending $5K a year on club lacrosse and $40K a year on lacrosse prep schools for a lacrosse scholarship that will barely cover the meal plan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh come now, lacrosse parents are the best form of cheap entertainment going in the DMV. It would be a travesty to wake them up to the fact they are spending $5K a year on club lacrosse and $40K a year on lacrosse prep schools for a lacrosse scholarship that will barely cover the meal plan.

If you think a $ scholarship is the point of the lacrosse obsession, you just don't get it.

[Anonymous]

Seriously. It is the mysogeny and bullying that make it special.

[Anonymous]

Lacrosse parents are no worse behavior wise than football, basketball and other sports. They get more hatred because they are dominated by rich, white families, but their boorish behavior is not above what you see with other sports.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw there and only saw a couple of coaches.

I guess you see only the things you want to see.

The irony in this post is that you were at a Madlax event, directly supporting the program, and lining the owners pocket with your money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I saw there and only saw a couple of coaches.

I guess you see only the things you want to see.

The irony in this post is that you were at a Madlax event, directly supporting the program, and lining the owners pocket with your money.

Wrong. We went to watch some lacrosse. We did not - nor would we ever - give any money to Madlax. Madlax charges its players a monthly fee just to be a part of the club. That's one reason why families ditch Madlax as the kid gets older. Paying an extra $1200 a year gets pretty old.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I saw there and only saw a couple of coaches.

I guess you see only the things you want to see.

The irony in this post is that you were at a Madlax event, directly supporting the program, and lining the owners pocket with your money.

Wrong. We went to watch some lacrosse. We did not - nor would we ever - give any money to Madlax. Madlax charges its players a monthly fee just to be a part of the club. That's one reason why families ditch Madlax as the kid gets older. Paying an extra $1200 a year gets pretty old.

Sure, you did.

[Anonymous]

I went to watch some lacrosse posing as a D1 lacrosse coach. People were nicer to me than my wife.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I saw there and only saw a couple of coaches.

I guess you see only the things you want to see.

The irony in this post is that you were at a Madlax event, directly supporting the program, and lining the owners pocket with your money.

Wrong. We went to watch some lacrosse. We did not - nor would we ever - give any money to Madlax. Madlax charges its players a monthly fee just to be a part of the club. That's one reason why families ditch Madlax as the kid gets older. Paying an extra $1200 a year gets pretty old.

Sure, you did.

Hope you enjoy having your credit card dinged every month. And if you decide to leave? Get ready for 6 extra months of charges.

[Anonymous]

Never lost to Madlax team

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Never lost to Madlax team

Black wolves?