Meanwhile, 2 of the tallest girls on DD team are 2 of the youngest. And the shortest player is the 2nd oldest. |
This would certainly be a revelation to me, but I didn’t actually think this was a thing. According to this thread, it’s becoming normalized. |
Similar circumstances on our team. |
Same, the 5’9” girl on our 2030 team just turned 12. I wouldn’t make too many assumptions about the ages of your competitors based on heughts. M&D always beats our team because they are better at playing lacrosse, there is no cheating that I know of. |
height at this age is tricky....the tallest girls may be done growing or they may not...you never know |
Mnd girls are tall. Don't really care about that. I care more about what speed and agility program they are doing. They are fast |
It’s called having 90 girls at tryouts and picking the most athletic |
It’s not about the tryouts. They have built a system with great coaching and top players from all over and they go recruit who they want to add all year long. There are no surprises coming out of tryouts. |
So its about tryouts yes, they pull from all over. Its not about "agility and speed workouts". Its the M&D system of pulling kids from 8-9 counties and soon from other states. Those that can't keep up go to Red. |
I guess the other PP meant that it’s not the tryouts that you pay to show up to with 90 others, you’re trying out when you play against them and they offer you outside of tryouts if you’re dominant. |
Some of the most impressive, skilled, athletic girls in the NGLL A division are not tall. Maturing faster than your peers is a short term advantage. |
Did they really get 90 girls at their tryouts? That's a lot. |
Not only that, but tryouts were over the course of many days for 3 hours. |
I don't think anyone denying that, but obviously the 5'9 Draw taker is going to have the advantage over the 5'3 Draw taker right, specifically at 7th grade level. |
what you all think of Chesapeake and MidAtlantic schedule? |