DMV (Including Baltimore) Recruiting Data

[Anonymous]

I've got some time on my hands and wanted to put together a list of commits for the local teams (just numbers, not specifics). As someone done with the process, I figured this could be helpful for those looking at the long game. So far I have the following Clubs. Any I'm missing or you'd like to see included?

Capital
MC Elite
Next Level
Pride
Rebels
YJ MidAtlantic
HoCo
Hero's
M&D
Sky Walkers
Maryland United

[Anonymous]

Girls or boys? Should be specific.

Also, to get the true data you will likely need to comb college rosters as not everything gets posted (since it is self reporting).

[Anonymous]

It would be useful for boys and girls. Inside Lacrosse is usually up to date, at least for boys.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Girls or boys? Should be specific.

Also, to get the true data you will likely need to comb college rosters as not everything gets posted (since it is self reporting).

It won't be exact, but I'll compile from a couple sources. And while some of the clubs I listed have both girls and boys, I should have clarified, for girls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've got some time on my hands and wanted to put together a list of commits for the local teams (just numbers, not specifics). As someone done with the process, I figured this could be helpful for those looking at the long game. So far I have the following Clubs. Any I'm missing or you'd like to see included?

Capital
MC Elite
Next Level
Pride
Rebels
YJ MidAtlantic
HoCo
Hero's
M&D
Sky Walkers
Maryland United

If you are including MD teams, I’d include Crush and Coppermine. Having said that, there is a huge disparity in quality of club, recruiting history and talent between the clubs you list.

[Anonymous]

Coppermine

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've got some time on my hands and wanted to put together a list of commits for the local teams (just numbers, not specifics). As someone done with the process, I figured this could be helpful for those looking at the long game. So far I have the following Clubs. Any I'm missing or you'd like to see included?

Capital
MC Elite
Next Level
Pride
Rebels
YJ MidAtlantic
HoCo
Hero's
M&D
Sky Walkers
Maryland United

If you are including MD teams, I’d include Crush and Coppermine. Having said that, there is a huge disparity in quality of club, recruiting history and talent between the clubs you list.

I know...a lot of people asking about clubs so want to put actual data out there for those looking to the future (and Coppermine is a good one to include, although their past recruiting numbers will be low - I suspect they will start improving, especially with the 28 class). A lot of clubs putting out empty promises trying to persuade girls (and parents) to jump ship. Just want to provide some data for those that are considering it. I've seen a good friend's kid jump to a new team and has regretted the decision (a 2026 so remains to be seen if it pays off, but I suspect not based on feedback).

[Anonymous]

I plan on starting doing 23s/24s/25s for now. Happy to add older if interested...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've got some time on my hands and wanted to put together a list of commits for the local teams (just numbers, not specifics). As someone done with the process, I figured this could be helpful for those looking at the long game. So far I have the following Clubs. Any I'm missing or you'd like to see included?

Capital
MC Elite
Next Level
Pride
Rebels
YJ MidAtlantic
HoCo
Hero's
M&D
Sky Walkers
Maryland United

If you are including MD teams, I’d include Crush and Coppermine. Having said that, there is a huge disparity in quality of club, recruiting history and talent between the clubs you list.

I know...a lot of people asking about clubs so want to put actual data out there for those looking to the future (and Coppermine is a good one to include, although their past recruiting numbers will be low - I suspect they will start improving, especially with the 28 class). A lot of clubs putting out empty promises trying to persuade girls (and parents) to jump ship. Just want to provide some data for those that are considering it. I've seen a good friend's kid jump to a new team and has regretted the decision (a 2026 so remains to be seen if it pays off, but I suspect not based on feedback).

I’d add there are also clubs who are and have been making false promises to keep girls from jumping ship.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I plan on starting doing 23s/24s/25s for now. Happy to add older if interested...

going back to 2020s, the girls who just graduated and also got screwed with COVID, tells a much better picture. Would love to see a column of where the girl played in MS (huge development years that leads to HS recruiting success), a column of HS, and what state. Personally would be helpful to just see the list focusing on DMV clubs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I plan on starting doing 23s/24s/25s for now. Happy to add older if interested...

going back to 2020s, the girls who just graduated and also got screwed with COVID, tells a much better picture. Would love to see a column of where the girl played in MS (huge development years that leads to HS recruiting success), a column of HS, and what state. Personally would be helpful to just see the list focusing on DMV clubs.

We'll see...just finished 2025 and took a lot longer than anticipated. Kind of tough to go back and figure out where girls played prior to HS. Not sure I can pull rosters from individual years. Some clubs don't even have current rosters posted (looking at you Capital).