Private School Lacrosse Thread

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes players want to know where their former teammates or current school classmates ended up (without having to ask "did you make ___ 2021" team?)

No, please. It's the nosey parents who want to know. My son did not know who played on other club teams nor did he care. He barely cared who was on his own club team.

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes players want to know where their former teammates or current school classmates ended up (without having to ask "did you make ___ 2021" team?)

No, please. It's the nosey parents who want to know. My son did not know who played on other club teams nor did he care. He barely cared who was on his own club team.

That is not something to be proud of.

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Anonymous wrote:lacrosse is becoming a complete joke.

you have mommy and daddy gossiping now who made the local club team.

signed from a mother whose son played at a D1 school and hung up his cleats after his sophomore season.

Are you kidding me? Have you been exposed to the basketball AAU or soccer academy scenes. Parents fretting, obsessing over who made the team. You can say this about any sport these days. I feel bad for the program directors. I can only imagine the discussions they are subjected to off-line by rabid helicopter parents.

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Anonymous wrote:Now I see it --thanks!

Has Madlax, DCE, BW or NL posted rosters yet?

DC Express and Blackwolf will never post their rosters. It's weird, but that's them.

Why do you need to know the rosters? So, you can trash the kids?

I know college coaches take a look at the rosters of the top club teams.

Yes, they do. But they don't surf the Internet for them. The rosters are given to them by clubs and/or at events that supply them.

There are many sites that list rosters and club team information, paid for by the clubs, with college coaches and showcase people as the intended audience.

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Anonymous wrote:Capital Lax Club results for class of 2021 - approx. 28 Stars players, 6 Pride Players.

Since the results are not posted yet, if this is true it's coming from a Capital insider. Don't you think you'd work on your own political turmoil that is going on inside the organization, rather than focus on MS club matriculation?

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Anonymous wrote:Capital Lax Club results for class of 2021 - approx. 28 Stars players, 6 Pride Players.

Since the results are not posted yet, if this is true it's coming from a Capital insider. Don't you think you'd work on your own political turmoil that is going on inside the organization, rather than focus on MS club matriculation?

What political turmoil? Signed mom to 2022 hopeful

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Anonymous wrote:Capital Lax Club results for class of 2021 - approx. 28 Stars players, 6 Pride Players.

Since the results are not posted yet, if this is true it's coming from a Capital insider. Don't you think you'd work on your own political turmoil that is going on inside the organization, rather than focus on MS club matriculation?

Not true, easily just a parent that year who knows all the kids and hears the girls talk.

Also, Capital isnt in any turmoil. You just sound sour.

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Anonymous wrote:Capital Lax Club results for class of 2021 - approx. 28 Stars players, 6 Pride Players.

Since the results are not posted yet, if this is true it's coming from a Capital insider. Don't you think you'd work on your own political turmoil that is going on inside the organization, rather than focus on MS club matriculation?

There is no political turmoil inside Capital. This is a sour grapes parent. Move on.

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes players want to know where their former teammates or current school classmates ended up (without having to ask "did you make ___ 2021" team?)

No, please. It's the nosey parents who want to know. My son did not know who played on other club teams nor did he care. He barely cared who was on his own club team.

That is not something to be proud of.

Yes, it is. It shows the kid is grounded and not worried about status. Sounds like your son has a good head on his shoulders.

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes players want to know where their former teammates or current school classmates ended up (without having to ask "did you make ___ 2021" team?)

No, please. It's the nosey parents who want to know. My son did not know who played on other club teams nor did he care. He barely cared who was on his own club team.

That is not something to be proud of.

Yes, it is. It shows the kid is grounded and not worried about status. Sounds like your son has a good head on his shoulders.

I agree with prior poster - what kind of teammate "barely cares" about who was on his own team.

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes players want to know where their former teammates or current school classmates ended up (without having to ask "did you make ___ 2021" team?)

No, please. It's the nosey parents who want to know. My son did not know who played on other club teams nor did he care. He barely cared who was on his own club team.

That is not something to be proud of.

Yes, it is. It shows the kid is grounded and not worried about status. Sounds like your son has a good head on his shoulders.

I agree with prior poster - what kind of teammate "barely cares" about who was on his own team.

So wanting to know who is on the roster now equals status? LOL. Seriously some people need to get a grip.

How about simply kids want to know what other kids made the team? Newsflash - Club coaches don't announce results in front of everyone. It's usually a process of sending out rounds of invites to their top choices, 2nd choices, etc. down the line.

And what is wrong if parents want to know who is on the club? Unlike your son, as a parent I would like to know the level of talent the club is bringing in and retaining. I'm not spending $x,xxx to have my son play with B and rec level players. Get it? That won't get him better, they won't play in better tourneys, etc. etc.

Not caring doesn't show anything about being grounded. It shows a lack of maturity.

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Anonymous wrote:Sometimes players want to know where their former teammates or current school classmates ended up (without having to ask "did you make ___ 2021" team?)

No, please. It's the nosey parents who want to know. My son did not know who played on other club teams nor did he care. He barely cared who was on his own club team.

That is not something to be proud of.

Yes, it is. It shows the kid is grounded and not worried about status. Sounds like your son has a good head on his shoulders.

I agree with prior poster - what kind of teammate "barely cares" about who was on his own team.

Exactly. I barely care who is my son's teacher. I barely care about my boss. I barely care about who is running this country. I barely care who my son or daughter hangs out with and considers friends. In other words, I barely care cause I only care about MYSELF.

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Anonymous wrote:lacrosse is becoming a complete joke.

you have mommy and daddy gossiping now who made the local club team.

signed from a mother whose son played at a D1 school and hung up his cleats after his sophomore season.

You can insert any sport into your first sentence. Congratulations, welcome to 2017!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes players want to know where their former teammates or current school classmates ended up (without having to ask "did you make ___ 2021" team?)

When our high school's coaches and player scout another team in advance of a game, one thing I know they do is figure out who the club players are. There is a strong presumption that those will be the impact players on any given high school team.