Yes, his goal is turn the program around. |
They told us it was 4 hours a night. Yipes! That is more vs what undergrad requires. |
Sidwell. Look at their record and if you can do the academics…. |
I 100% agree with this assessment of SAES. There is academic space for a wide variety of students. If they want the rigor, it is there and easily accessible. The basketball team has a good reputation and does a fair bit of recruiting. Seems like they are always practicing - even in the off season. But I'm guessing it's the same at other schools. |
JV usually takes everyone that wants to play but isn't ready for varsity. They do not cut for JV. |
You only studied 4 hours a day in undergrad? Yipes! |
Has he recruited some new players in? This is so exciting! I wish him well. |
Ivy grad here, not PP. I studied about 2-3 hours a night, if that. My high school required 4-5 hours a night. |
DP. Where did you go to school that you studied 4+ hours daily? |
I am not aware of any new recruits yet but he has certainly added a new seriousness and rigor to the program. It would be great to see GDS’s program rise in the coming years. |
Potomac makes cuts. |
We went to these meetings and talked to current parents. Heard nothing similar to this. |
Burke. The AD is the MS Basketball Coach and a long time PE teachers is the Varsity Coach. The JV coach is the father of the assistant AD. They JV and Varsity teams had their best season in years last year. |
The best schools for player development when it comes to basketball are going to be New Hope Academy, Gillion Academy, the St James Academy, etc. |
Those aren't schools. |