2035, 2034, 2033 Girls

[Anonymous]

Unfortunately, some people are because all they care about is the win.

It's one thing to not travel all over the east coast at that age, but it's another to most of the decent tournaments all together. No Impulse, no Live Love Lax. The are going to Origins at least.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, some people are because all they care about is the win.

It's one thing to not travel all over the east coast at that age, but it's another to most of the decent tournaments all together. No Impulse, no Live Love Lax. The are going to Origins at least.

A) ya'll sound like lunatics

B) The two toughest tournaments pre-HS are Lax 4 the Cure and Hershey, HoCo I believe are at both.

C) This thread is about Elementary school lax teams right? lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If HOCO wants to claim they and their younger teams are the real deal, their summer tournament schedules year after year are a funny way to show it. Why does HOCO go to tournaments like Apex Summer Launch, where the field is, to put it kindly, middling or lower level B teams? Any A team could come away the champions. HOCO director seems disillusioned that people are impressed with medals from these random tournaments no real teams go to.

2034s: We’re the best team in the world and no one can stop us.
Also 2034s: Winning rando tournaments by playing a field of the worst teams in the Mid-Atlantic.

Talking to you too 2033s and 2035s.

Why?

You should seek help

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If HOCO wants to claim they and their younger teams are the real deal, their summer tournament schedules year after year are a funny way to show it. Why does HOCO go to tournaments like Apex Summer Launch, where the field is, to put it kindly, middling or lower level B teams? Any A team could come away the champions. HOCO director seems disillusioned that people are impressed with medals from these random tournaments no real teams go to.

2034s: We’re the best team in the world and no one can stop us.
Also 2034s: Winning rando tournaments by playing a field of the worst teams in the Mid-Atlantic.

Talking to you too 2033s and 2035s.

Why?

Super weird take...

Apex Summer Launch 2033 Top Pool was:

BLC Blue - Ranked #5
HoCo Black - Ranked #7
Legends Green - Ranked #11
FLC - Ranked #17

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If HOCO wants to claim they and their younger teams are the real deal, their summer tournament schedules year after year are a funny way to show it. Why does HOCO go to tournaments like Apex Summer Launch, where the field is, to put it kindly, middling or lower level B teams? Any A team could come away the champions. HOCO director seems disillusioned that people are impressed with medals from these random tournaments no real teams go to.

2034s: We’re the best team in the world and no one can stop us.
Also 2034s: Winning rando tournaments by playing a field of the worst teams in the Mid-Atlantic.

Talking to you too 2033s and 2035s.

Why?

Super weird take...

Apex Summer Launch 2033 Top Pool was:

BLC Blue - Ranked #5
HoCo Black - Ranked #7
Legends Green - Ranked #11
FLC - Ranked #17

They’re 100% right about the 2034 and 2035 Apex field.

You are overselling 2033 Apex. It had Stars (NGLL B team) in the A bracket and FLC and North Bay (both 2-6 in NGLL and bottom of A). That was half the A bracket.

HoCo 2034 and 2033 do have Lax for the Cure and Summer Genesis Origins on their schedules. Those will be solid.

Up next though is Apex Coastal for HoCo 2034 and 2035. That’s even worse, by far—if they don’t win the championship, they were struck with a whole team flu.

[Anonymous]

Impulse is the strong early June tournament for these age groups. You should find all the NGLL playoff teams there.

[Anonymous]

What makes up the choice for these young teams to participate in 2 v 3 v 4 v 5 summer tournies? Five seems insane. My daughter is doing 3 but I long for 2.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Impulse is the strong early June tournament for these age groups. You should find all the NGLL playoff teams there.

Impulse is stacked. You can see the teams participating on tourney machine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If HOCO wants to claim they and their younger teams are the real deal, their summer tournament schedules year after year are a funny way to show it. Why does HOCO go to tournaments like Apex Summer Launch, where the field is, to put it kindly, middling or lower level B teams? Any A team could come away the champions. HOCO director seems disillusioned that people are impressed with medals from these random tournaments no real teams go to.

2034s: We’re the best team in the world and no one can stop us.
Also 2034s: Winning rando tournaments by playing a field of the worst teams in the Mid-Atlantic.

Talking to you too 2033s and 2035s.

Why?

Super weird take...

Apex Summer Launch 2033 Top Pool was:

BLC Blue - Ranked #5
HoCo Black - Ranked #7
Legends Green - Ranked #11
FLC - Ranked #17

They’re 100% right about the 2034 and 2035 Apex field.

You are overselling 2033 Apex. It had Stars (NGLL B team) in the A bracket and FLC and North Bay (both 2-6 in NGLL and bottom of A). That was half the A bracket.

HoCo 2034 and 2033 do have Lax for the Cure and Summer Genesis Origins on their schedules. Those will be solid.

Up next though is Apex Coastal for HoCo 2034 and 2035. That’s even worse, by far—if they don’t win the championship, they were struck with a whole team flu.

OP said the tourney had "Lower level B Teams" and "any A team would win the title..." not sure what they are classifying as B vs. A teams, but a tourney that has four top 20 teams in isn't exactly a "rec tourney"

[Anonymous]

Summer Launch 2033:
BLC, HOCO, Legends (all in NGLL A Bracket playoffs) also FLC & NorthBay (NGLL A Bracket).
So what’s the problem?
Didn’t MnD 2033 just win Lax Splash?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What’s interesting about these age groups is th disparity in skill as a team. I can’t tell if it’s the coaching or if some kids on a team haven’t put in the work yet or what. For example what makes the BLC 2033 team so good compared to the others? Is it that they are comfortable passing and finding the open player to score? Is it the talent? Or something else?

Funny, HOCO 2033 beat BLC 2033 in season and just recently in Summer Launch to claim CHAMPIONSHIP.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like a lot of jealousy to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If HOCO wants to claim they and their younger teams are the real deal, their summer tournament schedules year after year are a funny way to show it. Why does HOCO go to tournaments like Apex Summer Launch, where the field is, to put it kindly, middling or lower level B teams? Any A team could come away the champions. HOCO director seems disillusioned that people are impressed with medals from these random tournaments no real teams go to.

2034s: We’re the best team in the world and no one can stop us.
Also 2034s: Winning rando tournaments by playing a field of the worst teams in the Mid-Atlantic.

Talking to you too 2033s and 2035s.

Why?

Didnt you know they need to win every tournament once to build their legacy. Doesnt everyone want to play for a team who has won it ALL ?

[Anonymous]

HOCO enjoys running up the score against a bunch of B teams and then bagging about it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:HOCO enjoys running up the score against a bunch of B teams and then bagging about it

When you live in Howard country what else do you really have?