Is it hard to get a LAX scholarship?

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Anonymous wrote:NESCAC harder than the Ivies I hear

Ivies are way harder. Not even close

Ivies have lost their shine. Overpriced progressive indoctrination centers. Head south.

Not a lot of lacrosse options in the south UNC Duke Jax queens and Mercer only schools with D1 teams south of VA

This is wildly inaccurate. Way more D1 programs then that

Not really. PP only missed High Point.

Winthrop, Keenesaw State, Florida State, Clemson, University of Florida.... should I stop?

No one of those schools have D1 lacrosse programs.

You never said mens programs dummy. Im listing out womens programs. Maybe be more clearer.

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Do most schools stack merit, athletic and need?

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Anyone know what schools for a D3 that stack? athletic and merit scholarships? where could you find information on this?

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D3 by NCAA rules do not give athletic scholarships.

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Anonymous wrote:I see folks doing clubs etc spending thousands trying to get a LAX scholarship. Is it necessary. To be good of course an absolute necessity. But to get achooorship?

Only ask as I never played Lacrosse in HS. At college Freshman year I was approached to be on team with scholarship. I thought it was scam but met with coach. He said I sent players out to find practice team folks. Told him never played. He said you ran track HS and around six foot two inch. You stand in middle and try to block stars in practice. I show form to Mom as wanted parental sign off. She reads they are not liable any injuries, they can drop me anytime, 20 hours a week practice, not Allowed job during season.

You are a tackling/crash test dummy no way. So I could get it but at what price.

DCUM will tell you it is necessary it is not.

One of mine played Division 1 Lax men. He never did a travel team. He walked onto his HS team at 9th grade never playing before this is a team that won states many times over. We as his parents had no interest in him playing in college and could have cared less about HS.

Education is more important in our house. However our DS decided playing in college would be something he wanted. He took care of everything.

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Anonymous wrote:NESCAC harder than the Ivies I hear

Ivies are way harder. Not even close

Academic bar is typically higher at the top NESCACs. Lacrosse bar is generally higher at the Ivies but there is usually overlap between the top NESCAC teams and the bottom Ivies.

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how are the scholarships at D2

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Anonymous wrote:how are the scholarships at D2

From what I hear they spread their money out so lots of partial scholarships.