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Anonymous wrote:All of you arguing for cap are missing the one big fact the SW had that same model of only HS teams in place until they realized players were not leaving there clubs like CM to join SW the way they once were. When they woke up to this and tried to make the adjustment it might have been too late CM now has a foot in the door. If capital doesn’t wake up they will have the same thing happen. Pride already tried it but they just did not have the right people in place. It’s just a matter of when not if capital wake up.

Exactly! Not saying cap blue still isn’t the best team for DC talent right now, just saying that the HS only model is outdated and they need to wake up. Also, as pointed out by a cap family here, they don’t actually help in recruiting. If some program, m&d DC or otherwise, starts attracting young talent, develops well, and starts an actual recruiting pipeline, cap will be in trouble. Look how quickly SW fell off, and they started at a much higher place than cap.

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Anonymous wrote:Capital and M&D DC will split the 29 class making both teams average like they were when they were Pride and NL. M&D DC’s recruiting coordinator may make the difference with the addition of more talent. She may be the best HS coach for recruiting in the area.

So basically taking the M&D DC team that can’t beat any of the Baltimore clubs and making them two mediocre teams (for this area)? I actually think this is what will happen.

It will

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Anonymous wrote:The move is to tryout for M&D/Hero’s after 7th grade. Get in the pipeline before high school.

This…. Capital Orange parent and if I could dokie all over again we would have gone Heros early

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I think Capital helps the girls get recruited, they just don’t develop players. Girls are left to figure out the best way to become good lacrosse players. I thought that was the goal of the travel program? To teach girls lacrosse and make them better?

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Anonymous wrote:Capital and M&D DC will split the 29 class making both teams average like they were when they were Pride and NL. M&D DC’s recruiting coordinator may make the difference with the addition of more talent. She may be the best HS coach for recruiting in the area.

The best of M&DDC will try out for Capital. Book it!

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Anonymous wrote:All of you arguing for cap are missing the one big fact the SW had that same model of only HS teams in place until they realized players were not leaving there clubs like CM to join SW the way they once were. When they woke up to this and tried to make the adjustment it might have been too late CM now has a foot in the door. If capital doesn’t wake up they will have the same thing happen. Pride already tried it but they just did not have the right people in place. It’s just a matter of when not if capital wake up.

Exactly! Not saying cap blue still isn’t the best team for DC talent right now, just saying that the HS only model is outdated and they need to wake up. Also, as pointed out by a cap family here, they don’t actually help in recruiting. If some program, m&d DC or otherwise, starts attracting young talent, develops well, and starts an actual recruiting pipeline, cap will be in trouble. Look how quickly SW fell off, and they started at a much higher place than cap.

My kid played for Capital Blue and the club’s recruiting director was spectacular. Parents of the better players on the team will all say the same. Anyone who says otherwise is either a MD club rep shill or a delusional Cap parent who thought their kid was the next Charlotte North and set unreasonable expectations. Not all players are the same and not all will go top D1.

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Anonymous wrote:All of you arguing for cap are missing the one big fact the SW had that same model of only HS teams in place until they realized players were not leaving there clubs like CM to join SW the way they once were. When they woke up to this and tried to make the adjustment it might have been too late CM now has a foot in the door. If capital doesn’t wake up they will have the same thing happen. Pride already tried it but they just did not have the right people in place. It’s just a matter of when not if capital wake up.

Exactly! Not saying cap blue still isn’t the best team for DC talent right now, just saying that the HS only model is outdated and they need to wake up. Also, as pointed out by a cap family here, they don’t actually help in recruiting. If some program, m&d DC or otherwise, starts attracting young talent, develops well, and starts an actual recruiting pipeline, cap will be in trouble. Look how quickly SW fell off, and they started at a much higher place than cap.

My kid played for Capital Blue and the club’s recruiting director was spectacular. Parents of the better players on the team will all say the same. Anyone who says otherwise is either a MD club rep shill or a delusional Cap parent who thought their kid was the next Charlotte North and set unreasonable expectations. Not all players are the same and not all will go top D1.

MD parents are likely agreeing that Capital is superior to M&D DC.

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Anonymous wrote:All of you arguing for cap are missing the one big fact the SW had that same model of only HS teams in place until they realized players were not leaving there clubs like CM to join SW the way they once were. When they woke up to this and tried to make the adjustment it might have been too late CM now has a foot in the door. If capital doesn’t wake up they will have the same thing happen. Pride already tried it but they just did not have the right people in place. It’s just a matter of when not if capital wake up.

Exactly! Not saying cap blue still isn’t the best team for DC talent right now, just saying that the HS only model is outdated and they need to wake up. Also, as pointed out by a cap family here, they don’t actually help in recruiting. If some program, m&d DC or otherwise, starts attracting young talent, develops well, and starts an actual recruiting pipeline, cap will be in trouble. Look how quickly SW fell off, and they started at a much higher place than cap.

My kid played for Capital Blue and the club’s recruiting director was spectacular. Parents of the better players on the team will all say the same. Anyone who says otherwise is either a MD club rep shill or a delusional Cap parent who thought their kid was the next Charlotte North and set unreasonable expectations. Not all players are the same and not all will go top D1.

MD parents are likely agreeing that Capital is superior to M&D DC.

For the moment but how long that stays true with the current model is the question...

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Anonymous wrote:All of you arguing for cap are missing the one big fact the SW had that same model of only HS teams in place until they realized players were not leaving there clubs like CM to join SW the way they once were. When they woke up to this and tried to make the adjustment it might have been too late CM now has a foot in the door. If capital doesn’t wake up they will have the same thing happen. Pride already tried it but they just did not have the right people in place. It’s just a matter of when not if capital wake up.

Exactly! Not saying cap blue still isn’t the best team for DC talent right now, just saying that the HS only model is outdated and they need to wake up. Also, as pointed out by a cap family here, they don’t actually help in recruiting. If some program, m&d DC or otherwise, starts attracting young talent, develops well, and starts an actual recruiting pipeline, cap will be in trouble. Look how quickly SW fell off, and they started at a much higher place than cap.

My kid played for Capital Blue and the club’s recruiting director was spectacular. Parents of the better players on the team will all say the same. Anyone who says otherwise is either a MD club rep shill or a delusional Cap parent who thought their kid was the next Charlotte North and set unreasonable expectations. Not all players are the same and not all will go top D1.

MD parents are likely agreeing that Capital is superior to M&D DC.

For the moment but how long that stays true with the current model is the question...

I don’t think MD DC will be the org to do it. The have one good team with the 29s and they will get dismantled next year. Their 30s are ranked 111. No one is leaving teams to join that. Perhaps if BLC were to add a high school division they could give cap a run for their money as they consistently have good teams.

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Anonymous wrote:All of you arguing for cap are missing the one big fact the SW had that same model of only HS teams in place until they realized players were not leaving there clubs like CM to join SW the way they once were. When they woke up to this and tried to make the adjustment it might have been too late CM now has a foot in the door. If capital doesn’t wake up they will have the same thing happen. Pride already tried it but they just did not have the right people in place. It’s just a matter of when not if capital wake up.

Exactly! Not saying cap blue still isn’t the best team for DC talent right now, just saying that the HS only model is outdated and they need to wake up. Also, as pointed out by a cap family here, they don’t actually help in recruiting. If some program, m&d DC or otherwise, starts attracting young talent, develops well, and starts an actual recruiting pipeline, cap will be in trouble. Look how quickly SW fell off, and they started at a much higher place than cap.

My kid played for Capital Blue and the club’s recruiting director was spectacular. Parents of the better players on the team will all say the same. Anyone who says otherwise is either a MD club rep shill or a delusional Cap parent who thought their kid was the next Charlotte North and set unreasonable expectations. Not all players are the same and not all will go top D1.

MD parents are likely agreeing that Capital is superior to M&D DC.

For the moment but how long that stays true with the current model is the question...

I don’t think MD DC will be the org to do it. The have one good team with the 29s and they will get dismantled next year. Their 30s are ranked 111. No one is leaving teams to join that. Perhaps if BLC were to add a high school division they could give cap a run for their money as they consistently have good teams.

If BLC continued into HS then that would be the death of Capital. BLC is the only club that as been able to retain talent and contend with MD teams below the HS level. Where would the talent come from that feeds into Capital.

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Anonymous wrote:All of you arguing for cap are missing the one big fact the SW had that same model of only HS teams in place until they realized players were not leaving there clubs like CM to join SW the way they once were. When they woke up to this and tried to make the adjustment it might have been too late CM now has a foot in the door. If capital doesn’t wake up they will have the same thing happen. Pride already tried it but they just did not have the right people in place. It’s just a matter of when not if capital wake up.

Exactly! Not saying cap blue still isn’t the best team for DC talent right now, just saying that the HS only model is outdated and they need to wake up. Also, as pointed out by a cap family here, they don’t actually help in recruiting. If some program, m&d DC or otherwise, starts attracting young talent, develops well, and starts an actual recruiting pipeline, cap will be in trouble. Look how quickly SW fell off, and they started at a much higher place than cap.

My kid played for Capital Blue and the club’s recruiting director was spectacular. Parents of the better players on the team will all say the same. Anyone who says otherwise is either a MD club rep shill or a delusional Cap parent who thought their kid was the next Charlotte North and set unreasonable expectations. Not all players are the same and not all will go top D1.

MD parents are likely agreeing that Capital is superior to M&D DC.

For the moment but how long that stays true with the current model is the question...

I don’t think MD DC will be the org to do it. The have one good team with the 29s and they will get dismantled next year. Their 30s are ranked 111. No one is leaving teams to join that. Perhaps if BLC were to add a high school division they could give cap a run for their money as they consistently have good teams.

I think M&D DC parents can look at M&D Shore, identical sitation, take an avg club, rebrand it with M&D. End of day, yes, M&D can help get you into better tournaments and kids can say "M&D" on their tryout resumes but its not going to increase odds for recruiting to top colleges.

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Many of you are very naive to believe playing D1 athletics is a given based on your club name. Your child must be a good lacrosse player or have intangibles which predicts some lacrosse success in the future. Those girls on these teams you speak of are GREAT lacrosse players.

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I think the bottom line that everyone is talking about is finding a place that will help develop players that will set them up for success as they get older. No club is going to check all of those boxes. So much of that has to be done on your own or you find a place or someone who can do that. Which is a challenge in this area.

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Anonymous wrote:All of you arguing for cap are missing the one big fact the SW had that same model of only HS teams in place until they realized players were not leaving there clubs like CM to join SW the way they once were. When they woke up to this and tried to make the adjustment it might have been too late CM now has a foot in the door. If capital doesn’t wake up they will have the same thing happen. Pride already tried it but they just did not have the right people in place. It’s just a matter of when not if capital wake up.

Exactly! Not saying cap blue still isn’t the best team for DC talent right now, just saying that the HS only model is outdated and they need to wake up. Also, as pointed out by a cap family here, they don’t actually help in recruiting. If some program, m&d DC or otherwise, starts attracting young talent, develops well, and starts an actual recruiting pipeline, cap will be in trouble. Look how quickly SW fell off, and they started at a much higher place than cap.

My kid played for Capital Blue and the club’s recruiting director was spectacular. Parents of the better players on the team will all say the same. Anyone who says otherwise is either a MD club rep shill or a delusional Cap parent who thought their kid was the next Charlotte North and set unreasonable expectations. Not all players are the same and not all will go top D1.

MD parents are likely agreeing that Capital is superior to M&D DC.

For the moment but how long that stays true with the current model is the question...

I don’t think MD DC will be the org to do it. The have one good team with the 29s and they will get dismantled next year. Their 30s are ranked 111. No one is leaving teams to join that. Perhaps if BLC were to add a high school division they could give cap a run for their money as they consistently have good teams.

If BLC continued into HS then that would be the death of Capital. BLC is the only club that as been able to retain talent and contend with MD teams below the HS level. Where would the talent come from that feeds into Capital.

Ask Pride 23 and 24 parents if they had to do it all over again what would they have done. Some of the best talent stayed with Pride and the recruiting results were disappointing to say the least. Capital 23s and 24s, on the other hand, landed at some of the best programs. Capital will find their talent, develop and turn them into recruiting successes.

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Anonymous wrote:All of you arguing for cap are missing the one big fact the SW had that same model of only HS teams in place until they realized players were not leaving there clubs like CM to join SW the way they once were. When they woke up to this and tried to make the adjustment it might have been too late CM now has a foot in the door. If capital doesn’t wake up they will have the same thing happen. Pride already tried it but they just did not have the right people in place. It’s just a matter of when not if capital wake up.

Exactly! Not saying cap blue still isn’t the best team for DC talent right now, just saying that the HS only model is outdated and they need to wake up. Also, as pointed out by a cap family here, they don’t actually help in recruiting. If some program, m&d DC or otherwise, starts attracting young talent, develops well, and starts an actual recruiting pipeline, cap will be in trouble. Look how quickly SW fell off, and they started at a much higher place than cap.

My kid played for Capital Blue and the club’s recruiting director was spectacular. Parents of the better players on the team will all say the same. Anyone who says otherwise is either a MD club rep shill or a delusional Cap parent who thought their kid was the next Charlotte North and set unreasonable expectations. Not all players are the same and not all will go top D1.

MD parents are likely agreeing that Capital is superior to M&D DC.

For the moment but how long that stays true with the current model is the question...

I don’t think MD DC will be the org to do it. The have one good team with the 29s and they will get dismantled next year. Their 30s are ranked 111. No one is leaving teams to join that. Perhaps if BLC were to add a high school division they could give cap a run for their money as they consistently have good teams.

If BLC continued into HS then that would be the death of Capital. BLC is the only club that as been able to retain talent and contend with MD teams below the HS level. Where would the talent come from that feeds into Capital.

Ask Pride 23 and 24 parents if they had to do it all over again what would they have done. Some of the best talent stayed with Pride and the recruiting results were disappointing to say the least. Capital 23s and 24s, on the other hand, landed at some of the best programs. Capital will find their talent, develop and turn them into recruiting successes.

Was Pride the problem? Or maybe it was because the Capital players were better than the Pride players.