2028 Girls Lacrosse

[Anonymous]

Could be slow server, spam filter, or sometimes they go out in a particular order. Don't read much into it yet. We've seen them trickle over a few hours in the past with the full range of news (yes, blue, orange, no, waitlist, etc).



They tell you when you’re waitlisted?

[Anonymous]

Did ‘no’ emails go out or do you just assume if you didn’t get an email it’s no?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All things being equal, those who paid Healthy Baller a ton of money for training and paid money to attend the clinics definitely had a leg up on those who did not.

Not necessarily. Many girls doing years of HB clinics did not make a team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For those of us with kids who don’t get a call, which is about 65% of the girls there last night, where is everyone going to tryout? What is the next best option?

If you don’t want to wait for Pride (which is going to take a big hit) and are willing to travel the MD boards make it seem like lots of uncertainty and movement happening. SW M&D and MDU seem like possibilities depending on your daughter’s skill level.

[Anonymous]

Stars has a tryout on Wednesday. For the 2027s, they are definitely the next local option after Cap. If you don’t want to travel to SW or Heroes to play on their B team, I think that’s better than the other local choices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did ‘no’ emails go out or do you just assume if you didn’t get an email it’s no?

What I am seeing is all welcome emails and wait list emails are out. The No emails will come out once all roster spots are locked in and accepted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For those of us with kids who don’t get a call, which is about 65% of the girls there last night, where is everyone going to tryout? What is the next best option?

If you don’t want to wait for Pride (which is going to take a big hit) and are willing to travel the MD boards make it seem like lots of uncertainty and movement happening. SW M&D and MDU seem like possibilities depending on your daughter’s skill level.

I hear Pride will have big numbers for tryouts. Lots of people looking for something better and more competitive. We’ll see soon enough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stars has a tryout on Wednesday. For the 2027s, they are definitely the next local option after Cap. If you don’t want to travel to SW or Heroes to play on their B team, I think that’s better than the other local choices.

Pride is a better option than high school stars.

[Anonymous]

Not according to the 27s

[Anonymous]

So people have not had flat out rejections today?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not according to the 27s

Good job cherry picking one year. Pride > Stars

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So people have not had flat out rejections today?

The poster at 10:16 this morning said they got a rejection.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not according to the 27s

Good job cherry picking one year. Pride > Stars

I think this used to be true but not anymore. Stars is known as the Capital C team and when they need players they will grab from there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any idea how many girls were there? My daughter said there were so many girls it was hard to show any lacrosse skills. Seems like a lot of the decision will be based on the combine and previous knowledge of the girls. Any one else get the same feedback from their DD?

My DD estimated 120-ish girls. Seemed to her that some of the drills were overcrowded and hard to stand out, but some of the smaller smaller drills provided better opportunities.

Anyone know how many goalies were at tryouts?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any idea how many girls were there? My daughter said there were so many girls it was hard to show any lacrosse skills. Seems like a lot of the decision will be based on the combine and previous knowledge of the girls. Any one else get the same feedback from their DD?

My DD estimated 120-ish girls. Seemed to her that some of the drills were overcrowded and hard to stand out, but some of the smaller smaller drills provided better opportunities.

Anyone know how many goalies were at tryouts?

I was told 6