2028 Girls Lacrosse

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll give you the run down: Capital decimated Pride Red, picked up majority of the girls, sprinkled in a few Stars and 3-4 others. Pride was already top 10, now with the new goalie and most of the other pickups, they'll be highly competitive. The Orange team, however, are full of a few remaining pride girls and a number of SSSA girls (who you could argue ONLY made the team due to attending SSSA). There were a number of more talented girls who did not get offers.
I would say the Blue team will be fine, the Orange won't break top 80.

Someone a long time ago asked what you needed to do in advance of Capital tryouts to put you on the short list. The answer is clear 1) Play for Pride (Katie...or whoever runs the program now) can't retain talent once they hit HS and 2) attend SSSA where Kathy Jenkins throws her weight around and gets her sub-par SSSA girls offers.

If true, why would anyone at this level want their daughter to play on a team that has sub-par players who did not earn their way on the team?

I guess you are happy then.

I am challenging the PP not agreeing with him. I can’t help you beyond that but I guess we are going to be on same sidelines so nice to meet you.

[Anonymous]

This is when all the haters that didn’t make it start to point fingers and make excuses. Congrats to all the girls that made the team. Well earned!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is when all the haters that didn’t make it start to point fingers and make excuses. Congrats to all the girls that made the team. Well earned!

Wrong

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll give you the run down: Capital decimated Pride Red, picked up majority of the girls, sprinkled in a few Stars and 3-4 others. Pride was already top 10, now with the new goalie and most of the other pickups, they'll be highly competitive. The Orange team, however, are full of a few remaining pride girls and a number of SSSA girls (who you could argue ONLY made the team due to attending SSSA). There were a number of more talented girls who did not get offers.
I would say the Blue team will be fine, the Orange won't break top 80.

Someone a long time ago asked what you needed to do in advance of Capital tryouts to put you on the short list. The answer is clear 1) Play for Pride (Katie...or whoever runs the program now) can't retain talent once they hit HS and 2) attend SSSA where Kathy Jenkins throws her weight around and gets her sub-par SSSA girls offers.

If true, why would anyone at this level want their daughter to play on a team that has sub-par players who did not earn their way on the team?

This is a lacrosse parent, that may have an axe to grind, but regardless likely has no more lacrosse acumen than watching elementary and middle school lacrosse. You should weigh the input accordingly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is when all the haters that didn’t make it start to point fingers and make excuses. Congrats to all the girls that made the team. Well earned!

Wrong

Agreed. Seemed to start a couple hours ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a bit disappointed to hear who got offers and who didn’t.

Any more context? Or just sour?

1/3 guy was wrong apparently.

So not a single MD player from top 5 club tried out? Interesting. Blue team should be very strong regardless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll give you the run down: Capital decimated Pride Red, picked up majority of the girls, sprinkled in a few Stars and 3-4 others. Pride was already top 10, now with the new goalie and most of the other pickups, they'll be highly competitive. The Orange team, however, are full of a few remaining pride girls and a number of SSSA girls (who you could argue ONLY made the team due to attending SSSA). There were a number of more talented girls who did not get offers.
I would say the Blue team will be fine, the Orange won't break top 80.

Someone a long time ago asked what you needed to do in advance of Capital tryouts to put you on the short list. The answer is clear 1) Play for Pride (Katie...or whoever runs the program now) can't retain talent once they hit HS and 2) attend SSSA where Kathy Jenkins throws her weight around and gets her sub-par SSSA girls offers.

If true, why would anyone at this level want their daughter to play on a team that has sub-par players who did not earn their way on the team?

This is a lacrosse parent, that may have an axe to grind, but regardless likely has no more lacrosse acumen than watching elementary and middle school lacrosse. You should weigh the input accordingly.

To be honest, I have no more lacrosse acumen then watching elementary and middle school lacrosse. My daughter’s skills are in spite of me not because of me. Just did not think the line about SSSAS rang true.

[Anonymous]

My daughter heard several (maybe 6?) girls from Next Level made it. Which makes me think pickings were sliiiiimmmm

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My daughter heard several (maybe 6?) girls from Next Level made it. Which makes me think pickings were sliiiiimmmm

Cap Orange?

[Anonymous]

Made blue or orange?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My daughter heard several (maybe 6?) girls from Next Level made it. Which makes me think pickings were sliiiiimmmm

Kind of a d$ck post.

[Anonymous]

140 girls isn’t exactly slim pickings

[Anonymous]

3 NL girls made Blue

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:3 NL girls made Blue

Good for them. 3 also made Orange. That’s a pretty good showing.

[Anonymous]

So is the blue team 11 pride 6 stars 3 next level and 2 yellow jackets?