2028 Girls Lacrosse

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Anonymous wrote:So what tournaments are the capital teams playing in. Are we going to see them in the tougher brackets?

2027 capital team played in the 2nd tier of brackets last Fall and Summer. Expect the same for 2028.

Looking at Capital’s unreal recruiting success at ‘26, I sincerely hope the ‘27s move up to the top tier of tournaments to maximize their exposure to recruiters.

The 27s played top teams all year, arguably better competition than the 26s. Gussie knows what she's doing.
The 26s need worry about scoring more than 5+ goals a game or half the team or more isn't going anywhere.

This did not age well.
😂

It was a typo. Which has already been posted. Someone was complaining about the 27s' competition level, so merely pointed out it was the same as the previous year's. The 27s averaged 5-6 gpg.
[crying face]

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:is this at 355 pages after the first thread was closed? Can't wait for everyone to come back to this thread two years from now when the 28s from Capital are getting recruited

Pack a lunch with that sleeping bag

Yes, I do not get this.

Is it too late to get in on the lunch order?

[Anonymous]

What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

I thought what mattered most was the club you played for?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

I thought what mattered most was the club you played for?

it is - again many private school girls on other clubs not yet recruited and two public school kids on Capital Orange that are going to Colgate and William & Mary

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

Lots of public school players in MD and VA go to Division 1 schools every single year. You need a new hobby.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

I thought what mattered most was the club you played for?

This is incorrect. What matters most is whether they can play. Once that box is checked, getting seen by coach(es) at schools of interest is next. Various entities can help with this, most definitely club is one of them, but there are myriad ways of doing it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

I thought what mattered most was the club you played for?

This is incorrect. What matters most is whether they can play. Once that box is checked, getting seen by coach(es) at schools of interest is next. Various entities can help with this, most definitely club is one of them, but there are myriad ways of doing it.

+1

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

Lots of public school players in MD and VA go to Division 1 schools every single year. You need a new hobby.

+10000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

Lots of public school players in MD and VA go to Division 1 schools every single year. You need a new hobby.

ClubLacross.org has a good database of player commitments. For the 2026s, there are 73 girls committed from DC, MD, and VA who have the name of their high school shown in the data currently.

Of the 73, there are 61, or 84% of the total, from private schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

Lots of public school players in MD and VA go to Division 1 schools every single year. You need a new hobby.

ClubLacross.org has a good database of player commitments. For the 2026s, there are 73 girls committed from DC, MD, and VA who have the name of their high school shown in the data currently.

Of the 73, there are 61, or 84% of the total, from private schools.

Now do 2025. Or any other year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

Lots of public school players in MD and VA go to Division 1 schools every single year. You need a new hobby.

ClubLacross.org has a good database of player commitments. For the 2026s, there are 73 girls committed from DC, MD, and VA who have the name of their high school shown in the data currently.

Of the 73, there are 61, or 84% of the total, from private schools.

Now do 2025. Or any other year.

Let me get right on that after I grab some lunch. Should I pick something up for you? My treat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

Lots of public school players in MD and VA go to Division 1 schools every single year. You need a new hobby.

ClubLacross.org has a good database of player commitments. For the 2026s, there are 73 girls committed from DC, MD, and VA who have the name of their high school shown in the data currently.

Of the 73, there are 61, or 84% of the total, from private schools.

Now do 2025. Or any other year.

Let me get right on that after I grab some lunch. Should I pick something up for you? My treat.

Ham and cheese on rye, mustard, no mayo. Pick up a sleeping bag for yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What stands out most to me with the ‘26 Capital Blue Team is that all of the commits thus far attend private schools.

Yup that would be because it is the private schools which are coaching these girls at the highest level. I hope your daughter attends a private school or you can kiss her D1 dreams goodbye.

Lots of public school players in MD and VA go to Division 1 schools every single year. You need a new hobby.

ClubLacross.org has a good database of player commitments. For the 2026s, there are 73 girls committed from DC, MD, and VA who have the name of their high school shown in the data currently.

Of the 73, there are 61, or 84% of the total, from private schools.

A couple of things. Public school lacrosse is bad. Period. Its bad play. There are great players in that league of course, elite players, yes but its no comparision to the IAAM.

As stated, club is the key to college.