2028 Girls Lacrosse

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Anonymous wrote:Yet, 2 or 3 girls a year all leave Pride in 8th grade for Stars. I bet they're parents are taking with KJ about it right now. You'll start hearing the rumors from other parents any day.

They may not be the top girls however. And it may have less to do with Capital than to do with SSSA

That is an excellent point. I think it does our girls well by not joining forces until high school. And, oddly enough, they have started to enjoy beating each other up on the field and then talking about it when the game is over. Shows their true competitiveness

They will be fine at Capital as long as the majority of the Pride girls do go to Capital

I agree, you don’t need to be at Stars to makeBlue, but it does put you directly in front of the 28 Blue coach. That’s all I’m saying

The resilience of this theme on this thread is truly remarkable. An amazing need to jockey, or see who might be jockeying, among the parents in the DMV. Seems like focus should be on preparing for Summer Genesis Origins this week. I mean, Capital tryouts are in 13 months, right?

In any event, the Capital 28 coach and CLC decision-makers have a good sense of the talent pool and what clubs they are playing for this year and next. Agree strongly with the point that it's not necessary to be on Stars to make Capital, as well as the suggestion that maximizing touches and time with the ball in your stick in game play in middle school is beneficial.

Is there any way we can give this a rest and talk about actual upcoming games--at least until some of the best players in the DMV are together at American Select next month?

Agreed. Kind of tired of hearing about it. But if you think it is bad now, just wait for all the speculation next year. It is going to be hilarious

I’d like to take odds on Stars Dad (“SD”) being removed from his daughter’s next game. I’d say SD is even money to get the boot.

No way I’ve learned my lesson.
New Tournament-New Me.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yet, 2 or 3 girls a year all leave Pride in 8th grade for Stars. I bet they're parents are taking with KJ about it right now. You'll start hearing the rumors from other parents any day.

They may not be the top girls however. And it may have less to do with Capital than to do with SSSA

That is an excellent point. I think it does our girls well by not joining forces until high school. And, oddly enough, they have started to enjoy beating each other up on the field and then talking about it when the game is over. Shows their true competitiveness

They will be fine at Capital as long as the majority of the Pride girls do go to Capital

I agree, you don’t need to be at Stars to makeBlue, but it does put you directly in front of the 28 Blue coach. That’s all I’m saying

The resilience of this theme on this thread is truly remarkable. An amazing need to jockey, or see who might be jockeying, among the parents in the DMV. Seems like focus should be on preparing for Summer Genesis Origins this week. I mean, Capital tryouts are in 13 months, right?

In any event, the Capital 28 coach and CLC decision-makers have a good sense of the talent pool and what clubs they are playing for this year and next. Agree strongly with the point that it's not necessary to be on Stars to make Capital, as well as the suggestion that maximizing touches and time with the ball in your stick in game play in middle school is beneficial.

Is there any way we can give this a rest and talk about actual upcoming games--at least until some of the best players in the DMV are together at American Select next month?

Agreed. Kind of tired of hearing about it. But if you think it is bad now, just wait for all the speculation next year. It is going to be hilarious

I’d like to take odds on Stars Dad (“SD”) being removed from his daughter’s next game. I’d say SD is even money to get the boot.

No way I’ve learned my lesson.
New Tournament-New Me.

Nice try, Fake SD (“FSD”). FSD is far too contrite to be the real SD.

[Anonymous]

We probably need a new nickname/acronym for this gentlemen. "Stars dad/SD" isn't fair to the rest of the Stars dads, some of whom are really good guys.

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Does anyone know the field situation in Hershey? This is a lot of rain. Worried we are going all the way up there to just sit in our hotel room

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know the field situation in Hershey? This is a lot of rain. Worried we are going all the way up there to just sit in our hotel room

Look like grass fields for the 28's on Saturday. Maybe a mix of turf and grass on Sunday at LVC. Tourney website says that we play in the rain, but notes that venues can cancel based on preserving fields. Tomorrow and Friday will be telling.

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INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY

Inclement weather is out of the control of tournament directors, officials, and site managers. Safety is our number one concern. In the event of thunder and/or lightning, all games will be suspended for 30 minutes from the last occurrence. Games will resume at their regularly scheduled time. No games will be made up or delayed.
The tournament will be held in the rain. In the event of heavy rain, it is up to the facilities we are renting from to determine if play is permitted on the field or not. The tournament directors will push hard in order to ensure all games are played, however, the facilities have the final say.
Please see our detailed Inclement Weather and Heat Index Policy on our website for more information.

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Ugh. Not optimistic. They already have our money. Grass fields will probably not be played on. I’m betting we don’t have any games on Saturday. I hope I’m wrong

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Anonymous wrote:We probably need a new nickname/acronym for this gentlemen. "Stars dad/SD" isn't fair to the rest of the Stars dads, some of whom are really good guys.

Send him to Pride, he’d fit right in with those parents

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Anonymous wrote:We probably need a new nickname/acronym for this gentlemen. "Stars dad/SD" isn't fair to the rest of the Stars dads, some of whom are really good guys.

Send him to Pride, he’d fit right in with those parents

Oh, come now. SD ain’t going anywhere. I can’t wait to see what he does next!

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Which dad is it? Is he bald?

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Anonymous wrote:Which dad is it? Is he bald?

That fits the description seen on the Most wanted posters in the Post Office.

[Anonymous]

Since it looks like it is going to rain the entire time in Hershey, does anyone know what there is to do in Hershey AND stay dry?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We probably need a new nickname/acronym for this gentlemen. "Stars dad/SD" isn't fair to the rest of the Stars dads, some of whom are really good guys.

Send him to Pride, he’d fit right in with those parents

Wrong. No comparison.

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Anonymous wrote:We probably need a new nickname/acronym for this gentlemen. "Stars dad/SD" isn't fair to the rest of the Stars dads, some of whom are really good guys.

Send him to Pride, he’d fit right in with those parents

Wrong. No comparison.

He would not fit in with Pride at all. Also, can't imagine KM and 2028 coach entertaining SD's actions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since it looks like it is going to rain the entire time in Hershey, does anyone know what there is to do in Hershey AND stay dry?

Yes, the Hershey factor is fun, but it will be crowded and won’t take up the entire day