list the college commits from your Club for BOYS
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Please list the scholarships/actual college commits for next Fall from your Son/Son's team.
The ACTUAL ones. Name of Club and Name of College. Not just kid got accepted and is planning to try to walk on a team. |
Anonymous
| Start with yours. |
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| Just go on each club's website if you want to see players that are committed. |
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No. |
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| US Army |
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OP- Male.
It’s a fallacy. There are hardly any, particularly from any note-worthy academic ones. |
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All this lunacy, $$$$$ and time. Pipe dreams.
Many Europeans take whatever there is. |
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On the boys side, aren't the D1 offers partial scholarships coupled with academic aid?
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Anonymous
Lets make it even more special only list if your BOY has earned an athletic scholarship based off of his on the field performance not the class room or random scholarship money. |
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I think this is a very good thread because people new to the sport for boys (and especially with their firstborn) don't know the obstacles for this.
If more parents did, perhaps the landscape would look different and there would be more heart from coaches on how to develop a kid for life---mirror being a good role model instead of a jerk and example of how NOT to behave or treat people. It's very different on the girls' side because they are available. I wish boy parents would CTFO and not listen to the lies from Clubs. I wish their 'college' information/recruitment nights were presented in a REALISTIC light. Give them the facts and odds so they can make sound choices for their high school years and get priorities in order. |
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For any people new to the sport for boys (and especially with your firstborn), please never come back to this site again. Before you know it, Loudoun Dad hates you, and you're either called a sock puppet or LB. It's entertaining, and, it's bad. |
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| Bethesda has had a lot of good boys’ commitments for the last few years. They have boys on almost all the Ivy teams now, so no athletic scholarships, but still impressive to me and I think most parents. Others are starters on soccer powerhouse teams including Georgetown, Maryland, Stanford, and Wake Forest. |
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