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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They look decent since they limit the number of kids attending and it is a way to get in front of the coaches. It's obvious from the list of coaches heading out to the West Coast that they will be looking for potential recruits. I think if your kid has a great desire to go to one of the schools coaching and has the academic chops required it may be a way to be seen.

DS is 2020 and the most D1s like Cornell can do is say, hey we can't talk to you, but we do have some prospect days and here's the info.  One thing to remember is that the kids have to have the grades/test scores to attend Ivies. They don't have tons of flexibility there. [/quote]

The Lacrosse Masters camps are a little different than the typical showcase.  Head coaches from very strong DI and DIII schools actually run practice sessions and put the kids through drills in relatively small groups.  So, there is an opportunity to learn, as opposed to only playing games with a slapped together group.  Not sure it's any better in terms of getting exposure or being noticed, but I know several who enjoyed the experience.  [/quote]

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