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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]U19 RCC's were this weekend for MD/Del region.
Next Level came in first
Wolves- 2nd
Freedom- 3rd
Warhawks-  9th (ouch)

Lots of low scoring, close games.
I think the results have to change the narrative on this thread that NL isn't one of the top clubs--just my opinion[/quote]

I think the gap is certainly closing. One issue I see for NL is that she uses many players across age groups which makes me wonder about depth at each age group. [/quote]

I agree with the lack of depth.  I think NL only has one '25 D1 commit.  But, what a great opportunity for the U16s who get to play up and go to NCC for both age groups[/quote]

Wrong. There are 2 D1s at '25, at least.  And several at top D3 scools.[/quote]

When you say top D3, who we talking about?  My understanding of D3, and I'm admittedly not an expert, is that there is a big drop off after the top 5-6 programs.  We live in Virginia so my daughter doesn't play on a team in that region; but I think it is great that an "underdog" club could win.  Congrats to them.[/quote]

Are you kidding? This is completely inaccurate. Yes, Midd, Hopkins, and a couple others are the perennial favorites. But there are lots of AMAZING D3 programs and those schools are always in the mix (i.e. Bates, Ursinus, F&M, Tufts, CNU, Lynchburg, Rowan, Salisbury, and others). And there are some great ones on the rise (i.e., Bryn Mawr is doing great things). And NL has some players committed to these D3 schools.[/quote]

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