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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is any of this really new? Seems like CLC has been doing this for years where they know who they want on their teams and communicate this with players prior to tryouts. And players have seemed to know prior to tryouts where they stood. After all the wink winks and nod nods there are usually several spots open to fill the team. So, anyone going into these tryouts thinking the process is fair and believing there are 21 spots up for grabs simply hasn't been paying attention or not running with the right crowd. The bigger story is why would six 2025 Pride players on what seems to be a well-established Pride team want to move to CLC when the Pride 23/24 teams are at least equal to, if not better, than the CLC 23/24 teams. This is the question, why move?[/quote]

KMG[/quote]

This. 100%. [/quote]

Yes 100% and not just the 25s.  Parents and players are tires of the disfunction and craziness of Queen crazy.  [/quote]

And they think it will be better at CLC???  LOL.[/quote]

Yes, Capital is better.  There have been big changes made in past few years and Capital operates under a new ownership model. It’s not the same parent board-run club. [/quote]

Right - big changes as in they have a 24 year old running the club now who has never run/owned a business in her life.  Her success as a lacrosse goalie does not in any way translate into her being a good business owner.  Let's not fool ourselves here.  Just start with the 24's - they have had a crappy tournament season and people do not like Gussie.[/quote]

These comments are a disgusting mash of ageism, sexism and pettiness.  Gussie may be young but she is smart and driven and comes from a family of entrepreneurs.  She has a lot to learn, as does anyone embarking on a new career path (regardless of age) but she has strong relationships locally and throughout the lacrosse world to rely on for advice and guidance.  She will learn to leverage these valuable connections to best position both Capital as a club and individual Capital players for recruiting.  She has every reason to work hard to make it a success and great people around her who are helping her.  And you may not “like” her but many people do -albeit it’s irrelevant and I doubt you would have even raised her “likeability” if she were male. [/quote]

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