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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]oooo. burn. omg... nailed it. Are you flexing in front of the mirror rn? DaaaaanG! [/quote]

If I were involved in trying to get people to pay me to get their kid into college or colleges taking me seriously,  I would not put my name with this either.  I'm the Prince of Wales, by the way. And I don't have to prove it to anyone either.   You just have to believe in my Divine Right to be King because I say it is so.

It takes only a simple look through the ACC women's soccer 2024 rosters to see most of their GK's aren't "tall."  A few have a 5'10" which is pretty darn tall for a woman.  Most have women who are 5'6"-5'8" on the roster.  5'8" I'd tall for a woman but not the "tall GK" you are seem to be touting as the model.

As I believe this discussion has run it's course,  I am off to flex in front of my Royal Mirror now. Cheerio![/quote]

Glad you're so ill informed. Of the 'tall' women in the area, one is 6'2" at NVA going to Wake (final four) and one is 6'4" at VDA going to VT (elite eight). They both played for the USL DC Power team during summer, but you may not know there's another women's league in the area. Another younger VDA keeper is about 6' going to Washington. There aren't a lot of tall women, but of those who are, they are excelling. Richmond had a tall keeper as well playing at Ok St and was well recruited. The rise of taller girls moving to playing keeper will increase with more successes and those 5'7" keepers we see all over getting chipped and with weak box presence will not look as appealing. All aspects of sports evolve, this will be another.[/quote]

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