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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These are great schools and truly happy for all girls, but you cannot ignore that being full pay and not needing any $ is a key factor to going fast. Others who may have multiple offers are in the process of making family decisions about cost as well as fit and prestige.

I know some who really won’t or can’t consider the Ivy League. Yes, great financial aid if you qualify, but many threads across college boards talk about donut families in the middle. These are personal decisions, but with lacrosse or not, families with smart, capable kids pick schools for a variety of reasons including cost and overall family budget to educate their children. Some may “save” that money for law school or graduate school where the name of the school or program usually matters far more.

As someone else said - Speed doesn’t “win” here. For example, YJ Manning may have the strongest 26 crop of girls from a club with arguably the strongest reputation among colleges and only a few have committed so far. It is not for lack of choices I am sure.

DMV does not have exclusive claim to smart, lacrosse girls. That seems naive; and an Ivy commitment isn’t the “prize” for everyone. The  Cap parent(s) comments (or whomever it is) on here that keeps saying this and has claimed CLC has won recruiting is silly. This is not to diminish the awesome schools those girls committed to - it is truly great when girls find their fit and commit to a dream school. [/quote]

This is correct.  In addition to coming from affluent families, I'd also give the girls credit for achieving elite grades and most likely high SAT/ACT scores.  No brainer to go Ivy if the stars align.  Other recruits have the ability to play at the Ivy league level but may not have the money or the grades.

26 Capital players committing early to ivies also received multiple offers from other great programs. They chose ivy because they were in a fortunate financial position to be able to prioritize their futures over a sport that ends after graduation.  [/quote][/quote]

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