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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There has been almost no growth in lacrosse over 20 years. Some states have grown while others have shrunk. The % of players from the NE has essentially gone unchanged. The fall of MLL led to the rise of the PLL. The article tries to spin growth but it's flat. https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/the-geography-of-men-s-di-lacrosse-growth-in-georgia-colorado-michigan-and-more/56369[/quote] Tell me you don't know how statistics and demographics without telling me you don't know how statistics and demographics work.[/quote] As usual on dcum, a refute without backing. How about this one: https://projectplay.org/state-of-play-2023/participation Lacrosse has the highest churn rate of 54%. That's kids quitting the sport each year. The participation rate is flat. Core participation was down 20% over covid to 2022 and has not recovered. To contrast, football was down 13% over the same time and has recovered 7% of that. One thing that would absolutely help would be for the core principles of the House Settlement to be enacted. More scholarships at more schools would provide for more communities to try the sport in hopes of landing a scholarship. [/quote] Gotta love a good counterpunch to a d-bag buffoonish comment, especially one about data with data. Well played.[/quote] Agreed[/quote] Why should I go search the internet when PP's "date" is relevant to PP's position...remember PP's position is DMV clubs are ruining DMV rec. Maybe the case but what has been presented doesn't support that position.[/quote]
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