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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Stay away from the Stars organization if you can help it.  Not well managed, and little to no help with recruiting. If your kid is interested in playing in college, you can do better going to camps/showcases while playing on a travel team that doesn't cost nearly as much.  Make a connection at the camp/showcase/via email and then let the RC know where your team is playing.  Esp before junior year attending camps like ShowBall, etc. is where you can make some contacts if you aren't focused.[/quote]

How much does Stars cost for a season?  My kid is playing in another organization that costs $1800/season. Trying to see how that stacks up against others. [/quote]

We are on a Stars team that costs $ 1500 per season. Hotel and travel, of course, is extra.  You also have to factor in the drive time to Manassas or Woodbridge for practices, as well driving to tournaments.  Some teams are going to Perfect Game tournaments Louisiana and Florida, others only as far as Atlanta, and some only going as far south as VA Beach area.   This will depend on your kid's perceived talent level.  If your kid is rated higher, he is going to be put on a team that travels further to play against better teams.[/quote]

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