Anonymous wrote:He had to do something because 10-12 kids were heading out the door. Still going to lose anywhere from 6-8
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think that’s an unfair take on what’s happening with 28 Cap. The coach (who has a son on the team) has been coaching these boys since they were in 2nd grade. That team has been very successful over the years although it’s not as dominant as it once was. Now that the competition is getting more serious he has realized, to his credit, that he can’t coach a top team and have his own son on the team so he’s stepping back. My prediction is that the coaching change will stop most of the current players from leaving.
That's a very generous interpretation. He didn't learn his lesson with the 24 team?
Anonymous wrote:I think that’s an unfair take on what’s happening with 28 Cap. The coach (who has a son on the team) has been coaching these boys since they were in 2nd grade. That team has been very successful over the years although it’s not as dominant as it once was. Now that the competition is getting more serious he has realized, to his credit, that he can’t coach a top team and have his own son on the team so he’s stepping back. My prediction is that the coaching change will stop most of the current players from leaving.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Depends on both the team and the position of the player. Across all teams, not just Madlax, if your kid is a specialist (Goalie, FO, LSM) they can absolutely make any team.
Depending on which rumors you believe, they could be replacing half of the 2028 team. The following age groups vary:
29 CAP: Very strong team, nationally ranked, limited spots likely
30 CAP: Had up and down season, recent kids dropping off to prioritize other sports
31 CAP: Strong team, limited spots likely
32 CAP: Developing team, playing better but W/L doesn't reflect the improvements, def spots available
33 CAP: Strong group of 5-6 boys, but still very young
34 CAP: New team, as stated above, if your kid has done scoopers/rippers clinics they will know coaches from those clinics.
DMV: most DMV teams will take players, coaching varies but a great option if you live in the McLean area.
31 DMV is the strongest DMV team in program, competes at AAA in Hoco, wins Aloha level tournaments, and has a strong group of kids.
Is there any movement from the 31 DMV to the CAP team or vice versa? Seems like most other 31 teams/clubs in the area are all spread thin on talent.
Anonymous wrote:Depends on both the team and the position of the player. Across all teams, not just Madlax, if your kid is a specialist (Goalie, FO, LSM) they can absolutely make any team.
Depending on which rumors you believe, they could be replacing half of the 2028 team. The following age groups vary:
29 CAP: Very strong team, nationally ranked, limited spots likely
30 CAP: Had up and down season, recent kids dropping off to prioritize other sports
31 CAP: Strong team, limited spots likely
32 CAP: Developing team, playing better but W/L doesn't reflect the improvements, def spots available
33 CAP: Strong group of 5-6 boys, but still very young
34 CAP: New team, as stated above, if your kid has done scoopers/rippers clinics they will know coaches from those clinics.
DMV: most DMV teams will take players, coaching varies but a great option if you live in the McLean area.
31 DMV is the strongest DMV team in program, competes at AAA in Hoco, wins Aloha level tournaments, and has a strong group of kids.