Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We've not gotten to the point that people honestly believe HS coaches are making decisions on players based on the club they're on. In addition to college coaches.
You kool aid drinkers are batty.
Clubs are a sorting mechanism. Reasonably, high school coaches will infer something from it. If you go to an Ivy, employers will think you must be smart. And if you play for a top club, coaches will think you are a good lacrosse player. It’s a tremendous advantage to have people think this about you before you ever have to do something to prove it. This is not controversial.
This post is spot on. Colleges know what they get from players under Capital coaches. MDDC… ummmm…not so much.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We've not gotten to the point that people honestly believe HS coaches are making decisions on players based on the club they're on. In addition to college coaches.
You kool aid drinkers are batty.
Clubs are a sorting mechanism. Reasonably, high school coaches will infer something from it. If you go to an Ivy, employers will think you must be smart. And if you play for a top club, coaches will think you are a good lacrosse player. It’s a tremendous advantage to have people think this about you before you ever have to do something to prove it. This is not controversial.
Jeebus. Everyone has heard your biyer beware for a full on year plus now. Are you even serious? Do you believe people are so dense they can't read?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please stop spouting nonsense. Their recruiting director has helped place dozens of girls just in the last 5-7 years from her high school alone. Her last club coached team had similar recruiting results to some Capital teams, even as it wasn't as highly ranked and doubtful got the litany of looks. You are attempting to damage the futures of 8th graders for lord knows why other than your selfish, incorrect and uninformed posts by you and your brethren. If anyone is reading this thread, they have already hundreds of times over heard your desperate pleas to come revive Capital.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are usually around 20 +/- solid girls for each age group in the DMV. Problem is there are 5 or 6 travel clubs. If all the top girls can stay together, it could be a VERY good team. This is usually where Capital steps in. If M&D DC can all ride with one team (whatever that team is), there are good things ahead.
This is what none of the M&D DC boosters on this board seem to gets. It is not solely about strength of team in HS. It is about recruiting. Period. Yes, it matters to be strong enough to play in top brackets with college scouts watching. But pure wins/losses don’t matter. The fact remains that they have zero recruiting record.
You are adding nothing new. They have heard you already. Ad nauseum.
Nobody is damaging the futures of 8th graders. If anything, they are trying to help with a buyer beware for overzealous parents that don’t understand the landscape and how this all works. But you do you.
Anonymous wrote:Please stop spouting nonsense. Their recruiting director has helped place dozens of girls just in the last 5-7 years from her high school alone. Her last club coached team had similar recruiting results to some Capital teams, even as it wasn't as highly ranked and doubtful got the litany of looks. You are attempting to damage the futures of 8th graders for lord knows why other than your selfish, incorrect and uninformed posts by you and your brethren. If anyone is reading this thread, they have already hundreds of times over heard your desperate pleas to come revive Capital.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are usually around 20 +/- solid girls for each age group in the DMV. Problem is there are 5 or 6 travel clubs. If all the top girls can stay together, it could be a VERY good team. This is usually where Capital steps in. If M&D DC can all ride with one team (whatever that team is), there are good things ahead.
This is what none of the M&D DC boosters on this board seem to gets. It is not solely about strength of team in HS. It is about recruiting. Period. Yes, it matters to be strong enough to play in top brackets with college scouts watching. But pure wins/losses don’t matter. The fact remains that they have zero recruiting record.
You are adding nothing new. They have heard you already. Ad nauseum.
Please stop spouting nonsense. Their recruiting director has helped place dozens of girls just in the last 5-7 years from her high school alone. Her last club coached team had similar recruiting results to some Capital teams, even as it wasn't as highly ranked and doubtful got the litany of looks. You are attempting to damage the futures of 8th graders for lord knows why other than your selfish, incorrect and uninformed posts by you and your brethren. If anyone is reading this thread, they have already hundreds of times over heard your desperate pleas to come revive Capital.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are usually around 20 +/- solid girls for each age group in the DMV. Problem is there are 5 or 6 travel clubs. If all the top girls can stay together, it could be a VERY good team. This is usually where Capital steps in. If M&D DC can all ride with one team (whatever that team is), there are good things ahead.
This is what none of the M&D DC boosters on this board seem to gets. It is not solely about strength of team in HS. It is about recruiting. Period. Yes, it matters to be strong enough to play in top brackets with college scouts watching. But pure wins/losses don’t matter. The fact remains that they have zero recruiting record.
Anonymous wrote:There are usually around 20 +/- solid girls for each age group in the DMV. Problem is there are 5 or 6 travel clubs. If all the top girls can stay together, it could be a VERY good team. This is usually where Capital steps in. If M&D DC can all ride with one team (whatever that team is), there are good things ahead.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Very impressive. Back to back years with a DC-area team going 7-1 in NGLL and rising to top 10-15 level in national rankings.
This year it's a bit of an all-star team given the 9 from Pride joining NL to form M&D DC, but still impressive.
Rumors of the demise of lacrosse in the DC-area remain greatly exaggerated.
Definitely on the decline!
What team last year went 7-1. If you’re talking about the 28s, look at there schedule last year. They played such a weak schedule that when they got into the playoffs they lost to Skywalkers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Very impressive. Back to back years with a DC-area team going 7-1 in NGLL and rising to top 10-15 level in national rankings.
This year it's a bit of an all-star team given the 9 from Pride joining NL to form M&D DC, but still impressive.
Rumors of the demise of lacrosse in the DC-area remain greatly exaggerated.
Definitely on the decline!
What team last year went 7-1. If you’re talking about the 28s, look at there schedule last year. They played such a weak schedule that when they got into the playoffs they lost to Skywalkers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Very impressive. Back to back years with a DC-area team going 7-1 in NGLL and rising to top 10-15 level in national rankings.
This year it's a bit of an all-star team given the 9 from Pride joining NL to form M&D DC, but still impressive.
Rumors of the demise of lacrosse in the DC-area remain greatly exaggerated.
Definitely on the decline!