Anonymous wrote:Funny how the thread so easily moved away from the SR Visi game, and only commented on how the 3 Visi middies were selfish. Let’s talk about the hi level lacrosse and give SR credit for a good game. My daughter goes to a VA public school and we went. SR scored 4 of the last 5 goals. They played as a team and everyone contributed.
Anonymous wrote:Three girls from local schools starting on Yale elite 8 team. One is also the captain. Not too shabby.
Anonymous wrote:I do want this to stop, but am curious about inclusive academic standards at SJC. What does that even mean??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many Ivy commits has GC had in recent years?
Who cares
A lot do actually
A lot of people care if GC players go to Ivy League schools? I don’t think so.
Sure they do. Players and parents chasing ivies factor HS decisions on a school’s ivy commit track record. Clubs get them recruited, we all know that. But parents want assurance the HS school will challenge the student / player academically so that she will be in the best position for ivy admission eligibility come recruiting time, especially now that ivies are heading back to standardized testing requirements. Schools with little / no history of sending kids to ivy schools may not be the best fit for players who want this track.
GC coach has as much to do with recruiting as many clubs, unlike a lot of HS coaches.
Also: GC has has many currently playing in the Ivy league as SJC right now. Except, GC alum is still in the NCAA tournament.
He isn’t getting them to the ivies, that’s for sure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many Ivy commits has GC had in recent years?
Who cares
A lot do actually
A lot of people care if GC players go to Ivy League schools? I don’t think so.
Sure they do. Players and parents chasing ivies factor HS decisions on a school’s ivy commit track record. Clubs get them recruited, we all know that. But parents want assurance the HS school will challenge the student / player academically so that she will be in the best position for ivy admission eligibility come recruiting time, especially now that ivies are heading back to standardized testing requirements. Schools with little / no history of sending kids to ivy schools may not be the best fit for players who want this track.
GC coach has as much to do with recruiting as many clubs, unlike a lot of HS coaches.
Also: GC has has many currently playing in the Ivy league as SJC right now. Except, GC alum is still in the NCAA tournament.
He isn’t getting them to the ivies, that’s for sure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many Ivy commits has GC had in recent years?
Who cares
A lot do actually
A lot of people care if GC players go to Ivy League schools? I don’t think so.
Sure they do. Players and parents chasing ivies factor HS decisions on a school’s ivy commit track record. Clubs get them recruited, we all know that. But parents want assurance the HS school will challenge the student / player academically so that she will be in the best position for ivy admission eligibility come recruiting time, especially now that ivies are heading back to standardized testing requirements. Schools with little / no history of sending kids to ivy schools may not be the best fit for players who want this track.
GC coach has as much to do with recruiting as many clubs, unlike a lot of HS coaches.
Also: GC has has many currently playing in the Ivy league as SJC right now. Except, GC alum is still in the NCAA tournament.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many Ivy commits has GC had in recent years?
Who cares
A lot do actually
A lot of people care if GC players go to Ivy League schools? I don’t think so.
Sure they do. Players and parents chasing ivies factor HS decisions on a school’s ivy commit track record. Clubs get them recruited, we all know that. But parents want assurance the HS school will challenge the student / player academically so that she will be in the best position for ivy admission eligibility come recruiting time, especially now that ivies are heading back to standardized testing requirements. Schools with little / no history of sending kids to ivy schools may not be the best fit for players who want this track.
GC coach has as much to do with recruiting as many clubs, unlike a lot of HS coaches.
Also: GC has has many currently playing in the Ivy league as SJC right now. Except, GC alum is still in the NCAA tournament.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many Ivy commits has GC had in recent years?
Why are you only asking about GC? When was the last time SR sent a girl to play lacrosse at an Ivy? Is SJC a better lacrosse program to send your daughter to an Ivy than SR?