Anonymous wrote:Madlax players are better than your son could ever be
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Last year in 28 Hoco
Elite: Madlax, Next Level and BLC. NL and BLC are both across the bridge, but some NOVA families make the trek. BLC might move to DC Express team at this age group, I know its somewhere around middle school but not positive.
AAA: VLC, probably closes option, not sure where 28s practice but club uses fields in Herndon (Word of Grace)
AA: Top Caliber (Fairfax, Madlax DMV
A: VLC second team.
You could also check with Hammers, Hard Lax, and The St James to see if they are fielding teams in that age group. We have found the best information on the respective clubs Instagram and Twitter pages. Traditional Websites for Madlax and NL seem to be the only semi and current ones.
Not so sure about this. I’d say the VLC 2nd team would give first team a run for their money. VLC 1st team is so toxic exactly Zero players accepted offers to move up from 2nd to 1st. Cant imagine the first team is long for this life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are there any competitive teams for 2028 toward Loudoun?
VLC is looking to add players at their 2028 team!
Anonymous wrote:My son is competitive lacrosse player and we are looking for a 2028 program. Oh yeah, I live out in Loudoun County.
We would like someone that competes in the HOCO league during the spring.
Anonymous wrote:Are there any competitive teams for 2028 toward Loudoun?
Anonymous wrote:Somebody really has it in for CM and is hitting all the boards lately. Lots to criticize, but I think that the name change might have been for World Series of Youth Lacrosse. A team needs to play a certain number of tournaments to qualify and perhaps MadLax wanted to include that one on its resume. Monuments is the name they normally use for World Series teams. Just a theory.
If you want to slam MadLax, maybe talk about how badly they typically do in the World Series? They have so many holdbacks on their teams that they can’t go with their regular roster, and they can’t pull in outside players due to their reputation, so they fill the holes with their DMV players and by pulling up from younger teams. The 2026 team was awful and the 2027 would have been but they didn’t play. The 2028 team will likely get killed without their one player. Perhaps you should try that angle for your next post?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MadLax is great if winning HoCo and tournaments when your son is 11 years old is important to you. By middle school, they lose all of their friends layers who have good shots at D1 to other programs since their strength isn’t in getting their older boys into great college programs.
Not a parent of Madlax player. This statement is silly. Madlax has by far the best college placement. The DC Dogs and now the 24 class already has top D1 kids committed. Some years Next Level does good as well. VLC has also had some strong years for recruiting classes. If you have more than 10 kids committed to college programs, that is considered very strong. Only 10 play at a time. These clubs have 15-16 each year and at strong D1 programs.
Not PP, but there was a post on this board that compared this year’s commits between MadLax and other programs and MadLax was anything but impressive. Maybe this year was a bad year for them but they didn’t seem to have much luck
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MadLax is great if winning HoCo and tournaments when your son is 11 years old is important to you. By middle school, they lose all of their friends layers who have good shots at D1 to other programs since their strength isn’t in getting their older boys into great college programs.
Not a parent of Madlax player. This statement is silly. Madlax has by far the best college placement. The DC Dogs and now the 24 class already has top D1 kids committed. Some years Next Level does good as well. VLC has also had some strong years for recruiting classes. If you have more than 10 kids committed to college programs, that is considered very strong. Only 10 play at a time. These clubs have 15-16 each year and at strong D1 programs.
Anonymous wrote:MadLax is great if winning HoCo and tournaments when your son is 11 years old is important to you. By middle school, they lose all of their friends layers who have good shots at D1 to other programs since their strength isn’t in getting their older boys into great college programs.