Anonymous wrote:Next Level is certainly on the rise, if you can’t acceot that, you are simply a hater of the program.

A Landon player on their 2020 team just made a commitment to Harvard.

The current 2020 team now has 3 D1 commits (Michigan, Harvard and Lehigh)

I think there's one more going to Georgetown from 2020.

Madlax has 5. VLC had 2. Not sure about BW. NL has an excellent 2020 team. The rest of the club is just ok.

DCE 21 is excellent. The problem for those 2 clubs is that they have to fight each other for talent. They aren't better than the Big 3.

Next Level is certainly on the rise, if you can’t acceot that, you are simply a hater of the program.

A Landon player on their 2020 team just made a commitment to Harvard.

The current 2020 team now has 3 D1 commits (Michigan, Harvard and Lehigh)

NL will never be better than either ML or VLC

If NExt Level is rising, the dc express must be sinking

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Anonymous wrote:Their 2019 and 2021 teams are not very good. 2020 is very strong, but remains to be seen if they can match Madlax and VLC in terms on consistent college placement.

Should college placement be the primary way to evaluate a lacrosse club? Personally, I am looking for quality coaching, quality teammates, opportunities to grow as an athlete and a young man. Next Level has provided that for my son for many years, particularly since the Mitchell's took over the program.

The A team is for recruiting and the B team is about quality coaching, teammate and grow do you can contribute to your club and HS team.

NL entereed the game when kids were recruited in 8th grade... ridiculous. Their later teams will only get more kids recruited and if they don't lose their souls they will be the best club in the area.

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Anonymous wrote:Their 2019 and 2021 teams are not very good. 2020 is very strong, but remains to be seen if they can match Madlax and VLC in terms on consistent college placement.

Should college placement be the primary way to evaluate a lacrosse club? Personally, I am looking for quality coaching, quality teammates, opportunities to grow as an athlete and a young man. Next Level has provided that for my son for many years, particularly since the Mitchell's took over the program.

Bully for you. Fact is college commitments are how these lax club dudes truly take score. Don’t be mistaken, I love the Mitchells and Heeter. But it wasn’t until they got into the college commitment game that Cabell, the fat crab, and the “artist” of BW started to take notice. Go get em NL boyz!

Anonymous wrote:Their 2019 and 2021 teams are not very good. 2020 is very strong, but remains to be seen if they can match Madlax and VLC in terms on consistent college placement.

Should college placement be the primary way to evaluate a lacrosse club? Personally, I am looking for quality coaching, quality teammates, opportunities to grow as an athlete and a young man. Next Level has provided that for my son for many years, particularly since the Mitchell's took over the program.

Anonymous wrote:Their 2019 and 2021 teams are not very good. 2020 is very strong, but remains to be seen if they can match Madlax and VLC in terms on consistent college placement.

2021 looked good this past weekend.

A few good pickups. not sure from which clubs the boys came from. But definitely helps shore things up.

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Anonymous wrote:Which club did the Michigan commit play for last year?

PP was wrong. He's played for Next Level since at least the winter of 2016.

http://3drising.com/articles/recruiting/boys/3d-blue-chip-south-regional-camp-standouts

Not true. He bounced around. Played with Madlax lsst summer.

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Anonymous wrote:Which club did the Michigan commit play for last year?

PP was wrong. He's played for Next Level since at least the winter of 2016.

http://3drising.com/articles/recruiting/boys/3d-blue-chip-south-regional-camp-standouts

He played for Bethesda and 90% of the team left for Next Level Freshman year.

Anonymous wrote:Which club did the Michigan commit play for last year?

PP was wrong. He's played for Next Level since at least the winter of 2016.

http://3drising.com/articles/recruiting/boys/3d-blue-chip-south-regional-camp-standouts

Stats show that kids who play a sport in college benefit from the experience not only while in school, but beyond graduation (lifelong bonds, extended alumni network, resume value, etc.).

Anonymous wrote:The 2020 kid going to Michigan only joined this past summer.

Look at thrir 2019. They jiust announced a commit to ...

Assumption College. Wow.

You're a real pr*ck.

Which club did the Michigan commit play for last year?