Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can tell you that there will be a lot of upset stars parents when their daughters don’t make capital blue and girls from heros make the team.
#1 Good for the Hero’s girls for trying out for Capital. But in my honest opinion, makes no sense to leave one good program for another
#2 Going to be a lot of upset parents from many different clubs, but just Stars. Please do not forget that BLC 27 was ranked very highly last year and they all thought they were just going to be transitioned from BLC Blue to Capital Blue. Goes what, what wasn’t the case
#3 just because your team is ranked highly in middle school don’t mean it will transfer into their high school team. Middle school is very much an individual game. Meaning, if you have a couple of really strong players, you will be a great team. But that doesn’t transition to high school. You have to be a very strong TEAM player. This will hurt some of the girls that are used to always having the ball in their sticks and just going straight to goal with it
Anonymous wrote:I can tell you that there will be a lot of upset stars parents when their daughters don’t make capital blue and girls from heros make the team.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:YJMA goes through high school so I’m guessing those girls stay with their team and don’t try out for Capital.
There is No up side to stay with YJMA. They don’t get the support from LI for recruiting, so Capital would be a much better option
I have heard the opposite, the LI YJ folks are increasingly involved with the DMV recruiting. Their 2025s and 2024s are doing better than expected
I personally know a 24 who reached out to LI and told them they don’t help. So, get your facts straight
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital, through clinics this year, Healthy Baller, American Select tryouts, team affiliation, and word of mouth, will have the team 90% picked before the tryouts ever occur. They’ll take a couple unknowns/standouts at the tryouts. If you’re an unknown commodity before tryouts, it’s highly unlikely you’ll make the top team. It’s unreasonable to think they would be able to pick the top 22 out of 150 after a 3 hour tryout (unless they’ve seen them already through the above sessions).
This has been the case for years, so not unique to any graduating year. Players and families usually have a good idea going into tryouts who will make the team. There will be a few (4-5) from the tryout who are selected to fill the roster. If you are not in the know going into the tryout your DD probably has a 5% chance of making the Blue team. The process is very political, so start working the room years in advance. It’s a great money maker for Capital, not a realistic chance for many.
Working the room for years can be helpful, but you need to have a talented player to push. So be realistic about the player's level of talent and potential before investing the time in politics. No amount of politicking in seventh grade is going to trick D1 coaches, and Capital knows this. Ultimately talent wins.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:YJMA goes through high school so I’m guessing those girls stay with their team and don’t try out for Capital.
Best 25 from YJMA 2025s left for Capital after freshman year. Now a Florida commit.
And i am certain she wouldn't be at Florida if she didn't jump.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:YJMA goes through high school so I’m guessing those girls stay with their team and don’t try out for Capital.
There is No up side to stay with YJMA. They don’t get the support from LI for recruiting, so Capital would be a much better option
I have heard the opposite, the LI YJ folks are increasingly involved with the DMV recruiting. Their 2025s and 2024s are doing better than expected
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital, through clinics this year, Healthy Baller, American Select tryouts, team affiliation, and word of mouth, will have the team 90% picked before the tryouts ever occur. They’ll take a couple unknowns/standouts at the tryouts. If you’re an unknown commodity before tryouts, it’s highly unlikely you’ll make the top team. It’s unreasonable to think they would be able to pick the top 22 out of 150 after a 3 hour tryout (unless they’ve seen them already through the above sessions).
This has been the case for years, so not unique to any graduating year. Players and families usually have a good idea going into tryouts who will make the team. There will be a few (4-5) from the tryout who are selected to fill the roster. If you are not in the know going into the tryout your DD probably has a 5% chance of making the Blue team. The process is very political, so start working the room years in advance. It’s a great money maker for Capital, not a realistic chance for many.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:YJMA goes through high school so I’m guessing those girls stay with their team and don’t try out for Capital.
There is No up side to stay with YJMA. They don’t get the support from LI for recruiting, so Capital would be a much better option
I have heard the opposite, the LI YJ folks are increasingly involved with the DMV recruiting. Their 2025s and 2024s are doing better than expected
Not what I was told. They take care of their own LI people. They don't care about players getting recruited outside Long Island. YJ North, YJ South, YJMA... they are all franchises, and add revenue to the coffers. That's all. Truth.
Not truth. I personally know that TW from LI YJ has helped girls outside the LI club.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s pretty safe to say the pool of players is small from the dmv area and not super elite with exception of a handful of players.
Yes, you keep saying this. Can’t really prove you right or wrong, but hey, at least you can keep saying it until you are proven wrong
Must feel good to constantly keep saying that 13 year old girls are not very good. Keep up the positivity
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:YJMA goes through high school so I’m guessing those girls stay with their team and don’t try out for Capital.
There is No up side to stay with YJMA. They don’t get the support from LI for recruiting, so Capital would be a much better option
I have heard the opposite, the LI YJ folks are increasingly involved with the DMV recruiting. Their 2025s and 2024s are doing better than expected
Not what I was told. They take care of their own LI people. They don't care about players getting recruited outside Long Island. YJ North, YJ South, YJMA... they are all franchises, and add revenue to the coffers. That's all. Truth.
Not truth. I personally know that TW from LI YJ has helped girls outside the LI club.
Anonymous wrote:It’s pretty safe to say the pool of players is small from the dmv area and not super elite with exception of a handful of players.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:YJMA goes through high school so I’m guessing those girls stay with their team and don’t try out for Capital.
There is No up side to stay with YJMA. They don’t get the support from LI for recruiting, so Capital would be a much better option
I have heard the opposite, the LI YJ folks are increasingly involved with the DMV recruiting. Their 2025s and 2024s are doing better than expected
Not what I was told. They take care of their own LI people. They don't care about players getting recruited outside Long Island. YJ North, YJ South, YJMA... they are all franchises, and add revenue to the coffers. That's all. Truth.
Anonymous wrote:Capital, through clinics this year, Healthy Baller, American Select tryouts, team affiliation, and word of mouth, will have the team 90% picked before the tryouts ever occur. They’ll take a couple unknowns/standouts at the tryouts. If you’re an unknown commodity before tryouts, it’s highly unlikely you’ll make the top team. It’s unreasonable to think they would be able to pick the top 22 out of 150 after a 3 hour tryout (unless they’ve seen them already through the above sessions).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:YJMA goes through high school so I’m guessing those girls stay with their team and don’t try out for Capital.
There is No up side to stay with YJMA. They don’t get the support from LI for recruiting, so Capital would be a much better option
I have heard the opposite, the LI YJ folks are increasingly involved with the DMV recruiting. Their 2025s and 2024s are doing better than expected