Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:While the competition down in Florida was not great, for my 2030 DD it was a good experience. Getting 12 practices with other girls from top teams (Hero’s G, MDU E, BLC, MND, Cop, and Skywalkers), good coaching, and 2 tournaments (with USA Nationals being a more competitive tourney) is hardly a money grab. The tryout was competitive and the vast majority of players who played on this team last year turned up for the tryouts this fall. So they must have seen value in their experience.
As a parent of older player and a 2030, the 2030 are all in, there’s nothing they won’t throw money at. It’s wild. MD select was basically a place for Rebels, hoco hero’s white kids to get more reps. Now these parents are signing up like it’s Juniors open.
If parents have the cash and time, go for it but no one getting better or getting on radars from it.
The FOMO with the 2030 group is unreal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:While the competition down in Florida was not great, for my 2030 DD it was a good experience. Getting 12 practices with other girls from top teams (Hero’s G, MDU E, BLC, MND, Cop, and Skywalkers), good coaching, and 2 tournaments (with USA Nationals being a more competitive tourney) is hardly a money grab. The tryout was competitive and the vast majority of players who played on this team last year turned up for the tryouts this fall. So they must have seen value in their experience.
As a parent of older player and a 2030, the 2030 are all in, there’s nothing they won’t throw money at. It’s wild. MD select was basically a place for Rebels, hoco hero’s white kids to get more reps. Now these parents are signing up like it’s Juniors open.
If parents have the cash and time, go for it but no one getting better or getting on radars from it.
Anonymous wrote:While the competition down in Florida was not great, for my 2030 DD it was a good experience. Getting 12 practices with other girls from top teams (Hero’s G, MDU E, BLC, MND, Cop, and Skywalkers), good coaching, and 2 tournaments (with USA Nationals being a more competitive tourney) is hardly a money grab. The tryout was competitive and the vast majority of players who played on this team last year turned up for the tryouts this fall. So they must have seen value in their experience.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Crazy timing i was just trying to convince my 30 to try out next year after i saw some IG posts about maryland selects winning big last weekend. But if that is the level of competition for the hs girls, no thanks! My dd will get better competition at local indoor leagues and bca 6s events. We will get down to florida this winter but im glad we wont be wasting the time at this event.
My 2030 had fun but the competition is pretty bad. If your kid plays in the NGLL A division, this is a huge step down.
There is more than one event for these National teams. A lot of the squads are also participating in Sandstorm and USA Lacrosse Youth Nationals.
Anonymous wrote:Crazy timing i was just trying to convince my 30 to try out next year after i saw some IG posts about maryland selects winning big last weekend. But if that is the level of competition for the hs girls, no thanks! My dd will get better competition at local indoor leagues and bca 6s events. We will get down to florida this winter but im glad we wont be wasting the time at this event.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Crazy timing i was just trying to convince my 30 to try out next year after i saw some IG posts about maryland selects winning big last weekend. But if that is the level of competition for the hs girls, no thanks! My dd will get better competition at local indoor leagues and bca 6s events. We will get down to florida this winter but im glad we wont be wasting the time at this event.
My 2030 had fun but the competition is pretty bad. If your kid plays in the NGLL A division, this is a huge step down.