Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Totally worthless rankings until after NGLL. Next Level has 1 quality team on there (A loss to M and D) , the rest are 28/29 teams and other teams no one has heard of. Until these teams are all playing each other there is no sense comparing them. Pride Red, Stars, Next Level, BLC, Integrity and Renegades have very few common opponents based on the fall schedule. Pride Red and Stars have the most similar schedules and common opponents but won't play each other until NGLL.
It’s weird how much people want to dump on this team. They beat HoCo Black a couple weeks ago.
Are they a top team? No. Are they a good team? Yes.
They sit rather comfortably and very competitively within a specific tier, along with CCLax, HoCo Black, NEMS, Limelight, FCA, Integrity and Hero’s White.
Pride Red is maybe just a little bit better. Stars seems to be in flux so who knows. They were not a good team last year but seem to have improved so that they are either in that tier or in that even smaller sliver with Pride Red and Sky Walkers Blue.
It’s not that complicated and I’m not sure why it deserves adults tutt-tutting the quality of a 6th grade lacrosse team.
It only seems like people are dumping on them, because they have an over inflated opinion of themselves as a program. They Talk the Talk, but have played VERY little competition since last spring. No one was trying to say that they are a bad team. They belong in the same pool as Renegades, Integrity, Stars, Hoco Black, and Sky Walkers Blue for the time being. They just haven't played those teams recently. It is hard to know where you stand if you don't ever play teams in the standings. And the parents using 1 NGLL game last April as their litmus test is proving their point. NL had a great NGLL season last spring. So, they should have tested the waters by playing in some of the upper brackets in tournaments last summer and this fall to see where they fit in the NGLL pecking order, but they didn't. They have no way to show how they compare to Pride, Stars, or Sky Walkers be cause they didnt' play them or even the same teams. Pride, Stars and Sky Walkers all have similar common opponents from the summer and fall tournaments.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Totally worthless rankings until after NGLL. Next Level has 1 quality team on there (A loss to M and D) , the rest are 28/29 teams and other teams no one has heard of. Until these teams are all playing each other there is no sense comparing them. Pride Red, Stars, Next Level, BLC, Integrity and Renegades have very few common opponents based on the fall schedule. Pride Red and Stars have the most similar schedules and common opponents but won't play each other until NGLL.
It’s weird how much people want to dump on this team. They beat HoCo Black a couple weeks ago.
Are they a top team? No. Are they a good team? Yes.
They sit rather comfortably and very competitively within a specific tier, along with CCLax, HoCo Black, NEMS, Limelight, FCA, Integrity and Hero’s White.
Pride Red is maybe just a little bit better. Stars seems to be in flux so who knows. They were not a good team last year but seem to have improved so that they are either in that tier or in that even smaller sliver with Pride Red and Sky Walkers Blue.
It’s not that complicated and I’m not sure why it deserves adults tutt-tutting the quality of a 6th grade lacrosse team.
It only seems like people are dumping on them, because they have an over inflated opinion of themselves as a program. They Talk the Talk, but have played VERY little competition since last spring. No one was trying to say that they are a bad team. They belong in the same pool as Renegades, Integrity, Stars, Hoco Black, and Sky Walkers Blue for the time being. They just haven't played those teams recently. It is hard to know where you stand if you don't ever play teams in the standings. And the parents using 1 NGLL game last April as their litmus test is proving their point. NL had a great NGLL season last spring. So, they should have tested the waters by playing in some of the upper brackets in tournaments last summer and this fall to see where they fit in the NGLL pecking order, but they didn't. They have no way to show how they compare to Pride, Stars, or Sky Walkers be cause they didnt' play them or even the same teams. Pride, Stars and Sky Walkers all have similar common opponents from the summer and fall tournaments.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Totally worthless rankings until after NGLL. Next Level has 1 quality team on there (A loss to M and D) , the rest are 28/29 teams and other teams no one has heard of. Until these teams are all playing each other there is no sense comparing them. Pride Red, Stars, Next Level, BLC, Integrity and Renegades have very few common opponents based on the fall schedule. Pride Red and Stars have the most similar schedules and common opponents but won't play each other until NGLL.
It’s weird how much people want to dump on this team. They beat HoCo Black a couple weeks ago.
Are they a top team? No. Are they a good team? Yes.
They sit rather comfortably and very competitively within a specific tier, along with CCLax, HoCo Black, NEMS, Limelight, FCA, Integrity and Hero’s White.
Pride Red is maybe just a little bit better. Stars seems to be in flux so who knows. They were not a good team last year but seem to have improved so that they are either in that tier or in that even smaller sliver with Pride Red and Sky Walkers Blue.
It’s not that complicated and I’m not sure why it deserves adults tutt-tutting the quality of a 6th grade lacrosse team.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:False. They never scrimmage Stars 2028
NL 28s beat Stars Light Blue 12-8 last year and tge game was bot that close.
I'm sure everyone's definition of close is different, so pointless in bringing it up. What is relevant now is the NL 28 team hasn't played anyone over the past 6-7 months. They are nowhere near the same level as Pride, Stars or any other MD program.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:False. They never scrimmage Stars 2028
NL 28s beat Stars Light Blue 12-8 last year and tge game was bot that close.
I'm sure everyone's definition of close is different, so pointless in bringing it up. What is relevant now is the NL 28 team hasn't played anyone over the past 6-7 months. They are nowhere near the same level as Pride, Stars or any other MD program.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:False. They never scrimmage Stars 2028
NL 28s beat Stars Light Blue 12-8 last year and tge game was bot that close.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That was NGLL and not a scrimmage. And as previous posted said that was a stars team that included many girls who didn’t make their A team after tryouts this summer. The 2028 light blue team is way different from the Stars 2028 team that was in NGLL last spring.
Great for Stars. So what’s your point?
Anonymous wrote:That was NGLL and not a scrimmage. And as previous posted said that was a stars team that included many girls who didn’t make their A team after tryouts this summer. The 2028 light blue team is way different from the Stars 2028 team that was in NGLL last spring.
Anonymous wrote:Totally worthless rankings until after NGLL. Next Level has 1 quality team on there (A loss to M and D) , the rest are 28/29 teams and other teams no one has heard of. Until these teams are all playing each other there is no sense comparing them. Pride Red, Stars, Next Level, BLC, Integrity and Renegades have very few common opponents based on the fall schedule. Pride Red and Stars have the most similar schedules and common opponents but won't play each other until NGLL.
Anonymous wrote:False. They never scrimmage Stars 2028
Anonymous wrote:Agreed re: tourneys and cannot figure out why NL coaches do not opt for better competition but NL 2028s blew Integrity out last year. I think they scrimmaged Stars and NL crushed them as well.