Anonymous
12/22/2017 23:27
Subject: Re:Private School Lacrosse Thread
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:the Heights is pretty average in lacrosse.
While NL is run by the Heights head coach, the best players in NL typically end up at either Landon or Gonzaga.
If any club is affiliated with a HS program it would have to be VLC and its ties to Paul VI.
I think the VLC - PVI connection is less strong than it was a few years ago.
And will the move to Loudoun continue the disconnect?
Anonymous
12/22/2017 17:44
Subject: Re:Private School Lacrosse Thread
Anonymous wrote:the Heights is pretty average in lacrosse.
While NL is run by the Heights head coach, the best players in NL typically end up at either Landon or Gonzaga.
If any club is affiliated with a HS program it would have to be VLC and its ties to Paul VI.
I think the VLC - PVI connection is less strong than it was a few years ago.
Anonymous
12/22/2017 10:58
Subject: Re:Private School Lacrosse Thread
the Heights is pretty average in lacrosse.
While NL is run by the Heights head coach, the best players in NL typically end up at either Landon or Gonzaga.
If any club is affiliated with a HS program it would have to be VLC and its ties to Paul VI.
While NL is run by the Heights head coach, the best players in NL typically end up at either Landon or Gonzaga.
If any club is affiliated with a HS program it would have to be VLC and its ties to Paul VI.
Anonymous
12/22/2017 10:52
Subject: Private School Lacrosse Thread
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:where are the 2022's going to high school?
?
You mean where are some of the 2022 kids from the clubs going to high school?
I think the answer is everywhere, public and private.
As far as privates, PVI, Heights, Zaga have 2022s who play competitive club. In the IAC, Bullis, Landon, St Albans, SSSA and Prep have 2022s (in some cases many) playing for DCE, Madlax, Crabs, VLC and Next Level. Don't know anything about Blackwolf. Those dudes are always shrouded in secrecy.
Um, 2022ers are in 8th grade.
PP, you mean 2022s not 2021s (who are currently in 9th grade)? If you are talking about 8th graders, the admissions season is ongoing. But I think it's a fair assumption that all the schools mentioned above will admit students from the various clubs mentioned, some more than others, as Bullis has a DCE connection, PVI has a VLC connection, the Heights a NL connection, etc.
Anonymous
12/22/2017 10:42
Subject: Private School Lacrosse Thread
Several 2022s from DCE will go to GZ
Anonymous
12/22/2017 10:35
Subject: Private School Lacrosse Thread
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:where are the 2022's going to high school?
?
You mean where are some of the 2022 kids from the clubs going to high school?
I think the answer is everywhere, public and private.
As far as privates, PVI, Heights, Zaga have 2022s who play competitive club. In the IAC, Bullis, Landon, St Albans, SSSA and Prep have 2022s (in some cases many) playing for DCE, Madlax, Crabs, VLC and Next Level. Don't know anything about Blackwolf. Those dudes are always shrouded in secrecy.
Um, 2022ers are in 8th grade.
Anonymous
12/22/2017 10:30
Subject: Private School Lacrosse Thread
Anonymous wrote:where are the 2022's going to high school?
?
You mean where are some of the 2022 kids from the clubs going to high school?
I think the answer is everywhere, public and private.
As far as privates, PVI, Heights, Zaga have 2022s who play competitive club. In the IAC, Bullis, Landon, St Albans, SSSA and Prep have 2022s (in some cases many) playing for DCE, Madlax, Crabs, VLC and Next Level. Don't know anything about Blackwolf. Those dudes are always shrouded in secrecy.
Anonymous
12/22/2017 10:25
Subject: Re:Private School Lacrosse Thread
several of the 2022's are current Landon 8th graders.
There are a few Mater Dei kids on the roster as well and some kids who might end up either Churchill, Whitman or Bullis.
There are a few Mater Dei kids on the roster as well and some kids who might end up either Churchill, Whitman or Bullis.
Anonymous
12/22/2017 10:21
Subject: Private School Lacrosse Thread
where are the 2022's going to high school?
Anonymous
12/22/2017 07:29
Subject: Private School Lacrosse Thread
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And DCE 2022 beat Crabs at UNC several weeks ago.
Who cares
2022's will finish 3 or 4th in hoco this year.
Anonymous
12/22/2017 06:43
Subject: Re:Private School Lacrosse Thread
Does SJC issue gear to its players? Does any high school lax program?
Anonymous
12/21/2017 22:29
Subject: Re:Private School Lacrosse Thread
middle school club lacrosse...
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Anonymous
12/21/2017 20:34
Subject: Private School Lacrosse Thread
Anonymous wrote:And DCE 2022 beat Crabs at UNC several weeks ago.
Who cares
Anonymous
12/21/2017 17:16
Subject: Re:Private School Lacrosse Thread
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:can we talk about HS lacrosse.
Club lacrosse is a complete money grab!
too many parents are buying into the club lacrosse promise of "college greatness" etc. etc.
hate to break it to you, there is hardly any money in student aid at the college level and maybe only half the D1 schools I would even consider sending my son to.
Several of the D1 programs are schools that I have never even heard of.
There is zero money for D3. But the D3 schools include some of the best colleges in the country. Lacrosse, next to crew, is the best way to get a white male a "hook" into a great school he might otherwise not be admitted. Clubs help kids develop and get exposure and will advocate for your son. Yeah, there are some real jerks running clubs out there. There are also some who aren't so bad. Bottom line, club lacrosse for college recruitment is a necessary evil, especially if your son is not playing for a private school in the MCAC or IAC or Zaga.
Actually, there is a lot of money for D3. It's just in the form of academic scholarships instead of athletic ones. But, many of the D3 schools that award merit-based aid use them like the D1 schools use the athletic money. There are D1 and D3 schools that don't give merit-based aid, though some of them grant "leadership" scholarships and the like. And, some schools are straight need-based at both levels. Finding scholarship money is more school-dependent than it is D1 or D3 dependent.
Anonymous
12/21/2017 15:04
Subject: Private School Lacrosse Thread
And DCE 2022 beat Crabs at UNC several weeks ago.