Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club reputation can get coaches to the sideline and help with their network but your player must do emails, the prospect camps and perform when it counts! Your player needs to be better than average if they want to play D1. It doesn’t matter what team your kid is on if they don’t play that well so work on speed, train on own time and don’t rely on the club or your high school to develop your player. Do the work yourself it’s all about what the player does on their own.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital Orange is a better option for recruiting than Hero’s White, M&d Red, MDU West or Coppermine Blue.
Capital has proven they can get their B team girls recruited. The other programs have not. They only focus on their A teams.
As as others have previously mentioned, relying on any program to get your DD recruited makes no sense at all. Definitely not a reason to choose a team. It never makes sense that so many expect the program to “get their girl recruited.”
Similarly, relying on an any college or university to get your DD a job makes no sense. It's definitely not a reason to choose a school. Do you really think going to Princeton is going to help get your DD a job?
This is some dumb stuff up there.
It won’t matter if you’re on M&D Black if your player isn’t better than average—um they are if on M&D Black
It won’t matter if your player is on M&D Black if they suck at every showcase—no sh*t. The point is it’s unlikely they’ll suck. But if they play like they’re Stars level at every showcase…. Same will be the case if they wear a racist t-shirt or curse out the refs.
And I love the Yale and Princeton Law grad who thinks his big law job is because he’s a great person and hard worker. As someone else said, good luck getting the same job to the hardworking Mother Theresa of a person from Frostburg State (if they had one) Law School.
You sound like a Black parent who drinks the kool aid. Amazing that you would assume the law grad is a he. Also your elitism reeks. Please go sit down and resume your Adderall addiction. lol 😂

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club reputation can get coaches to the sideline and help with their network but your player must do emails, the prospect camps and perform when it counts! Your player needs to be better than average if they want to play D1. It doesn’t matter what team your kid is on if they don’t play that well so work on speed, train on own time and don’t rely on the club or your high school to develop your player. Do the work yourself it’s all about what the player does on their own.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital Orange is a better option for recruiting than Hero’s White, M&d Red, MDU West or Coppermine Blue.
Capital has proven they can get their B team girls recruited. The other programs have not. They only focus on their A teams.
As as others have previously mentioned, relying on any program to get your DD recruited makes no sense at all. Definitely not a reason to choose a team. It never makes sense that so many expect the program to “get their girl recruited.”
Similarly, relying on an any college or university to get your DD a job makes no sense. It's definitely not a reason to choose a school. Do you really think going to Princeton is going to help get your DD a job?
This is some dumb stuff up there.
It won’t matter if you’re on M&D Black if your player isn’t better than average—um they are if on M&D Black
It won’t matter if your player is on M&D Black if they suck at every showcase—no sh*t. The point is it’s unlikely they’ll suck. But if they play like they’re Stars level at every showcase…. Same will be the case if they wear a racist t-shirt or curse out the refs.
And I love the Yale and Princeton Law grad who thinks his big law job is because he’s a great person and hard worker. As someone else said, good luck getting the same job to the hardworking Mother Theresa of a person from Frostburg State (if they had one) Law School.
I think this is from the 2031 Black goalie’s dad that all the coaches speak so negatively about. Pay it no mind
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club reputation can get coaches to the sideline and help with their network but your player must do emails, the prospect camps and perform when it counts! Your player needs to be better than average if they want to play D1. It doesn’t matter what team your kid is on if they don’t play that well so work on speed, train on own time and don’t rely on the club or your high school to develop your player. Do the work yourself it’s all about what the player does on their own.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital Orange is a better option for recruiting than Hero’s White, M&d Red, MDU West or Coppermine Blue.
Capital has proven they can get their B team girls recruited. The other programs have not. They only focus on their A teams.
As as others have previously mentioned, relying on any program to get your DD recruited makes no sense at all. Definitely not a reason to choose a team. It never makes sense that so many expect the program to “get their girl recruited.”
Similarly, relying on an any college or university to get your DD a job makes no sense. It's definitely not a reason to choose a school. Do you really think going to Princeton is going to help get your DD a job?
This is some dumb stuff up there.
It won’t matter if you’re on M&D Black if your player isn’t better than average—um they are if on M&D Black
It won’t matter if your player is on M&D Black if they suck at every showcase—no sh*t. The point is it’s unlikely they’ll suck. But if they play like they’re Stars level at every showcase…. Same will be the case if they wear a racist t-shirt or curse out the refs.
And I love the Yale and Princeton Law grad who thinks his big law job is because he’s a great person and hard worker. As someone else said, good luck getting the same job to the hardworking Mother Theresa of a person from Frostburg State (if they had one) Law School.
You sound like a M&D Black parent who drinks the kool aid. Amazing that you would assume the law grad is a he. Also your elitism reeks. Please go sit down and resume your Adderall addiction. lol 😂
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital Orange is a better option for recruiting than Hero’s White, M&d Red, MDU West or Coppermine Blue.
Capital has proven they can get their B team girls recruited. The other programs have not. They only focus on their A teams.
As as others have previously mentioned, relying on any program to get your DD recruited makes no sense at all. Definitely not a reason to choose a team. It never makes sense that so many expect the program to “get their girl recruited.”
Similarly, relying on an any college or university to get your DD a job makes no sense. It's definitely not a reason to choose a school. Do you really think going to Princeton is going to help get your DD a job?
Clubs, like colleges, have brands, those brands have value.
You don’t think M&D black is going to get better offers than HoCo? Similarly, you don’t think Princeton grads have better opportunities than Salisbury grads?
Yes, of course. One of the reasons you go Ivy is it opens doors for the rest of your life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club reputation can get coaches to the sideline and help with their network but your player must do emails, the prospect camps and perform when it counts! Your player needs to be better than average if they want to play D1. It doesn’t matter what team your kid is on if they don’t play that well so work on speed, train on own time and don’t rely on the club or your high school to develop your player. Do the work yourself it’s all about what the player does on their own.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital Orange is a better option for recruiting than Hero’s White, M&d Red, MDU West or Coppermine Blue.
Capital has proven they can get their B team girls recruited. The other programs have not. They only focus on their A teams.
As as others have previously mentioned, relying on any program to get your DD recruited makes no sense at all. Definitely not a reason to choose a team. It never makes sense that so many expect the program to “get their girl recruited.”
Similarly, relying on an any college or university to get your DD a job makes no sense. It's definitely not a reason to choose a school. Do you really think going to Princeton is going to help get your DD a job?
This is some dumb stuff up there.
It won’t matter if you’re on M&D Black if your player isn’t better than average—um they are if on M&D Black
It won’t matter if your player is on M&D Black if they suck at every showcase—no sh*t. The point is it’s unlikely they’ll suck. But if they play like they’re Stars level at every showcase…. Same will be the case if they wear a racist t-shirt or curse out the refs.
And I love the Yale and Princeton Law grad who thinks his big law job is because he’s a great person and hard worker. As someone else said, good luck getting the same job to the hardworking Mother Theresa of a person from Frostburg State (if they had one) Law School.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club reputation can get coaches to the sideline and help with their network but your player must do emails, the prospect camps and perform when it counts! Your player needs to be better than average if they want to play D1. It doesn’t matter what team your kid is on if they don’t play that well so work on speed, train on own time and don’t rely on the club or your high school to develop your player. Do the work yourself it’s all about what the player does on their own.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital Orange is a better option for recruiting than Hero’s White, M&d Red, MDU West or Coppermine Blue.
Capital has proven they can get their B team girls recruited. The other programs have not. They only focus on their A teams.
As as others have previously mentioned, relying on any program to get your DD recruited makes no sense at all. Definitely not a reason to choose a team. It never makes sense that so many expect the program to “get their girl recruited.”
Similarly, relying on an any college or university to get your DD a job makes no sense. It's definitely not a reason to choose a school. Do you really think going to Princeton is going to help get your DD a job?
This is some dumb stuff up there.
It won’t matter if you’re on M&D Black if your player isn’t better than average—um they are if on M&D Black
It won’t matter if your player is on M&D Black if they suck at every showcase—no sh*t. The point is it’s unlikely they’ll suck. But if they play like they’re Stars level at every showcase…. Same will be the case if they wear a racist t-shirt or curse out the refs.
And I love the Yale and Princeton Law grad who thinks his big law job is because he’s a great person and hard worker. As someone else said, good luck getting the same job to the hardworking Mother Theresa of a person from Frostburg State (if they had one) Law School.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are still talking about M&D Black right? If so, just wondering about grass is greener elsewhere crew—are they unhappy with the coaching? Like what would they be seeking somewhere else?
I'd bet on the "grass is always greener" being a pun. Ha!
Anonymous wrote:The club reputation can get coaches to the sideline and help with their network but your player must do emails, the prospect camps and perform when it counts! Your player needs to be better than average if they want to play D1. It doesn’t matter what team your kid is on if they don’t play that well so work on speed, train on own time and don’t rely on the club or your high school to develop your player. Do the work yourself it’s all about what the player does on their own.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital Orange is a better option for recruiting than Hero’s White, M&d Red, MDU West or Coppermine Blue.
Capital has proven they can get their B team girls recruited. The other programs have not. They only focus on their A teams.
As as others have previously mentioned, relying on any program to get your DD recruited makes no sense at all. Definitely not a reason to choose a team. It never makes sense that so many expect the program to “get their girl recruited.”
Similarly, relying on an any college or university to get your DD a job makes no sense. It's definitely not a reason to choose a school. Do you really think going to Princeton is going to help get your DD a job?
Anonymous wrote:We are still talking about M&D Black right? If so, just wondering about grass is greener elsewhere crew—are they unhappy with the coaching? Like what would they be seeking somewhere else?