Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder what would happen if Pride, STJ and other girls just stayed where they r? If everyone is doing well and developing why bother. Wherever the talent the recruiters will come. Then Capital would be the next step for Bethesda players and SSSA. If Capital does not have talent, colleges r not going to just take a Capital player b/c of the brand.Anonymous wrote:I don’t think any pride parents are worried about any Maryland girls coming to tryouts. On the other hand the STJ girls are a little nervous.
Nobody wants to be the guinea pig in this scenario. Capital has the best recruiting connections in the area. So until that changes, they will remain the premier HS club in the area.
If Pride kept all their players, they would beat Capital.
At 2028 you’re probably right since that Cap team will prob be mostly Pride players as has been discussed extensively on here. My current best guess after watching clinics: 8-10 Pride,
4-6 Stars, 2-4 NL, 2 At Large Bids. Admittedly, does not leave much for Orange.
6 seems like a lot for STJ probably closer to 3-4
Not a Stars parent, but know the team. Could easily get to 6.
Realistically 3-4, likely 7-8 based on the Stars network.
Are you implying that lesser qualified/skilled players will be passed over due to a Stars “hook-up?”
Duh. Happens every year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder what would happen if Pride, STJ and other girls just stayed where they r? If everyone is doing well and developing why bother. Wherever the talent the recruiters will come. Then Capital would be the next step for Bethesda players and SSSA. If Capital does not have talent, colleges r not going to just take a Capital player b/c of the brand.Anonymous wrote:I don’t think any pride parents are worried about any Maryland girls coming to tryouts. On the other hand the STJ girls are a little nervous.
Nobody wants to be the guinea pig in this scenario. Capital has the best recruiting connections in the area. So until that changes, they will remain the premier HS club in the area.
If Pride kept all their players, they would beat Capital.
At 2028 you’re probably right since that Cap team will prob be mostly Pride players as has been discussed extensively on here. My current best guess after watching clinics: 8-10 Pride,
4-6 Stars, 2-4 NL, 2 At Large Bids. Admittedly, does not leave much for Orange.
6 seems like a lot for STJ probably closer to 3-4
Not a Stars parent, but know the team. Could easily get to 6.
Realistically 3-4, likely 7-8 based on the Stars network.
Are you implying that lesser qualified/skilled players will be passed over due to a Stars “hook-up?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder what would happen if Pride, STJ and other girls just stayed where they r? If everyone is doing well and developing why bother. Wherever the talent the recruiters will come. Then Capital would be the next step for Bethesda players and SSSA. If Capital does not have talent, colleges r not going to just take a Capital player b/c of the brand.Anonymous wrote:I don’t think any pride parents are worried about any Maryland girls coming to tryouts. On the other hand the STJ girls are a little nervous.
Nobody wants to be the guinea pig in this scenario. Capital has the best recruiting connections in the area. So until that changes, they will remain the premier HS club in the area.
If Pride kept all their players, they would beat Capital.
At 2028 you’re probably right since that Cap team will prob be mostly Pride players as has been discussed extensively on here. My current best guess after watching clinics: 8-10 Pride,
4-6 Stars, 2-4 NL, 2 At Large Bids. Admittedly, does not leave much for Orange.
6 seems like a lot for STJ probably closer to 3-4
Not a Stars parent, but know the team. Could easily get to 6.
Realistically 3-4, likely 7-8 based on the Stars network.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coach has been practicing with his core group of 2028 favorites already.
Seriously? Where? When?
IYKYK.
Yeah.. this must be a bad attempt at humor. I call B.S.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder what would happen if Pride, STJ and other girls just stayed where they r? If everyone is doing well and developing why bother. Wherever the talent the recruiters will come. Then Capital would be the next step for Bethesda players and SSSA. If Capital does not have talent, colleges r not going to just take a Capital player b/c of the brand.Anonymous wrote:I don’t think any pride parents are worried about any Maryland girls coming to tryouts. On the other hand the STJ girls are a little nervous.
Nobody wants to be the guinea pig in this scenario. Capital has the best recruiting connections in the area. So until that changes, they will remain the premier HS club in the area.
If Pride kept all their players, they would beat Capital.
At 2028 you’re probably right since that Cap team will prob be mostly Pride players as has been discussed extensively on here. My current best guess after watching clinics: 8-10 Pride,
4-6 Stars, 2-4 NL, 2 At Large Bids. Admittedly, does not leave much for Orange.
6 seems like a lot for STJ probably closer to 3-4
Not a Stars parent, but know the team. Could easily get to 6.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder what would happen if Pride, STJ and other girls just stayed where they r? If everyone is doing well and developing why bother. Wherever the talent the recruiters will come. Then Capital would be the next step for Bethesda players and SSSA. If Capital does not have talent, colleges r not going to just take a Capital player b/c of the brand.Anonymous wrote:I don’t think any pride parents are worried about any Maryland girls coming to tryouts. On the other hand the STJ girls are a little nervous.
Nobody wants to be the guinea pig in this scenario. Capital has the best recruiting connections in the area. So until that changes, they will remain the premier HS club in the area.
If Pride kept all their players, they would beat Capital.
At 2028 you’re probably right since that Cap team will prob be mostly Pride players as has been discussed extensively on here. My current best guess after watching clinics: 8-10 Pride,
4-6 Stars, 2-4 NL, 2 At Large Bids. Admittedly, does not leave much for Orange.
6 seems like a lot for STJ probably closer to 3-4
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder what would happen if Pride, STJ and other girls just stayed where they r? If everyone is doing well and developing why bother. Wherever the talent the recruiters will come. Then Capital would be the next step for Bethesda players and SSSA. If Capital does not have talent, colleges r not going to just take a Capital player b/c of the brand.Anonymous wrote:I don’t think any pride parents are worried about any Maryland girls coming to tryouts. On the other hand the STJ girls are a little nervous.
Nobody wants to be the guinea pig in this scenario. Capital has the best recruiting connections in the area. So until that changes, they will remain the premier HS club in the area.
If Pride kept all their players, they would beat Capital.
At 2028 you’re probably right since that Cap team will prob be mostly Pride players as has been discussed extensively on here. My current best guess after watching clinics: 8-10 Pride,
4-6 Stars, 2-4 NL, 2 At Large Bids. Admittedly, does not leave much for Orange.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coach has been practicing with his core group of 2028 favorites already.
Seriously? Where? When?
IYKYK.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coach has been practicing with his core group of 2028 favorites already.
Seriously? Where? When?
Anonymous wrote:Coach has been practicing with his core group of 2028 favorites already.
Anonymous wrote:Can someone save me the time of going through this whole thread - but what’s the Pride drama people keep referencing?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder what would happen if Pride, STJ and other girls just stayed where they r? If everyone is doing well and developing why bother. Wherever the talent the recruiters will come. Then Capital would be the next step for Bethesda players and SSSA. If Capital does not have talent, colleges r not going to just take a Capital player b/c of the brand.Anonymous wrote:I don’t think any pride parents are worried about any Maryland girls coming to tryouts. On the other hand the STJ girls are a little nervous.
Nobody wants to be the guinea pig in this scenario. Capital has the best recruiting connections in the area. So until that changes, they will remain the premier HS club in the area.
If Pride kept all their players, they would beat Capital.
Why would a good Pride player stay who could go to a club with significantly better recruiting?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder what would happen if Pride, STJ and other girls just stayed where they r? If everyone is doing well and developing why bother. Wherever the talent the recruiters will come. Then Capital would be the next step for Bethesda players and SSSA. If Capital does not have talent, colleges r not going to just take a Capital player b/c of the brand.Anonymous wrote:I don’t think any pride parents are worried about any Maryland girls coming to tryouts. On the other hand the STJ girls are a little nervous.
Nobody wants to be the guinea pig in this scenario. Capital has the best recruiting connections in the area. So until that changes, they will remain the premier HS club in the area.
If Pride kept all their players, they would beat Capital.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder what would happen if Pride, STJ and other girls just stayed where they r? If everyone is doing well and developing why bother. Wherever the talent the recruiters will come. Then Capital would be the next step for Bethesda players and SSSA. If Capital does not have talent, colleges r not going to just take a Capital player b/c of the brand.Anonymous wrote:I don’t think any pride parents are worried about any Maryland girls coming to tryouts. On the other hand the STJ girls are a little nervous.
Nobody wants to be the guinea pig in this scenario. Capital has the best recruiting connections in the area. So until that changes, they will remain the premier HS club in the area.
If Pride kept all their players, they would beat Capital.