Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. Just wondering because of the destinations of several Gonzaga students include their recruited sports and TJ doesn’t seem to have that as much.
Not a troll. Just busy with lacrosse and tennis this week and exhausted and overwhelmed.
TJ usually has several athletes every year who are recruitable to play sports at least at the Division III level.
Usually, those students will get into a school that is stronger academically than the schools that are recruiting them. It’s very rare that TJ students will turn down academic prestige in order to extend their playing career.
Not really. Division III level from base school requires dedication, even if it means academics take a backseat. However at TJ, students are aiming for a different kind of division, more like decimal division, especially when that C or D drops on the report card.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. Just wondering because of the destinations of several Gonzaga students include their recruited sports and TJ doesn’t seem to have that as much.
Not a troll. Just busy with lacrosse and tennis this week and exhausted and overwhelmed.
TJ usually has several athletes every year who are recruitable to play sports at least at the Division III level.
Usually, those students will get into a school that is stronger academically than the schools that are recruiting them. It’s very rare that TJ students will turn down academic prestige in order to extend their playing career.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Just wondering because of the destinations of several Gonzaga students include their recruited sports and TJ doesn’t seem to have that as much.
Not a troll. Just busy with lacrosse and tennis this week and exhausted and overwhelmed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:TJ Crew or any TJ sport team would be expected to do well , if athletic skills were part of admission criteria.
Admissions has no merit evaluation in stem or athletic. Asks for a sob story essay 😪
Nah, it's just a lottery nothing really matters
“Nah” ???![]()
Your profound ignorance barely merits a response. However, you keep insisting on perpetuating the lie TJ’s admission is now based on a lottery.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Just wondering because of the destinations of several Gonzaga students include their recruited sports and TJ doesn’t seem to have that as much.
Not a troll. Just busy with lacrosse and tennis this week and exhausted and overwhelmed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How easy is it to get on the baseball team?
Baseball can accommodate most interested. Boys Basketball has most demand, especially freshman.
This is largely true. JV boys soccer also will have very competitive tryouts.
If you are a female athlete with any experience of significance in just about any sport, you can have an extremely fulfilling athletic career at TJ.
Before HS, DD used to be more of an indoor type, preferred books and gadgets. However, after joining TJ soccer, fell so in love with the sport and being part of a team, that she never missed a practice or game.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How easy is it to get on the baseball team?
Baseball can accommodate most interested. Boys Basketball has most demand, especially freshman.
This is largely true. JV boys soccer also will have very competitive tryouts.
If you are a female athlete with any experience of significance in just about any sport, you can have an extremely fulfilling athletic career at TJ.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How easy is it to get on the baseball team?
Baseball can accommodate most interested. Boys Basketball has most demand, especially freshman.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A troll started this thread and is replying to themselves with nonsense about TJ sports.
Unlike students at base schools, TJ students prioritize academics over sports. While individual sports at TJ have seen some successes, this is largely due to the skills students developed before entering TJ. Team sports at TJ are more recreational than competitive. TJ students participate in sports for physical health, stress management, and team camaraderie, but they are quick to scale back if it starts affecting their academics.
As the bumper stickers have said for decades (saw one out and about last month): "TJ, we came for the sports."
And then there was: "Robinson, we stayed for the academics."
Nice stickers, but those are only for the advanced academics kids. Others are buried deep in academics, just trying to climb out of Cs and Ds.
I find it funny that you say sports at TJ is for the advanced academics kids. I assumed all kids at TJ are advanced. But I guess some are more advanced than others.
For some kids the math comes without studying or sweating it much. I think that’s a big part of it.
Some kids did a lot of prep before applying to TJ and a lot of kids continue to need tutoring to get through the advanced coursework at TJ. Kids who need that much outside help tend to not have time for sports, also. It’s too bad, because it makes for a less pleasant high school experience for the student.
Yep, those are the kids who can’t handle sports and academics at the same time. Let’s face it, colleges want kids who can hit their academics out of the ballpark without having to spend all their time studying- or needing tutors.
Anonymous wrote:Only advanced academic students enroll in Junior year sports. TJ coaches emphasize academics over sports.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:TJ Crew or any TJ sport team would be expected to do well , if athletic skills were part of admission criteria.
Admissions has no merit evaluation in stem or athletic. Asks for a sob story essay 😪
Nah, it's just a lottery nothing really matters
“Nah” ???![]()
Your profound ignorance barely merits a response. However, you keep insisting on perpetuating the lie TJ’s admission is now based on a lottery.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:TJ Crew or any TJ sport team would be expected to do well , if athletic skills were part of admission criteria.
Admissions has no merit evaluation in stem or athletic. Asks for a sob story essay 😪
Nah, it's just a lottery nothing really matters