Anonymous
11/29/2020 18:06
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Parents of all clubs are considering switching heading into HS. The Black Ops team are middle school parents once HS starts few kids switch clubs or at least primary club
Anonymous
11/29/2020 16:55
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Again, why is this discussion about BW. They are nonexistent.
Anonymous
11/29/2020 16:26
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Not as many players recently. BW has definitely fallen behind the other clubs.
Anonymous
11/29/2020 16:06
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Anonymous wrote:Blackwolf model is not helping its players who hope to play in college. Now it is all about film and playing best teams possible, not practices.
But they are still landing players in college, including DI, correct?
Anonymous
11/28/2020 17:23
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Blackwolf model is not helping its players who hope to play in college. Now it is all about film and playing best teams possible, not practices.
Anonymous
11/28/2020 15:39
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Go to the BW or Hammers thread for these discussions.
Anonymous
11/28/2020 14:03
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
They played AG run by Towson
Anonymous
11/28/2020 13:59
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What about black wolf?
Different kind of program than the others. Clinics and lessons.
They did play tournaments this fall
Their philosophy is to play very few tournaments compared to the other programs mentioned earlier.
But which ones?
Anonymous
11/28/2020 13:48
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What about black wolf?
Different kind of program than the others. Clinics and lessons.
They did play tournaments this fall
Their philosophy is to play very few tournaments compared to the other programs mentioned earlier.
Anonymous
11/28/2020 11:17
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What about black wolf?
Different kind of program than the others. Clinics and lessons.
They did play tournaments this fall
Which ones?
Anonymous
11/28/2020 08:33
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What about black wolf?
Different kind of program than the others. Clinics and lessons.
They did play tournaments this fall
Anonymous
11/28/2020 06:15
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Anonymous wrote:What about black wolf?
Different kind of program than the others. Clinics and lessons.
Anonymous
11/27/2020 21:45
Subject: Re:Black Ops for WSYL
Anonymous wrote:The answer here is pretty obvious. If ML, NL or DCE could field an on-age team with enough talent and depth to do this without opening it up in this format, they would, but ML has at least 3-4 which is why they had their thing, and NL, DCE and VLC are doing theirs. The hold-back thing just creates two separate cultures in club lax. Girls lax doesn't have it, but instead its more of a money game. Boys its will you hold your kid back for fractional and fleeting help in high school as it all evens out by the time they get to college aged. Sure this could be a move to enrich those clubs hosting the tryouts with additional talent, but i think you have to take them at their word that they just dont want to keep losing to LI teams by running the same old playbook.
3-4? Madlax might have 3-4 born after 9/1, not before. I know one of their huge roster teams is close to 20 born prior to 9/1.
Anonymous
11/27/2020 21:38
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
What about black wolf?
Anonymous
11/27/2020 19:25
Subject: Black Ops for WSYL
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: Not all teams. My sons team is all on age and a top two or three team in DMV
Which team is that?
Hammers
Love Hammers but they aren't even in the top 5 locally (MadLax, VLC, NextLevel, Cavs, Top Caliber are all better).