Anonymous wrote:Kathy is telling Gussie to put all the SSSAS girls on orange. She wants a really solid JV team next year.
Anonymous wrote:Kathy is telling Gussie to put all the SSSAS girls on orange. She wants a really solid JV team next year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can KJ save her sssas girls this year? Heard some rumblings her and Gussie having fall out
Meaning Gussie isn't promising that SSSAS girls will make capital?
Uh, if they are not making it, who is? Future does not exactly look bright.
By saying successful college programs recruit the best players they can and not the ones that are marketed the best by paid club programs? What bias is that, exactly? The anti-kool aid drinking bias? You can't possibly believe the best college coaches have been successful by mailing in the 7 or 8 players they can bring in every year and just hope and trust that several high school club directors get back to them with some good ideas?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's because they've had some of the very best players, which allowed for some of the beat teams, silly. Girls lacrosse isn't different than every other sport on the planet. The 27s haven't been recruited by anyone yet, that's an odd example. You sound like you're unhinged or joking.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The fact that you might believe "the established infrastructure" is what gets girls recruited to top schools is hilarious. College coaches have their livelihood on the line. The last thing they're doing is just taking club coaches' word for anything other than an initial look and background. They bring in who they want the most and can get.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Should fit in well with what I hear are a couple reinforcements coming from the south.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coppermine is disbanding because they lost all four games in LAX for the Cure. This is unacceptable when you play teams in the top 8 and you are a lowly 11th ranked team. The players, coaches and parents should just give up now.
They have already lost a bunch of girls and barely have a bench. Their top middie is reportedly already gone.
Whether they’re winning or not, no one in their right mind would leave a club with established recruiting infrastructure like Capital for one with none, and a declining team to boot.
I doubt though that you actually believe that, but just want others to.
Well there’s a reason Capital consistently gets coaches 40 deep year after year at their tourney games, including the 27s who are ranked above #20, and why the club has sent a crazy number of players to ivies and other top programs. Coaches obviously like what the club is doing, which is why they keep coming back and continue to recruit Cap players. That fact can’t be ignored. Capital is exceptional at marketing players which plays a huge role in their recruiting success.
Your bias is showing
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The top Coppermine Middie is going to the Capital clinics and practices. She is also transferring to Battlefield. Battlefield 28 class all coming over to Cap Blue.
What is Battlefield?
Honest question: what is Battlefield? A VA club?
A public high school in Prince William County.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The top Coppermine Middie is going to the Capital clinics and practices. She is also transferring to Battlefield. Battlefield 28 class all coming over to Cap Blue.
What is Battlefield?
Honest question: what is Battlefield? A VA club?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can KJ save her sssas girls this year? Heard some rumblings her and Gussie having fall out
Meaning Gussie isn't promising that SSSAS girls will make capital?
Uh, if they are not making it, who is? Future does not exactly look bright.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The top Coppermine Middie is going to the Capital clinics and practices. She is also transferring to Battlefield. Battlefield 28 class all coming over to Cap Blue.
What is Battlefield?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can KJ save her sssas girls this year? Heard some rumblings her and Gussie having fall out
Meaning Gussie isn't promising that SSSAS girls will make capital?
Anonymous wrote:Can KJ save her sssas girls this year? Heard some rumblings her and Gussie having fall out
Anonymous wrote:The top Coppermine Middie is going to the Capital clinics and practices. She is also transferring to Battlefield. Battlefield 28 class all coming over to Cap Blue.
Anonymous wrote:That's because they've had some of the very best players, which allowed for some of the beat teams, silly. Girls lacrosse isn't different than every other sport on the planet. The 27s haven't been recruited by anyone yet, that's an odd example. You sound like you're unhinged or joking.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The fact that you might believe "the established infrastructure" is what gets girls recruited to top schools is hilarious. College coaches have their livelihood on the line. The last thing they're doing is just taking club coaches' word for anything other than an initial look and background. They bring in who they want the most and can get.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Should fit in well with what I hear are a couple reinforcements coming from the south.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coppermine is disbanding because they lost all four games in LAX for the Cure. This is unacceptable when you play teams in the top 8 and you are a lowly 11th ranked team. The players, coaches and parents should just give up now.
They have already lost a bunch of girls and barely have a bench. Their top middie is reportedly already gone.
Whether they’re winning or not, no one in their right mind would leave a club with established recruiting infrastructure like Capital for one with none, and a declining team to boot.
I doubt though that you actually believe that, but just want others to.
Well there’s a reason Capital consistently gets coaches 40 deep year after year at their tourney games, including the 27s who are ranked above #20, and why the club has sent a crazy number of players to ivies and other top programs. Coaches obviously like what the club is doing, which is why they keep coming back and continue to recruit Cap players. That fact can’t be ignored. Capital is exceptional at marketing players which plays a huge role in their recruiting success.