Anonymous
06/26/2013 14:07
Subject: Re:lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to post on Baltimore Urban moms and dads to get the answer to good club teams.
Wrong. There are several good DC area lacrosse clubs, but almost all of them are on the Virginia side (which is blasphemy on this forum).
I was partially joking though Baltimore does have some of the best clubs, NY is better...
What are the DC and Virginia club teams?
Tops 13-15 u crabs team 91
Top 11 u team 91
Please go back to the carpool line. Even if the poster was asking for names of top clubs outside of this area (and why would she/he?), Team 91 is not one of the best.
Best U15 in this area - VLC (Virginia Lacrosse Club)
Best U13 in this area - Madlax
Best U11 in this area - Bethesda
I agree.
Team 91 2020crush 11u AA is the best in the country
Anonymous
06/26/2013 13:27
Subject: lax culture from an insider
In the same league.
Anonymous
06/26/2013 13:21
Subject: lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:This is a DC forum. That is why non-DC clubs like Crabs were not included.
Yeah but DC forum area teams all play I the same league.
Anonymous
06/26/2013 12:54
Subject: lax culture from an insider
For girls in middle school, Stars. In HS, Capital, closely followed by M&D. I know, someone will say that M&D is not DC based, but considering how far kids travel, e.g. Capital has had players from W. Albemarle, I consider M&D part of this region.
Anonymous
06/26/2013 06:41
Subject: lax culture from an insider
This is a DC forum. That is why non-DC clubs like Crabs were not included.
Anonymous
06/26/2013 06:39
Subject: Re:lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For U13 I would have to add the Crabs and the Hawks.
Crabs. Hawks middle of the pack.
For U13AA they went to the semi-finals for NYPLL anf the Crabs won.
Hawks had an easy schedule and have not done much this summer.
Anonymous
06/26/2013 01:21
Subject: Re:lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For U13 I would have to add the Crabs and the Hawks.
Crabs. Hawks middle of the pack.
For U13AA they went to the semi-finals for NYPLL anf the Crabs won.
Anonymous
06/25/2013 21:05
Subject: Re:lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:For U13 I would have to add the Crabs and the Hawks.
Crabs. Hawks middle of the pack.
Anonymous
06/25/2013 21:04
Subject: Re:lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to post on Baltimore Urban moms and dads to get the answer to good club teams.
Wrong. There are several good DC area lacrosse clubs, but almost all of them are on the Virginia side (which is blasphemy on this forum).
I was partially joking though Baltimore does have some of the best clubs, NY is better...
What are the DC and Virginia club teams?
Tops 13-15 u crabs team 91
Top 11 u team 91
Please go back to the carpool line. Even if the poster was asking for names of top clubs outside of this area (and why would she/he?), Team 91 is not one of the best.
Best U15 in this area - VLC (Virginia Lacrosse Club)
Best U13 in this area - Madlax
Best U11 in this area - Bethesda
Best 13uaa crabs
Best. 11aa diamondbacks
Best 9uaa diamondbacks
Anonymous
06/25/2013 18:38
Subject: Re:lax culture from an insider
For U13 I would have to add the Crabs and the Hawks.
Anonymous
06/25/2013 16:41
Subject: lax culture from an insider
I also agree. I happen to be a mom with a kid not in any of those clubs/organizations. Part of being a good sport is to acknowledge who is doing well even if it isn't your own team. These organizations are all good and there are many other good organizations around here. There is something for everyone where lax in the dc area is concerned.
Anonymous
06/25/2013 16:35
Subject: Re:lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to post on Baltimore Urban moms and dads to get the answer to good club teams.
Wrong. There are several good DC area lacrosse clubs, but almost all of them are on the Virginia side (which is blasphemy on this forum).
I was partially joking though Baltimore does have some of the best clubs, NY is better...
What are the DC and Virginia club teams?
Tops 13-15 u crabs team 91
Top 11 u team 91
Please go back to the carpool line. Even if the poster was asking for names of top clubs outside of this area (and why would she/he?), Team 91 is not one of the best.
Best U15 in this area - VLC (Virginia Lacrosse Club)
Best U13 in this area - Madlax
Best U11 in this area - Bethesda
I agree.
Anonymous
06/25/2013 16:21
Subject: Re:lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to post on Baltimore Urban moms and dads to get the answer to good club teams.
Wrong. There are several good DC area lacrosse clubs, but almost all of them are on the Virginia side (which is blasphemy on this forum).
I was partially joking though Baltimore does have some of the best clubs, NY is better...
What are the DC and Virginia club teams?
Tops 13-15 u crabs team 91
Top 11 u team 91
Please go back to the carpool line. Even if the poster was asking for names of top clubs outside of this area (and why would she/he?), Team 91 is not one of the best.
Best U15 in this area - VLC (Virginia Lacrosse Club)
Best U13 in this area - Madlax
Best U11 in this area - Bethesda
Anonymous
06/25/2013 16:14
Subject: lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:This past season I noticed that some seniors who were recruited into elite programs following their 10th grade season did not stand out nearly as much by the end of their senior season. Given the different rate at which kids mature, it seems nutty to make a recruiting decision when a child may (or may not) still have a lot of growing to do. I wonder if some of these elite programs regret acting too soon. I haven’t heard of any of them pulling back offers.
Ask UVA who has been a leader in this absurd early recruiting. They didn't even make the tournament this year. Hopkins didn't make it for the first time in 40yrs.
Anonymous
06/25/2013 15:28
Subject: lax culture from an insider
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This past season I noticed that some seniors who were recruited into elite programs following their 10th grade season did not stand out nearly as much by the end of their senior season. Given the different rate at which kids mature, it seems nutty to make a recruiting decision when a child may (or may not) still have a lot of growing to do. I wonder if some of these elite programs regret acting too soon. I haven’t heard of any of them pulling back offers.
Elite programs recruiting from their club pools, schools, tournaments, or somewhere else?
Club teams and especially summer invitational tournaments.