Attending the fall/winter prospect camps at your designated target schools is crucial. Your academic performance should be your top priority. It is essential for your daughter to focus on achieving better grades and a higher SAT score to set herself apart from other athletes. Taking the SAT/ACT exam early, like in sophomore year, is highly recommended to understand your baseline score and areas for improvement. Revisiting the exam before September 1 to potentially super score it can greatly benefit your recruiting profile, especially if you are interested in high academic institutions. Many recruits aiming for high academic or IVY league schools already have their SAT scores ready by 9/1. Grades and SAT scores can make your player stand out among others with similar skills and lacrosse IQ. While there may be many girls with the same GPA and lacrosse skills, having a strong SAT score can truly differentiate your daughter in the recruiting process.

Use your money to get on campus' at their camps/clinics.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t like this… this thread has lived off of hatred and sh@t talking. Don’t let all the years of hard work go wayside

this really made me laugh out loud!

Anonymous wrote:Amen. Keep the hate alive. I need some eye gauging and wet Willie’s. Back on this board

IYKYK, am I right?

Amen. Keep the hate alive. I need some eye gauging and wet Willie’s. Back on this board

I don’t like this… this thread has lived off of hatred and sh@t talking. Don’t let all the years of hard work go wayside

Big day for the 2028 board

Anonymous wrote:Getting some helpful and useful information here. This is showing the good of these forums. Thank you to the folks who posted.

I agree. Thank you to those who are posting relevant, valuable information rather than trash talking. At this point, our daughters are on the teams they areon so all anyone can do is keep moving forward and stay positive.

The problem with all of these is the deadlines so you have to pay $500+ and then your kid gets invited to something else which is the same date and also $500+

Getting some helpful and useful information here. This is showing the good of these forums. Thank you to the folks who posted.

I can't see any value of an NCSA account. After 6 months.

After one weekend into the recruiting year, the Sports Recruits/IWLCA account has demonstrated it's value many times over.

Sports Recruits only

Anonymous wrote:Are NCSA accounts worth getting or stick with Sports Recruits?

Def not and if you get one get ready to get spam called by them for 3-4 straight weeks.

Are NCSA accounts worth getting or stick with Sports Recruits?

https://lineuplax.com/jan3/

here’s the correct link for the lineup!