Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Props to the M&D DC team for putting together a very good 8th grade team. I have been through this before and have an excellent understanding of the next steps, including how college recruiting works. There’s really no doubt which local high school club is the best for this. People are trying to build their brand and need to make certain promises. I get it. My (good) daughter is not going to be part of this experiment. Good luck to you all. Hope you all can manage to make a decision you don’t regret
If you stay with capital you are part of a different experiment of how long a club can survive on reputation alone, without adapting with the changing game. You won’t have the luxury of seeing the 27s and 28s recruiting before you make your decision, but you might be wise to look at how many capital girls actually play in college vs attend and are part of the team. It may not matter to you, but it is a statistic worth looking into. You also might want to consider how much your family is relying on any money. Capital finds most of their girls homes, but that may not come with much or any financial assistance.
Anonymous wrote:Props to the M&D DC team for putting together a very good 8th grade team. I have been through this before and have an excellent understanding of the next steps, including how college recruiting works. There’s really no doubt which local high school club is the best for this. People are trying to build their brand and need to make certain promises. I get it. My (good) daughter is not going to be part of this experiment. Good luck to you all. Hope you all can manage to make a decision you don’t regret
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where is the M&D DC dad that was trying to convince everyone not to try out for Capital?
Probably looking at the American Select roster and seeing 10 m&d dc girls and a measly 3 BLC girls on the roster and thinking why would we want to combine with a less talented team? Maybe the BLC parents should bring their kids over to m&d dc tryouts?
Maybe M&D DC should try beating BLC for the first time in 2 years before they start taking shots at BLC players?
I think 12-8 is a pretty solid beating.
Word of advice from a parent who has been through this. M&D DC stay put. Do not go to capital.
I’m confused. What have you been through that is analogous? One local team beat another local team by 4 goals and the best players on the team that won should not go play for the best local high school club? I don’t get it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where is the M&D DC dad that was trying to convince everyone not to try out for Capital?
Probably looking at the American Select roster and seeing 10 m&d dc girls and a measly 3 BLC girls on the roster and thinking why would we want to combine with a less talented team? Maybe the BLC parents should bring their kids over to m&d dc tryouts?
Maybe M&D DC should try beating BLC for the first time in 2 years before they start taking shots at BLC players?
I think 12-8 is a pretty solid beating.
Word of advice from a parent who has been through this. M&D DC stay put. Do not go to capital.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where is the M&D DC dad that was trying to convince everyone not to try out for Capital?
Probably looking at the American Select roster and seeing 10 m&d dc girls and a measly 3 BLC girls on the roster and thinking why would we want to combine with a less talented team? Maybe the BLC parents should bring their kids over to m&d dc tryouts?
Maybe M&D DC should try beating BLC for the first time in 2 years before they start taking shots at BLC players?
That really depends on what school you’re kid is attending. SR and SSSAS yes better to be on varsity even if on bench. All the others I am not convinced --JV might be wiser to get reps and live game action.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Getting coached at the V level is definitely better than playing JV. Even if riding the bench during games. But it’s not the end of the world!!
+1
Anonymous wrote:Getting coached at the V level is definitely better than playing JV. Even if riding the bench during games. But it’s not the end of the world!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone have a breakdown of where the best 2029s are going to private school next year? My team is toiling in mediocrity this year and I am hoping we may get some talented youngsters to shore it up.
Most are already at SR & staying for HS
That’s great. Remember there is nothing wrong with playing JV as a freshman.