Anonymous wrote:
Well, well, well, if the future of Capital Blue isn't shining brighter than a supernova!
They've got the crème de la crème with Harvard, Princeton, and Yale- talk about a brainy brunch. And let's not forget the charming Mercer, the sun-kissed Florida State, and the scenic hills of Virginia Tech that are practically begging for a postcard. Then we have the elite air of Duke, the woodsy charm of Dartmouth, and who could overlook the
fantastic Midwest marvel that is Michigan?
Rounding it all out are the venerable Holy Cross and the historic charm of William & Mary. And wait, there's more! We're talking about the vibrant buzz of Columbia University, the artsy, outdoorsy vibe of the University of Oregon, and let's not skip over the mile-high mountain city of Denver- truly a smorgasbord of commitments that's sure to make anyone's head spin!
That poster literally said the top 10 players on the team could've gone to BC, NW and UNC if they wanted to. Which is where this discussion emanated from. Since, we've heard players going to Dartmouth would be shunning BC, etc., and now you saying the OP's take is kinda true. It's not.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Literally no one has said any of those things. What has been said is that some/many players, who are not 5 or even 4 stars, are choosing great academics even though the very top lacrosse schools are beating down all their doors. They can't just take the win that girls are getting into good schools.Anonymous wrote:It really all goes back to what we have been saying from the beginning different choices for different families.
some people can't believe anyone would pass up a top ranked lax program for a low ranked ivy
some people can't believe anyone would pass up a D1 program for a high academic D3
some people want to go to the program that can get them the lowest cost
everyone has different priorities - the issue is truly that it is very difficult to be in someone else's shoes
congrats to everyone and yet again for those of us 26 parents that are still looking for the right fit - "comparison is the thief of joy"
I think you are referring to one post that someone made that although poorly worded may have been kinda true… meaning maybe those top programs did have interest in them but they chose to go Ivy instead. I have not seen this point being made repeatedly though. Just once that can recall.
Anonymous wrote:
Well, well, well, if the future of Capital Blue isn't shining brighter than a supernova!
They've got the crème de la crème with Harvard, Princeton, and Yale- talk about a brainy brunch. And let's not forget the charming Mercer, the sun-kissed Florida State, and the scenic hills of Virginia Tech that are practically begging for a postcard. Then we have the elite air of Duke, the woodsy charm of Dartmouth, and who could overlook the
fantastic Midwest marvel that is Michigan?
Rounding it all out are the venerable Holy Cross and the historic charm of William & Mary. And wait, there's more! We're talking about the vibrant buzz of Columbia University, the artsy, outdoorsy vibe of the University of Oregon, and let's not skip over the mile-high mountain city of Denver- truly a smorgasbord of commitments that's sure to make anyone's head spin!
Anonymous wrote:YesAnonymous wrote:Do they carry two goalies on Blue?
YesAnonymous wrote:Do they carry two goalies on Blue?
Anonymous wrote:Is that 18 of 22 for Cap Blue committed before September is up (and 1 more day to go)?
Anonymous wrote:Literally no one has said any of those things. What has been said is that some/many players, who are not 5 or even 4 stars, are choosing great academics even though the very top lacrosse schools are beating down all their doors. They can't just take the win that girls are getting into good schools.Anonymous wrote:It really all goes back to what we have been saying from the beginning different choices for different families.
some people can't believe anyone would pass up a top ranked lax program for a low ranked ivy
some people can't believe anyone would pass up a D1 program for a high academic D3
some people want to go to the program that can get them the lowest cost
everyone has different priorities - the issue is truly that it is very difficult to be in someone else's shoes
congrats to everyone and yet again for those of us 26 parents that are still looking for the right fit - "comparison is the thief of joy"
Literally no one has said any of those things. What has been said is that some/many players, who are not 5 or even 4 stars, are choosing great academics even though the very top lacrosse schools are beating down all their doors. They can't just take the win that girls are getting into good schools.Anonymous wrote:It really all goes back to what we have been saying from the beginning different choices for different families.
some people can't believe anyone would pass up a top ranked lax program for a low ranked ivy
some people can't believe anyone would pass up a D1 program for a high academic D3
some people want to go to the program that can get them the lowest cost
everyone has different priorities - the issue is truly that it is very difficult to be in someone else's shoes
congrats to everyone and yet again for those of us 26 parents that are still looking for the right fit - "comparison is the thief of joy"