[quote=Anonymous]NLF will be at Lehigh with ESPN there and a couple Of weeks. The writing is on the wall for the wsyl. Teams will have their regular players there and the competition will exceed Denver. Regular team? I gues you mean You need to see your Holdback 14/15 yrd old Johnny beat up on 13yr oldsHaHaHaHa
Yea, nothing like 15 year old playing against 13 year olds.. If that's what it takes for your son to win, to play against kids a year or 2 younger, whatever you are a loser..
You do realize that this is a ridiculous argument and not the norm...although people seem to whine about it incessantly.
Please do the math. The majority of all private and public schools have age limitations in high school. A student athlete cannot be 19 before the start of their senior year (some states July 1, Aug 31, Sept 1)... If you are thinking that kids are 15 in 7th grade >>rising 8th grade... That means the summer after 8th they are 16, the summer after 9th they are 17, summer after 10th they are 18 and the summer after 11th they are 19....making these students ineligible to play their senior year in high school.
Do you really think that youth lacrosse would trump being eligible/ineligible in high school?
Until a program or organization that hosts tournaments and leagues enforces the US Lacrosse age guidelines; which is the only way that all of this is remedied.... please stop griping and just deal with it.
The prep schools that make up the MIAA do not have to follow the state guidelines for age if they do not want to.
