Sounds like Blue Star . . . we had a similar experience there and the repeated use of "BS" should be a clue. No need to be so cryptic on an anonymous site.
Just because you had a bad experience, you should not infer that the other poster is referring to BS. For what it's worth, my son and his teammates were pretty heavily recruited out of BS. Also, BS has been active in south jersey for quite some time, lots of kids from Moorestown, Medford, etc., so they are not newcomers to the area.
Stop the BS! No one was recruited out of Blue Star.
Bingo! BS has crappy NJ school feeders.so no surprise no recruits from it.
So we have narrowed it down to troll or the guy that keeps moving his kid from club to club because each prior club director simply does not understand how great your kid is at lacrosse.
Everybody thinks their son is going big time. BS’s commit sheet is more reality than most are prepared to accept. Lacrosse is fools gold (for everyone except the club directors)
Very true. What also got lost in the conversation is the comment about BS not being successful because they do not have kids coming in from high-level lacrosse high schools. The lack of Delbarton, SHP, etc. kids is certainly not exclusive to BS, it is most clubs in NJ. In fact look at LI as well, outside of 91 and Express, what other clubs are really stacked with the kids form the top LI high schools. As far as powerhouse high school lacrosse programs in NJ, I think that it is important to consider how many kids go to these schools with illusions of D1 greatness who never end up playing in college, or commit to low-level college programs.
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