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Re: Boys 2026 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region
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Hawks has no one at tryouts cuz kids wouldn’t make it anyway. Why go out when you are going to get cut
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Ha Hawks had no one at tryouts Elaborate
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I’m trying to figure out why the coach of Sidewinders 2026 was walking around
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I’m trying to figure out why the coach of Sidewinders 2026 was walking around
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And you know this because you didn’t bring your kid to tryout but still showed up to see who was there? Ha Hawks had no one at tryouts
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And you know this because you didn’t bring your kid to tryout but still showed up to see who was there? Ha Hawks had no one at tryouts Oh my kid was there, and was on the phone committing to a different team on the drive home.
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And you know this because you didn’t bring your kid to tryout but still showed up to see who was there? Ha Hawks had no one at tryouts Oh my kid was there, and was on the phone committing to a different team on the drive home. Went that poorly?
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So let me get this straight, you brought your kid to a tryout, for a team that went undefeated this year, yet the tryouts weren’t good enough for your superstar, nor did they have enough people there for your liking, and every kid from that undefeated team was likely there (so you know they are good), yet they weren’t good enough. Ok. Got it. And you know this because you didn’t bring your kid to tryout but still showed up to see who was there? Ha Hawks had no one at tryouts Oh my kid was there, and was on the phone committing to a different team on the drive home. Went that poorly?
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Nice- who did you commit too? Must be some team. And you know this because you didn’t bring your kid to tryout but still showed up to see who was there? Ha Hawks had no one at tryouts Oh my kid was there, and was on the phone committing to a different team on the drive home. Went that poorly?
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Sorry your kid couldn’t hang
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There were only 2 or 3 kids there that were not wearing Hawks gear that looked like they should have been there. That team is on another level, without being coached, they were calling plays during the scrimmage. My kid will not be back, they are really good, and he had an outing where nerves got the best of him and he did not feel like he was good enough. He wanted to see what that team was about, they work hard.
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And you know this because you didn’t bring your kid to tryout but still showed up to see who was there? Ha Hawks had no one at tryouts Oh my kid was there, and was on the phone committing to a different team on the drive home. Went that poorly? Ouch ! Thats gotta Hurt !
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Re: Boys 2026 Grads - Mid Atlantic Region
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So just another example of watered down talent in Maryland. Rockfish is merging with PLC to fill age groups. Another example of two many teams and club owners looking to make money.
Some tell Spence and Ricky they should close up shop. Neither program fields competitor teams, it glorified rec ball
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So let me get this straight, you brought your kid to a tryout, for a team that went undefeated this year, yet the tryouts weren’t good enough for your superstar, nor did they have enough people there for your liking, and every kid from that undefeated team was likely there (so you know they are good), yet they weren’t good enough. Ok. Got it.
. Well we all knew the Hawks parents response of “your kid isn’t good enough” was coming. If anything, they are predictable. Have a great season Hawks parents. I hope you win every game, because I fear what will happen when you lose, and then lose again. Different breed of parents down there, and your stench keeps getting worse.
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Hawks got exactly what they wanted from tryouts.
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Hawks got exactly what they wanted from tryouts. Which is.....?
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Hawks got exactly what they wanted from tryouts. Which is.....? No having to sort through a giant pile of players that are going to be recycled through the 22 other club teams in a 2 mile radius.
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There were only 2 or 3 kids there that were not wearing Hawks gear that looked like they should have been there. That team is on another level, without being coached, they were calling plays during the scrimmage. My kid will not be back, they are really good, and he had an outing where nerves got the best of him and he did not feel like he was good enough. He wanted to see what that team was about, they work hard. I think there were more like 10 non Hawks gear wearing kids. Whether or not a kid makes it or not, getting out there to test themselves against other kids is a good experience for them.
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The problem with the Hawks now is if you make the team this year as a new kid, your kid will see significant time on the bench as they have at least 16 kids that played last year that will be ahead of your kid.
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The problem with the Hawks now is if you make the team this year as a new kid, your kid will see significant time on the bench as they have at least 16 kids that played last year that will be ahead of your kid.
Or teach your kid to work harder and get better and take their spot. To each their own
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So let me get this straight, you brought your kid to a tryout, for a team that went undefeated this year, yet the tryouts weren’t good enough for your superstar, nor did they have enough people there for your liking, and every kid from that undefeated team was likely there (so you know they are good), yet they weren’t good enough. Ok. Got it.
. Well we all knew the Hawks parents response of “your kid isn’t good enough” was coming. If anything, they are predictable. Have a great season Hawks parents. I hope you win every game, because I fear what will happen when you lose, and then lose again. Different breed of parents down there, and your stench keeps getting worse. There were kids out there that will make the team, and others that wont but maybe should/could have made the team. With a good team coming off of a good season, I am sure that the coaches arent looking to rock the boat too much with the roster.
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Hawks got exactly what they wanted from tryouts. Which is.....? Bigger stronger faster and more athletic......... if you cant figure it out the rich get richer and the strong get stronger This is everything wrong with youth lacrosse and sports
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The problem with the Hawks now is if you make the team this year as a new kid, your kid will see significant time on the bench as they have at least 16 kids that played last year that will be ahead of your kid.
I dont think that is true. It might be that way to start, but if the new kid is a better player, they will get their opportunities.
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Hawks got exactly what they wanted from tryouts. Which is.....? Bigger stronger faster and more athletic......... if you cant figure it out the rich get richer and the strong get stronger This is everything wrong with youth lacrosse and sports There is nothing wrong with that. What is wrong is the people out opening up a new club every 2 weeks because they see $$$.
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The problem with the Hawks now is if you make the team this year as a new kid, your kid will see significant time on the bench as they have at least 16 kids that played last year that will be ahead of your kid.
New kids joined the team last year and took playing time over kids that had been there. So your statement is not accurate.
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Just heard some issues going on at Diamondbacks. Most of the starters / talent have signed with True Annapolis and elsewhere, including the previous coach's kid. It appears the club was blindsided by this. Looking like the team will have to play down this coming year as they will have less talent to compete.
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Just heard some issues going on at Diamondbacks. Most of the starters / talent have signed with True Annapolis and elsewhere, including the previous coach's kid. It appears the club was blindsided by this. Looking like the team will have to play down this coming year as they will have less talent to compete. I'm sure someone will start another club team tonight and then they can say they will combine teams with them.
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There were only 2 or 3 kids there that were not wearing Hawks gear that looked like they should have been there. That team is on another level, without being coached, they were calling plays during the scrimmage. My kid will not be back, they are really good, and he had an outing where nerves got the best of him and he did not feel like he was good enough. He wanted to see what that team was about, they work hard. I think there were more like 10 non Hawks gear wearing kids. Whether or not a kid makes it or not, getting out there to test themselves against other kids is a good experience for them. absolutely agree!
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Just heard some issues going on at Diamondbacks. Most of the starters / talent have signed with True Annapolis and elsewhere, including the previous coach's kid. It appears the club was blindsided by this. Looking like the team will have to play down this coming year as they will have less talent to compete. You know what you get when you combine Diamondback kids and coaches at TRUE.............. 0-9 in HOCO
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The landscape of the 2026 Divisions will be changing dramatically
True is making waves in the Elite Division and hasnt played a game. #allin
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The landscape of the 2026 Divisions will be changing dramatically
True is making waves in the Elite Division and hasnt played a game. #allin Where did the True 2026 players come from? Other HOCO Elite teams?
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The landscape of the 2026 Divisions will be changing dramatically
True is making waves in the Elite Division and hasnt played a game. #allin But will they even play in the Elite division? Or will they be looking up at AYLC & Next Level in the AAA division?
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The landscape of the 2026 Divisions will be changing dramatically
True is making waves in the Elite Division and hasnt played a game. #allin Where did the True 2026 players come from? Other HOCO Elite teams? Can someone answer this question? Curious, what will be different with them. You can put lipstick on a pig and it's still a pig. I'm generally interested in what they will do to bridge the talent gap from what is out there. This is not a knock on them or anyone.
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There were only 2 or 3 kids there that were not wearing Hawks gear that looked like they should have been there. That team is on another level, without being coached, they were calling plays during the scrimmage. My kid will not be back, they are really good, and he had an outing where nerves got the best of him and he did not feel like he was good enough. He wanted to see what that team was about, they work hard. I think there were more like 10 non Hawks gear wearing kids. Whether or not a kid makes it or not, getting out there to test themselves against other kids is a good experience for them. absolutely agree! TRUTH!!
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Now way True plays elite, their team is unproven, just like AYLC last year and look where they are now. Lost 5-6 kids and struggling to field a competitive team. Just the new flavor of the week and will fade out as they always do.
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If you dont see the writing on the wall with all these teams, you're a fool
Teams merging - watered down lacrosse - coaches and club owners promising a Cadillac and you get a YUGO
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All the local AACO teams are falling apart! Well except one
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All the local AACO teams are falling apart! Well except one You are right. Sidewinders do look strong
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All the local AACO teams are falling apart! Well except one South River Lacrosse
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Blackwolf claims to be starting 2025 and 2026 teams this fall and held tryouts the past two Sundays. Does anybody know how many players attended and from which programs?
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