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Who cares about reclass kids. My kid is on age undersized and a D1 commit. Playing against bigger older kids only makes him better in the long run. You want to get better and be pushed. Fine better talent to play against.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry. so that makes it OK? It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY. Yeah you definitely held back your kid and just can’t admit it was for lacrosse lmao. It’s almost always to gain an advantage in sports gtfo that’s such a cop out. How many times do you see your average student getting held back? Not much. There’s a reason it happens so much in sports and it’s to gain an advantage on the field. Holding your kid back for sports is a weak and lost thing to do no matter the sport. “Oh little Timmy you were just an average player when you were playing kids your own age, let’s just have you compete against kids younger than you so can finally be good and not have to work for it!” Not every good player was re-classed. I’m sure you tell your little guy that after ever game. Don’t worry son most of those players were re-classed. That’s why they are good. EVERY college player just re-classed. Better hire your attorney. Clown I never said every good player is reclassed. There are plenty of kids who can dominate against kids their own age and the reclassed ones playing down with them. However, you’re an awful parent if you hold your kid back for a sport, let alone lacrosse. At least with other sports there are full ride scholarships on the line. Seems like I really struck a nerve with many of the parents who held their kid back for lacrosse. Sorry your kid couldn’t compete with kids his own age and you took the easy way out for him. Hope it works out when he goes to some pos school riding pine and you’re the one footing the bill.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry.
so that makes it OK?
It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY.
Yeah you definitely held back your kid and just can’t admit it was for lacrosse lmao. It’s almost always to gain an advantage in sports gtfo that’s such a cop out. How many times do you see your average student getting held back? Not much. There’s a reason it happens so much in sports and it’s to gain an advantage on the field. Holding your kid back for sports is a weak and lost thing to do no matter the sport. “Oh little Timmy you were just an average player when you were playing kids your own age, let’s just have you compete against kids younger than you so can finally be good and not have to work for it!”
Not every good player was re-classed. I’m sure you tell your little guy that after ever game. Don’t worry son most of those players were re-classed. That’s why they are good.
EVERY college player just re-classed. Better hire your attorney. Clown Obviously your little johnny couldn't make it against his own age peers, Bet you were proud of him playing down. Poor guy still making excuses why his son can’t hang. It’s a new year. Get to work.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry.
so that makes it OK?
It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY.
Yeah you definitely held back your kid and just can’t admit it was for lacrosse lmao. It’s almost always to gain an advantage in sports gtfo that’s such a cop out. How many times do you see your average student getting held back? Not much. There’s a reason it happens so much in sports and it’s to gain an advantage on the field. Holding your kid back for sports is a weak and lost thing to do no matter the sport. “Oh little Timmy you were just an average player when you were playing kids your own age, let’s just have you compete against kids younger than you so can finally be good and not have to work for it!”
Not every good player was re-classed. I’m sure you tell your little guy that after ever game. Don’t worry son most of those players were re-classed. That’s why they are good.
EVERY college player just re-classed. Better hire your attorney. Clown Obviously your little johnny couldn't make it against his own age peers, Bet you were proud of him playing down. Poor guy still making excuses why his son can’t hang. It’s a new year. Get to work. Dad better go ahead and re-class his son. He will never be good enough if he doesn’t.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry. so that makes it OK? It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY. The u7, u9, u11 model should have never been changed. Every two years is fine when you know what you are getting yourself into. The graduation year model is not so good since you have parents holding their kids back for the sole purpose to do better in lax. Kids two years up, playing down is a joke, don’t care the kid can’t spell, or has zero attention span. Just because your kid has the mental intelligence of a child 2 plus years younger mean he should be playing organized club sports with them.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry. so that makes it OK? It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY. Always played in leagues that were 9u 11u 13u 15u Then high school where if talented enough playing against kids 3-4 years older- Each of those U seasons meant that you played at each for 2 years - one year on the younger side and one year on the older side- Played, soccer, basketball and lacrosse- People complaining about holdbacks still is just an excuse for their kid.. Terps top attackman is returning for his 5th year and has to be 25-26 years old. He is getting praise for the entire lacrosse community- except I guess little Johnny who is an 18-19 year old freshman who dad wants him to transfer now because it’s not fair!! Those leagues aren’t the issue. At most you are playing a kid a year older. Graduation year teams are where kids can be 2+ years older. The U model teams have no advantage over each other, both teams following a strict birthday cutoff.
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Who cares about reclass kids. My kid is on age undersized and a D1 commit. Playing against bigger older kids only makes him better in the long run. You want to get better and be pushed. Fine better talent to play against. Better talent plays up, not down. A child with learning issues and is two grades behind in school shouldn’t be playing organized sports with those new classmates.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry. so that makes it OK? It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY. Always played in leagues that were 9u 11u 13u 15u Then high school where if talented enough playing against kids 3-4 years older- Each of those U seasons meant that you played at each for 2 years - one year on the younger side and one year on the older side- Played, soccer, basketball and lacrosse- People complaining about holdbacks still is just an excuse for their kid.. Terps top attackman is returning for his 5th year and has to be 25-26 years old. He is getting praise for the entire lacrosse community- except I guess little Johnny who is an 18-19 year old freshman who dad wants him to transfer now because it’s not fair!! Nobody cares about 15 year old playing college lax, he is an adult playing against adults.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry. so that makes it OK? It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY. Stop spending money on sports, put the money towards your sons academics. Despite what the education system says, it really not ok for your 13 year old to be in the 6th grade still. Do the right thing and spend the money on tutoring and maybe a private school for the academic challenged.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry. so that makes it OK? It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY. Stop spending money on sports, put the money towards your sons academics. Despite what the education system says, it really not ok for your 13 year old to be in the 6th grade still. Do the right thing and spend the money on tutoring and maybe a private school for the academic challenged. Much easier to live my life thru an athlete than some smart kid. Already old for his grade and I am still holding him back. I will be the envy of the sideline parents !
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Once a lost always a lost. Keep thinking parents on your team like you. They are the ones laughing at you behind your back. Education trumps athletics. Use education and sports to get into a better college. Education will always win out except if your son is Top 10 in his grade. Which i guarantee he isn't because he has your traits.
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MIAA Season is right around the corner. Lacrosse is back!
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I am hearing MIAA Winter sports will start in March and end in April, Spring sports begin in May and end in June. Will probably end after School ends. Is anyone else hearing this? No not hearing this. Lacrosse will start in March. League play per usual schedule. MIAA is basing the Spring Sports season on the Winter Sports start. As of now, the Winter Start date is Feb 8th and the Spring start date is Mar 8th. If Winter sports slip, there is an option to slide Spring to Apr 1st. Winter will slip as will Spring. Look for an April start to the Spring Season if we're lucky. AA's County Executive wants everything shut down until the Fall but he's already proved he can't win in court. He's a one termer anyway so he doesn't care.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry. so that makes it OK? It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY. Always played in leagues that were 9u 11u 13u 15u Then high school where if talented enough playing against kids 3-4 years older- Each of those U seasons meant that you played at each for 2 years - one year on the younger side and one year on the older side- Played, soccer, basketball and lacrosse- People complaining about holdbacks still is just an excuse for their kid.. Terps top attackman is returning for his 5th year and has to be 25-26 years old. He is getting praise for the entire lacrosse community- except I guess little Johnny who is an 18-19 year old freshman who dad wants him to transfer now because it’s not fair!! Change to Grad Years has made it worse, most prep and bmore private schools were already reclassing kids but now its across the board and with club lacrosse spread like wildfire parents are way more invested not just with money but time.So many schools to choose from within a few mile radius or even ones that travel 30-60 miles away.(to play with other reclass kids) Parents in the 70's-90's never were so invested in their kids teams like they are now. Not only the kid but the parent spends just as much time as player on a year round club team.Then add the money being spent to make sure player is GREAT makes sites like these so darn fun and entertaining. The helicopter parents badly drivng around in full size SUVS cant get enough of it. The obsession of not letting kid fail or fall behind is why this is such a sore subject. Even though those that may fall behind or play on B teams always manage to catch right up, be just fine and learn some valuable life lessons in the process.
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry. so that makes it OK? It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY. Always played in leagues that were 9u 11u 13u 15u Then high school where if talented enough playing against kids 3-4 years older- Each of those U seasons meant that you played at each for 2 years - one year on the younger side and one year on the older side- Played, soccer, basketball and lacrosse- People complaining about holdbacks still is just an excuse for their kid.. Terps top attackman is returning for his 5th year and has to be 25-26 years old. He is getting praise for the entire lacrosse community- except I guess little Johnny who is an 18-19 year old freshman who dad wants him to transfer now because it’s not fair!! Change to Grad Years has made it worse, most prep and bmore private schools were already reclassing kids but now its across the board and with club lacrosse spread like wildfire parents are way more invested not just with money but time.So many schools to choose from within a few mile radius or even ones that travel 30-60 miles away.(to play with other reclass kids) Parents in the 70's-90's never were so invested in their kids teams like they are now. Not only the kid but the parent spends just as much time as player on a year round club team.Then add the money being spent to make sure player is GREAT makes sites like these so darn fun and entertaining. The helicopter parents badly drivng around in full size SUVS cant get enough of it. The obsession of not letting kid fail or fall behind is why this is such a sore subject. Even though those that may fall behind or play on B teams always manage to catch right up, be just fine and learn some valuable life lessons in the process. Huh????
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry.
so that makes it Ok?
It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY.
Always played in leagues that were 9u 11u 13u 15u Then high school where if talented enough playing against kids 3-4 years older- Each of those U seasons meant that you played at each for 2 years - one year on the younger side and one year on the older side- Played, soccer, basketball and lacrosse- People complaining about holdbacks still is just an excuse for their kid..
Terps top attackman is returning for his 5th year and has to be 25-26 years old. He is getting praise for the entire lacrosse community- except I guess little Johnny who is an 18-19 year old freshman who dad wants him to transfer now because it’s not fair!!
Change to Grad Years has made it worse, most prep and bmore private schools were already reclassing kids but now its across the board and with club lacrosse spread like wildfire parents are way more invested not just with money but time.So many schools to choose from within a few mile radius or even ones that travel 30-60 miles away.(to play with other reclass kids) Parents in the 70's-90's never were so invested in their kids teams like they are now. Not only the kid but the parent spends just as much time as player on a year round club team.Then add the money being spent to make sure player is GREAT makes sites like these so darn fun and entertaining. The helicopter parents badly drivng around in full size SUVS cant get enough of it. The obsession of not letting kid fail or fall behind is why this is such a sore subject. Even though those that may fall behind or play on B teams always manage to catch right up, be just fine and learn some valuable life lessons in the process. Huh???? What is so hard to understand. For years prep schools had the monopoly on holdbacks/reclass/prefirsts.. Now everyone wants to join the fun with grade based teams..sad turn for lacrosse, but no going back now.
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Change to Grad Years has made it worse, most prep and bmore private schools were already reclassing kids but now its across the board and with club lacrosse spread like wildfire parents are way more invested not just with money but time.So many schools to choose from within a few mile radius or even ones that travel 30-60 miles away.(to play with other reclass kids) Parents in the 70's-90's never were so invested in their kids teams like they are now. Not only the kid but the parent spends just as much time as player on a year round club team.Then add the money being spent to make sure player is GREAT makes sites like these so darn fun and entertaining. The helicopter parents badly drivng around in full size SUVS cant get enough of it. The obsession of not letting kid fail or fall behind is why this is such a sore subject. Even though those that may fall behind or play on B teams always manage to catch right up, be just fine and learn some valuable life lessons in the process.[/quote]
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What is so hard to understand. For years prep schools had the monopoly on holdbacks/reclass/prefirsts.. Now everyone wants to join the fun with grade based teams..sad turn for lacrosse, but no going back now.[/quote]
Sorry. You just lost me with the "full size SUVs" comment...I re-read slowly and think I understand now. You are saying every kid that is better than yours is a "pre-first" or "holdback." Any team better must be full of them as well. Do I get it now?
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Re-classed kids all over the basketball court and football field. Some cry just to cry. so that makes it OK? It’s ok because it’s not against the rules and people can do what they want. Kids are held back for many reasons. Who are you to tell people what’s a legit reason and what’s not? You don’t know the WHY. Always played in leagues that were 9u 11u 13u 15u Then high school where if talented enough playing against kids 3-4 years older- Each of those U seasons meant that you played at each for 2 years - one year on the younger side and one year on the older side- Played, soccer, basketball and lacrosse- People complaining about holdbacks still is just an excuse for their kid.. Terps top attackman is returning for his 5th year and has to be 25-26 years old. He is getting praise for the entire lacrosse community- except I guess little Johnny who is an 18-19 year old freshman who dad wants him to transfer now because it’s not fair!! Change to Grad Years has made it worse, most prep and bmore private schools were already reclassing kids but now its across the board and with club lacrosse spread like wildfire parents are way more invested not just with money but time.So many schools to choose from within a few mile radius or even ones that travel 30-60 miles away.(to play with other reclass kids) Parents in the 70's-90's never were so invested in their kids teams like they are now. Not only the kid but the parent spends just as much time as player on a year round club team.Then add the money being spent to make sure player is GREAT makes sites like these so darn fun and entertaining. The helicopter parents badly drivng around in full size SUVS cant get enough of it. The obsession of not letting kid fail or fall behind is why this is such a sore subject. Even though those that may fall behind or play on B teams always manage to catch right up, be just fine and learn some valuable life lessons in the process. Huh???? I understood the post. Parents are making it all about johnnys success instead of johnnys enjoyment. Of course i might have misunderstood because i skimmed it while barreling down 97 in my suv with a load of kids for fitness training and covid tests so we can travel to the big tourney
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I understood the post. Parents are making it all about johnnys success instead of johnnys enjoyment. Of course i might have misunderstood because i skimmed it while barreling down 97 in my suv with a load of kids for fitness training and covid tests so we can travel to the big tourney[/quote]
But is your SUV full sized?
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I agree about food life lessons but pretty sure B team players don’t “always manage” to catch up. My experience with my son’s team, and the club teams a year or two higher, is the really good players tend to stay the really good players. Are there some late bloomers at the margins? Sure. Do some kids backtrack a bit? Also sure. But there aren’t a lot of MIAA and top public varsity starters who weren’t pretty darn good A players the whole way. Also if every team in Bmore is full of holdbacks, aren’t holdback kids always just a year than the kids who are a grade ahead? And obviously when they get to high school 1-3 years behind the other kids if there are tons of holdbacks? Either most everyone holds back, and there are no advantages, or it’s rare and there is one. Can’t be both.
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I understood the post. Parents are making it all about johnnys success instead of johnnys enjoyment. Of course i might have misunderstood because i skimmed it while barreling down 97 in my suv with a load of kids for fitness training and covid tests so we can travel to the big tourney[/quote] But is your SUV full sized?[/quote] The hugest. And we were harmonizing sweet child o mine the whole way
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I agree about food life lessons but pretty sure B team players don’t “always manage” to catch up. My experience with my son’s team, and the club teams a year or two higher, is the really good players tend to stay the really good players. Are there some late bloomers at the margins? Sure. Do some kids backtrack a bit? Also sure. But there aren’t a lot of MIAA and top public varsity starters who weren’t pretty darn good A players the whole way. Also if every team in Bmore is full of holdbacks, aren’t holdback kids always just a year than the kids who are a grade ahead? And obviously when they get to high school 1-3 years behind the other kids if there are tons of holdbacks? Either most everyone holds back, and there are no advantages, or it’s rare and there is one. Can’t be both. nobody cares about kids playing older kids in high school. If your kid is playing older kids he obviously playing up, which is encouraged. However, Kids who should be juniors in high school and stayed back in pre-first then some other grade playing freshman on CLUB teams is flat out wrong. Programs outside of high school should be strictly birthday based, not graduation year. New York started this mess, now they are against it since their schools don't jive with most of the US.
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Change to Grad Years has made it worse, most prep and bmore private schools were already reclassing kids but now its across the board and with club lacrosse spread like wildfire parents are way more invested not just with money but time.So many schools to choose from within a few mile radius or even ones that travel 30-60 miles away.(to play with other reclass kids) Parents in the 70's-90's never were so invested in their kids teams like they are now. Not only the kid but the parent spends just as much time as player on a year round club team.Then add the money being spent to make sure player is GREAT makes sites like these so darn fun and entertaining. The helicopter parents badly drivng around in full size SUVS cant get enough of it. The obsession of not letting kid fail or fall behind is why this is such a sore subject. Even though those that may fall behind or play on B teams always manage to catch right up, be just fine and learn some valuable life lessons in the process.
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What is so hard to understand. For years prep schools had the monopoly on holdbacks/reclass/prefirsts.. Now everyone wants to join the fun with grade based teams..sad turn for lacrosse, but no going back now.
Sorry. You just lost me with the "full size SUVs" comment...I re-read slowly and think I understand now. You are saying every kid that is better than yours is a "pre-first" or "holdback." Any team better must be full of them as well. Do I get it now? Huh???? Only a holdback parent knowing that they are getting an advantage others dont would come to that conclusion. Sorta funny coming from a holdback parent.
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I agree about food life lessons but pretty sure B team players don’t “always manage” to catch up. My experience with my son’s team, and the club teams a year or two higher, is the really good players tend to stay the really good players. Are there some late bloomers at the margins? Sure. Do some kids backtrack a bit? Also sure. But there aren’t a lot of MIAA and top public varsity starters who weren’t pretty darn good A players the whole way. Also if every team in Bmore is full of holdbacks, aren’t holdback kids always just a year than the kids who are a grade ahead? And obviously when they get to high school 1-3 years behind the other kids if there are tons of holdbacks? Either most everyone holds back, and there are no advantages, or it’s rare and there is one. Can’t be both. nobody cares about kids playing older kids in high school. If your kid is playing older kids he obviously playing up, which is encouraged. However, Kids who should be juniors in high school and stayed back in pre-first then some other grade playing freshman on CLUB teams is flat out wrong. Programs outside of high school should be strictly birthday based, not graduation year. New York started this mess, now they are against it since their schools don't jive with most of the US. Majority of people with common sense think this way,,,but Many Club Owners and the holdback parents of the world like their holdback johnny getting an advantage others same age dont at Club level.
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Thoughts on MIAA Top 5 Lots of question marks. coming into the season injuries, teams on rise transfers
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I agree about food life lessons but pretty sure B team players don’t “always manage” to catch up. My experience with my son’s team, and the club teams a year or two higher, is the really good players tend to stay the really good players. Are there some late bloomers at the margins? Sure. Do some kids backtrack a bit? Also sure. But there aren’t a lot of MIAA and top public varsity starters who weren’t pretty darn good A players the whole way. Also if every team in Bmore is full of holdbacks, aren’t holdback kids always just a year than the kids who are a grade ahead? And obviously when they get to high school 1-3 years behind the other kids if there are tons of holdbacks? Either most everyone holds back, and there are no advantages, or it’s rare and there is one. Can’t be both. nobody cares about kids playing older kids in high school. If your kid is playing older kids he obviously playing up, which is encouraged. However, Kids who should be juniors in high school and stayed back in pre-first then some other grade playing freshman on CLUB teams is flat out wrong. Programs outside of high school should be strictly birthday based, not graduation year. New York started this mess, now they are against it since their schools don't jive with most of the US. Majority of people with common sense think this way,,,but Many Club Owners and the holdback parents of the world like their holdback johnny getting an advantage others same age dont at Club level. US Lax is a spineless organizing body.
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Thoughts on MIAA Top 5 Lots of question marks. coming into the season injuries, teams on rise transfers 1. Calvert Hall 2. McDonogh 3. Loyola 4. Boys Latin 5. St.Marys
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Thoughts on MIAA Top 5 Lots of question marks. coming into the season injuries, teams on rise transfers 1. Calvert Hall 2. McDonogh 3. Loyola 4. Boys Latin 5. St.Marys 1. Calvert Hall if the 91 Smash kid transfers 2. McDonogh 3. Loyola 4. Spalding 5. Boys’ Latin 6. St. Mary’s
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I agree about food life lessons but pretty sure B team players don’t “always manage” to catch up. My experience with my son’s team, and the club teams a year or two higher, is the really good players tend to stay the really good players. Are there some late bloomers at the margins? Sure. Do some kids backtrack a bit? Also sure. But there aren’t a lot of MIAA and top public varsity starters who weren’t pretty darn good A players the whole way. Also if every team in Bmore is full of holdbacks, aren’t holdback kids always just a year than the kids who are a grade ahead? And obviously when they get to high school 1-3 years behind the other kids if there are tons of holdbacks? Either most everyone holds back, and there are no advantages, or it’s rare and there is one. Can’t be both. nobody cares about kids playing older kids in high school. If your kid is playing older kids he obviously playing up, which is encouraged. However, Kids who should be juniors in high school and stayed back in pre-first then some other grade playing freshman on CLUB teams is flat out wrong. Programs outside of high school should be strictly birthday based, not graduation year. New York started this mess, now they are against it since their schools don't jive with most of the US. Majority of people with common sense think this way,,,but Many Club Owners and the holdback parents of the world like their holdback johnny getting an advantage others same age dont at Club level. US Lax is a spineless organizing body. It is run by Baltimore parents whose children attend Baltimore private MIAA schools. Is it any wonder they are spineless when it comes to age based teams
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Thoughts on MIAA Top 5 Lots of question marks. coming into the season injuries, teams on rise transfers 1. Calvert Hall 2. McDonogh 3. Loyola 4. Boys Latin 5. St.Marys 1. Calvert Hall if the 91 Smash kid transfers 2. McDonogh 3. Loyola 4. Spalding 5. Boys’ Latin 6. St. Mary’s Are you factoring in the incoming transfers to St Mary’s. 4 D1 kids
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Thoughts on MIAA Top 5 Lots of question marks. coming into the season injuries, teams on rise transfers 1. Calvert Hall 2. McDonogh 3. Loyola 4. Boys Latin 5. St.Marys 1. Calvert Hall if the 91 Smash kid transfers 2. McDonogh 3. Loyola 4. Spalding 5. Boys’ Latin 6. St. Mary’s Are you factoring in the incoming transfers to St Mary’s. 4 D1 kids Most MIAA schools will have mid-year transfers this year due to Covid.
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Thoughts on MIAA Top 5 Lots of question marks. coming into the season injuries, teams on rise transfers 1. Calvert Hall 2. McDonogh 3. Loyola 4. Boys Latin 5. St.Marys 1. Calvert Hall if the 91 Smash kid transfers 2. McDonogh 3. Loyola 4. Spalding 5. Boys’ Latin 6. St. Mary’s Are you factoring in the incoming transfers to St Mary’s. 4 D1 kids Most MIAA schools will have mid-year transfers this year due to Covid. SPALDING'S COACH IS A MLL PLAYER! OBVIOUSLY YOU HAVE NOT FACTORED THIS IN!
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Change to Grad Years has made it worse, most prep and bmore private schools were already reclassing kids but now its across the board and with club lacrosse spread like wildfire parents are way more invested not just with money but time.So many schools to choose from within a few mile radius or even ones that travel 30-60 miles away.(to play with other reclass kids) Parents in the 70's-90's never were so invested in their kids teams like they are now. Not only the kid but the parent spends just as much time as player on a year round club team.Then add the money being spent to make sure player is GREAT makes sites like these so darn fun and entertaining. The helicopter parents badly drivng around in full size SUVS cant get enough of it. The obsession of not letting kid fail or fall behind is why this is such a sore subject. Even though those that may fall behind or play on B teams always manage to catch right up, be just fine and learn some valuable life lessons in the process.[/quote]
Since the holdbacks are bigger than on age children, is there a direct correlation between holdbacks and full sized SUV's. I guess I'm asking if all kids that are not being held back arrive at their games in sedans or compact cars.
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.[/quote] Since the holdbacks are bigger than on age children, is there a direct correlation between holdbacks and full sized SUV's. I guess I'm asking if all kids that are not being held back arrive at their games in sedans or compact cars.[/quote]
I believe so, only in the Baltimore are do you see high school freshman drive themselves to school in full size SUV's
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Since the holdbacks are bigger than on age children, is there a direct correlation between holdbacks and full sized SUV's. I guess I'm asking if all kids that are not being held back arrive at their games in sedans or compact cars.[/quote] I believe so, only in the Baltimore are do you see high school freshman drive themselves to school in full size SUV's[/quote] Serious question - Is the Tahoe considered a full size SUV or do I need to get the Suburban to qualify? Trying to make my kid a better lacrosse player.
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Since the holdbacks are bigger than on age children, is there a direct correlation between holdbacks and full sized SUV's. I guess I'm asking if all kids that are not being held back arrive at their games in sedans or compact cars. I believe so, only in the Baltimore are do you see high school freshman drive themselves to school in full size SUV's[/quote] Serious question - Is the Tahoe considered a full size SUV or do I need to get the Suburban to qualify? Trying to make my kid a better lacrosse player.[/quote] The only way is to make him a double holdback. Of course with the extra two years of private school cost you will be in the market for one of those 70s suburbans with a couple hundred thousand miles on it. Maybe you could pick up a surplus school bus or something.
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Since the holdbacks are bigger than on age children, is there a direct correlation between holdbacks and full sized SUV's. I guess I'm asking if all kids that are not being held back arrive at their games in sedans or compact cars.
I believe so, only in the Baltimore are do you see high school freshman drive themselves to school in full size SUV's Dont be silly. Many are driving full size SUV's in 8th grade. By 9th they are taking their full size downtown to register for selective service.
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what was it like having a beer with your high school senior on his 21st birthday?
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