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“It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with what is right for the child.”✖️
It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with the parents ego.✔️
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“It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with what is right for the child.”✖️
It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with the parents ego.✔️
There, I fixed it for you. Man, that is some weapons grade stupidity.
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“It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with what is right for the child.”✖️
It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with the parents ego.✔️
There, I fixed it for you. You are an stunad who clearly can't listen to reason. Thank god I don't know you or have to be married to you.
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"How does our decision affect you or anyone else?"
We'll see. Let's hope that when your son hits puberty in 6th grade and grows taller and larger, that he doesn't hurt my son or any of the kids on the team (or opponents) who are on-age.
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[quote=Anonymous]91 commits yesterday
1 - Rutgers 1 - Bucknell 1 - Loyola 1 - Utah 1 - Ohio St 1 - Virginia 1 - Maryland 1 - Sanford 1 - Syracuse 1 - Boston U
That's just day one. What other Clubs had committed players yesterday? Please advise.[/
Yawn 91 is irrelevant and no one cares. And yet like the OP said, no one lists any. Weird - "this is a 2026 page" yet fools constantly float 91 doesn't do anything for their players - cry me a river. Hilarious
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Playing your son down means that as a father you had either a son who was either not smart enough to do schoolwork on age, or not athletic enough to compete on age or likely both. Instead of hit the wall, hit the books. Teach your son challenge himself to be better, instead following the path of least resistance to playing an age down. It is ironic that the same dad posts condescendingly (that means "talks down to" for you holdback dads) about kids in AAA & AA but can't see that their own son was not only not capable of playing against the top level; but that they had to drop them down a whole age group to make them feel better about their competitive chances. I bet you can also dunk a basketball on a 7 foot rim. But so what?! Be a better human. Stop blasting kids who are actually trying to succeed, at the same point or above where you already gave up on your son There is a reason that Long Island lacrosse makes fun of Maryland. It is you. You can make fun of MD all you like. Long Island children would benefit from the approach taken by most MD independent schools in offering a pre-first year to those kids who need one. My son did a pre-first year, and now by your logic is considered a "holdback". His pre-first year allowed him time to mature from a boy who wanted to play all day into a boy who began to understand the difference between classroom and playground and act accordingly. He is now an A student. Were we wrong to allow him time to mature? How does our decision affect you or anyone else? Read the science - boys and girls mature at different rates. Many more boys do a pre-first year than girls. Many parents struggle with deciding whether to do a pre-first year. I have spoken with a number of families about the decision, both before and years afterward. The parents who decide to have their child do a pre-first year never (NEVER!) regret it. At five years old, it isn't done for athletics, at least not by most parents; it is done for well-being and gives the child a chance to mature academically and reach their potential as they progress through school. I wish I had been granted the opportunity as a child. Are there some kids who move from public to private schools and repeat ninth grade? Sure. Do some do it for athletics? Yes, of course. The large majority do it for academic reasons. Should USA Lacrosse be actively trying to change the system to protect smaller players from being hurt while playing against larger kids who are older (and in some cases much larger) yet in the same grade-based division? Absolutely. The problem isn't the kid who did a pre-first year - the problem is the grade-based system that the clubs and some high schools perpetuate. It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with what is right for the child. No one cares what you do for your child to have a better education, Hold him back in Kindergarten and 8th grade for academics, that is two grades down, no one cares... What has all that got to do with your son getting an advantage at Youth lacrosse that other children with exact same birthday don't get. Did holding him back in Kindergarten ,( that is what it is, you sugar coat it with prefirst) give you a right to play down ??? You are a holdback just like the 8th grader in youth lacrosse, Frankly you are worst, you play against younger children when it actually is a huge advantage 1st-7th grade,
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91 commits yesterday
1 - Rutgers 1 - Bucknell 1 - Loyola 1 - Utah 1 - Ohio St 1 - Virginia 1 - Maryland 1 - Sanford 1 - Syracuse 1 - Boston U
That's just day one. What other Clubs had committed players yesterday? Please advise. Calm down Mark, 2026 arent getting committed yet.
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[quote=Anonymous]91 commits yesterday
1 - Rutgers 1 - Bucknell 1 - Loyola 1 - Utah 1 - Ohio St 1 - Virginia 1 - Maryland 1 - Sanford 1 - Syracuse 1 - Boston U
That's just day one. What other Clubs had committed players yesterday? Please advise.[/
Yawn 91 is irrelevant and no one cares. And yet like the OP said, no one lists any. Weird - "this is a 2026 page" yet fools constantly float 91 doesn't do anything for their players - cry me a river. Hilarious 91 doesn’t do anything for their 2026 team. They went 1-6 last year.
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What happened this morning 91? Grass too wet?
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At Fall Lax Showdown (North East, MD) - Spring HOCO Elite candidates playing each other: Next Level 2026 (Bethesda, MD) DC Express 2026 Black (Bethesda, MD) TRW Wolfpack 2026 (Hamilton, VA) Annapolis Hawks 2026 (Annapolis, MD)
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What happened this morning 91? Grass too wet? Umm that would be the Long Island version of 91. But I'm sure you knew that?
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What happened this morning 91? Grass too wet? What happened this morning 91? Grass too wet? Don’t thinks that was MD team. LI?
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Nice how Express pulled out of their games with Hawks & NL.
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Tigers without one player is a much weaker team. Express without one player is a much weaker team. Sweetlax doesn’t depend on one player like these two teams. That is why they are the best 2026 team in the nation right now.
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Stuck around to watch the Sweetlax and Tigers final. HOCO has a long way to go to catch those beasts. Sweetlax is best of Upstate and Tigers best of PA. We better get a best of MD team together fast as we will not be able to beat either or Express. Not good when True did the best of MD teams.
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Nice how Express pulled out of their games with Hawks & NL. What else is new, Ducking them all year. Quack Quack LOL
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Nice how Express pulled out of their games with Hawks & NL. What else is new, Ducking them all year. Quack Quack LOL Nice how Hawks and NL were absent from NAL yesterday.
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Nice how Express pulled out of their games with Hawks & NL. What else is new, Ducking them all year. Quack Quack LOL Nice how Hawks and NL were absent from NAL yesterday. Hawks needed time to prepare for TRW Wolfpack. How the mighty has fallen.
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Playing your son down means that as a father you had either a son who was either not smart enough to do schoolwork on age, or not athletic enough to compete on age or likely both. Instead of hit the wall, hit the books. Teach your son challenge himself to be better, instead following the path of least resistance to playing an age down. It is ironic that the same dad posts condescendingly (that means "talks down to" for you holdback dads) about kids in AAA & AA but can't see that their own son was not only not capable of playing against the top level; but that they had to drop them down a whole age group to make them feel better about their competitive chances. I bet you can also dunk a basketball on a 7 foot rim. But so what?! Be a better human. Stop blasting kids who are actually trying to succeed, at the same point or above where you already gave up on your son There is a reason that Long Island lacrosse makes fun of Maryland. It is you. You can make fun of MD all you like. Long Island children would benefit from the approach taken by most MD independent schools in offering a pre-first year to those kids who need one. My son did a pre-first year, and now by your logic is considered a "holdback". His pre-first year allowed him time to mature from a boy who wanted to play all day into a boy who began to understand the difference between classroom and playground and act accordingly. He is now an A student. Were we wrong to allow him time to mature? How does our decision affect you or anyone else? Read the science - boys and girls mature at different rates. Many more boys do a pre-first year than girls. Many parents struggle with deciding whether to do a pre-first year. I have spoken with a number of families about the decision, both before and years afterward. The parents who decide to have their child do a pre-first year never (NEVER!) regret it. At five years old, it isn't done for athletics, at least not by most parents; it is done for well-being and gives the child a chance to mature academically and reach their potential as they progress through school. I wish I had been granted the opportunity as a child. Are there some kids who move from public to private schools and repeat ninth grade? Sure. Do some do it for athletics? Yes, of course. The large majority do it for academic reasons. Should USA Lacrosse be actively trying to change the system to protect smaller players from being hurt while playing against larger kids who are older (and in some cases much larger) yet in the same grade-based division? Absolutely. The problem isn't the kid who did a pre-first year - the problem is the grade-based system that the clubs and some high schools perpetuate. It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with what is right for the child. No one cares what you do for your child to have a better education, Hold him back in Kindergarten and 8th grade for academics, that is two grades down, no one cares... What has all that got to do with your son getting an advantage at Youth lacrosse that other children with exact same birthday don't get. Did holding him back in Kindergarten ,( that is what it is, you sugar coat it with prefirst) give you a right to play down ??? You are a holdback just like the 8th grader in youth lacrosse, Frankly you are worst, you play against younger children when it actually is a huge advantage 1st-7th grade, Gosh, your knuckles must get sore dragging the ground like that.
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time.
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. I would think for Team Md an Aloha tournament would be competitive.
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Playing your son down means that as a father you had either a son who was either not smart enough to do schoolwork on age, or not athletic enough to compete on age or likely both. Instead of hit the wall, hit the books. Teach your son challenge himself to be better, instead following the path of least resistance to playing an age down. It is ironic that the same dad posts condescendingly (that means "talks down to" for you holdback dads) about kids in AAA & AA but can't see that their own son was not only not capable of playing against the top level; but that they had to drop them down a whole age group to make them feel better about their competitive chances. I bet you can also dunk a basketball on a 7 foot rim. But so what?! Be a better human. Stop blasting kids who are actually trying to succeed, at the same point or above where you already gave up on your son There is a reason that Long Island lacrosse makes fun of Maryland. It is you.
You can make fun of MD all you like. Long Island children would benefit from the approach taken by most MD independent schools in offering a pre-first year to those kids who need one.
My son did a pre-first year, and now by your logic is considered a "holdback". His pre-first year allowed him time to mature from a boy who wanted to play all day into a boy who began to understand the difference between classroom and playground and act accordingly. He is now an A student. Were we wrong to allow him time to mature? How does our decision affect you or anyone else?
Read the science - boys and girls mature at different rates. Many more boys do a pre-first year than girls.
Many parents struggle with deciding whether to do a pre-first year. I have spoken with a number of families about the decision, both before and years afterward. The parents who decide to have their child do a pre-first year never (NEVER!) regret it. At five years old, it isn't done for athletics, at least not by most parents; it is done for well-being and gives the child a chance to mature academically and reach their potential as they progress through school. I wish I had been granted the opportunity as a child.
Are there some kids who move from public to private schools and repeat ninth grade? Sure. Do some do it for athletics? Yes, of course. The large majority do it for academic reasons. Should USA Lacrosse be actively trying to change the system to protect smaller players from being hurt while playing against larger kids who are older (and in some cases much larger) yet in the same grade-based division? Absolutely. The problem isn't the kid who did a pre-first year - the problem is the grade-based system that the clubs and some high schools perpetuate.
It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with what is right for the child. No one cares what you do for your child to have a better education, Hold him back in Kindergarten and 8th grade for academics, that is two grades down, no one cares... What has all that got to do with your son getting an advantage at Youth lacrosse that other children with exact same birthday don't get. Did holding him back in Kindergarten ,( that is what it is, you sugar coat it with prefirst) give you a right to play down ??? You are a holdback just like the 8th grader in youth lacrosse, Frankly you are worst, you play against younger children when it actually is a huge advantage 1st-7th grade, Gosh, your knuckles must get sore dragging the ground like that. Typical response from a holdback apologist. No response to what is written, just some name calling. Dont like the truth do you. You try to justify little jonny playing down against younger children from 1st grade thru 8 grade. You imply parents are doing what is right for them?? What ??? No one cares what you do for his education, no one ! But this is youth sports, you know young kids playing that are in elementary school , and somehow your reasoning is that since little jonny couldn't keep up with the other kindergarders, he needs a break and should be allowed to play down. LOL..Yea, that a good reason. I really would like you to have some decent reason and argument for justifying little jonny playing down., but I know you are not capable of one
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. Do you need to ask?? That is their talent level. MM only is into two teams,,,I mean two people in org.
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. Do you need to ask?? That is their talent level. MM only is into two teams,,,I mean two people in org. Team MD stunad. Not 91Md
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. Team MD played in the B division, not the A division.
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. Team MD played in the B division, not the A division. So you are a parent who is upset you played in the B division of a B tournament and won it all? That’s a rarity these days. Where is the chest pound and the declaration that there’s a new team in town? Ask your coach why, not an anonymous forum.
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Playing your son down means that as a father you had either a son who was either not smart enough to do schoolwork on age, or not athletic enough to compete on age or likely both. Instead of hit the wall, hit the books. Teach your son challenge himself to be better, instead following the path of least resistance to playing an age down. It is ironic that the same dad posts condescendingly (that means "talks down to" for you holdback dads) about kids in AAA & AA but can't see that their own son was not only not capable of playing against the top level; but that they had to drop them down a whole age group to make them feel better about their competitive chances. I bet you can also dunk a basketball on a 7 foot rim. But so what?! Be a better human. Stop blasting kids who are actually trying to succeed, at the same point or above where you already gave up on your son There is a reason that Long Island lacrosse makes fun of Maryland. It is you.
You can make fun of MD all you like. Long Island children would benefit from the approach taken by most MD independent schools in offering a pre-first year to those kids who need one.
My son did a pre-first year, and now by your logic is considered a "holdback". His pre-first year allowed him time to mature from a boy who wanted to play all day into a boy who began to understand the difference between classroom and playground and act accordingly. He is now an A student. Were we wrong to allow him time to mature? How does our decision affect you or anyone else?
Read the science - boys and girls mature at different rates. Many more boys do a pre-first year than girls.
Many parents struggle with deciding whether to do a pre-first year. I have spoken with a number of families about the decision, both before and years afterward. The parents who decide to have their child do a pre-first year never (NEVER!) regret it. At five years old, it isn't done for athletics, at least not by most parents; it is done for well-being and gives the child a chance to mature academically and reach their potential as they progress through school. I wish I had been granted the opportunity as a child.
Are there some kids who move from public to private schools and repeat ninth grade? Sure. Do some do it for athletics? Yes, of course. The large majority do it for academic reasons. Should USA Lacrosse be actively trying to change the system to protect smaller players from being hurt while playing against larger kids who are older (and in some cases much larger) yet in the same grade-based division? Absolutely. The problem isn't the kid who did a pre-first year - the problem is the grade-based system that the clubs and some high schools perpetuate.
It has nothing to do with smarts. It has everything to do with what is right for the child. No one cares what you do for your child to have a better education, Hold him back in Kindergarten and 8th grade for academics, that is two grades down, no one cares... What has all that got to do with your son getting an advantage at Youth lacrosse that other children with exact same birthday don't get. Did holding him back in Kindergarten ,( that is what it is, you sugar coat it with prefirst) give you a right to play down ??? You are a holdback just like the 8th grader in youth lacrosse, Frankly you are worst, you play against younger children when it actually is a huge advantage 1st-7th grade, Gosh, your knuckles must get sore dragging the ground like that. Typical response from a holdback apologist. No response to what is written, just some name calling. Dont like the truth do you. You try to justify little jonny playing down against younger children from 1st grade thru 8 grade. You imply parents are doing what is right for them?? What ??? No one cares what you do for his education, no one ! But this is youth sports, you know young kids playing that are in elementary school , and somehow your reasoning is that since little jonny couldn't keep up with the other kindergarders, he needs a break and should be allowed to play down. LOL..Yea, that a good reason. I really would like you to have some decent reason and argument for justifying little jonny playing down., but I know you are not capable of one Hey, we get it Karen. You don't like the system, so you blame the parents and the kids. I would remove the system, parents and kids from the equation and think of it more as a pride and being a man thing.
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. I would think for Team Md an Aloha tournament would be competitive. Because Team MD almost always sandbags. Their MO is generally to enter the lowest division available at the lowest level tournaments they can. Their 27 national team is decent. But outside of that they really don't have much. I think their director is more interested in winning trophies than developing kids.
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. I would think for Team Md an Aloha tournament would be competitive. Because Team MD almost always sandbags. Their MO is generally to enter the lowest division available at the lowest level tournaments they can. Their 27 national team is decent. But outside of that they really don't have much. I think their director is more interested in winning trophies than developing kids. Why are we talking about a B team who played down a division in a B tournament for some wins?
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. Do you need to ask?? That is their talent level. MM only is into two teams,,,I mean two people in org. Team91 is going the path of True. Pay to play. Glorified rec.
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. I would think for Team Md an Aloha tournament would be competitive. Because Team MD almost always sandbags. Their MO is generally to enter the lowest division available at the lowest level tournaments they can. Their 27 national team is decent. But outside of that they really don't have much. I think their director is more interested in winning trophies than developing kids. Why are we talking about a B team who played down a division in a B tournament for some wins? Due to this B team beating your supposed A Club team.
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. I would think for Team Md an Aloha tournament would be competitive. Because Team MD almost always sandbags. Their MO is generally to enter the lowest division available at the lowest level tournaments they can. Their 27 national team is decent. But outside of that they really don't have much. I think their director is more interested in winning trophies than developing kids. Why are we talking about a B team who played down a division in a B tournament for some wins? Because this is a 2026 lacrosse forum. Not just a Hawks, Crabs, and hold back forum. And that tournament at Cedar Lane up there in Bel Air was a joke. They had teams playing full games on half sized fields. Literally, fields were cut in half and they were running two games a time on one field. I’ve never seen anything like it.
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. Do you need to ask?? That is their talent level. MM only is into two teams,,,I mean two people in org. Team91 is going the path of True. Pay to play. Glorified rec. You know they aren't talking about 91, but team MD. Pray your kid has better reading comprehension, than daddy who never played
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Why Did Team MD enter an aloha tournament? Talk about a waste of time. Do you need to ask?? That is their talent level. MM only is into two teams,,,I mean two people in org. Team91 is going the path of True. Pay to play. Glorified rec. You know they aren't talking about 91, but team MD. Pray your kid has better reading comprehension, than daddy who never played There is an angry parent who has to detest on every team. Let him keep going and looking like he does on the sidelines every weekend.
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