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Technically the last poster is correct! Based off his lost definition of competitive (per the hoco website) they did win 2 more games last year than this year. Big gotcha moment! 2021 - 6/6 2022- 5/9 5-2 (1 loss by 1) 2023 - 5/8 2024 - 8/8 Think that is less competitive
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Looks like the former Hawks coach has joined the thread!
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Looks like the former Hawks coach has joined the thread! Only notIntelligent parents like us waste time on this. Isn’t that all listed in hoco website??
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I am going to throw out 91 as a place to look at. The other three mentioned all are good organizations, and every one of those clubs offer something a little different. I can speak from experience that the coaching and development is excellent at 91. The team has grown tremendously this year, and if you talk to most parents, they are very happy with the organization and how things are run. The head coach not being a dad was very attractive to our family, if your son works hard and is coachable, he will improve and see the field a lot. Nothing wrong with dad coaches and their recruiting of their kid's friends is why they usually win in Middle School, but that all ends in two years and is a very short-lived thing. They also promote multiple sport athletes, some other teams pressure kids to pick one sport/team in Middle School. If you want your son to be prepared and on the right track as he enters the High School phase of his career, 91 is absolutely somewhere to consider. Look who is here , Hi Mark ! Thanks for the info.
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Looks like the former Hawks coach has joined the thread! This is hilarious- all the info is listed on hoco website
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That Hawks team was never competitive. Had a losing record in Hoco for 3 straight years. The coach resigned before the 4th year. Then with several favorite parents took the “best 8” starters and their talent to the clippers. End of story…. Couldn’t be more incorrect They certainly were more competitive then they are now How much more competitive are the clippers this year? Both these teams are cancerous and not that good. Clippers won Crabfeast and Hawks won Aloha. Easy question.
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That Hawks team was never competitive. Had a losing record in Hoco for 3 straight years. The coach resigned before the 4th year. Then with several favorite parents took the “best 8” starters and their talent to the clippers. End of story…. Couldn’t be more incorrect They certainly were more competitive then they are now How much more competitive are the clippers this year? Both these teams are cancerous and not that good. Clippers won Crabfeast and Hawks won Aloha. Easy question. Listen, we are all fool if we don’t think that Hawks team will get better. But they will never be a top level team. Not with current players and current coaches. The fact is, with so many teams in the area, they will all simply remain “middle of the pack” and fighting to move up. It will be up to each player to develop individually and outside of what their club team does. Gone are the dominant days of the hawks. It’s evident at many other levels and will continue going forward for their younger teams. Just do a good job of supporting your kid and encourage him to work on his own. He’s not getting better at 2x week practices.
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That Hawks team was never competitive. Had a losing record in Hoco for 3 straight years. The coach resigned before the 4th year. Then with several favorite parents took the “best 8” starters and their talent to the clippers. End of story…. Couldn’t be more incorrect They certainly were more competitive then they are now How much more competitive are the clippers this year? Both these teams are cancerous and not that good. Clippers won Crabfeast and Hawks won Aloha. Easy question. Good vibes at the Clippers right now! Kids are winning, developing, and having fun with each other. Just won Crabfeast. Want to see cancerous vibes? Go look at the Crabs 2030. Angry, distraught miserable parents and kids. Hawks 2030, a shell of times past and banished to Aloha tourneys heck, you could be True Chesapeake 2030 and ready to fold after the season.
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I am going to throw out 91 as a place to look at. The other three mentioned all are good organizations, and every one of those clubs offer something a little different. I can speak from experience that the coaching and development is excellent at 91. The team has grown tremendously this year, and if you talk to most parents, they are very happy with the organization and how things are run. The head coach not being a dad was very attractive to our family, if your son works hard and is coachable, he will improve and see the field a lot. Nothing wrong with dad coaches and their recruiting of their kid's friends is why they usually win in Middle School, but that all ends in two years and is a very short-lived thing. They also promote multiple sport athletes, some other teams pressure kids to pick one sport/team in Middle School. If you want your son to be prepared and on the right track as he enters the High School phase of his career, 91 is absolutely somewhere to consider. Look who is here , Hi Mark ! Thanks for the info. Not Mark. There are a lot of misconceptions spread on this forum and in the real world, and just trying to correct those for parents who are looking at options this summer. 91 Maryland has this reputation that they don't put time into the youth program because their HS program has been in the spotlight the last few years, but that is not true at all. There is a lot of great player development throughout the entire year. Not to say the other clubs don't offer something similar, there are a ton of great options in the area for lacrosse, but 91 is one of better programs in the area.
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That Hawks team was never competitive. Had a losing record in Hoco for 3 straight years. The coach resigned before the 4th year. Then with several favorite parents took the “best 8” starters and their talent to the clippers. End of story…. Couldn’t be more incorrect They certainly were more competitive then they are now How much more competitive are the clippers this year? Both these teams are cancerous and not that good. Clippers won Crabfeast and Hawks won Aloha. Easy question. Good vibes at the Clippers right now! Kids are winning, developing, and having fun with each other. Just won Crabfeast. Want to see cancerous vibes? Go look at the Crabs 2030. Angry, distraught miserable parents and kids. Hawks 2030, a shell of times past and banished to Aloha tourneys heck, you could be True Chesapeake 2030 and ready to fold after the season. Ok Clippers not playing Naptown smh it’s right in your backyard. Enjoy your weak crofton public high school lax.
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First hand experience with Clippers and Crabs - you should avoid both clubs. Parents of Clippers are the most obnoxious I've ever seen cursing at refs yelling "protect our children!" anytime another team wins a physical play against their goons. As for Crabs, they're collectors of talent not developers as they attempt to talent hoard by ransoming your spot on the team if you dare play an additional non-conflicting tournament with any other team. Team 91 MD and FCA are the only elite clubs in the Baltimore area actually developing talent and growing as a team.
Best of luck at tryouts all.
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First hand experience with Clippers and Crabs - you should avoid both clubs. Parents of Clippers are the most obnoxious I've ever seen cursing at refs yelling "protect our children!" anytime another team wins a physical play against their goons. As for Crabs, they're collectors of talent not developers as they attempt to talent hoard by ransoming your spot on the team if you dare play an additional non-conflicting tournament with any other team. Team 91 MD and FCA are the only elite clubs in the Baltimore area actually developing talent and growing as a team.
Best of luck at tryouts all. Nice try Hawks coaching staff. We all know who are the non-developers here. Against elite teams you all have no chance! Even after bring in guest players (Mostly from True Chesapeake), you barely beat AAA teams such as the cannons and prostart. Buyer beware. If any of the daddy coaching staff comes back please do yourself a favor and run. And don't fall for the bait and switch with the coaching staff. Hogan's business model!
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You have it all wrong, I was assured by a Hawks parent that the True kids were just there for depth (despite them all starting)
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First hand experience with Clippers and Crabs - you should avoid both clubs. Parents of Clippers are the most obnoxious I've ever seen cursing at refs yelling "protect our children!" anytime another team wins a physical play against their goons. As for Crabs, they're collectors of talent not developers as they attempt to talent hoard by ransoming your spot on the team if you dare play an additional non-conflicting tournament with any other team. Team 91 MD and FCA are the only elite clubs in the Baltimore area actually developing talent and growing as a team.
Best of luck at tryouts all. How exactly are you promoting team growth by guest playing with other clubs? That's a clown take if I've ever heard one.
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Not guest playing - participating on a national team.
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Not guest playing - participating on a national team. Semantics. "National" teams are nothing but guest players. Let the Midwestern kids have those spots.
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I am going to throw out 91 as a place to look at. The other three mentioned all are good organizations, and every one of those clubs offer something a little different. I can speak from experience that the coaching and development is excellent at 91. The team has grown tremendously this year, and if you talk to most parents, they are very happy with the organization and how things are run. The head coach not being a dad was very attractive to our family, if your son works hard and is coachable, he will improve and see the field a lot. Nothing wrong with dad coaches and their recruiting of their kid's friends is why they usually win in Middle School, but that all ends in two years and is a very short-lived thing. They also promote multiple sport athletes, some other teams pressure kids to pick one sport/team in Middle School. If you want your son to be prepared and on the right track as he enters the High School phase of his career, 91 is absolutely somewhere to consider. Look who is here , Hi Mark ! Thanks for the info. Not Mark. There are a lot of misconceptions spread on this forum and in the real world, and just trying to correct those for parents who are looking at options this summer. 91 Maryland has this reputation that they don't put time into the youth program because their HS program has been in the spotlight the last few years, but that is not true at all. There is a lot of great player development throughout the entire year. Not to say the other clubs don't offer something similar, there are a ton of great options in the area for lacrosse, but 91 is one of better programs in the area. Sorry Austin, Thought your were Mark , now get back to your cuddling
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