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Laughable insight on HHH youth “program”. Maybe Birddogs. Not a single other team or age group. Check the records for yourself. Arguable the worst youth development program around . Let’s just say those other teams are like Goose in everybody’s favorite fighter pilot movie.

Brotherly Love 2027 are a great team. They are not as good as TT 2027.

Best mid to BL make it the better 2027 team know what I mean.

Don’t snooze on HHH ‘27. The aren’t the birddogs, but they got some upgrades and are looking to make some noise next fall.

Most accurate by year yet you need to add HHH for 2032. Other than that accurate analysis.

Accurate to say local 2027 rank BL first and tie HHH and Ten?

Accurate to say local 2027 rank BL first and tie HHH and Ten?

Don’t snooze on HHH ‘27. The aren’t the birddogs, but they got some upgrades and are looking to make some noise next fall.

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My husband and I were up late discussing our third grade daughter and her entry into club last night. We are still new to the area and could use some advice for our daughter.She is athletic we think, but is learning the basics of throwing and catching still. My husband played baseball and softball was my sport, lacrosse is not something we know that much about yet but hear from our friends we should get her started. Looking for advice, do you go the slow route and let her be with her friends now, be social, and go to relaxed club or is better to take a more serious club? Maybe there is no perfect answer but we hope to hear the experiences others went through.Also is the cost the same or do the relaxed ones offer a show-up to pay model? Thank you for the advice, knowing that there is not a perfect answer but we can try right?

My husband and I were up late discussing our third grade daughter and her entry into club last night. We are still new to the area and could use some advice for our daughter.She is athletic we think, but is learning the basics of throwing and catching still. My husband played baseball and softball was my sport, lacrosse is not something we know that much about yet but hear from our friends we should get her started. Looking for advice, do you go the slow route and let her be with her friends now, be social, and go to relaxed club or is better to take a more serious club? Maybe there is no perfect answer but we hope to hear the experiences others went through.Also is the cost the same or do the relaxed ones offer a show-up to pay model? Thank you for the advice, knowing that there is not a perfect answer but we can try right?

Couldn't resist posting this in multiple forums.

Son attended a DI prospect camp in Philadelphia this month, he already attended three different DI prospect camps last year (2 upstate NY and 1 just outside of Philadelphia), so we do have some experience.
Won't name the School, but the program has 3 scheduled (Sept. Oct & Dec) camps. Compared to our other experiences, this Head Coach was barely involved. He just watched the games from the sidelines while his
attention was divided between the games and his phone.

There was NO interaction with the players during the games. Again, this was completely different from other camps we attended. At least the other program's camps, the Head coach was on the field, directing the games, gave the appearance that the coach was actually evaluating the players.

OK, camp is over and there is nothing; Time to move on. Which is fine.

But, to add insult to injury, we just received an email from the staff encouraging our son to attend one of their remaining, upcoming camps (Oct/Dec). This just reinforces my assessment that this program is conducting their multiple camps, SOLEY as a money grab.