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That’s why i said Towerman aren’t that good. Got lucky last summer

2 of the best teams definitely, but pretty talented age group.

It's fall and a lot of kids are playing football more so than lax. Summer is the big test. Expect Igloo and Towerman to be in the top 3 by the end of summer 25.

NextLevel has good sized kids but plays hero ball. Madlax is well coached and play good team ball, but don't have big kids.

sounds like a Towermen parent. you all got beat 4 times this year already.

Have you watched NL this fall? Far from hero ball. Totally new offense and whole new attack line. Get your facts straight

Same talk about Madlax every year, “they don’t have size” but they keep winning. NL has definitely added some force, but Madlax is no slouch. Spring can’t come fast enough.

NL has definitely added talent, but every year it’s the same convo “ML is to small”, but they continue to show up and win against bigger teams. Spring/Summer season can’t come fast enough. Get your popcorn ready!!

NL has definitely added talent, but every year it’s the same convo “ML is to small”, but they continue to show up and win against bigger teams. Spring/Summer season can’t come fast enough. Get your popcorn ready!!

The assistant coach running out on the field blowing a whistle for warmups like it’s the Thanksgiving Day parade is certainly entertaining.

What does this even mean?

I am embarrassed to be from Long Island after reading these posts. Instead of appreciating the amount of talent there is spread out over many clubs all people do is put down each other. It’s pathetic!!!!

If I was from another state reading this forum; I would sit back with popcorn laughing my @ChillLaxin off

Watch Madlax warm up. As good as they are, the warmup is an absolute “we have energy” clown show. Enjoy your popcorn.

Long Island lax at this age is in its infancy. They can’t compete with the big MD clubs, NL and ML. Things will change fast up on the island, as we all know down here, Team 91 and DCE take over once high school ball starts. It’s the same on the island. Enjoy the ride while it lasts.

This comment appears to be a humorous critique or observation about an assistant coach's behavior during warmups. Specifically, it seems the coach is overly enthusiastic or dramatic, perhaps acting in a showy or exaggerated manner, as if they were leading a festive parade rather than conducting a routine lacrosse warmup. The mention of the Thanksgiving Day parade emphasizes the level of spectacle or flamboyance, suggesting it was entertaining but possibly out of place for the context.

It could also imply that the coach's antics drew attention, perhaps to the amusement or bemusement of players, parents, or spectators. This type of commentary is often lighthearted and common in sports forums where people like to share colorful observations about the game-day atmosphere.

DCE will not take over at this class. Look at the 29 class. They are struggling with ability to put together strong teams. BLC is non existent at younger ages which was the primary feeder. Coupled with strong recruiting success for NL. And if ML can keep their 31’ team together maybe some of the bottom of roster kids might jump ship but that’s it.

That’s because Maryland clubs have kids 1-2 years older. At this age just put 1 or 2 older kids on the field and it totally changes the game. They can dominate.

False narrative. Neither NL or ML have any holdbacks or kids 1-2 years older. But if that makes you sleep better at night thinking that.

91 will be the top team in this group next year as the WS approaches.

You don’t need to have any holdbacks to have kids a year older. You have a different school cutoff date. I have family from there. My nephew is my son’s age and is in a grade lower. Happens all the time.

Im sure. Especially with that tough fall schedule. I can’t wait to see them raise the trophy in the Shamrock Shootout, Westchester War Games and the Long Ireland tournaments