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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHarvard, Yale, UCLA, Georgetown, Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, UNC, Maryland, Colgate, UConn, UMass, Williams, Johns Hopkins, Amherst, Middlebury, Bowdoin, Tufts, Lehigh, BC, BC, BC, BC, BC, BU, Notre Dame, Elon, Villanova...
Still waiting on the NEFC "elite" costs....
Still waiting to hear if NEFC "elite" teams have any turnover from U11 to U14 and U15 to U18...
UCLA vs MCLA....you make the call.
Not a single false statement and nothing derogatory about any other clubs.
What's wrong with 46 out of 55 players going D1... and they certainly have had their fair share of national and regional level players.
"...of the 55 players rostered on our current U17-U19 teams, 46 are or will be playing Division 1 soccer, 3 will be playing in Division 2, and 6 in Division 3. A partial list of matriculations:
Boston College (3)
UCLA
Maryland (2)
Georgetown
Harvard (2)
Yale (2)
Princeton
Brown
Providence (5)
UConn
UMass
And about 25 others!"
Adelphi - 1
American - 1
Amherst - 7
Assumption - 3
Babson - 2
Bates - 2
Bentley - 7
Boston College - 18
Boston University - 2
Bowdoin - 2
Bridgewater State - 1
Brown - 4
Bryant - 1
Case Western - 1
Colby Sawyer - 1
Cornell - 1
Dartmouth - 3
Dickinson College - 1
Drew - 1
Drexel - 1
Duke - 1
East Carolina - 1
Elon - 1
Endicott - 1
Fairfield - 1
George Washington - 1
Georgia Southern - 1
Gordon College - 1
Goucher College - 1
Grand - 1
Harvard - 4
Hobart - 1
Holy Cross - 3
Ithaca - 1
Johns Hopkins - 2
Keene State - 3
Long Island - 1
Loyola MD - 1
Merrimack - 3
Middlebury - 1
Mount Ida - 1
Northeastern - 9
NYU - 1
Old Dominion - 1
Providence - 7
Quinnipiac - 1
RIT - 1
Roger Williams - 4
Saint Anselm - 1
Salve Regina - 1
San Diego State - 2
Seton Hall - 1
Sienna - 1
Skidmore - 1
South Carolina - 1
Southern New Hampshire - 1
Springfield - 1
St. Anselms - 3
St. Josephs - 1
St. Lawrence - 2
Stanford - 2
Stonehill - 4
Swarthmore - 1
Trinity - 3
Tufts - 1
U Mass Amherst - 2
U Mass Dartmouth - 1
U Mass Lowell - 5
UNH - 3
Union - 1
URI - 1
Wake Forest - 1
Wellesley College - 1
Wentworth - 2
Wesleyan CT - 1
Western New England - 1
Westfield State - 3
Wheaton - 5
William Smith - 1
Williams - 4
Worcester State - 2
WPI - 1
Yale - 1
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostActually it doesn't say anything. What club? what years?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostExactly. And these folks still refuse to answer the very simple questions posed. If their club can top 46 out of 55 to D1 (actually rostered and playing soccer) then I want to know so I can try to get my kid there. Please tell.
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OK...so keep thumping your chest Don - errr -Fred or whomever you are. Pehaps a few people are listening. But you can't take credit for athletic, or academic aptitude. I suppose if the girls come up with the cure for cancer, you will take credit for that too. Please - just get over yourself. They are self-driven, motivated girls who happened to play up there for a few years, because they could, period. But it's not feasable for most normal soccer families. These girls could have written their ticket wherever they wanted. But you can keep claiming that you were responsible, and bashing our little state's recent Regional success if it makes you feel that much better. Most of us can see through your BS and we are happy right where we are, down here in beautiful Little Rhody.
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a happy RI soccer mom
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOK...so keep thumping your chest Don - errr -Fred or whomever you are. Pehaps a few people are listening. But you can't take credit for athletic, or academic aptitude. I suppose if the girls come up with the cure for cancer, you will take credit for that too. Please - just get over yourself. They are self-driven, motivated girls who happened to play up there for a few years, because they could, period. But it's not feasable for most normal soccer families. These girls could have written their ticket wherever they wanted. But you can keep claiming that you were responsible, and bashing our little state's recent Regional success if it makes you feel that much better. Most of us can see through your BS and we are happy right where we are, down here in beautiful Little Rhody.
Signed,
a happy RI soccer mom
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No worries, we are used to being looked over and yes mocked by parents and sometimes coaches from MA and the rest of the greater Northeast for that matter. NH could say same thing with the Gatorade National player of the year....My sons played lax and same thing happens with that sport.
I am a sometimes follower of this site and I am sick of the arrogance and condescension that pours down from from so many posters. Finally had to add my 2 cents...
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI'm familiar with the Stars U18 ECNL team you cite and the turnover has been minimal. The team has remained largely intact from U15 onward. A few kids added from older Stars teams, and a couple kids injured or burnt out.
College placements for this team are impressive. As they are for the Stars West and Stars United U18 teams, both of whom rival all other teams not called Scorpions.
It's mind-boggling that the hard work of these girls and their families has been twisted negatively.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postsince U15 there has been very little change to Stars roster. they added mps only great player and got the nt kid from nh--that's it.....scorps got 6 players from u16 on that went d1......just sayin
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Poststars has 2 uconn 2012 commits. one from the u18 ecnl, and 1 from the u18 united team. both are skilled players.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostJust saying, just saying..... the above statement is absolutely not true. Also added Regional pool player from Ohio at U16, added two keepers since U16, added a regional pool player from NH at U16 and she left at U17, added a defender at U15 who was cut at U17, added two scorpion players at U15.... That is not all of the changes, but far more than you have stated. And this is the team that cut 9 players upon their return from losing in the U14 National Championship game. Care to keep going with this game? Please try the truth........just sayin
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostExactly. And these folks still refuse to answer the very simple questions posed. If their club can top 46 out of 55 to D1 (actually rostered and playing soccer) then I want to know so I can try to get my kid there. Please tell.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis is more a function of a team's ability to recruit players for a one or two year run with a team than anything else. If you go back over the course of time you will find that it is hardly a unique feat. Clubs like CRU and the Bolts had similar runs. Important to note that CRU doesn't even exist any longer.
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