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Could you please post your name? We'd like a chance to take anonymous pot shots at you.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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sad to see grown folks bash on a young manComment
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"Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn't work hard"
Don't underestimate how much hard work influences coaches even it they are not great players. I have seen some very talented players (fantastic foot skills) who don't make it because they are arrogant, and lazy.
Sometimes you get both; hard work and talent. However, hard work is what will make talent great.Comment
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All these details and you are not sure of a name?? Now come on Dad, you're ecstatic...Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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You just posted my exact thoughts. Congrats Dad and player. Brandeis is a great school. Be loud and proud.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Josh OcelComment
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BTW, what did happen to all the predicted high level D1 commitments off of EK's NEFC squad???Comment
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I think you are confusing the NEFC squad with the MPS Bulldogs.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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From the NEPSAC thread....
2013 NEPSAC Soccer Commits
Fritz Windover - NMH – Bates College
Mark Richards -Williston Northhampton-UCONN
Tristan Fappiano - South Kent - UCONN
Sam Millbury - Brooks School - Lafayette College
Harrison Balder- Thayer Academy – Northeastern University
Seb Blickman - Choate Rosemary Hall – Bucknell University
Charlie Vallee - Taft School – Colgate University
John Kelly – Hotchkiss School – Gettysburg College
Issac Normesinu – Hotchkiss School – Boston College
Jett Oristaglio – Noble & Greenough – Dartmouth College
Stan Sandoval – Westminster School – Columbia University
Bernard Yeboah – Worcester Academy - University of Vermont
Stefan Woort-Menker – Choate Rosemary Hall – Lehigh University
Tony Amolo – Berkshire School – Kenyon CollegeComment
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Not confusing anything. There used to be a lot of chatter about the great players on the NEFC team and predictions of D1 glory, and even within past week or so there have been fresh comments about how a good number of NEFC kids turned down DAP to stay with EK and NEFC.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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JO played the bulk of his club soccer with Valeo, just moving on to Blazers last year and playing a year up. Congrats to him.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Umm...doubt it. In this age group, NEFC has actually won a state championship. Bulldogs still haven't.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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OP here. I'm going though your list and have 6 already on this thread's list. Quite a few of the others are CT, NY, Ghana, etc. kids. I haven't finished yet.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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From the NEPSAC thread....
2013 NEPSAC Soccer Commits
Fritz Windover - NMH – Bates College
Mark Richards -Williston Northhampton-UCONN
Tristan Fappiano - South Kent - UCONN
Sam Millbury - Brooks School - Lafayette College
Harrison Balder- Thayer Academy – Northeastern University
Seb Blickman - Choate Rosemary Hall – Bucknell University
Charlie Vallee - Taft School – Colgate University
John Kelly – Hotchkiss School – Gettysburg College
Issac Normesinu – Hotchkiss School – Boston College
Jett Oristaglio – Noble & Greenough – Dartmouth College
Stan Sandoval – Westminster School – Columbia University
Bernard Yeboah – Worcester Academy - University of Vermont
Stefan Woort-Menker – Choate Rosemary Hall – Lehigh University
Tony Amolo – Berkshire School – Kenyon College
*Adolf Kawuba - Wilbraham & Monson Academy - Boston CollegeComment
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