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Henry Balf-Bolts-Waring School-Boston College
Idrissa Bangura-Manhattan PSG-NMH-Boston College
Eric Udelson-Bolts-Needham HS-Boston University
Andrew Hoang-MPS-Acton Boxborough HS-Boston University
John Conry-None-St Bernards HS-Bryant
Dan Casey-Bolts-Westboro HS-Central Ct State
Luke Albertini-Revs-North Attleboro HS-Central Ct State
Chris Booth-Bolts-Roxbury School-Duke
Emmett Clarek-Berkshire School-Fordham University
Declan McCabe-Revs-Rivers School-Georgetown
Christian Sady-Revs-BB&N-Harvard
David Price-Bolts-Beaver Country Day-High Point
Casey Hamill-NEFC-Bridgton Academy-UMass
Matt Mooney-Western-East Longmeadow HS-UMass
Brandon Vasquez-Western-Amherst HS-UMass
Tyler Szymkowicz-Western-Hopkins Academy-UMass*
Ben Osgood-?-Westford Academy-UMass*
Alex Desantis-Western-Belchertown-UMass*
Mike Rock-Western-Amherst-UMass*
Lenior Sery Jr-?-Wachusett HS-UMass JC transfer
Jake Davis-Bolts-Saint Raphael- UMass Lowell
Paul Beatty-CSU-Silver Lake-UMass Lowell
Carlo Tashijian-NEFC-Sturgis-UMass Lowell
Noah Taperow-Benfica-Dracut-UMass Lowell
Jacob Fitzgerald-FC Stars-North Middlesex-UMass Lowell
Emmanuel Morgan-?-Ware-UMass Lowell
Trevor Delp-Seacoast-West Newbury- UMass Lowell
Augusto Trento-Leominster-Burlington Coll-UMass Lowell transfer
Abel Wasswa-Malden-Merrimack College-UMass Lowell transfer
Guilherma Rodrigues-UMass Lowell transfer
Jay Marchand-North Andover-UMass Amherst-UMass Lowell transfer
Will Rasid-Revs-Minnechaug RHS-UNH
Ackim Mpofu-Cushing Academy-Northeastern
Harrison Swartz-Bolts-Needham HS-Northeastern
Frantzdy Pierrot-Seacoast-Melrose HS-Northeastern
Wesley Turner-Revs-Newton North HS-Northeastern
Tanner Tomasi-Berkshire-Syracuse University
Matthew Callahan-Bolts-Newton North-Northeastern-San Diego State University
Lukas Ritzer-Revs-Sutton-Providence
Chase Townsend-Bolts-Bishop Feehan HS-Providence
Klisman Sousa-Expos-New Bedford HS-Providence
Zachary Watson-Crusaders-Catholic Memorial-Sacred Heart
Mario Prata-Seacoast-Dracut-Seton Hall
Alex Ainscough-Bolts-Canton HS-Stanford
D2
Keith Rogers - Bayside -Norton-Assumption
Dillon Foley-MPS-Natick-Assumption
Silmar Bueno-MPS-Beaver Country Day-Bentley
Luke Vercollone-Scorpions-Weymouth-Merrimack
Lucas Rezende-Scorpions-Weymouth-Merrimack
Daniel Kelly-Scorpions-Braintree-St Anselms
Stanley Alves-Newton North-SNHU
Robert Smith-FC Stars-?-SNHU
D3
Aziz Khan-Bolts-Lawrence Academy-Amherst College
Chris Doire-Abbey Villa-Xaverian HS-Babson College
Justin Kaplan-Abbey Villa-Medway HS-Babson College
Zachary LaCava-MPS-Beaver Country Day-Bates
Pat Sheehan-MPS-MIlton Academy-Bates
John Curtin-Bolts-Belmont Hill-Bowdoin College
Sam Ward-MPS-St Marks-Bowdoin College
Steven Van Sicien-NEFC-Rivers-Bowdoin College
Will Hutchinson-Scorpions-Lincoln Sudbury-Bowdoin College
Christian Hernandez-Bolts-Lawrence Academy-Brandeis
Marino Espiga-Scorpions-Winchester-Brandeis
Baraa Ibas-Western-Ludlow-Brandeis
Brandon Mishkin-MPS-Worcester Academy-Brandeis
Bernardo Ponte-MPS-Cambridge R&L-Brandeis
Marcelo Brociner-?-Somerville-Brandeis
Nate Summers-Berkshire School-Conn College
Scott Brazina-MPS-Concord Carlisle-Con College
Matt Edmonds-Scorpions-Lexington-Dickinson
Adrian Colmenares-Lawrence Academy-Hobart College
Marcelo Cunha-Scorpions- Marlborough-UM Boston
Nate Johnson-Scorpions-Rivers-MIT
Jamar Noble-Bolts-BB&N-Muhlenburg College
Myles Cecchetelli-Western-West Springfield-St Lawrence
Kevin Santos-?-NMH-Skidmore
Tim Peng-Sharon-Trinity
Tucker Hallowell-Belmont Hill-Trinity
Bruce Johnson-Revs-Brewster-Tufts
Hayden Van Brewer-Beachside CT-Minnechaung Regional HS-Vassar College
Adam Cowie Haskell-Crusaders-Thayer Academy-Wesleyan University
Sean Hulburt-CSU-Silver Lake-Wheaton College
Jamie Bailey-Bolts-Groton Dunstable HS-Wheaton College
Thomas Sar-Bolts-Lawrence Academy-WPI
Derrick Naugler-Scorpions-Westford-WPIComment
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
there are not many MPS kids going to division 1 schools. Is this a statement of the club or reflecting that many top MPS kids go to the Academy at U14 or U16 and, therefore are registered as Bolts, Revs, or Seacoast?Comment
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The Super Y ODP program was undervalued by coachesComment
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The later. DAP and ECNL offers one-stop-shopping for college coaches. Others can break through, but you still better be at a top club playing top tournaments and be aggressive in marketing yourself.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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There are not many non DAP players that go to D1 schools period. That's just a fact and the way it is. DAP is the primary recruiting ground for D1. Will be interesting to see how many Blazers from the now U18 team that end up at D1 schools - that is the last non-DAP team that might have more than one or two players headed to D1.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Very few MA kids go d1, period. The average has been about 10-15 a year. In the list above, you have to exclude those who came to MA for prep school. For this class at least, very few MPS players went to the DAPs. The vast majority of MPS best players in this class are on the knights (check out how they dominated state cup this year in winning their 3d in a row), and most of them are going d3 and not listed above.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Looking at the above list:Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
45% of the D1 kids were DAP
12% were Western (mostly to UMass)
7% were ISL w/o/apparent Club affiliation
36% were from many other clubs
Point being that is if you are tops on other club teams you may get a D1 slot, although most of those teams are lower level D1's.
Also note that Blazers/MPS have not reported commits for 2014 yet. This is late for them.Comment
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Exclude the prep schoolers who wouldn't be MA club players, and exclude the transfers and PG kids because they were part of an earlier HS class, and there still seems to be 30+ d1 players this year. That's way above average. It will be interesting to see if this is a trend or an unusually deep 2014 class.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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With your same criteria there were 30+ D1 last year as well....Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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OP here. Yes with some help the rules have loosened, yet the last several years, the numbers are still higher. Some is UML, NU, and PC coach connections. When I analyzed who played a lot in the 2013 class, it wasn't much over 10 as in years before, implying that the increase was mainly in depth players. I'll see how this year goes for all four classes.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Jack Harrison-Berkshire school-Wake Forest
2015 kid, also 2014 Gatorade POYComment
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Don't you feel it is unrealistic to expect huge contributions from freshman? Is it just me who doesn't really think the playing time numbers matter until at the VERY least sophomore year but more realistically juniorOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Your comments make sense, but over my 5 years doing this the playing time by class doesn't improve on aggregate as a class matures. Looking at it in detail, some players do develop and play more, others fade for various reasons.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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