2014 Boys Soccer Verbal Commitments

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Not all students fit into honors programs. They are still good students ard fine young men

Okay, then just UConn, no honors program, and a shot a national title.

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2/5/14 big day for some....anything new?

Not new but now official (Revs site):

Luke Albertini (North Attleborough, Mass.) – Central Connecticut State University
Danny Apajee (Cranston, R.I.) – Syracuse University
Freddie Ferre (Waltham, Mass.) – University of Massachusetts Lowell
Bruce Johnson (Brewster, Mass.) – Tufts University
Declan McCabe (Weston, Mass.) – Georgetown University
Will Rasid (Wilbraham, Mass.) – University of New Hampshire
Lucas Ritzer (Sutton, Mass.) – Providence College
Christian Sady (North Andover, Mass.) – Harvard University
Wes Turner (Newton, Mass.) – Northeastern University

Congrats to all

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Okay, then just UConn, no honors program, and a shot a national title.

Or he can go where he wants and you can send your kid to UConn!!

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D1


Henry Balf-Bolts-Waring School-Boston College
Eric Udelson-Bolts-Needham HS-Boston University
Dan Casey-Bolts-Westboro HS-Central Ct State
Luke Albertini-Revs-North Attleboro HS-Central Ct State
Chris Booth-Bolts-Roxbury School-Duke
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
Jake Davis-Bolts-Saint Raphael- UMass Lowell
Will Rasid-Revs-Wilbraham-UNH*
Harrison Swartz-Bolts-Needham HS-Northeastern
Frantzdy Pierrot-Seacoast-Melrose HS-Northeastern
Wesley Turner-Revs-Newton North HS-Northeastern
Lukas Ritzer-Revs-Sutton-Providence
Chase Townsend-Bolts-Bishop Feehan HS-Providence
Alex Ainscough-Bolts-Canton HS-Stanford

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Bruce Johnson-Revs-Brewster-Tufts*
Hayden Van Brewer-Beachside CT-Minnechaung Regional HS-Vassar College
Sean Hulburt-CSU-Silver Lake-Wheaton College


Where did you get the info on Freddie? He graduated HS last year. UML seems to be the right fit. I don't se it on the Revs site.

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Or he can go where he wants and you can send your kid to UConn!!

If my kid could play for "any D1 school in the country" he would not be at Northeastern. That's the point.

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Will Rasid-Revs-Minnechaug Regional HS-UNH* (HS edited)

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Henry Balf-Bolts-Waring School-Boston College
Eric Udelson-Bolts-Needham HS-Boston University
Dan Casey-Bolts-Westboro HS-Central Ct State
Luke Albertini-Revs-North Attleboro HS-Central Ct State
Chris Booth-Bolts-Roxbury School-Duke
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
Jake Davis-Bolts-Saint Raphael- UMass Lowell
Will Rasid-Revs-Minnechaug RHS-UNH*
Harrison Swartz-Bolts-Needham HS-Northeastern
Frantzdy Pierrot-Seacoast-Melrose HS-Northeastern
Wesley Turner-Revs-Newton North HS-Northeastern
Lukas Ritzer-Revs-Sutton-Providence
Chase Townsend-Bolts-Bishop Feehan HS-Providence
Alex Ainscough-Bolts-Canton HS-Stanford

D3

Bruce Johnson-Revs-Brewster-Tufts*
Hayden Van Brewer-Beachside CT-Minnechaung Regional HS-Vassar College
Sean Hulburt-CSU-Silver Lake-Wheaton College

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If my kid could play for "any D1 school in the country" he would not be at Northeastern. That's the point.

But he's not your kid. That's the point !!

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But he's not your kid. That's the point !!

I am quite certain he is not your kid either!

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I am quite certain he is not your kid either!

But I don't care where he goes.

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But I don't care where he goes.

This has got to be one of the least useful threads. It does allow for bragging but if these kids wanted everyone to know where they were going they would have told folks. This is anbout parents! To compile a list like this suggests too much time on ones hands.

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This has got to be one of the least useful threads. It does allow for bragging but if these kids wanted everyone to know where they were going they would have told folks. This is anbout parents! To compile a list like this suggests too much time on ones hands.

I beg to differ. This is one of the threads that shows folks where youth soccer can lead. Players like the thread so they can find out where their fellow players are heading after high school. Too much time on one's hands? It takes only a few seconds to update a list like this.

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A lot of these kids could have gotten into better schools if they didn't spend so much time on soccer.

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A lot of these kids could have gotten into better schools if they didn't spend so much time on soccer.

Idiot

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A lot of these kids could have gotten into better schools if they didn't spend so much time on soccer.

And your kid could have gotten into a better school if he had played a sport instead of partying all weekend. These are all good choices...the key word being choices. Most of which are made based on academics first, soccer second. Soccer opens doors, helps somewhat but is just a part of a complete package. Everyone comes with a different package, sports, arts, music. Not everyone is a great student. For some, the sports is the carrot all these years, for others it helps them focus and is another set of eyes on their academic and private lives. For those good students, soccer is the gravy that completes the package. We all hear and repeat the mantra "it takes a village to raise a child". Why can't these soccer teams/coaches be part of that village. I know that my son's coach(es) discuss grades and academics all the time. Contrary to what you might believe, the coaches care about these kids. I think it is hard to spend 3 years 5 days a week 10 months a year with them and not be vested in them.