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Correct. The NEPSAC independents do the same thing. That's why it's the best school league in the country. -
Skip the ISL and go with the Prep School league like Andover, Berkshire,...Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
The ISL don't give scholarships for sports.Comment
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But the ISL throws need $$ at a kid that just happens to be a great athlete.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Sort of, you do need to fill out all of the paperwork. If your family is upper-middle class income, you won't get anything. You can afford it but it is still like paying for college.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
That is you won't get money if you don't "need" it.
If you are a great player and you are poor, ISL is a great plan.Comment
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Not at every school but most yes. Same with any parochials - limited assistance is based on need and/or outstanding academics, not athletivs.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Actually I have had 4 kids in athletics go to ISL and I assure you we got much better financial aid than we get for college. The aid is fantastic.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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2015 D1 Boys Starting a Lot
Let's see how the sophomores are doing:
Player/School/G/GP/GS/G/A
Miles Robinson/Syracuse/7/7/7/2/1
Charlie Booth/Bryant/6/6/6/0/0
Matt Morana/Lehigh/6/6/6/0/0
Eoin Houlihan/Holy Cross/6/6/5/0/0
Trevor Davock/BC/6/6/4/0/0
Justin Donawa/Dartmouth/5/5/3/1/0
The number has dropped from 10 to 6 this season. One went pro; the others not.Comment
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2015 D1 Boys Subbing a Lot
Player/School/G/GP/GS/G/A
Mark Dunphy/UMass/7/7/1/0/0
Amadu Kunateh/Dartmouth/5/5/2/0/0
Dylan Mott/Columbia/5/5/1/1/1
Deandre Brown/UConn/7/6/0/0/0
Edward Venta-Yepes/UML/7/5/0/0/0
Brendan Robinson/Bryant/6/4/2/0/0
Steven Kilday/PC/7/4/1/0/0
Emmett Gordon/Northwestern/7/4/0/0/0
Adam Gibbs/Northeastern/6/3/0/0/0
Colin Chiakpo/BU/4/2/0/0/0Comment
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2015 D1 Boys Starting a Lot Rev 1
Let's see how the sophomores are doing:
Player/School/G/GP/GS/G/A
Miles Robinson/Syracuse/7/7/7/2/1
Aram Ouligan/Colgate/7/7/7/1/1
Charlie Booth/Bryant/6/6/6/0/0
Matt Morana/Lehigh/6/6/6/0/0
Eoin Houlihan/Holy Cross/6/6/5/0/0
Trevor Davock/BC/6/6/4/0/0
Justin Donawa/Dartmouth/5/5/3/1/0
The number has dropped from 10 to 7 this season. One went pro; the others not.Comment
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Other 2015 D1 Boys
No names here.
So about 40% are playing. Of the rest:
7 Saw the field
8 DNP
10 NR
The latter is an increase of 7 from the end of last season. Take note.Comment
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This is one of the best threads on this site. It should be required reading for any parent and player thinking they want to play in college.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Nothing on this website even closely qualifies as required readingOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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nto the OP but I disagree - the lists are a great reality check. Even if you defy the odds and land a college roster spot, the odds of playing four meaningful years are not good. That means you better really like the school. Plenty of players and parents don't get that.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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The lists are a joke to begin with. Most of the players listed may have played club soccer throughout high school but actually had no shot of playing in college. Especially in D1Comment
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Yet the clubs and parents love to claim them as "playing in college" when they're graduating from HS!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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