What are the top HS programs in NH looking toward 2020 season?
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So strange to me since HS is about who lives in the town and not something that attracts talent? So it’s weird to talk about the “best program”. Makes no sense. There are always 5-7 players that go D1 In college in NH and they are spread out.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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I don't think it's necessarily a weird discussion. Yes, High Schools are driven by who lives in the catchment area and how big the school is, but High School team success is also driven by coaching, attracting athletes to the soccer program instead of other programs, and player development in between High School soccer seasons.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Really? The biggest player pools (biggest schools) schools, affluence of the town (or area of private school) and location near big soccer programs is what will predict success.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Isn't Exeter the team to beat?
Their top player (left Seacoast to go to FC Stars) will be a senior and just committed to a full ride.Comment
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While “full ride” may be a bit of a stretch, NH players are getting into D1 programs more and moreOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Totally agree. The “full ride” statement is ignorant and 100% false. Even top soccer schools (Stanford, UNC) hand out 1-2 100% scholarships and that’s for 1 year with NO guarantees for second year and the rest are split. A really really good player will expect to get 50-60% (over the 4 years) at a D1 school and the average is 20-30%. Again this is over 4 years so a typical percentage offer would be 15-20% first year and second year then 20-30% for junior and senior year. A really good player would get like 30,50,50,75%. I doubt many NH players get that offer.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Can Exeter (DI Girls), Bedford (DI Boys), Hanover(DII Girls), Campbell (DIII Boys) repeat their 100% winning regular season?Comment
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Power 5 schools can and do give four year guaranteed scholarships.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Maybe for 1-2 NT players but that’s not the norm. A “full ride” is the exaggeration that parents like to pretend is occurring.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
And yes I personally know over a dozen playing D1 or about to and know their offers and percentages.Comment
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“Full ride”, yeah okay. To where?
Does it matter? Or are you ass-hurt because it's not your kid (not mine either)? Just look at the Exeter roster and ask the parent yourself? Plenty of video clips form their state championship out there to see who it is.Comment
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She is average at best and going to a average school.
But good for her, she worked hard.Comment
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