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Not the op but historically BOLTS have the better track record. Too early yet for this class to determine the "winner " -
Probably for 2 reasons. That looks like an old list. Also there are 6 Bolts players on that list.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Bolts have 10 on NESJ + at least 3 more unannouced yet.Comment
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There are 47 MA commitments for the Class of 2022 so far. They account for roughly 50% of all New England commitments at this point.
Jair Whyte M Merrimack 1 America FC United Josh Andrews M/F Holy Cross 1 Bolts Jack Doogue GK James Madison 1 Bolts Sean Catino D/M Endicott 3 Bolts/Bridgewater-Raynham Dylan Henao M Boston College 1 Bolts/Buckingham Browne & Nichols Finn Hackett D/M Trinity 3 Bolts/Milton Academy Henri Richter D/M Northwestern 1 Bolts/Milton Academy Alec Pettit GK Merrimack 1 Bolts/Norwell High School Nik Antic GK Northeastern 1 Bolts/Rivers Cal Lemley D Colgate 1 Bolts/Rivers Aidan Doyle D/M Stonehill 2 Bolts/Thayer Academy Mauro Fernandez D UMass Lowell 1 FC Stars Dylan Wesley M/F Merrimack 1 Juventus West Alex Norgeot D Hartwick 3 Mass City/Cohasset High Gavin Randolph F Middlebury 3 Milton Academy Luke Randolph F Tufts 3 Milton Academy Colin Hughes F Colgate 1 NEFC Eric Widrick GK Colgate 1 NEFC Alexander Kuzmich F Stonehill 2 NEFC/Cardinal Spellman Zach Vlachos F Merrimack 1 NEFC/Putnam Science Academy Josh Ruthfield D/M Trinity 3 NEFC/Worcester Academy Nick Braganca F UMass Boston 3 New England Surf AJ Cucinotta D UMass 1 New England Surf Isaac Heffess D New Hampshire 1 New England Surf Andrew Millar M Vermont 1 New England Surf Mario Pinto F Babson 3 New England Surf Victory Reyes GK UMass Boston 3 New England Surf Evan Squire GK Sacred Heart 1 New England Surf Mathias Taylor F Rhode Island 1 New England Surf David Armini D Williams 3 Northfield Mount Hermon Morris Matthews M Northeastern 1 Revolution Academy Jack Panayotou M Georgetown 1 Revolution Academy Zachary Sardi-Santos F/M Harvard 1 Revolution Academy/Milton Academy Nate Krawshuk D/M Hobart 3 Rivers Mason Shultz F Tufts 3 Rivers Drew Stephans M Colgate 1 Rivers Alessandro Franciosa M Columbia 1 Seacoast Kyle Mather GK Holy Cross 1 Seacoast Christian Bejar D/M/F Boston College 1 Seacoast/Brooks Joseph Waterman GK Middlebury 3 Seacoast/St. John's Prep Evan Hannibal F Merrimack 1 South Kent Jackson Palladino D Merrimack 1 Thayer Academy Ryan Mulderig D/M Union 3 Western United Monet Elias D Anna Maria 3 Westwood High School Jayden Stafford M Merrimack 1 Whitman-Hanson High school Braden Jondro D Colby 3 Worcester Academy Peter Papavasiliou D Colby 3 Worcester Academy Comment
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Not bad having 28 Div. 1 commits so far.Comment
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Meanwhile, if it were only 28 on the girls side, it would be considered a complete disaster.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Girl's soccer is tragically slow an unathletic. The bar is quite low and there are 135 more women's D1 teams than men's teams.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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It's math girl dad.Originally posted by Guest View Post
% of US Boys HS Soccer Players Competing at NCAA I Schools: 0.8%
% of US Girls HS Soccer Players Competing at NCAA I Schools: 2.1%
Girls are 2.6x more likely to make a D1 team than boys.
That means MA should have 72+ girls D1 commits right now.
MA has only 42 girls D1 commits.
Maybe MA girl's soccer is a complete disaster.
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And men’s programs fill their rosters with international players, not US kids. Guess those MA boys aren’t quite fast and athletic enough.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Wouldn't that mean these players are actually fast and athletic enough since they made the rosters?Originally posted by Guest View Post
Look at the math up top 2.6xDad.Comment
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Not all offers are publicly available. How do you get 72? Some states have a lot of talent, others don't. You can't just straightline it.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Making a roster is one thing, playing meaningful minutes often a very different story. Prospects need to study the backgrounds of the players who play the most. Watch games and frankly assess your fit.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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<1500 players per graduating class are chosen to join D1 soccer teams each year.Originally posted by Guest View Post
Let that sink in before you come up with some stupid comment. That’s the athletic equivalent of scoring a 1600 on the SAT.
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