Originally posted by Unregistered
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Don't worry mom your daughters time will come. That's just how recruiting works. From what I saw yesterday when all is said and done that team will place around 12+ in D1. The timing just speaks to how special those two are. The rest of the team are all pretty good prospects in their own right. -
More once the Stars start jumping ship.Comment
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Thanks, BTNT. Since you are declaring supremacy yet again, and spewing like a geyser now, one would think you'd be proud of your commitment lists. Customers and all thos potential customers looking to move over from Stars deserve to see them, no?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Wonder how they will do at Jefferson Cup? Heard some players aren't going.Comment
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Here comes the loser defense, the boogey man is picking on the poor stars so they lost. Get a grip man, it's not just one person. Ever consider why so many people literally hate the Stars and enjoy sticking their noses in their failures? Heres a clue, it's not because they have a history of being the least bit gracious or even remotely concerned about the players they burned through.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Probably not as well as if the whole team were there but they'll still make a good go of itOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Are they going to the NTC Regional Combine instead?Comment
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So you can see if NEFC really does develop players and help them get recruited to play college soccer? Lots of people may hate Stars, but one thing you can say is that a lot of their players do in fact go on to play college ball (whether they succeed is another question). The proof is right there on the website for anyone to look at (what's odd is that I don't see any college recruiting info like NEFC has). Knowing that Stars actually gets kids placed in college soccer is probably what drives many parents to the club in the first place. Wouldn't it be smart to advertise your club's achievement after your players spend 7+ years there?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Typical Stars straw man argument. One actually gets a much better view of what you claim to be looking for by looking at the alumni lists and looking at what those players did in college. That will tell you much more about a club's development abilities than a commitment list will. The real issue is the Stars typically push their players towards programs beyond their abilities and a big portion don't have much success to brag out in college so they push the focal point earlier to the commitment where there isn't much concrete data to evaluate. It's nothing but a marketing ploy.Comment
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Julia Chen - Boston University D1Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Grace McGrath - Wentworth D3
Emily Scollard - Stonehill D2
Lily Puccia - Holy Cross D1
Logan Harper - Macalester College
Adam Norman - UNH D1
Jefferey Lin - Colby College
Trevor Davock - Boston College D1
Abigail Bridge - Liberty University D1
Amber Gustafson - Longwood University D1
Monique Fisher - Boston College D1
Casey Rotti - UNH D1
Lane Cronin - Fordham D1
Kaitlyn Thorogood - Sacred Heart D1
Hannah Konash - Hartwick D3
Hailee Duserick - Providence College D1
Maddie Marx - Brandeis D3
Jenna Blouin - Babson College
Kendall Stanley - Wofford College D1
Emma Gurchiek - Holy Cross D1
Katie Bottis - Keene StateComment
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I'm almost sympathetic when I read BTDT's complaints about singled out among the forest of NEFC posters, with him claiming that it is just s deflection tactic, but then I see more of his posts on every thread (like the one above). Just so coincidental that it's still always him doing the posting. Hard to argue around the truth.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Snuck 4 boys in there to pad the look of the post (1 out of 3 to a real D1). Why isn't the boys program producing more commits? And contrary to what was suggested elsewhere, I see at least 6 girls D3/D2 commits and among the D1s 8 of them are "soft D1s" along with a BC, BU, and at least on TS a much criticized PC (when the other clubs have a kid going to PC). Some of the D1s listed have FDU/transfer written all over them.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Steph Lund- Holy Cross D1Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Kayla Steeves- Providence D1Comment
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I hope BTDT isn't visiting this site anymore. If he sees that someone from NEFC posted commitment lists he is going to be apoplectic and there will be hell to pay.Comment
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congratulations to all the NEFC players going on to play soccer this fall in college. You all should be very proud of your accomplishments.Comment
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