one year starter

[sweetlax99]

would it be a disadvantage as far as recruting goes if you were a 3 year varsity back up goalie for a top 25 team in h.s. and then started for your senior year? That being said, I would be playing on a competive allstar team every summer that goes to the good recruting camps. Any help or personal experience would be greatly appreciated.

[yorklaxman]

if you play behind a high D1, D2, or d3 goalie then definately not a disadvantage

[Crew_Socks]

No, clearly it is a disadvantage. That doesnt mean you wont be recruited or go to a college you want to go to. But if you only have one year of high school play, then you dont get as much exposure=therefore disadvantage...

[splaxer13]

It doesn't really matter. At my school when Mike Gvozden ( Hopkins goalie) played his senior year, his younger brother was a sophomore and did not see much play time. but from just playing well in during that summer, his junior year he commited to hofstra.

[laxmatt797]

Kid at my school ( severn) already committed to umbc and he hasnt even made a varsity start yet as a junior. The goalie hes playing behind is going to vermont.

[spenny]

tilman johnson only started his senior year in HS. its harder, but definately doable. talk to your coach

[Lax4life528]

a junior from my school is going to duke for lacrosse, and he is a 3rd line middy for a top 25 (top 5 to be exact, sorry, I have to rub it in)team.

and crew_socks your avatar is HOT!!