College athletes

[Garor]

Does anyone play varsity lacrosse at their college? If you do, do you have any trouble balancing lacrosse with everything else? As a junior in high school with some college letters I was just wondering if you find it difficult.

[lacrosse64]

What college letters u got??

[Garor]

I really don't want to share specifics, but there are some well known D1 schools that have made contact with me.

[FredtheCat]

Oh, c'mon. Spill the beans already... :laugh :agree

[DukeLax2]

is it one of those letters that u get from going to camp liek top 205 liek swathmore n other 1s

[cooldevil938]

tell us man come on

[Biffman49]

Garor, from my experience, it's easy if you're up to the challenge. You have to be responsible and make sure to get your work done. You have to always remember that while playing lacrosse is great, you're at school to get an education. Your eduation is where you're going to make your living most likely, not in lacrosse.

Summing it up, it's not too hard but you have to be responsible and realize that school comes first. The coaches you talk to will preach the exact same things I'm sure. Hope this helped.

[Garor]

I don't see the importance for me to share my college offers. Some of them were from camps, some of them from tournaments and some from regular season play.

Thank you Biffman.

[DukeLax2]

im tryin to b nice so screw wat i said

[Garor]

It's ok. In reality I feel if I announce names, biases will come out. Things like "Don't go to that school their program sucks." or "I knew someone who went there and hated it."
I just want to make the best choice for myself.

[BTlaxripper]

I got a letter form Navy and Hofstra... still waiting for a SU one... :cry:

[Garor]

That's cool, good luck.

[joeyp2003]

umm its not that bad if make yourself a schedule and balance it out...it takes some getting used to especially if your a freshman since its your 1st time living on your own...all together like i said budget your time and if u really want to do it you can