In no particular order:
Intensity
Newtown Rock
PA Chaos
NJ Pride
Lady Dukes
Team Long Island
Empire State Huskies
Tips for switching to a National Team
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Intensity
Newtown Rock
PA Chaos
NJ Pride
Lady Dukes
Team Long Island
Empire State Huskies
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Cheaters (she would be a 2025 or 2024 more than likelyWho's the kid from Georgia? We might want her.
)Cheaters (she would be a 2025 or 2024 more than likely
Yeah, we don't want any old geezers on our team.
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Many of Marcela's teammates will be able to drive early next year..I am terrified (I've seen them try and drive a golf cart..).
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And being from the area, I’d say that this list fluctuates year to year.
PA Strikers?
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A few years ago their 18U team was solid. I’ve kind of fallen out of the loop since dd has moved onto college so not sure how their teams are now.
Rick Waye’s Rock team was pretty solid back in the day, as was the NJ Gators 18U team when John Biasi coached them. Again, I don’t follow teams too much anymore so can’t comment on them now.
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In general, I'd say the Dukes (NJ - recently branched into NY and PA), Newtown Rock, and Mystics are the most consistant orgs in all age groups. They are attracting so many girls that it's making it tough to hold the line with a certain number of teams. I don't blame them, if we were looking to add 2 girls and got 100 to come to a try out it would be tough to turn down starting another team. There are other orgs with good teams as well - Batbusters, Diamond State Ducks, TC Futures, Outlaws, PA Chaos to name a few.
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