“Everyone thinks their kid is the best player on Earth and is going to get a Division I scholarship, and first they’ll find out that there’s a lot more competition out there than they think. “There’s a lot of bleacher talk that goes on, and a lot of it is just wrong - especially where it comes to scholarships,” O’Rourke says. Originally from Seattle and aware that there aren’t a whole lot of collegiate lacrosse programs on the West Coast - or even beyond the East Coast - he was dubious and decided to do some research on his own. Over dinner with some friends whose children are also athletes, O’Rourke was told that his son should be playing lacrosse because there are better scholarship opportunities. Patrick O’Rourke, a certified public accountant in Washington, D.C., has a young son who is very good at baseball.
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