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CaCO3Girl posted:
I had to look up my sons PG profile for the height and weight. He has an August bday so he's always the youngest in his class.
Rising 9th grader (12u) = 5'7 and 145#'s
Middle of 11th grade = 6'3 and 210#'s
I swear last year he went to bed with a stomach flu for 2 days and woke up 2 inches taller! I'm expecting around 6'4 by the end of his senior year.

Wait, I know he's young for his grade, but he couldn't have been 12U as a rising 9th grader, could he? The summer before 9th grade would be 14U or 13U, right?

11/20/1812:47 PM

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