
P6 up 5-3 at half. |
Wasn’t St Paul’s higher ranked? Having a good 4th quarter lead and losing in 2OT doesn’t seem that humbling. |
Which class year is the kid? |
44 is a 2026 |
This aged well. |
GZ lost, right? |
I thought speaks was touted as the next Bordley or Giblin or ONeill.
You SJC people had one excellent year in 2022, and now your not even in the same sentence as Gonzaga. Living off 2022. |
Sjc lost, right? |
That 22 team sure did hurt some feelings. Were they that good that after all these years you are still hating? |
Can you not? That is a child. One million things happened that affected the score. before and after whatever penalty you’re talking about. |
Yeti it still was the same player two games in a row that cost his team with the lead at the end of the game. He does this same stuff in club as well. Sure he is a great player, but needs to control himself. |
Score: Prep 12 - Gilman 7. GP better than people thought Landon 9 - MSJ 8. Landon trying to figure it out Severn 13 - STA 6. Not as competitive as STA hoped STM 7 - PVI 8 Good win for PVI to start St Pauls 16 - SJC 15 0-2 not the start the Cadets wanted BL 9 - GZ 8 Moral victories aren't how GZ rolls Saturday, March 8 Schedule Sts Peter & Paul (0-1) at Our Lady of Good Counsel (1-0) St Christopher's - VA - (0-0) at Bullis (3-0) |
Based on my observation, GP is flying under the radar this year and will compete for an IAC championship and DC area bragging rights. Hoyas are balanced. Landon needs to figure out its offensive woes. Bears are always well coached and I suspect they will have it figured out by league-play come April. STA must be down as I don't think Severn is particularly strong this year, the Admirals are a very young squad with a new coaching staff. A bit surprised by the performance. SJC is younger than people are giving them credit for. Speaks is playing an insane non-league schedule to open up the season. Gilman on the road is a must-win for the Cadets. GZ is always athletic and plays hard. I wouldn't ever rule them out despite not having the high profile recruits on their roster this year. Losing to BL in Overtime on the road and dealing with Baltimore homer refs is nothing to hang your head on. Bullis has the talent to compete with anyone. Bellistri is playing a softer schedule this year, despite having a loaded roster, it will be interesting to see how it pays off once league play begins. Neutrals Rankings: 1. Prep 2. Bullis 3. GZ 4. Landon 5. SJC I have said several times on this thread, the margin of talent between these 5 teams above is rather thin right now. Anyone one of these teams could beat one another. Will be very interesting to see which program improves over the course of the season. Championships are won in May, not in March. |
Top WCAC teams can beat GP any day of week. |
Next season looks to be good for GP; younger players getting critical playing time this season |