2025 Boys Private School Results /Game Schedules/ Commentary

[Anonymous]

Friday's Games
St. John's vs O'Connell 19-1
Expected
Landon vs St Stephen St Agnes (VA) 16 - 2
Expected
Episcopal HS (VA) vs Bullis 8 - 17
Pulls away in the 2nd half
La Salle College High (PA) vs DeMatha 11 - 10
Tight game against a good team
Bishop McNamara vs The Heights 6 - 22
Big margin even against BM for H
Georgetown Day (DC) vs St Andrews Episcopal 4 - 13
We see you MAC
Paul VI (VA) vs Our Lady of Good Counsel 6 - 13
Bounce back for GC. PVI fades in 2nd
Bishop Ireton (VA) vs Gonzaga (DC) 6 - 15
Tired starters finally get a rest

Thursday
Georgetown Prep vs St. Albans (DC) 12 - 6
Not a particularly easy win
Bishop O'Connell (VA) Maret (DC) 11 - 4
Okay OC

[Anonymous]

Saturday's Game (Are there others)
Yorktown - VA - (0-3) at The Heights (9-1)
The 2 best 2027 attacks in the region go at it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saturday's Game (Are there others)
Yorktown - VA - (0-3) at The Heights (9-1)
The 2 best 2027 attacks in the region go at it.

Yorktown is way down this year. This should not be close.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saturday's Game (Are there others)
Yorktown - VA - (0-3) at The Heights (9-1)
The 2 best 2027 attacks in the region go at it.

Yorktown is way down this year. This should not be close.

It's not like Heights is SJC. This will be a good comparison game on the level of Landon v Riverside. If it's close, Heights will finish outside the WCAC top 4. If it's a big margin, Heights will be right in the WCAC final 4 mix.

[Anonymous]

Impressive win last night by Good Counsel over PVI. I believe the game was tied at halftime and the Falcons took over the game in the 2nd half. Statement win last for the Falcons.

The WCAC, for as long as I can remember has been dominated by GZ and then most recently, SJC. This spring, the league is as wide open as it's been in well over a decade. My gut tells me GZ is the favorite due to their fogo and goalie play, but their lack of offensive production might tell me otherwise.

When you look at comparative scores across the league, between the Heights, Ryken, DeMatha, PVI, GC, hard to really say who is better than the other. The WCAC playoffs is going to be fun to watch.

As for the IAC, its clear Landon and Bullis are the frontrunners. It will be interesting to see if GP's victory over GZ earlier in the week is the spark they needed to turn around their season. Episcopal also played Bullis yesterday very close for 3 quarters of play (the Maroon were up at halftime), and down by 2 heading into the 4th before the Bulldogs dominated the final 4th.

[Anonymous]

Bullis has Landon and Prep left. The rest are just stat pad games.

[Anonymous]

Bullis has Landon and Prep left but likely will play each team twice.

Bullis lost to St. Pauls looks a little suspect now as MSJ beat up on the Crusaders yesterday 8-4.

MSJ is having their best season in years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Impressive win last night by Good Counsel over PVI. I believe the game was tied at halftime and the Falcons took over the game in the 2nd half. Statement win last for the Falcons.

The WCAC, for as long as I can remember has been dominated by GZ and then most recently, SJC. This spring, the league is as wide open as it's been in well over a decade. My gut tells me GZ is the favorite due to their fogo and goalie play, but their lack of offensive production might tell me otherwise.

When you look at comparative scores across the league, between the Heights, Ryken, DeMatha, PVI, GC, hard to really say who is better than the other. The WCAC playoffs is going to be fun to watch.

As for the IAC, its clear Landon and Bullis are the frontrunners. It will be interesting to see if GP's victory over GZ earlier in the week is the spark they needed to turn around their season. Episcopal also played Bullis yesterday very close for 3 quarters of play (the Maroon were up at halftime), and down by 2 heading into the 4th before the Bulldogs dominated the final 4th.

WCAC is a deeper league.

[Anonymous]

Bullis and Landon are on a completely different level than any other team in the dmv this year. Should be some great games coming up between these two sides

[Anonymous]

GC plays GP next week.

[Anonymous]

Keep in mind that this is just Danes 3rd year at GC. Program is one the rise. Definitely not there yet but up and coming. A couple years ago, GC was a bottom dweller. It’s good to see more competitive teams in WCAC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bullis has Landon and Prep left. The rest are just stat pad games.

Urbana + 4 conference games? Shut up. Urbana will be pushing for a state title this year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:GC plays GP next week.

Good matchup!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Impressive win last night by Good Counsel over PVI. I believe the game was tied at halftime and the Falcons took over the game in the 2nd half. Statement win last for the Falcons.

The WCAC, for as long as I can remember has been dominated by GZ and then most recently, SJC. This spring, the league is as wide open as it's been in well over a decade. My gut tells me GZ is the favorite due to their fogo and goalie play, but their lack of offensive production might tell me otherwise.

When you look at comparative scores across the league, between the Heights, Ryken, DeMatha, PVI, GC, hard to really say who is better than the other. The WCAC playoffs is going to be fun to watch.

As for the IAC, its clear Landon and Bullis are the frontrunners. It will be interesting to see if GP's victory over GZ earlier in the week is the spark they needed to turn around their season. Episcopal also played Bullis yesterday very close for 3 quarters of play (the Maroon were up at halftime), and down by 2 heading into the 4th before the Bulldogs dominated the final 4th.

IAC will come down to Bullis and Landon.

WCAC is a little more open. WCAC will come down to Gonzaga, DeMatha, GC, PVI. Chip will be DeMatha vs Gonzaga.

[Anonymous]

I would not be surprised if DeMatha makes it to championship.