2025 Boys Private School Results /Game Schedules/ Commentary

[Anonymous]

Multiple college players on the team and the younger guys are going to be great. Combo with a great staff. Eagles will be do their thing and win.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Multiple college players on the team and the younger guys are going to be great. Combo with a great staff. Eagles will be do their thing and win.

GZ gonna be battling GC and DM to stay out of that 5th spot.

[Anonymous]

Impossible.
They have the best fogo and defenseman by a mile. D man will shut down every attackman and fogo will go 70%.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Landon looked like the best to me of all the locals at NHSLS and they played everyone,
not just the starters, and right from the start of every game. We shall see come spring time

Bullis and PVI go 3-0 against slightly less competition.
Landon goes 2-1 and had the ball in OT against Loyola Blakefield and they turn it over and lose. Landon did play everyone and LB played their top players only.
Good Counsel plays a good first day and over reaches against top competition on the 2nd. 2-1 and 0-3.
Gonzaga goes 1-5. I suppose they played a few close games.
Somehow Episcopal squeezes out a win. 1-2
St. Albans also gets a win but has so few players they end up playing the goalie at attack on the 2nd day. 1-5
Dematha goes 0-3
O'Connell 0-3
Potomac 0-3

Bullis, PVI and Landon will play with very short benches this year.

Bullis had easy schedule as did PVI.

Bullis or Landon takes the IAC?

SJC, GC, and PVI battle for the WCAC. SJC takes it! PVI and GC battle for 2nd and GZ will hope to be in it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Between the amount of holdbacks, kids who have transferred in and re-classified, and bringing in boarders, the Lil Hoyas did not look strong at all.

Chophouse Jr is good. All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between the amount of holdbacks, kids who have transferred in and re-classified, and bringing in boarders, the Lil Hoyas did not look strong at all.

Chophouse Jr is good. All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse.

All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse

The alums from the Giblin era think the program has turned into a club program under Urick. Scott did himself no favors by pushing out former coaches from the Giblin era, some of them are even Prep alums.

I still can't figure out why Coach Kubick, a Prep alum who coached with Giblin for 20+ years, whom his former players fervently revere, is the offensive coordinator at archrival Landon... If the Prep administration had a brain, they would find a way to bring Kubick back home.

Prep will struggle this Spring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between the amount of holdbacks, kids who have transferred in and re-classified, and bringing in boarders, the Lil Hoyas did not look strong at all.

Chophouse Jr is good. All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse.

All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse

The alums from the Giblin era think the program has turned into a club program under Urick. Scott did himself no favors by pushing out former coaches from the Giblin era, some of them are even Prep alums.

I still can't figure out why Coach Kubick, a Prep alum who coached with Giblin for 20+ years, whom his former players fervently revere, is the offensive coordinator at archrival Landon... If the Prep administration had a brain, they would find a way to bring Kubick back home.

Prep will struggle this Spring.

Kubick knew people at Landon when Healy left, didn't have connections to Prep any more. It was a great move by Landon coaches to get him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between the amount of holdbacks, kids who have transferred in and re-classified, and bringing in boarders, the Lil Hoyas did not look strong at all.

Chophouse Jr is good. All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse.

All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse

The alums from the Giblin era think the program has turned into a club program under Urick. Scott did himself no favors by pushing out former coaches from the Giblin era, some of them are even Prep alums.

I still can't figure out why Coach Kubick, a Prep alum who coached with Giblin for 20+ years, whom his former players fervently revere, is the offensive coordinator at archrival Landon... If the Prep administration had a brain, they would find a way to bring Kubick back home.

Prep will struggle this Spring.

Kubick knew people at Landon when Healy left, didn't have connections to Prep any more. It was a great move by Landon coaches to get him.

Agree with you that it was a great move by Landon coaches to bring Kubick onto their staff however Kubick has plenty of connections at GP still.

1. He is a GP alum
2. Not only did he coach lax for 20+ years.... he was the HC of their wrestling program and transformed Hoyas a mid-Atlantic powerhouse and even had the Hoyas nationally ranked a years.
3. He is very well connected with several GP alums, and former parents, boosters of Prep - some with very deep pockets.
4. He still teaches at Mater Dei and is revered by current parents and students

If Urick and the administration had a pulse, they'd find a way to bring him back to Hoya country and get him out of Bear country! Otherwise, expect to see Landon on the up-swing in lacrosse and GP simply become complacent.

[Anonymous]

^amazing
The schools spent millions of dollars on renovations, admits every MD kid, and any good lacrosse player.
Head coach and one of the highest ranking administrators went to college together and the team was rank in the top 10 in 2023.
Why would is there an issue?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between the amount of holdbacks, kids who have transferred in and re-classified, and bringing in boarders, the Lil Hoyas did not look strong at all.

Chophouse Jr is good. All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse.

All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse

The alums from the Giblin era think the program has turned into a club program under Urick. Scott did himself no favors by pushing out former coaches from the Giblin era, some of them are even Prep alums.

I still can't figure out why Coach Kubick, a Prep alum who coached with Giblin for 20+ years, whom his former players fervently revere, is the offensive coordinator at archrival Landon... If the Prep administration had a brain, they would find a way to bring Kubick back home.

Prep will struggle this Spring.

Kubick knew people at Landon when Healy left, didn't have connections to Prep any more. It was a great move by Landon coaches to get him.

Agree with you that it was a great move by Landon coaches to bring Kubick onto their staff however Kubick has plenty of connections at GP still.

1. He is a GP alum
2. Not only did he coach lax for 20+ years.... he was the HC of their wrestling program and transformed Hoyas a mid-Atlantic powerhouse and even had the Hoyas nationally ranked a years.
3. He is very well connected with several GP alums, and former parents, boosters of Prep - some with very deep pockets.
4. He still teaches at Mater Dei and is revered by current parents and students

If Urick and the administration had a pulse, they'd find a way to bring him back to Hoya country and get him out of Bear country! Otherwise, expect to see Landon on the up-swing in lacrosse and GP simply become complacent.

Didn't the really good SJC middie's family go to GP? Why are families choosing different schools?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between the amount of holdbacks, kids who have transferred in and re-classified, and bringing in boarders, the Lil Hoyas did not look strong at all.

Chophouse Jr is good. All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse.

All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse

The alums from the Giblin era think the program has turned into a club program under Urick. Scott did himself no favors by pushing out former coaches from the Giblin era, some of them are even Prep alums.

I still can't figure out why Coach Kubick, a Prep alum who coached with Giblin for 20+ years, whom his former players fervently revere, is the offensive coordinator at archrival Landon... If the Prep administration had a brain, they would find a way to bring Kubick back home.

Prep will struggle this Spring.

Kubick knew people at Landon when Healy left, didn't have connections to Prep any more. It was a great move by Landon coaches to get him.

Agree with you that it was a great move by Landon coaches to bring Kubick onto their staff however Kubick has plenty of connections at GP still.

1. He is a GP alum
2. Not only did he coach lax for 20+ years.... he was the HC of their wrestling program and transformed Hoyas a mid-Atlantic powerhouse and even had the Hoyas nationally ranked a years.
3. He is very well connected with several GP alums, and former parents, boosters of Prep - some with very deep pockets.
4. He still teaches at Mater Dei and is revered by current parents and students

If Urick and the administration had a pulse, they'd find a way to bring him back to Hoya country and get him out of Bear country! Otherwise, expect to see Landon on the up-swing in lacrosse and GP simply become complacent.

Didn't the really good SJC middie's family go to GP? Why are families choosing different schools?

The bloodline loyalty to school era has passed.

SJC is effectively a year round lacrosse program, which is great for kids and families looking for that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between the amount of holdbacks, kids who have transferred in and re-classified, and bringing in boarders, the Lil Hoyas did not look strong at all.

Chophouse Jr is good. All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse.

All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse

The alums from the Giblin era think the program has turned into a club program under Urick. Scott did himself no favors by pushing out former coaches from the Giblin era, some of them are even Prep alums.

I still can't figure out why Coach Kubick, a Prep alum who coached with Giblin for 20+ years, whom his former players fervently revere, is the offensive coordinator at archrival Landon... If the Prep administration had a brain, they would find a way to bring Kubick back home.

Prep will struggle this Spring.

Kubick knew people at Landon when Healy left, didn't have connections to Prep any more. It was a great move by Landon coaches to get him.

Agree with you that it was a great move by Landon coaches to bring Kubick onto their staff however Kubick has plenty of connections at GP still.

1. He is a GP alum
2. Not only did he coach lax for 20+ years.... he was the HC of their wrestling program and transformed Hoyas a mid-Atlantic powerhouse and even had the Hoyas nationally ranked a years.
3. He is very well connected with several GP alums, and former parents, boosters of Prep - some with very deep pockets.
4. He still teaches at Mater Dei and is revered by current parents and students

If Urick and the administration had a pulse, they'd find a way to bring him back to Hoya country and get him out of Bear country! Otherwise, expect to see Landon on the up-swing in lacrosse and GP simply become complacent.

Didn't the really good SJC middie's family go to GP? Why are families choosing different schools?

could be true. expensive mistake

[Anonymous]

Which middie we talkin about?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Between the amount of holdbacks, kids who have transferred in and re-classified, and bringing in boarders, the Lil Hoyas did not look strong at all.

Chophouse Jr is good. All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse.

All the Giblin people can’t stand the fact that the administration won’t listen to them. It’s just lacrosse

The alums from the Giblin era think the program has turned into a club program under Urick. Scott did himself no favors by pushing out former coaches from the Giblin era, some of them are even Prep alums.

I still can't figure out why Coach Kubick, a Prep alum who coached with Giblin for 20+ years, whom his former players fervently revere, is the offensive coordinator at archrival Landon... If the Prep administration had a brain, they would find a way to bring Kubick back home.

Prep will struggle this Spring.

Kubick knew people at Landon when Healy left, didn't have connections to Prep any more. It was a great move by Landon coaches to get him.

Agree with you that it was a great move by Landon coaches to bring Kubick onto their staff however Kubick has plenty of connections at GP still.

1. He is a GP alum
2. Not only did he coach lax for 20+ years.... he was the HC of their wrestling program and transformed Hoyas a mid-Atlantic powerhouse and even had the Hoyas nationally ranked a years.
3. He is very well connected with several GP alums, and former parents, boosters of Prep - some with very deep pockets.
4. He still teaches at Mater Dei and is revered by current parents and students

If Urick and the administration had a pulse, they'd find a way to bring him back to Hoya country and get him out of Bear country! Otherwise, expect to see Landon on the up-swing in lacrosse and GP simply become complacent.

Didn't the really good SJC middie's family go to GP? Why are families choosing different schools?

The bloodline loyalty to school era has passed.

SJC is effectively a year-round lacrosse program, which is great for kids and families looking for that.

It's pathetic that some of these area HS coaches are turning their programs into year-round lax training.

The two best high school coaches to ever come out of the DC area, maybe in the state of MD, are Bordley (Landon) and Giblin (GP). These coaches encouraged their players to play a second or sometimes a third sport.

[Anonymous]

This is arguably the most ignorant statement posted on this forum.

Year around lacrosse is driven by the clubs and the families willing to pay. National teams, individual showcases like Best in Class, Showtime, Juniors Open, eight plus club events during the year, and prospect days.

Most boys lacrosse players in the area play in at least twelve events throughout the year.