2026 Girls Lax WCAC + ISL Outlook

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saints 2026 class is insane. No other isl program comes close to the number of D1 commits as saints (playing). Potomac has 3, SR has 2 (? Heard the Princeton commit is out for the season), visi has 4, and Saints has like 15. This is Saints’ year to lose. Period.

Saints doesn’t have 15 D1 2026 commits. If you meant the total in the program, the other schools have almost 50% more. It’s simple, they have a lot

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does NCS have the coaching to beat SSSA? I don't think so, but I'd welcome another opinion.

I still don’t know what NCS is or means.

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[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why is the Visi SR game starting at 5:45 (according to the SR website)?

Maybe there's a JV game earlier

SR sent an email to the players saying that due to the heat they were flipping the JV and varsity games. JV games are shorter and the rules allow for more flexibility for water breaks and timing with JV rules.

Is anyone else doing this? It feels like an alternate way for the SR head coach to move the game around to fit her personal calendar.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is the Visi SR game starting at 5:45 (according to the SR website)?

Maybe there's a JV game earlier

SR sent an email to the players saying that due to the heat they were flipping the JV and varsity games. JV games are shorter and the rules allow for more flexibility for water breaks and timing with JV rules.

Is anyone else doing this? It feels like an alternate way for the SR head coach to move the game around to fit her personal calendar.

That is if she even shows up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saints 2026 class is insane. No other isl program comes close to the number of D1 commits as saints (playing). Potomac has 3, SR has 2 (? Heard the Princeton commit is out for the season), visi has 4, and Saints has like 15. This is Saints’ year to lose. Period.

Saints have the ISL locked up
2026 Class - SSSAS
2027 Class - SSSAS or SR
2028 Class - ???
2029 Class - SSSAS
2030 Class - SR

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saints 2026 class is insane. No other isl program comes close to the number of D1 commits as saints (playing). Potomac has 3, SR has 2 (? Heard the Princeton commit is out for the season), visi has 4, and Saints has like 15. This is Saints’ year to lose. Period.

Saints have the ISL locked up
2026 Class - SSSAS
2027 Class - SSSAS or SR
2028 Class - ???
2029 Class - SSSAS
2030 Class - SR

2029 should be NCS.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saints 2026 class is insane. No other isl program comes close to the number of D1 commits as saints (playing). Potomac has 3, SR has 2 (? Heard the Princeton commit is out for the season), visi has 4, and Saints has like 15. This is Saints’ year to lose. Period.

Saints have the ISL locked up
2026 Class - SSSAS
2027 Class - SSSAS or SR
2028 Class - ???
2029 Class - SSSAS
2030 Class - SR

2029 should be NCS.

What about Potomac?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saints 2026 class is insane. No other isl program comes close to the number of D1 commits as saints (playing). Potomac has 3, SR has 2 (? Heard the Princeton commit is out for the season), visi has 4, and Saints has like 15. This is Saints’ year to lose. Period.

Saints have the ISL locked up
2026 Class - SSSAS
2027 Class - SSSAS or SR
2028 Class - ???
2029 Class - SSSAS
2030 Class - SR

I'd go with SR at 2027, and likely in 2028 as well.

Regarding all the talk of committed players, it's more important to focus on the quality than just the total number. You need to identify 4/5-star players and build around that in the analysis. At some point, a committed player and a NARP add similar incremental value.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saints 2026 class is insane. No other isl program comes close to the number of D1 commits as saints (playing). Potomac has 3, SR has 2 (? Heard the Princeton commit is out for the season), visi has 4, and Saints has like 15. This is Saints’ year to lose. Period.

Saints have the ISL locked up
2026 Class - SSSAS
2027 Class - SSSAS or SR
2028 Class - ???
2029 Class - SSSAS
2030 Class - SR

I'd go with SR at 2027, and likely in 2028 as well.

Regarding all the talk of committed players, it's more important to focus on the quality than just the total number. You need to identify 4/5-star players and build around that in the analysis. At some point, a committed player and a NARP add similar incremental value.

2026 Class - SSSAS
2027 Class - SR
2028 Class - SR
2029 Class - SSSAS
2030 Class - SR

[Anonymous]

This thread has become so lame.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread has become so lame.

Yes. Parents (most of who have never played lacrosse) evaluating the class rankings is quite funny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread has become so lame.

Yes. Parents (most of who have never played lacrosse) evaluating the class rankings is quite funny.

Yeah - show your work. Explain why theses schools are the best at these classes.

[Anonymous]

2029 is NCS

[Anonymous]

2027's
SR - 4 D1 Commits (1-5 Star) 1 D3 Commit
SSSAS - 4 D1 Commits (1-5 Star) 5 D3 Commits
Potomac - 3 D1 Commits (1-4 Star)
Visi - 2 D1 Commits
HC - 2 D1 Commits 1 D3

2028's
SR - 3 Heros Green
SSSAS - 1 Capital Blue
Potomac - 4 Capital Blue
Visi - 2 Capital Blue 1 Heros Green
HC - 2 Capital Blue 1 M&D Black
NCS - 3 Capital Blue

Thats all I'm doing I'm sure there is way more on the B Teams for the 28's. Commits are obviously easier to count.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:2029 is NCS

All the parents who played lax agree.