2023 Girls ISL and WCAC outlook
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Anonymous
| 6-7 sjc. |
Anonymous
| Due to some unfortunate circumstances Upperdecky will not cover the rest of the game |
Anonymous
| SR 12 STJ 11 Final. |
Anonymous
| STJ played inspired. SR finally woke up to take the victory. |
Anonymous
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SR 12 - SJC 11. A great game all around.
It was tied at 11. SR held the ball for the last 4+ minutes and scored with 49 seconds left. SJC won possession and nearly tied the game at the end on a missed 8 meter. SJC came back from a 0-5 game start and competed today. Incredible game. |
Anonymous
| Sounds like a good game. But is it time for a shot clock for high school DMV lacrosse? |
Anonymous
| SJC vs Stone Ridge. You had to be there. A great game all the way to the end. Excellent play by some of the best of 23 and 24 in the DMV. Stone Ridge has always been on top, but SJC is coming to play and they should not be underestimated. I say it again, their midfield line is some of the best in the DMV, defenders stepping up big and a strong attackers. One girl is quick and will run you over. A freshman, I hear. It was a down to the second game. And can we PLEASE get a shot clock. 2 minutes of ring around the rosey - so blah. Best lax seen in a long time. A fight to the end. |
Anonymous
| It would be good to have a shot clock. Baltimore HS plays with one. It would prepare the girls for college as well. Regarding today’s game, SR did hold the ball at the end, but there were numerous STJ possessions that they held the ball for a considerable long time where they would have also lost possession if a clock were in play. Both teams played by the rules today. A very good game. |
Anonymous
| Well … SJC never held the ball for 4+ minutes passing to each other just beyond the restraining line simply to burn clock. SJC’s possessions took time but they never spent more than a minute setting up their plays before they attempted to execute. Yes, the rules are the rules - but the rules need to change. |
Anonymous
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It was obvious the 4-minute clock drain at the end was SR’s coach-led calculated strategy to win the game. They deployed it right after their coach called a TO.
I recall SR parents crying foul when SSAS pulled a similar move to beat them last year. SR nation now has no leg to stand on when other teams use this strategy against them. Can’t have it both ways, SR. |
Anonymous
| I think the SR poster above also agreed to have the rules change as it would be good to train the girls for college. Sounds like some bitterness from SJC nation. The better team and better coach won today. |
Anonymous
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The SR poster also tried to justify that holding the ball for 4 minutes was comparable to SJC’s ball handling when it was nothing of the sort. I suspect the same SR poster was likely the same one who complained last year about SSAS doing the very same to them last year. Hypocrisy defined.
And if you’re preening about beating SJC today by one when you’re a nationally ranked top 10 team, you should be more concerned about the rest of your season. |
Anonymous
| Even beyond training the girls for college, it would probably just me more fun and interesting, most notably for the girls who get to meaningfully defend (not just chase ball when an offense stalls) and for the offense to try more ways to attack the goal. You still see strategy with a clock - sometimes hold longer and sometimes push pace - but many dmv teams are certainly strong enough to play with a clock now. It really would be good! |
Anonymous
Let's not boost their ego too much and get some facts correct here SR is not in the national top 10. The current Nike US Lacrosse Magazine rankings have them at 20 Nationally and 10 in Mid-Atlantic. https://www.usalaxmagazine.com/media/rankings/high-school/girls/national https://www.usalaxmagazine.com/media/rankings/high-school/girls/northeast |
Anonymous
No not anymore - SR is off the national list and not on the midatlantic list |