2023 Boys Private School Results /Game Schedules/ Commentary

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Taft attackman headed to SJC or maybe even STAB. The TAFT coach took the Saint Annes job down in Charlottesville and is bringing some of his players with him.

Bullis star attackman is headed to Prep or at least this is the rumor floating around.

Bullis often had trouble scoring so I’m not sure who this star attackman is and if he was able to make much of a difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You don’t know much.
Face off kid went 80%. Prep does not win the IAC without him. Without make it take it, Urick’s team doesn’t not beat Bullis in 2021.

Well they didn’t win it with him in 2022 and instead won it in 2023 with a different fogo. They also didn’t win IAC in 2022 with both top fogo and top attackman, but instead won it in 2023. I think it’s more about the team as a whole, their leadership, and chemistry than just one or two top players. Look at their scoring record, tons of players contributed every game with lots of goals. Not just one player, Prep had threats all over the field and in every position. This season and the 2021 season were a results of team effort and team strength, not just one or two players.

You don’t know much.
Without those two transfers The Congo Jrs do not win.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You don’t know much.
Face off kid went 80%. Prep does not win the IAC without him. Without make it take it, Urick’s team doesn’t not beat Bullis in 2021.

Well they didn’t win it with him in 2022 and instead won it in 2023 with a different fogo. They also didn’t win IAC in 2022 with both top fogo and top attackman, but instead won it in 2023. I think it’s more about the team as a whole, their leadership, and chemistry than just one or two top players. Look at their scoring record, tons of players contributed every game with lots of goals. Not just one player, Prep had threats all over the field and in every position. This season and the 2021 season were a results of team effort and team strength, not just one or two players.

You don’t know much.
Without those two transfers The Congo Jrs do not win.

You sound like a broken record. They didn’t win in 2022 with “those two transfers”. Instead they won in 2021 with only the fogo and in 2023 with only the attack. They did not win those years just because of the one player. It takes more than one player to win a championship at this level. If it only took one or two players to win a championship then STA would have won the championship with their fogo and LSM, instead they were in last place. Prep’s wins in 2021 and 2023 are a result of the team and its many contributing players. There is no “I” in team, facts.

[Anonymous]

You don’t know much. The impact of those two players greatly outweighs a handful of good complimentary players.

[Anonymous]

I still think Prep wins the IAC even if Kabari doesn't take a 5th year. I don't think they would have gone 16-2 without him and they wouldn't have rolled over teams the way they did during IAC league play.

The IAC next year should be pretty wide open based on returning players.

[Anonymous]

Episcopal didn’t do well the last year Kabiri played for them. Certainly didn’t result in a championship season for them. He’s an awesome player and best attack in the country, but can’t bring home a championship by himself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Episcopal didn’t do well the last year Kabiri played for them. Certainly didn’t result in a championship season for them. He’s an awesome player and best attack in the country, but can’t bring home a championship by himself.

EHS won the VISSA state championship Kabari's last year there. Keep in mind he was only a sophomore his final year at EHS.

I'm sure he is much better player today as 19 year old senior then when he was a 17 year old sophomore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Episcopal didn’t do well the last year Kabiri played for them. Certainly didn’t result in a championship season for them. He’s an awesome player and best attack in the country, but can’t bring home a championship by himself.

EHS won the VISSA state championship Kabari's last year there. Keep in mind he was only a sophomore his final year at EHS.

I'm sure he is much better player today as 19 year old senior then when he was a 17 year old sophomore.

Of course he is a better player now and he was good then, but they did not win the IAC. VISSA is not the same caliber. That’s like saying because STA wins the DCSAA lacrosse championship they are a good team. It’s a completely different level of lacrosse and does not equate to an IAC or WCAC championship.

[Anonymous]

Graduated as a 18
https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/2023-recruits-il-s-top-50-young-gun-junior-rankings/58405

[Anonymous]

Tucker 03 BDay. Lmao

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Graduated as a 18
https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/2023-recruits-il-s-top-50-young-gun-junior-rankings/58405

Most are 04s. All reclassified.

Would like to see a ranking of those that aren’t reclassified.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tucker 03 BDay. Lmao

holy shit was a 20 year HS senior?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tucker 03 BDay. Lmao

holy shit was a 20 year HS senior?

You don’t do math very well, do you. His birthday is September 2003, which means he was 19 in high school. He won’t be 20 until he has started college this fall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tucker 03 BDay. Lmao

holy shit was a 20 year HS senior?

You don’t do math very well, do you. His birthday is September 2003, which means he was 19 in high school. He won’t be 20 until he has started college this fall.

I'm sorry but that's a bit pathetic... you were 19 years old in September of your senior year of HS.

Most people graduate HS at the age 17 or 18

[Anonymous]

I love all the haters who have said all year that Kabiri is so old for the grade, like 19 or 20. In actuality he was 18 all senior year and is still 18. He won’t be 19 until July, which BTW is a normal birth month that parents often hold back their boys. Sad the fake news and rumors that parents spread about teenagers just because they are better at a sport than their kid. Shameful and disgraceful.