2026 Girls Lax WCAC + ISL Outlook

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Anonymous wrote:Couple of good players going to good places, but not competitive with ISL A or second round of DCSAA. Those girls got recruited from their clubs, and have had to basically do everything for their Sidwell teams. That doesn't work against a higher-level program.

What clubs do Sidwell girls play on?

The 25 to Dartmouth was MCE then Cap orange as freshman was moved to blue sophomore year.

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Anonymous wrote:Any reason why the SSSA twins flipped commitments?

Where are they headed now?

UPenn

Weird

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Anonymous wrote:Couple of good players going to good places, but not competitive with ISL A or second round of DCSAA. Those girls got recruited from their clubs, and have had to basically do everything for their Sidwell teams. That doesn't work against a higher-level program.

What clubs do Sidwell girls play on?

The 25 to Dartmouth was MCE then Cap orange as freshman was moved to blue sophomore year.

. That is grest to know girls get moved up! Does that happen often?

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Anonymous wrote:Couple of good players going to good places, but not competitive with ISL A or second round of DCSAA. Those girls got recruited from their clubs, and have had to basically do everything for their Sidwell teams. That doesn't work against a higher-level program.

What clubs do Sidwell girls play on?

The 25 to Dartmouth was MCE then Cap orange as freshman was moved to blue sophomore year.

. That is grest to know girls get moved up! Does that happen often?

Yeah, is that common girls move up or guest play for tourneys?

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Anonymous wrote:Couple of good players going to good places, but not competitive with ISL A or second round of DCSAA. Those girls got recruited from their clubs, and have had to basically do everything for their Sidwell teams. That doesn't work against a higher-level program.

What clubs do Sidwell girls play on?

So the Sidwell girls all play on heroes teams usually?

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Anonymous wrote:Couple of good players going to good places, but not competitive with ISL A or second round of DCSAA. Those girls got recruited from their clubs, and have had to basically do everything for their Sidwell teams. That doesn't work against a higher-level program.

What clubs do Sidwell girls play on?

So the Sidwell girls all play on heroes teams usually?

Sure why not they all play for heroes green…

wtf kind of stupid ass questions are these.

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Anonymous wrote:Couple of good players going to good places, but not competitive with ISL A or second round of DCSAA. Those girls got recruited from their clubs, and have had to basically do everything for their Sidwell teams. That doesn't work against a higher-level program.

What clubs do Sidwell girls play on?

So the Sidwell girls all play on heroes teams usually?

No. And PP is wrong, kid plays for Skywalkers White. Not Heros

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how many girls at Sidwell are committed to D1 in the class of 2026 and 2027?

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I heard SSSAS has something like 18 college lax commits at their school? Wow! That would be one big signing day on November 12th! I wonder if they’ve ever had that many; it could be a record for a school! That is pretty cool! I don’t know how many D1, D2, or D3, but I know they got a lot of D1 commits for sure!

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I bet all those SSSAS lax parents have come forward to finish paying off the debt for the science center. They must feel so grateful for that.

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Anonymous wrote:I heard SSSAS has something like 18 college lax commits at their school? Wow! That would be one big signing day on November 12th! I wonder if they’ve ever had that many; it could be a record for a school! That is pretty cool! I don’t know how many D1, D2, or D3, but I know they got a lot of D1 commits for sure!

Most of the competitive IAAM schools routinely have 15 plus commits each and every year the vast majority going D1 SSASA is not special....
Just a couple of them from last year.
SPSG 18 commits 15 D1, 1 D2, 2 D3
Maryvale 25 commits 20 D1, 2 D2, 3 D3

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A few years ago, NDP had 29 D 1 commits.

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And Maryvale had 35 or so on campus last year counting no-doubters in the 28 class.

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Anonymous wrote:I heard SSSAS has something like 18 college lax commits at their school? Wow! That would be one big signing day on November 12th! I wonder if they’ve ever had that many; it could be a record for a school! That is pretty cool! I don’t know how many D1, D2, or D3, but I know they got a lot of D1 commits for sure!

These commits have been posted on this site for a year. It’s not news.

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Anonymous wrote:I heard SSSAS has something like 18 college lax commits at their school? Wow! That would be one big signing day on November 12th! I wonder if they’ve ever had that many; it could be a record for a school! That is pretty cool! I don’t know how many D1, D2, or D3, but I know they got a lot of D1 commits for sure!

Most of the competitive IAAM schools routinely have 15 plus commits each and every year the vast majority going D1 SSASA is not special....
Just a couple of them from last year.
SPSG 18 commits 15 D1, 1 D2, 2 D3
Maryvale 25 commits 20 D1, 2 D2, 3 D3

. that is so awesome for the area I wasn’t comparing. I was just recognizing that that was a lot of student athletes for such a small school so it’s pretty cool so excited for all these athletes at all these schools it’s going to be fun to watch them and follow their college careers!