2024 Boys Private School Results /Game Schedules/ Commentary

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Anonymous wrote:STA is bad this year

But how good is the band?

Awesome. And the whole team scored 1600 and got into Yale.

🤣🤣🤣

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Let's not get carried away there STA mom. STA sends a few kids to top schools and so does Riverside (and Duke, Princeton, and Yale didn't even accept SAT and ACT scores this year). STA has about 600 boys and Riverside has 900 boys. It was a pretty even game.

STA has 80 boys per class give or take and fields the best tennis, golf, and running teams and has a pretty good baseball team. You know how many that siphons off? Your school of 900 boys just played a team distilled from about 40 total lacrosse players across 4 classes.

And last year, there were over 30 boys who went to Ivys, and the likes of Duke, Georgetown and Williams. Throw in UNC, Notre Dame, UVA and its over 40. Of course those kids took and submitted their tests scores.

STA Mom got TRIGGERED!

Poor STA lost to previous winless St Anne's-Belfield (1-5). STA moves to 5-3, but their 5 wins come against teams that have a total of 4 wins combined.

Yeah but they have less to choose from. They have a world renowned music program. Oh and other teams as well!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Let's not get carried away there STA mom. STA sends a few kids to top schools and so does Riverside (and Duke, Princeton, and Yale didn't even accept SAT and ACT scores this year). STA has about 600 boys and Riverside has 900 boys. It was a pretty even game.

STA has 80 boys per class give or take and fields the best tennis, golf, and running teams and has a pretty good baseball team. You know how many that siphons off? Your school of 900 boys just played a team distilled from about 40 total lacrosse players across 4 classes.

And last year, there were over 30 boys who went to Ivys, and the likes of Duke, Georgetown and Williams. Throw in UNC, Notre Dame, UVA and its over 40. Of course those kids took and submitted their tests scores.

STA Mom got TRIGGERED!

Poor STA lost to previous winless St Anne's-Belfield (1-5). STA moves to 5-3, but their 5 wins come against teams that have a total of 4 wins combined.

Yeah but they have less to choose from. They have a world renowned music program. Oh and other teams as well!

Don’t forget about the 16 players on a golf team.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Annapolis Hawks pipeline to Miliary Road has dried up.

Families are opting to stay home in Annapolis to stay at Spalding, Saint Mary's and even Severn.

Speaks better hit the HS transfer portal as things don't that drastically better in 2025 either.

I thought SJC landed one of the top players from the Hawks 28 team?

That kid is a game changer.

SJC down to talking about eight graders…

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe GC will beat SJC

Wes got a little full of himself with the schedule he put together.

SJC has little offense this year.

And Yes, I do think Good Counsel will give them a very close gsme.

Pretty sure he didn’t assume that the #1 player in the class would be injured during this portion of the schedule. Shame that the best player in the area isn’t able to play right now.

Local teams like SJC, Gonzaga, Prep and Landon play a national schedule every year regardless of how good their team is projected to be in a given year. That allows them to have an opportunity to finish a season highly ranked when they have great teams. It’s called having a program.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe GC will beat SJC

Wes got a little full of himself with the schedule he put together.

SJC has little offense this year.

And Yes, I do think Good Counsel will give them a very close gsme.

Pretty sure he didn’t assume that the #1 player in the class would be injured during this portion of the schedule. Shame that the best player in the area isn’t able to play right now.

How would you know? He hasn't played in 2 years. My guess is he probably won't play in college either.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe GC will beat SJC

Wes got a little full of himself with the schedule he put together.

SJC has little offense this year.

And Yes, I do think Good Counsel will give them a very close gsme.

Pretty sure he didn’t assume that the #1 player in the class would be injured during this portion of the schedule. Shame that the best player in the area isn’t able to play right now.

How would you know? He hasn't played in 2 years. My guess is he probably won't play in college either.

You obviously dont know. He played all season last year. Been torching the same dudes you see on sats since frosh year. Sucks to see any kid miss their senior year but a lock that he will play in college.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe GC will beat SJC

Wes got a little full of himself with the schedule he put together.

SJC has little offense this year.

And Yes, I do think Good Counsel will give them a very close gsme.

Pretty sure he didn’t assume that the #1 player in the class would be injured during this portion of the schedule. Shame that the best player in the area isn’t able to play right now.

How would you know? He hasn't played in 2 years. My guess is he probably won't play in college either.

You obviously dont know. He played all season last year. Been torching the same dudes you see on sats since frosh year. Sucks to see any kid miss their senior year but a lock that he will play in college.

He reminds me a lot of Epstein with Landon. Had a ton of talent on the team when he was younger and an incredibly dominant face off in Shockey. Stats and team record plummeted his last year. He was too small to keep any momentum in college.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Annapolis Hawks pipeline to Miliary Road has dried up.

Families are opting to stay home in Annapolis to stay at Spalding, Saint Mary's and even Severn.

Speaks better hit the HS transfer portal as things don't that drastically better in 2025 either.

I thought SJC landed one of the top players from the Hawks 28 team?

That kid is a game changer.

SJC down to talking about eight graders…

Is this the Hawks 28 lefty attack or the Delaware goalie?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Annapolis Hawks pipeline to Miliary Road has dried up.

Families are opting to stay home in Annapolis to stay at Spalding, Saint Mary's and even Severn.

Speaks better hit the HS transfer portal as things don't that drastically better in 2025 either.

I thought SJC landed one of the top players from the Hawks 28 team?

That kid is a game changer.

SJC down to talking about eight graders…

Is this the Hawks 28 lefty attack or the Delaware goalie?

Or the Connecticut FOGO?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe GC will beat SJC

Wes got a little full of himself with the schedule he put together.

SJC has little offense this year.

And Yes, I do think Good Counsel will give them a very close gsme.

Pretty sure he didn’t assume that the #1 player in the class would be injured during this portion of the schedule. Shame that the best player in the area isn’t able to play right now.

How would you know? He hasn't played in 2 years. My guess is he probably won't play in college either.

You obviously dont know. He played all season last year. Been torching the same dudes you see on sats since frosh year. Sucks to see any kid miss their senior year but a lock that he will play in college.

He reminds me a lot of Epstein with Landon. Had a ton of talent on the team when he was younger and an incredibly dominant face off in Shockey. Stats and team record plummeted his last year. He was too small to keep any momentum in college.

Disagree with the Epstein comparison. Epstein was 185 lbs as a senior at Landon / freshman year at Hopkins where. He was named the Big10 rookie of the year, and took Hop to the Big10 finals where they ultimately lost to Maryland.

Unfortunately Epstein suffered a knee injury the spring of his freshman campaign and truly never recovered from it. Not to mention Petro was fired and a brand new coaching staff came in with a new offensive philosophy.

Regarding Dunkel, wishing him all the best at the collegiate level.

Getting major minutes at UVA will be tough. They get the top offensive talent every year. Staying healthy at the collegiate level is also a challenge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Annapolis Hawks pipeline to Miliary Road has dried up.

Families are opting to stay home in Annapolis to stay at Spalding, Saint Mary's and even Severn.

Speaks better hit the HS transfer portal as things don't that drastically better in 2025 either.

I thought SJC landed one of the top players from the Hawks 28 team?

That kid is a game changer.

SJC down to talking about eight graders…

Is this the Hawks 28 lefty attack or the Delaware goalie?

What else does SJC have to talk about this spring - they stink !

[Anonymous]

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Disagree with the Epstein comparison. Epstein was 185 lbs as a senior at Landon / freshman year at Hopkins where. He was named the Big10 rookie of the year, and took Hop to the Big10 finals where they ultimately lost to Maryland.

Unfortunately Epstein suffered a knee injury the spring of his freshman campaign and truly never recovered from it. Not to mention Petro was fired and a brand new coaching staff came in with a new offensive philosophy.

Epstein wasn't on that team when Hopkins went to the FF in 2016. He was on the 2019 - 2022 teams.

He was really good (set the Hopkins goal and points record for a freshman) His knee injury really did him in. It wasn't considered a really bad one at the time (not an ACL or anything) but he never really recovered after it -maybe the inability to adequately rehab from it during COVID was a reason. Not sure why. He then decided to not take an extra year and just graduated from Hopkins. I have no inside knowledge but it sounded like a case of just being burned out from lacrosse. Wish him and Dunkel the best.

[Anonymous]

Does anyone think GZ can shock the lax community tonight and upset Culver?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think GZ can shock the lax community tonight and upset Culver?

Haha.. ZERO chance