2026 Private School Boys Lacrosse Commentary, Scores, and Updates

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Anonymous wrote:Still shocking Bullis lost to STA. They woulda pounded GP.

Offensive turnovers killed them in that game. It was wild.

STA clearly outclassed tonight. Wish we had seen Prep/Bullis. Would have been a way better game.

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Anonymous wrote:Still shocking Bullis lost to STA. They woulda pounded GP.

more hypothetical games? love it

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Anonymous wrote:Are the Prep faithful this delusional these days?

Do you really think you beat Landon without your entire starting attack group - all of whom board at the school?

Try winning a face off.

Prep beats Landon once and doesn’t know how to act 😂 34 IAC championships > 12 IAC championships, little guy

How many of those championships were from before GP started to take lacrosse seriously? How about over the last 25 years?

what they have 4 teams in the IAC?

Landon has 4 national championships and Prep has 2. A national championship accounts for more than just 4 teams if you were wondering…

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Anonymous wrote:Still shocking Bullis lost to STA. They woulda pounded GP.

I thought they played each other this year?

more hypothetical games? love it

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Anonymous wrote:Why would one assume that the best players would want to come board at Prep when there are many schools currently ranked in the national T20 (which Prep is not) that offer boarding? I'm sure their boarding attackers help the team, but not enough to make the team elite.

Is Noah Hhan a boarder? He is considered the top attackman in the 2026 class, and if he is not the top, he is in the top 3. And you are clueless if you don't think he would make any team that much better around.

His speed and quickness are elite, and his vision is excellent. He will likely play in the midfield for Princeton next year.

I do not think #5 will play at Princeton. He is a terrible shooter. Something like 2 goals on 21 shots against Landon in two games. Don't Shoot, let me will not fly at Princeton. The five year IAC player at Princeton now, he was a terrifying shooter. # 5 is not yet.

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Anonymous wrote:Are the Prep faithful this delusional these days?

Do you really think you beat Landon without your entire starting attack group - all of whom board at the school?

Try winning a face off.

Prep beats Landon once and doesn’t know how to act 😂 34 IAC championships > 12 IAC championships, little guy

How many of those championships were from before GP started to take lacrosse seriously? How about over the last 25 years?

GP doesn’t take lacrosse seriously?

They do these days, of course. But prior to the late 90’s the GP teams were were mostly new to the sport and not the better athletes. Giblin was able to turn that around and by 1997 the gap had been closed.

Prior to that Landon had no real competition except for one St Albans team. Boardley had developed lacrosse players starting in the fourth grade and all the bigger, better athletes played. They were essentially unopposed in the IAC and that’s when they racked up a majority of those trophies.

Landon really doesn’t like to lose as them trotting out the all time championships thing.

It’s much less impressive if you know the history.

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St. John's looked great @ GC tonight. Should be a great one Monday Night at Georgetown vs PVI for WCAC ship!

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PVI has never won WCAC history in VA

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When is the ship game for PVI vs SJC?

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What was the final score for the Prep St Albans game?

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Anonymous wrote:Are the Prep faithful this delusional these days?

Do you really think you beat Landon without your entire starting attack group - all of whom board at the school?

Try winning a face off.

Prep beats Landon once and doesn’t know how to act 😂 34 IAC championships > 12 IAC championships, little guy

How many of those championships were from before GP started to take lacrosse seriously? How about over the last 25 years?

GP doesn’t take lacrosse seriously?

They do these days, of course. But prior to the late 90’s the GP teams were were mostly new to the sport and not the better athletes. Giblin was able to turn that around and by 1997 the gap had been closed.

Prior to that Landon had no real competition except for one St Albans team. Boardley had developed lacrosse players starting in the fourth grade and all the bigger, better athletes played. They were essentially unopposed in the IAC and that’s when they racked up a majority of those trophies.

Landon really doesn’t like to lose as them trotting out the all time championships thing.

It’s much less impressive if you know the history.

You sound like a disgruntled prep alum with nothing better to on a Friday night.

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Anonymous wrote:Are the Prep faithful this delusional these days?

Do you really think you beat Landon without your entire starting attack group - all of whom board at the school?

Try winning a face off.

Prep beats Landon once and doesn’t know how to act 😂 34 IAC championships > 12 IAC championships, little guy

How many of those championships were from before GP started to take lacrosse seriously? How about over the last 25 years?

GP doesn’t take lacrosse seriously?

They do these days, of course. But prior to the late 90’s the GP teams were were mostly new to the sport and not the better athletes. Giblin was able to turn that around and by 1997 the gap had been closed.

Prior to that Landon had no real competition except for one St Albans team. Boardley had developed lacrosse players starting in the fourth grade and all the bigger, better athletes played. They were essentially unopposed in the IAC and that’s when they racked up a majority of those trophies.

Landon really doesn’t like to lose as them trotting out the all time championships thing.

It’s much less impressive if you know the history.

You sound like a disgruntled prep alum with nothing better to on a Friday night.

Just giving some historical information to the newbies.

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Anonymous wrote:Are the Prep faithful this delusional these days?

Do you really think you beat Landon without your entire starting attack group - all of whom board at the school?

Try winning a face off.

Prep beats Landon once and doesn’t know how to act 😂 34 IAC championships > 12 IAC championships, little guy

How many of those championships were from before GP started to take lacrosse seriously? How about over the last 25 years?

GP doesn’t take lacrosse seriously?

They do these days, of course. But prior to the late 90’s the GP teams were were mostly new to the sport and not the better athletes. Giblin was able to turn that around and by 1997 the gap had been closed.

Prior to that Landon had no real competition except for one St Albans team. Boardley had developed lacrosse players starting in the fourth grade and all the bigger, better athletes played. They were essentially unopposed in the IAC and that’s when they racked up a majority of those trophies.

Landon really doesn’t like to lose as them trotting out the all time championships thing.

It’s much less impressive if you know the history.

I think that's a lousy excuse for being behind on IAC titles. But if we go by your logic, GP wasn't a "real" lacrosse program until 1997 under Giblin (who by the way joined GP staff in '88), so let's erase everything that happened up to that point. Since 1997, Landon has won 15 titles and 4 national championships. GP has won 12 (including tonight's win) and 2 national championships. 15 is in fact greater than 12. So regardless of whether or not you want to count anything before '97/beginning of Giblin era, Landon still has the upper hand.

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Great to see Speaks and the boys on Military Road back on top bending over the weak WCAC competition.

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Next hc at Bullis?