VHSL Girls Lacrosse 2025

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes the regional tournament is different than the district tournament. The district tournament the 1v4 go against each other and the 2v3. In regionals it’s # 1 seed (robo) and #3 seed (woodson) on the same end. Then #2 (west po) on the same side as #4 (west springfield).

Its weird when you first see it but its because the national district 1 seed (justice) is on the west po side and the 2 seed from the national (TJ) is on the robo side.

So it Robo for another regional title!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes the regional tournament is different than the district tournament. The district tournament the 1v4 go against each other and the 2v3. In regionals it’s # 1 seed (robo) and #3 seed (woodson) on the same end. Then #2 (west po) on the same side as #4 (west springfield).

Its weird when you first see it but its because the national district 1 seed (justice) is on the west po side and the 2 seed from the national (TJ) is on the robo side.

So it Robo for another regional title!

Most likely. But WP will give them another battle.

[Anonymous]

Don’t underestimate South Lakes. They proved themselves last season in Concord and are well coached.

[Anonymous]

Who will be the 2 Region D state teams?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who will be the 2 Region D state teams?

My prediction is Yorktown and Madison

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who will be the 2 Region D state teams?

My prediction is Yorktown and Madison

Langley and Yorktown

[Anonymous]

Madison hasn’t played Langley since 2022 when Langley beat them 15-8 at Region Semi-Finals. Madison also lost to Langley in 2021 and 2019 so the Warhawks are going to need to come up with a good game plan to get over that Langley hump if they potentially end up facing each other at Semis. It’s a shame they have to knock each other out in the Region but it should be one heck of a game to watch if they do play.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes the regional tournament is different than the district tournament. The district tournament the 1v4 go against each other and the 2v3. In regionals it’s # 1 seed (robo) and #3 seed (woodson) on the same end. Then #2 (west po) on the same side as #4 (west springfield).

Its weird when you first see it but its because the national district 1 seed (justice) is on the west po side and the 2 seed from the national (TJ) is on the robo side.

So it Robo for another regional title!

Most likely. But WP will give them another battle.

Nope. Running clock by halftime.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Madison hasn’t played Langley since 2022 when Langley beat them 15-8 at Region Semi-Finals. Madison also lost to Langley in 2021 and 2019 so the Warhawks are going to need to come up with a good game plan to get over that Langley hump if they potentially end up facing each other at Semis. It’s a shame they have to knock each other out in the Region but it should be one heck of a game to watch if they do play.

This could be a great great but that assumes Saxons get past SL who is probably well rested. Not sure SL has seen the likes or size of Langley's #4, #6, and #2 - all 5'10"+ and powerful. Will know tonight but I predict Langlely over SL 14 - 9.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Madison hasn’t played Langley since 2022 when Langley beat them 15-8 at Region Semi-Finals. Madison also lost to Langley in 2021 and 2019 so the Warhawks are going to need to come up with a good game plan to get over that Langley hump if they potentially end up facing each other at Semis. It’s a shame they have to knock each other out in the Region but it should be one heck of a game to watch if they do play.

Langley has size, but Madison has more overall speed. I think speed beats size.

This could be a great great but that assumes Saxons get past SL who is probably well rested. Not sure SL has seen the likes or size of Langley's #4, #6, and #2 - all 5'10"+ and powerful. Will know tonight but I predict Langlely over SL 14 - 9.

[Anonymous]

how many of the district and regional contenders have starters and all-district players who never played lacrosse stick before?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don’t underestimate South Lakes. They proved themselves last season in Concord and are well coached.

if South Lakes can keep it close vs Langley the coaching will be a big factor for in game adjustments. I think SL has the upper hand there.

[Anonymous]

South Lakes is coached well and they have put the program on the map last 3 years beating Oakton and Madison twice during that span but not sure how they have much of a chance to get past Langley’s Big 3 power players.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes the regional tournament is different than the district tournament. The district tournament the 1v4 go against each other and the 2v3. In regionals it’s # 1 seed (robo) and #3 seed (woodson) on the same end. Then #2 (west po) on the same side as #4 (west springfield).

Its weird when you first see it but its because the national district 1 seed (justice) is on the west po side and the 2 seed from the national (TJ) is on the robo side.

So it Robo for another regional title!

Most likely. But WP will give them another battle.

Nope. Running clock by halftime.

Said that last time and looked what happened

[Anonymous]

So proud of BF. Very quiet in here, might be a force to reckon with in states. They are finally healthy and healed at just the right time.