2025 Boys Private School Results /Game Schedules/ Commentary

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:St. Paul's over Bullis 12-11.

Bullis offense had many, many possessions where whoever had the ball dodged and shot. One possession saw 4 shots backed up and re-start didn't have a single pass. Their poles aren't the best ball handlers but are physical. Maher should be shooting as much as the rest of the team combined, he's that good. Bellistri has a lot of parents to keep happy. That said, they should be in the finals of the IAC.

[Anonymous]

Wednesday Result
St. Paul's 12 Bullis 11

Thursday Games
Loyola Blakefield at Georgetown Prep -2.
Paul VI at Christchurch - VA +5.
Ponte Vedra - FL at The Heights -1.
Our Lady of Good Counsel -5 at St. Albans +5

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:St. Paul's over Bullis 12-11.

Bullis offense had many, many possessions where whoever had the ball dodged and shot. One possession saw 4 shots backed up and re-start didn't have a single pass. Their poles aren't the best ball handlers but are physical. Maher should be shooting as much as the rest of the team combined, he's that good. Bellistri has a lot of parents to keep happy. That said, they should be in the finals of the IAC.

Bullis should drop in the Madlax rankings next week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:St. Paul's over Bullis 12-11.

Bullis offense had many, many possessions where whoever had the ball dodged and shot. One possession saw 4 shots backed up and re-start didn't have a single pass. Their poles aren't the best ball handlers but are physical. Maher should be shooting as much as the rest of the team combined, he's that good. Bellistri has a lot of parents to keep happy. That said, they should be in the finals of the IAC.

Hero ball comes back to Bullis offense. Middie floatation was horrible. Man up offense looked terrible, after looking decent earlier in the year. Defense is very leaky, and candidly, they look out of shape. JB/staff got out coached.

See if they can fix it and get back to what worked against STAB.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:St. Paul's over Bullis 12-11.

Bullis offense had many, many possessions where whoever had the ball dodged and shot. One possession saw 4 shots backed up and re-start didn't have a single pass. Their poles aren't the best ball handlers but are physical. Maher should be shooting as much as the rest of the team combined, he's that good. Bellistri has a lot of parents to keep happy. That said, they should be in the finals of the IAC.

Bullis should drop in the Madlax rankings next week.

Better not mention ratings, the pervy poster is going to lose his mind.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:St. Paul's over Bullis 12-11.

Bullis offense had many, many possessions where whoever had the ball dodged and shot. One possession saw 4 shots backed up and re-start didn't have a single pass. Their poles aren't the best ball handlers but are physical. Maher should be shooting as much as the rest of the team combined, he's that good. Bellistri has a lot of parents to keep happy. That said, they should be in the finals of the IAC.

Bullis should drop in the Madlax rankings next week.

Are you saying a 0-3 SJC will take over the #1 spot. Unless the local beats Bullis a one goal loss isn't enough to drop them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I said this earlier but St Paul’s is legit this year.

The UNC attackman is better than Millon’s son.

If the crusaders can play better defense, I fully expect them to make a fun at the MIAA ship.

St. Paul’s won’t even make the MIAA playoffs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:St. Paul's over Bullis 12-11.

Bullis offense had many, many possessions where whoever had the ball dodged and shot. One possession saw 4 shots backed up and re-start didn't have a single pass. Their poles aren't the best ball handlers but are physical. Maher should be shooting as much as the rest of the team combined, he's that good. Bellistri has a lot of parents to keep happy. That said, they should be in the finals of the IAC.

Bullis should drop in the Madlax rankings next week.

Are you saying a 0-3 SJC will take over the #1 spot. Unless the local beats Bullis a one goal loss isn't enough to drop them.

If GP wins, they go to #1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:St. Paul's over Bullis 12-11.

Bullis offense had many, many possessions where whoever had the ball dodged and shot. One possession saw 4 shots backed up and re-start didn't have a single pass. Their poles aren't the best ball handlers but are physical. Maher should be shooting as much as the rest of the team combined, he's that good. Bellistri has a lot of parents to keep happy. That said, they should be in the finals of the IAC.

Hero ball comes back to Bullis offense. Middie floatation was horrible. Man up offense looked terrible, after looking decent earlier in the year. Defense is very leaky, and candidly, they look out of shape. JB/staff got out coached.

See if they can fix it and get back to what worked against STAB.

Offense on Falls Road hasn't really clicked in a couple years. Didn't they lose a longtime OC/assistant last year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:St. Paul's over Bullis 12-11.

Bullis offense had many, many possessions where whoever had the ball dodged and shot. One possession saw 4 shots backed up and re-start didn't have a single pass. Their poles aren't the best ball handlers but are physical. Maher should be shooting as much as the rest of the team combined, he's that good. Bellistri has a lot of parents to keep happy. That said, they should be in the finals of the IAC.

Hero ball comes back to Bullis offense. Middie floatation was horrible. Man up offense looked terrible, after looking decent earlier in the year. Defense is very leaky, and candidly, they look out of shape. JB/staff got out coached.

See if they can fix it and get back to what worked against STAB.

What is middie floatation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I said this earlier but St Paul’s is legit this year.

The UNC attackman is better than Millon’s son.

If the crusaders can play better defense, I fully expect them to make a fun at the MIAA ship.

St. Paul’s won’t even make the MIAA playoffs.

Agreed. Spalding best in MIAA. STP defense is not strong which says a lot about SjC and Bullis not getting wins against them.

Also agree with other post that the UNC commit on STP is light years stronger than his counterpart at McDonogh whose name has gotten him the accolades versus his play on field.

Definitely a down year for DMV lacrosse, talent is there but it’s spread thin.

[Anonymous]

Top teams in MIAA this year:

Tier I
1. Spalding
2. McDonogh
3. St Paul’s
4. BL

Tier II
1. Calvert Hall
2. Gilman
3. Loyola
4. severn
5. St Marys

Tier III
1. MSJ
2. John Carroll

MIAA is such a brutal conference, the depth of the conference is truly astounding. Even MSJ or John Carroll can sneak up on you.

Compared to the WCAC, there is a massive drop off in team play after the top 4 teams (DJO, BI, Ryken, Carroll, MacNamara)

And yes St Paul’s has the best offensive player in the league (save the Millón nonsense - if it wasn’t for his Daddy he is not a top 50 recruit). Anyone in Baltimore who follows the MIAA knows this.

Bullis has talent but they don’t play well together as a team.

[Anonymous]

Is this the MIAA forum now?

[Anonymous]

Big one this afternoon in Rockville.

Loyola Blakefield at Georgetown Prep in a Jesuit showdown.

Hoyas win 10-8

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Top teams in MIAA this year:

Tier I
1. Spalding
2. McDonogh
3. St Paul’s
4. BL

Tier II
1. Calvert Hall
2. Gilman
3. Loyola
4. severn
5. St Marys

Tier III
1. MSJ
2. John Carroll

MIAA is such a brutal conference, the depth of the conference is truly astounding. Even MSJ or John Carroll can sneak up on you.

Compared to the WCAC, there is a massive drop off in team play after the top 4 teams (DJO, BI, Ryken, Carroll, MacNamara)

And yes St Paul’s has the best offensive player in the league (save the Millón nonsense - if it wasn’t for his Daddy he is not a top 50 recruit). Anyone in Baltimore who follows the MIAA knows this.

Bullis has talent but they don’t play well together as a team.



As a MIAA frowner I agree with your tiers with the exception of St. Paul's being in Tier 1. I'd insert Calvert Hall in place of them. St. Paul's, outside of their 2 excellent attackmen are not a good team.