2025 Boys Private School Results /Game Schedules/ Commentary

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Anonymous wrote:Bullis’ Princeton bound fogo played against Landon 3 weeks ago and was a non factor.

I heard the exact opposite. What’s the truth?

Landon went 66%. Bullis guy won 3 in a row in the 2nd half and they scored on all 3 to tie it up.

You sure you have the right FOGO? Many say the Princeton kid didn’t play.

He played and was getting beat bad. Bullis didn't win clamps but got ground balls. The junior took some but princeton came back in. He runs straight off on possession and leaves bullis man down if he loses for about 10 seconds.

Correction. The junior did take most of the 2nd half fo's. He also won those 3 in a row when Bullis came back and tied the game. The senior is back for Tuesday and should take most of the fo's and is running better.

[Anonymous]

Bullis should focus on beating Prep tomorrow and be less concerned about facing the Bears on Friday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bullis should focus on beating Prep tomorrow and be less concerned about facing the Bears on Friday.

Always good advice. Survive and advance!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bullis should focus on beating Prep tomorrow and be less concerned about facing the Bears on Friday.

Thanks Captain Obvious

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Bullis should focus on beating Prep tomorrow and be less concerned about facing the Bears on Friday.

Thanks Captain Obvious

ugh - at least be less banal with the insults. i dont mind scathing commentary, but it should be a little less boring. schnook.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bullis should focus on beating Prep tomorrow and be less concerned about facing the Bears on Friday.

Thanks Captain Obvious

ugh - at least be less banal with the insults. i dont mind scathing commentary, but it should be a little less boring. schnook.

You mean like telling the forum to concentrate on the first game and not look ahead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bullis should focus on beating Prep tomorrow and be less concerned about facing the Bears on Friday.

Thanks Captain Obvious

ugh - at least be less banal with the insults. i dont mind scathing commentary, but it should be a little less boring. schnook.

Hope you’re not big talk and the one that asks daddy to take down posts cause your little feelings are hurt. Because that’s happened recently too

[Anonymous]

Will this be Urick's last game at Prep's HC?

Bullis will likely run the Hoyas off the field again.

[Anonymous]

It’s not coaching. They just need more reclassed players.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s not coaching. They just need more reclassed players. [

The re-classed players at Prep were non factors last week.

Rather embarrassing to say the least.

These kids peaked as 9th and 10th graders when they were physically more dominant than their peers. It tends to catch up to them by the time they are in 11th and 12 grade.

[Anonymous]

Part of the problem is that GP had defenseman from different club teams playing together…….

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Part of the problem is that GP had defenseman from different club teams playing together…….

lol.

Predicting another beat down by Bullis tomorrow night.

Bullis 14, Prep 7

[Anonymous]

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Prep has had a tough season, that's an objective fact. Prep alumni are difficult to please, also a fact. These can lead to coaching changes, wait for it... Also a fact.

Stating opinions as a fact is not a fact. Prep had a good season considering they've gone with a freshman goalie, 2x2027's at attack and a bunch of other juniors and sophomores getting significant playing time. This board also says the alumni are difficult and that's another opinion as it's a blanket statement covering all alumni. The fact is GP has had 3 coaches in 36 years and one of the coaches was a quick interim due to Giblin's departure (ahem).

This is an opinion. With the graduation of the really good senior classes at Bullis and Landon, GP will be right back on top of the IAC next year.

It isn't an opinion that they've had a tough year. They suffered a six game losing streak earlier in the year, were completely outclassed by Bullis and Landon during their first go-round and have really struggled to score. A Prep team that might end with a losing record is having a tough year.

Prep alumni are notoriously loud and there's still hangover from KG's departure.

Providing context (young players in key spots) doesn't make the losses disappear. No one here is forecasting the end of Prep lacrosse, they will certainly be a good team in the future. Hopefully Urick's recent past and being a quality person overcomes and noise if they stumble further against Bullis.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gonzaga will play its best week of lacrosse and show that God is purple.

GZ over SJC in final.

DeMatha and GC are new to this level of playoff pressure and the experience of SJC and GZ will prevail.

Very few kids outside of the MIAA have that many years of high school experience.

Tom Brady was new once … and won. The Islanders won four straight before losing to the Oilers.


Based on your theory no new team could ever ascend b/c they have not won it before. GC and DM are both capable of taking it all.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It’s not coaching. They just need more reclassed players. [

The re-classed players at Prep were non factors last week.

Rather embarrassing to say the least.

These kids peaked as 9th and 10th graders when they were physically more dominant than their peers. It tends to catch up to them by the time they are in 11th and 12 grade.

The great thing about Inside Lacrosse is they now report birth dates for a large number of graduating 2025's. The 2nd player I pulled up for Gonzaga showed a birth date well in advance of the 9/1 date.