VHSL 2026 Girls Lacrosse

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any POY predictions??

Langley Jr. Mid, Mad Sr. Att, Oakton Sr. Mid/Att would be my guesses

Solid picks and will depend on how their teams perform. I'd expect to see a few of the 2028s to breakout given it's their commitment season.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any POY predictions??

Langley Jr. Mid, Mad Sr. Att, Oakton Sr. Mid/Att would be my guesses

Solid picks and will depend on how their teams perform. I'd expect to see a few of the 2028s to breakout given it's their commitment season.

The top '28 BF players are in the running if ONE of them dominates and separates from the crowd. Sometimes accolades for very strong players get hindered when they are surrounded by other top players. Of course, that issue is good for team success but hinders individual stats when the stats are shared among a large group of players.

[Anonymous]

I can’t believe the nonstop Battlefield talk. It makes every Battlefield parent look bad and it’s embarrassing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe the nonstop Battlefield talk. It makes every Battlefield parent look bad and it’s embarrassing.

Nostradamus how do you know it’s BF parents? What’s embarrassing is you take time to post about it on a anonymous forum and contribute nothing.

[Anonymous]

Well, this is the BF board, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe the nonstop Battlefield talk. It makes every Battlefield parent look bad and it’s embarrassing.

No group of people has ever been so full of themselves. I agree it’s embarrassing.

[Anonymous]

This is nothing new, BF puffery is a longstanding problem. To me it seems like one or two BF parents, plus some trolling thrown in for good measure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is nothing new, BF puffery is a longstanding problem. To me it seems like one or two BF parents, plus some trolling thrown in for good measure.

I personally look fwd to the BF puffery and trolling amusing. Brings energy to this board. Please don't stop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any POY predictions??

Langley Jr. Mid, Mad Sr. Att, Oakton Sr. Mid/Att would be my guesses

Solid picks and will depend on how their teams perform. I'd expect to see a few of the 2028s to breakout given it's their commitment season.

The top '28 BF players are in the running if ONE of them dominates and separates from the crowd. Sometimes accolades for very strong players get hindered when they are surrounded by other top players. Of course, that issue is good for team success but hinders individual stats when the stats are shared among a large group of players.

you might be right, think the M&D player might have the best shot and best overall game on that team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any POY predictions??

Langley Jr. Mid, Mad Sr. Att, Oakton Sr. Mid/Att would be my guesses

Solid picks and will depend on how their teams perform. I'd expect to see a few of the 2028s to breakout given it's their commitment season.

The top '28 BF players are in the running if ONE of them dominates and separates from the crowd. Sometimes accolades for very strong players get hindered when they are surrounded by other top players. Of course, that issue is good for team success but hinders individual stats when the stats are shared among a large group of players.

Every one of those girls would rather have a state championship win where they all score than a POY award

[Anonymous]

If anyone on Battlefield gets POY it will be the goalie. I think there is too much surrounding talent for any one of them to win it. Plus, from what I’ve seen, they like to move the back around for one player to stand out

My pick is Madison player as she will standout and Madison will go far with Langley a close second. Oakton won’t go far enough in the playoffs for her. Chantilly girl is also a consideration but going deep into the playoffs will impact her as well

Team wise from what I have seen, it is a four team race: Madison, Battlefield, Crosby, and Langley, in that order

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any POY predictions??

Langley Jr. Mid, Mad Sr. Att, Oakton Sr. Mid/Att would be my guesses

Solid picks and will depend on how their teams perform. I'd expect to see a few of the 2028s to breakout given it's their commitment season.

The top '28 BF players are in the running if ONE of them dominates and separates from the crowd. Sometimes accolades for very strong players get hindered when they are surrounded by other top players. Of course, that issue is good for team success but hinders individual stats when the stats are shared among a large group of players.

Every one of those girls would rather have a state championship win where they all score than a POY award

The kids maybe but the parents won't. Lol 🤣

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any POY predictions??

Langley Jr. Mid, Mad Sr. Att, Oakton Sr. Mid/Att would be my guesses

Solid picks and will depend on how their teams perform. I'd expect to see a few of the 2028s to breakout given it's their commitment season.

The top '28 BF players are in the running if ONE of them dominates and separates from the crowd. Sometimes accolades for very strong players get hindered when they are surrounded by other top players. Of course, that issue is good for team success but hinders individual stats when the stats are shared among a large group of players.

Every one of those girls would rather have a state championship win where they all score than a POY award

State Championship teams almost always spread it around. State championship caliber teams can shut down one or two superstars. It takes a full team to win the championship.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If anyone on Battlefield gets POY it will be the goalie. I think there is too much surrounding talent for any one of them to win it. Plus, from what I’ve seen, they like to move the back around for one player to stand out

My pick is Madison player as she will standout and Madison will go far with Langley a close second. Oakton won’t go far enough in the playoffs for her. Chantilly girl is also a consideration but going deep into the playoffs will impact her as well

Team wise from what I have seen, it is a four team race: Madison, Battlefield, Crosby, and Langley, in that order

Fantastic synopsis. Truly. I feel like this is pretty spot on

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any POY predictions??

Langley Jr. Mid, Mad Sr. Att, Oakton Sr. Mid/Att would be my guesses

Solid picks and will depend on how their teams perform. I'd expect to see a few of the 2028s to breakout given it's their commitment season.

The top '28 BF players are in the running if ONE of them dominates and separates from the crowd. Sometimes accolades for very strong players get hindered when they are surrounded by other top players. Of course, that issue is good for team success but hinders individual stats when the stats are shared among a large group of players.

you might be right, think the M&D player might have the best shot and best overall game on that team.

Said the M&D dad