VHSL Boys Lacrosse 2025 Season

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Anonymous wrote:Score watching is meaningless. Teams all match up differently with each other. Indy lost to Riverside by 3. Madison beat Riverside by 2. Madison didn't even qualify this year...

Indy Briar and Riverside would be in the mix for sure but there's no way to know where they would fall. Personally I don't think either team would be able to handle a 6A schedule. They're both too undisciplined to consistently win big games against well coached teams. They struggle both with Riverside every year because of this. 6A has significantly more depth in this department.

Riverside would be in the mix because they are a well coached program with a history of winning but anyone who watched them this year knows the talent just isn’t there to win it. It’s amazing the run they had. 6 state championships in 7 years is incredible, but I only saw 3 offensive players that could even generate scoring chances. I am not sure what is coming back but it looks like it’s the end of an era in Lansdowne.

If only you could combine the Indy players (minus the slasher) and the Riverside coaches - then you might have a team that could beat anyone in 6A.

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Anonymous wrote:Predictions for quarter final games?

what are the matchups?

Gainesville @ Cosby
Robinson @ Langley

Yorktown @ West Potomac
Deep Run @ Battlefield

Cosby in a laugher
Langley in a pick'um
Langley in another close one.

WP over YT +2
BF over DR +6
BF over WP +3

Langley over Battlefield +3 for State

Lot of ball still needs to be played but if all 4 1 seeds win, who gets the home games in the semifinals? Same if both 2 seeds win?

Cosby and WestPo if all of the 1 seeds win, Freedom and Yorktown if all of the 2 seeds win.

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Robo is obviously not the powerhouse team they were last year and this year they just aren't consistent at dominating the face offs or anything offensively

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I’m going to wait to see how first round of states plays out before power ranking the final four (slight cop out, but hear me out). The pressure of win or go home will bring out the best in each of the remaining teams. We will then be able to determine how clutch the players are, how prepared the coaches are and how disciplined each team can be with their season on the line. Excited to see how things play out and I honestly believe that there are 5-6 teams that can win it all this year. It will make for a very fun and competitive tournament because any given day these teams can all beat each other:
-Langley
-West Po
-Robinson
-Cosby
-Battlefield
-Yorktown

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MaxPreps doesn't have it yet but I think the Class 5 bracket looks like this:

A1 Kellam (bye)
D1 Indy/A2 Cox

C1 Freeman (bye)
C2 Patrick Henry Roanoke/D2 Briar Woods

Indy coasts to the finals. Briar Woods should be PHR. Briar and Freeman should be a good game.

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With 6A and 4A down I've been excited most of the year about 5A and figured they'd be the top division this year talent wise. The playoffs have been a little bit of let down.
Between the Indy suspension leading to the Briar lose and the Riverside Indy elimination game. Freeman not living up to the hype. Kellam losing their best offensive threat to STAB.

With that said it's always nice to see a new champ. This bracket is Indy's to win if they want it. Kellam vs Indy could be an interesting game if Kellam can slow it down. If not Indy will run away with that one in similar fashion to the Riverside beat down the last time they played Kellam. Would have to think Kellam will win most if not every faceoff. Freeman has not looked great down the stretch but may have enough to get by Briar assuming they knock off PH on the road.

Going with Indy over Briar 11-9 in the Final.

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Anonymous wrote:With 6A and 4A down I've been excited most of the year about 5A and figured they'd be the top division this year talent wise. The playoffs have been a little bit of let down.
Between the Indy suspension leading to the Briar lose and the Riverside Indy elimination game. Freeman not living up to the hype. Kellam losing their best offensive threat to STAB.

With that said it's always nice to see a new champ. This bracket is Indy's to win if they want it. Kellam vs Indy could be an interesting game if Kellam can slow it down. If not Indy will run away with that one in similar fashion to the Riverside beat down the last time they played Kellam. Would have to think Kellam will win most if not every faceoff. Freeman has not looked great down the stretch but may have enough to get by Briar assuming they knock off PH on the road.

Going with Indy over Briar 11-9 in the Final.

who was suspended and why?

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Anonymous wrote:Indy and/or BW Riverside would walk away with 6A this year.

Little late to this but Langley would absolutely dog walk Indy any given day of the week. Argue with a wall.

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Anonymous wrote:Indy and/or BW Riverside would walk away with 6A this year.

Little late to this but Langley would absolutely dog walk Indy any given day of the week. Argue with a wall.

I got Indy blowing passed Langley with ease. We will find out soon enough.

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Anonymous wrote:Indy and/or BW Riverside would walk away with 6A this year.

Little late to this but Langley would absolutely dog walk Indy any given day of the week. Argue with a wall.

I got Indy blowing passed Langley with ease. We will find out soon enough.

With Indy moving up to 6A next ear they can decide it on the field then.

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Anonymous wrote:Indy and/or BW Riverside would walk away with 6A this year.

Little late to this but Langley would absolutely dog walk Indy any given day of the week. Argue with a wall.

I got Indy blowing passed Langley with ease. We will find out soon enough.

With Indy moving up to 6A next ear they can decide it on the field then.

Langley needs to get it done this year. Losing their whole defense to graduation.

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Battlefield smoked Gainesville. Big games on Friday are all set now.

Cosby v Gainesville
Langley v Robinson

WP v Yorktown
Battlefield v Deep Run

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Anonymous wrote:Indy and/or BW Riverside would walk away with 6A this year.

Little late to this but Langley would absolutely dog walk Indy any given day of the week. Argue with a wall.

I got Indy blowing passed Langley with ease. We will find out soon enough.

With Indy moving up to 6A next ear they can decide it on the field then.

Langley needs to get it done this year. Losing their whole defense to graduation.

Is the Langley Robinson game the marquee match up on Friday?

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Anonymous wrote:Giving Robinsons history, I think that West Po loss was not too bad for them rather than obviously now having to play a much harder team in the 1st round. Robinson is just
one of those teams that is always a good team, and finding ways to make it to a state final frequently. I think they beat Langley in a close game, but still are clear winners. The interesting game is there matchup vs Cosby… I have no knowledge on the first game between those two, should Robo have won?

So weird that Rob wasn’t doubling with their goalie out of the crease late against WP. Got to imagine they’re installing it this week in practice. Maybe they’re just not used to playing from behind

Gotta go with the hot team playing at home. In regionals Langley beat a very good Chantilly team by 7, beat Madison on the road, which nobody expected, and beat Yorktown by 10. Robinson had two easy games, and then a loss to West Po where they looked pretty bad. It is bizarre that they did not try to get the ball late in the game. It's true that Robinson has a history of winning big games and Langley losing them, and this year the trend seems to be reversed. Robo found a way to lose to West Po and Madison, while Langley found a way to beat both of those teams, plus beating Robinson itself. Robinson has dominated face-offs the past two years, but this year Langley has owned the X. It will be a good close game, and the data points toward Langley.

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Anonymous wrote:With 6A and 4A down I've been excited most of the year about 5A and figured they'd be the top division this year talent wise. The playoffs have been a little bit of let down.
Between the Indy suspension leading to the Briar lose and the Riverside Indy elimination game. Freeman not living up to the hype. Kellam losing their best offensive threat to STAB.

With that said it's always nice to see a new champ. This bracket is Indy's to win if they want it. Kellam vs Indy could be an interesting game if Kellam can slow it down. If not Indy will run away with that one in similar fashion to the Riverside beat down the last time they played Kellam. Would have to think Kellam will win most if not every faceoff. Freeman has not looked great down the stretch but may have enough to get by Briar assuming they knock off PH on the road.

Going with Indy over Briar 11-9 in the Final.

How are these playoffs a letdown. Indy/Riverside was an instant classic and one of the best of the year.
Freeman is in the state tourney, so how are they a let down?
Who was the Indy suspension?
Who left Kellam? Was this mid season? If not, those things happen.
Indy will lose EVERY faceoff? Their Fogo is very good.Kellam racks up stats on bad, bad teams.
PHR and Cox are speed bumps for Briar and Indy. Freeman and Kellam are a bit tougher, but very beatable. It will be Briar and Indy for round 4 and I will not even try to pick a winner.