VHSL Girls Lacrosse 2025
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Anonymous
Great point. Region D has been dominating for sure. But considering all Classes, I think WA could beat most Class 6 Region D teams. |
Anonymous
lol. He’ll never show his face on this board. again. |
Anonymous
lol. This is a funny thread. Robinson is the only team that has won 3 in a row since 2014. They don’t have to dream. Langley probably would have won 3 in a row if there had been a 2020 season. They’ll never know for sure so they can keep dreaming. YT has not won 3 in a row (yet). They can keep dreaming. |
Anonymous
Robinson has entered the conversation. Haven't heard from you in a while. Welcome back. You woke up from getting knocked out by 8-12 Woodson. |
Anonymous
You should get some PMs going with Langley dad. He's the only guy in disagreement with you about the facts. YT and their coach have had a nice run. A run teams can only dream of. |
Anonymous
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Of course they had a lot of talent. But there were 3 reoccurring themes in the commentary of why Yorktown beat their competition this year.
1- they had depth 2- they had speed and were well conditioned 3- they had no significant injuries this year. I would argue that all three of those things can be contributed to a great coaching program. YT depth came from getting the most out of player beyond the “super stars” on the team. The speed and conditioning is pretty self explanatory. While there is an element of luck in keeping the whole team healthy, her focus on strength, conditioning and injury prevention absolutely had an impact. We can go round and round on who is the most dominant dynasty. And honestly I don’t care. (Good for you Langley. And looking forward to seeing your Freshman grow Battlefield) The fact remains she was an exceptional coach. |
Anonymous
Well Peewee it looks like you are wrong. Langley won 2 out of 3 and STILL DREAM of winning 3 out of 4. Baahaaahaaaa. Loser. |
Anonymous
Of course they could, WA is a very strong program. |
Anonymous
This is not answer I already know the answer. Was the Madison coaching, coaching at Oakton in 14-15? If so and you add her State Title(s) there before she came to Madoson, she has been in the finals quite a few times. I wonder if she's ever blasted the horn in a Manager's face after losing? 🤣 |
Anonymous
| Sorry, "This is not a question I already know the answer to" |
Anonymous
| Got lost on the way to the ISL thread. I thought we were crazy but you public school lacrosse parents (who knew that that was even a thing) really take the prize. |
Anonymous
Madison won two state championships in the Unclassified era. The time before the class breakouts. Unclassified era 2013 Madison over Langley 12-7 2012 Oakton over Langley 12-7 2011 Madison over Oakton 20-11 2010 Western Albemarle over Woodson 14-13 2009 Chantilly over Robinson 13-4 2008 Oakton over Chantilly 20-11 2007 Oakton over Woodson 12-10 2006 Oakton over Robinson 9-5 |
Anonymous
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School with 3 or more consecutive State Championships
4: Freeman 2021-2024 3: Dominion* 2019, 2021-2022 3: Oakton 2006-2008 * 2020 season canceled due to Covid |
Anonymous
and 3 for Western Albemarle 2023-2025 |
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Most state championships
5: Oakton 2006-2008, 2012, 2023 4: Western Albemarle 2010, 2023-2025 Freeman 2021-2024 3: Robinson 2015-2017 Dominion 2019, 2021-2022 Yorktown 2022, 2024-2025 2: Madison 2011, 2013 Woodgrove 2015-2016 Potomac Falls 2016-2017 Freedom South Riding 2018-2019 Riverside 2018, 2025 Langley 2019, 2021 |