Hayfield Football Coach Fired

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Anonymous wrote:Worst kept secret out there is that Overton has transferred in loads of PME talent into the middle school also. The recruiting train will keep on rolling even after this season… IF he’s allowed to stay. I work in the middle school at Hayfield.

Interesting my daughter works there too, and how there are n middle school sports, ima call b.s. and shouldn’t you be teaching

Yes, all FCPS parents know we don't have MS football.
The point is PME pay to play middle schoolers are being recruited to transfer in and be in the Hayfield system, do green day workouts, etc.

How is Hayfield allowed to have middle schoolers join green dsy practices? That is not allowed and would be a huge liability issue for FCPS.

I thought VHSL found Hayfield had rostered pre-9th graders, AKA middle schoolers. AFAIK middle schoolers (8th maybe?) are allowed on high school teams per VHSL because it happens in Arlington and Alexandria. Does FCPS allow it or no?

To my knowledge fcps has never allowed it

I know it happens at Alex city didn’t know Arlington did as well

Robinson alum and in the late 90s, I do not recall 8th graders participating in high school sports but I mean I could be wrong too

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Anonymous wrote:Worst kept secret out there is that Overton has transferred in loads of PME talent into the middle school also. The recruiting train will keep on rolling even after this season… IF he’s allowed to stay. I work in the middle school at Hayfield.

Interesting my daughter works there too, and how there are n middle school sports, ima call b.s. and shouldn’t you be teaching

Yes, all FCPS parents know we don't have MS football.
The point is PME pay to play middle schoolers are being recruited to transfer in and be in the Hayfield system, do green day workouts, etc.

How is Hayfield allowed to have middle schoolers join green dsy practices? That is not allowed and would be a huge liability issue for FCPS.

Some Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) athletes can participate in Green Days, which are out-of-season practice days for skill development:

My kid was allowed to participate on Green Day’s way back in 11-12, hell if coaches wanted to bring diff kids from diff schools they can on those days

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Anonymous wrote:Congratulations to Edison.

While coaches and parents all across the county advocated for forfeiting, the Edison team took the field to contest their playoff berth on the gridiron....and not a courtroom or strong-armed bureaucratic office.

Edison just scored first and walked to the buses leaving as winners

The Edison kids are truly the real winners. It's amazing how this SB and Reid sent them into this knowing it would be a slaughter. If only Edison had hired Overton instead and he had brought them all those players.

Disagree. This is an unfair situation for the adults to put them into. Hopefully no one gets injured.

OK yeah, I forgot about that aspect. A team stacked with big, huge recruited players when most teams only have 1 or 2 big kids. Reid, did you think about this? The optics look bad for Reid no matter what happens here. I think she's not going to last.

The Hayfield players are not big, huge, monsters. In fact, they are quite average. You all have made them into something nefarious, fearful, and detestable.

These so called adults talking about cheating sure have no problem lying. My daughter is an Edison soccer player and she has friends at Hayfield so while we support Edison we don't hate Hayfield. The lies on here are crazy. The football players are not large at all.

My son is a Lake Braddock Football player and has no hate against "new" Hayfield players. To be honest, lots of the kids in the Football team follow the new Hayfield players on social media since the summer.
My son says they are very good. Not huge at all, but very talented and athletic.

People here are really blowing things out of proportion and many don't even have kids in the Football program. LOL.

Wrong. My son plays on different Region team. Entire team thinks it's crap that 20 kids transferred into the county to produce this super team - in public school. And has been main topic of conversation for weeks. They're used to seeing/hearing about things like that with private schools - but they're all questioning why this was allowed for Hayfield. Kids know. Don't act like everyone's OK with this nonsense.

Actually your WRONG

Comprehend what she said, HER son which doesn’t include YOUR son or even his friends or teammates HERS not YOURS. She speaks for her kid and you speak for your kid

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Anonymous wrote:Folks can say whatever they want, sure it doesn’t look good, but honestly what did you expect? These KiDS play for their coach. People trying to make Hayfield this incredible super tea, IF you know football, you know they are not. This is about execution of the plays called. Edison is simply NOT well coached, you cannot blame Hayfield for when they throw an interception, when they fumble a snap near the end zone or flat out missed tackles. The refs have called a pretty even game, they are definitely baiting some players to react, so let’s see how disciplined they truly are. Prime example is Edison cheered for blocking an extra point like they had scored. The game was over in the first quarter, tbh.

The main coach spearheading all this was Pannoni, and instead of preparing his team, he’s getting beat on pretty good himself. Could be karma or could be coaching. Guess we’ll see who’s next, seems to be Fairfax.

All in all security around field, no more than 50 Edison fans, probably 150 Hayfield fans including kids running around on Hayfield sidelines, on this chilly brisk night. No parent rants, nothing.

How did Edison beat Hayfield last year if the coaches are so bad? Also, it was a home game for Hayfield and there were hardly any students there. Just parents. That says a lot.

Can’t win without talent, no matter how good the coaches are. Good coaches situate themselves to get talent.

Public school coaches get the talent that lives in their boundary. If they recruit, they are breaking the rules they agreed to play under. Overton is a cheat.

By the third round of the playoffs, you can make some type of cheating case about almost all the teams left.

VHSL is the ultimate arbiter of Cheating, and only Hayfield has been found guilty this year. Ergo, Hayfield is the only cheating team.

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Anonymous wrote:Worst kept secret out there is that Overton has transferred in loads of PME talent into the middle school also. The recruiting train will keep on rolling even after this season… IF he’s allowed to stay. I work in the middle school at Hayfield.

Interesting my daughter works there too, and how there are n middle school sports, ima call b.s. and shouldn’t you be teaching

Yes, all FCPS parents know we don't have MS football.
The point is PME pay to play middle schoolers are being recruited to transfer in and be in the Hayfield system, do green day workouts, etc.

How is Hayfield allowed to have middle schoolers join green dsy practices? That is not allowed and would be a huge liability issue for FCPS.

I thought VHSL found Hayfield had rostered pre-9th graders, AKA middle schoolers. AFAIK middle schoolers (8th maybe?) are allowed on high school teams per VHSL because it happens in Arlington and Alexandria. Does FCPS allow it or no?

To my knowledge fcps has never allowed it

I know it happens at Alex city didn’t know Arlington did as well

Robinson alum and in the late 90s, I do not recall 8th graders participating in high school sports but I mean I could be wrong too

I believe as part of their investigation of the cheaters, VHSL found that a large number of kids who did not attend Hayfield feeder middle schools mysteriously popped up at Hayfield as freshmen. These were PME players and also showed up on the Varsity roster as Freshmen players on Varsity (incredibly rare in FCPS to have freshmen playing on Varsity).

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Anonymous wrote:Worst kept secret out there is that Overton has transferred in loads of PME talent into the middle school also. The recruiting train will keep on rolling even after this season… IF he’s allowed to stay. I work in the middle school at Hayfield.

Interesting my daughter works there too, and how there are n middle school sports, ima call b.s. and shouldn’t you be teaching

Yes, all FCPS parents know we don't have MS football.
The point is PME pay to play middle schoolers are being recruited to transfer in and be in the Hayfield system, do green day workouts, etc.

Do you know how goofy that sounds, middle school, when there is no guarantee that he won’t leave Hayfield for another job, then what he’s gonna get those parents to move again.
He sounds more like a cult leader than a coach, giving way to much credit

Well, no one is saying their parents are the brightest bulbs. It sounds like none of these parents care about academics at all...look at all the morons who pulled their kids out of their high school in spring of last year and trasnferred them? That is so disruptive to your education in high school. These aren't people prioritizing education.

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Anonymous wrote:Worst kept secret out there is that Overton has transferred in loads of PME talent into the middle school also. The recruiting train will keep on rolling even after this season… IF he’s allowed to stay. I work in the middle school at Hayfield.

Interesting my daughter works there too, and how there are n middle school sports, ima call b.s. and shouldn’t you be teaching

Yes, all FCPS parents know we don't have MS football.
The point is PME pay to play middle schoolers are being recruited to transfer in and be in the Hayfield system, do green day workouts, etc.

Do you know how goofy that sounds, middle school, when there is no guarantee that he won’t leave Hayfield for another job, then what he’s gonna get those parents to move again.
He sounds more like a cult leader than a coach, giving way to much credit

Well, no one is saying their parents are the brightest bulbs. It sounds like none of these parents care about academics at all...look at all the morons who pulled their kids out of their high school in spring of last year and trasnferred them? That is so disruptive to your education in high school. These aren't people prioritizing education.

That is so disruptive to your life in high school. Changing schools during the high school years is considered a serious traumatic event for a person, avoided if at all possible.

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Anonymous wrote:Worst kept secret out there is that Overton has transferred in loads of PME talent into the middle school also. The recruiting train will keep on rolling even after this season… IF he’s allowed to stay. I work in the middle school at Hayfield.

Interesting my daughter works there too, and how there are n middle school sports, ima call b.s. and shouldn’t you be teaching

Yes, all FCPS parents know we don't have MS football.
The point is PME pay to play middle schoolers are being recruited to transfer in and be in the Hayfield system, do green day workouts, etc.

How is Hayfield allowed to have middle schoolers join green dsy practices? That is not allowed and would be a huge liability issue for FCPS.

I thought VHSL found Hayfield had rostered pre-9th graders, AKA middle schoolers. AFAIK middle schoolers (8th maybe?) are allowed on high school teams per VHSL because it happens in Arlington and Alexandria. Does FCPS allow it or no?

To my knowledge fcps has never allowed it

I know it happens at Alex city didn’t know Arlington did as well

Robinson alum and in the late 90s, I do not recall 8th graders participating in high school sports but I mean I could be wrong too

Got my intel on Arlington from (where else) DCUM. Over on the sports forum there were loud complaints about 8th graders being rostered to JV volleyball. https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1221122.page#28094240

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Anonymous wrote:Worst kept secret out there is that Overton has transferred in loads of PME talent into the middle school also. The recruiting train will keep on rolling even after this season… IF he’s allowed to stay. I work in the middle school at Hayfield.

Interesting my daughter works there too, and how there are n middle school sports, ima call b.s. and shouldn’t you be teaching

Yes, all FCPS parents know we don't have MS football.
The point is PME pay to play middle schoolers are being recruited to transfer in and be in the Hayfield system, do green day workouts, etc.

Do you know how goofy that sounds, middle school, when there is no guarantee that he won’t leave Hayfield for another job, then what he’s gonna get those parents to move again.
He sounds more like a cult leader than a coach, giving way to much credit

Well, no one is saying their parents are the brightest bulbs. It sounds like none of these parents care about academics at all...look at all the morons who pulled their kids out of their high school in spring of last year and trasnferred them? That is so disruptive to your education in high school. These aren't people prioritizing education.

That is so disruptive to your life in high school. Changing schools during the high school years is considered a serious traumatic event for a person, avoided if at all possible.

Yes, but the transition is probably easier if you have a number of friends/acquaintances joining the same school.

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Edison football team is trash. It was trashed by Langley HS 43-6 back in September.

I would love to see the Hayfield coach get hired by Langley HS, and have those kids transferred to Langley HS. If that happens, Langley will go undefeated and win the state championship.

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Anonymous wrote:Worst kept secret out there is that Overton has transferred in loads of PME talent into the middle school also. The recruiting train will keep on rolling even after this season… IF he’s allowed to stay. I work in the middle school at Hayfield.

Interesting my daughter works there too, and how there are n middle school sports, ima call b.s. and shouldn’t you be teaching

Yes, all FCPS parents know we don't have MS football.
The point is PME pay to play middle schoolers are being recruited to transfer in and be in the Hayfield system, do green day workouts, etc.

How is Hayfield allowed to have middle schoolers join green dsy practices? That is not allowed and would be a huge liability issue for FCPS.

I thought VHSL found Hayfield had rostered pre-9th graders, AKA middle schoolers. AFAIK middle schoolers (8th maybe?) are allowed on high school teams per VHSL because it happens in Arlington and Alexandria. Does FCPS allow it or no?

To my knowledge fcps has never allowed it

I know it happens at Alex city didn’t know Arlington did as well

Robinson alum and in the late 90s, I do not recall 8th graders participating in high school sports but I mean I could be wrong too

I believe as part of their investigation of the cheaters, VHSL found that a large number of kids who did not attend Hayfield feeder middle schools mysteriously popped up at Hayfield as freshmen. These were PME players and also showed up on the Varsity roster as Freshmen players on Varsity (incredibly rare in FCPS to have freshmen playing on Varsity).

Not as rare as you think, but at same time if your wasn’t or didn’t do it, then you can’t speak on it. It’s dbl edged if you ask me because either your kid is that good or your team that bad, that he’s needed

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Anonymous wrote:Worst kept secret out there is that Overton has transferred in loads of PME talent into the middle school also. The recruiting train will keep on rolling even after this season… IF he’s allowed to stay. I work in the middle school at Hayfield.

Interesting my daughter works there too, and how there are n middle school sports, ima call b.s. and shouldn’t you be teaching

Yes, all FCPS parents know we don't have MS football.
The point is PME pay to play middle schoolers are being recruited to transfer in and be in the Hayfield system, do green day workouts, etc.

How is Hayfield allowed to have middle schoolers join green dsy practices? That is not allowed and would be a huge liability issue for FCPS.

I thought VHSL found Hayfield had rostered pre-9th graders, AKA middle schoolers. AFAIK middle schoolers (8th maybe?) are allowed on high school teams per VHSL because it happens in Arlington and Alexandria. Does FCPS allow it or no?

No MS kid can dress on varsity, you have to be in atleast 9th grade, and rosters have to be validated by VHSL

Only Arlington is allowed to have 8th graders on the high school freshman football teams.

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Anonymous wrote:Edison football team is trash. It was trashed by Langley HS 43-6 back in September.

I would love to see the Hayfield coach get hired by Langley HS, and have those kids transferred to Langley HS. If that happens, Langley will go undefeated and win the state championship.

Yorktown head coach just retired after 55 years of coaching. So they’re searching for a coach too.

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Anonymous wrote:Congratulations to Edison.

While coaches and parents all across the county advocated for forfeiting, the Edison team took the field to contest their playoff berth on the gridiron....and not a courtroom or strong-armed bureaucratic office.

Edison just scored first and walked to the buses leaving as winners

The Edison kids are truly the real winners. It's amazing how this SB and Reid sent them into this knowing it would be a slaughter. If only Edison had hired Overton instead and he had brought them all those players.

Disagree. This is an unfair situation for the adults to put them into. Hopefully no one gets injured.

OK yeah, I forgot about that aspect. A team stacked with big, huge recruited players when most teams only have 1 or 2 big kids. Reid, did you think about this? The optics look bad for Reid no matter what happens here. I think she's not going to last.

The Hayfield players are not big, huge, monsters. In fact, they are quite average. You all have made them into something nefarious, fearful, and detestable.

These so called adults talking about cheating sure have no problem lying. My daughter is an Edison soccer player and she has friends at Hayfield so while we support Edison we don't hate Hayfield. The lies on here are crazy. The football players are not large at all.

My son is a Lake Braddock Football player and has no hate against "new" Hayfield players. To be honest, lots of the kids in the Football team follow the new Hayfield players on social media since the summer.
My son says they are very good. Not huge at all, but very talented and athletic.

People here are really blowing things out of proportion and many don't even have kids in the Football program. LOL.

Wrong. My son plays on different Region team. Entire team thinks it's crap that 20 kids transferred into the county to produce this super team - in public school. And has been main topic of conversation for weeks. They're used to seeing/hearing about things like that with private schools - but they're all questioning why this was allowed for Hayfield. Kids know. Don't act like everyone's OK with this nonsense.

Actually your WRONG

Comprehend what she said, HER son which doesn’t include YOUR son or even his friends or teammates HERS not YOURS. She speaks for her kid and you speak for your kid

Quote was "People here are really blowing things out of proportion and many don't even have kids in the Football program." Both claims are objectively wrong.

And "your" is a possessive adjective that indicates ownership. "you're" is a contraction of you are. You're welcome.

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Anonymous wrote:Congratulations to Edison.

While coaches and parents all across the county advocated for forfeiting, the Edison team took the field to contest their playoff berth on the gridiron....and not a courtroom or strong-armed bureaucratic office.

Edison just scored first and walked to the buses leaving as winners

The Edison kids are truly the real winners. It's amazing how this SB and Reid sent them into this knowing it would be a slaughter. If only Edison had hired Overton instead and he had brought them all those players.

Disagree. This is an unfair situation for the adults to put them into. Hopefully no one gets injured.

OK yeah, I forgot about that aspect. A team stacked with big, huge recruited players when most teams only have 1 or 2 big kids. Reid, did you think about this? The optics look bad for Reid no matter what happens here. I think she's not going to last.

The Hayfield players are not big, huge, monsters. In fact, they are quite average. You all have made them into something nefarious, fearful, and detestable.

These so called adults talking about cheating sure have no problem lying. My daughter is an Edison soccer player and she has friends at Hayfield so while we support Edison we don't hate Hayfield. The lies on here are crazy. The football players are not large at all.

My son is a Lake Braddock Football player and has no hate against "new" Hayfield players. To be honest, lots of the kids in the Football team follow the new Hayfield players on social media since the summer.
My son says they are very good. Not huge at all, but very talented and athletic.

People here are really blowing things out of proportion and many don't even have kids in the Football program. LOL.

Wrong. My son plays on different Region team. Entire team thinks it's crap that 20 kids transferred into the county to produce this super team - in public school. And has been main topic of conversation for weeks. They're used to seeing/hearing about things like that with private schools - but they're all questioning why this was allowed for Hayfield. Kids know. Don't act like everyone's OK with this nonsense.

Actually your WRONG

Comprehend what she said, HER son which doesn’t include YOUR son or even his friends or teammates HERS not YOURS. She speaks for her kid and you speak for your kid

Quote was "People here are really blowing things out of proportion and many don't even have kids in the Football program." Both claims are objectively wrong.

And "your" is a possessive adjective that indicates ownership. "you're" is a contraction of you are. You're welcome.

My degree says it doesn’t matter anymore, either way you understood what I said and what I meant