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[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:SJC college is killing it!

Every new commitment SJC gets makes the ryken alumni story ten years from now that much better

Yeah, because upsets never happen in sports. Especially when they involve teenagers.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:IAC is fraying. If one of their teams jumps ship for MAC or WCAC then maybe IAC will try to expand by picking up Heights.

My crystal ball shows the following:

Prep goes independent. (Hoyas want nothing to do with the WCAC)

St Stephen's joins the MAC

EHS is already a member of the VISAA so they are fine.

Landon, STA and Bullis join the MIAA.

Totally agree on your Prep, Landon, STA and Bullis predictions. St Stephen's is already a member of VISAA too, but think both EHS and Saints join the MAC. The bigger problem for St. Stephen's is that they not only don't have the numbers for a JV team, but early word is that they don't have enough for a squad this coming Spring. Will be interesting to see what type of team they feel like they can field with fewer than 12-15 going out for the sport.

[Anonymous]

How is the this even possible? How was SSAS totally ruined that boys program? That is a sad state of affairs if true

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How is the this even possible? How was SSAS totally ruined that boys program? That is a sad state of affairs if true

Girls program is next.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How is the this even possible? How was SSAS totally ruined that boys program? That is a sad state of affairs if true

Covid impact. Less kids playing lacrosse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:IAC is fraying. If one of their teams jumps ship for MAC or WCAC then maybe IAC will try to expand by picking up Heights.

My crystal ball shows the following:

Prep goes independent. (Hoyas want nothing to do with the WCAC)

St Stephen's joins the MAC

EHS is already a member of the VISAA so they are fine.

Landon, STA and Bullis join the MIAA.

Totally agree on your Prep, Landon, STA and Bullis predictions. St Stephen's is already a member of VISAA too, but think both EHS and Saints join the MAC. The bigger problem for St. Stephen's is that they not only don't have the numbers for a JV team, but early word is that they don't have enough for a squad this coming Spring. Will be interesting to see what type of team they feel like they can field with fewer than 12-15 going out for the sport.

No chance Landon, Bullis and STA go to the MIAA. The commute to away athletic events would be untenable. More likely to the MAC or some new version of the IAC with escapees from the WCAC and MAC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:IAC is fraying. If one of their teams jumps ship for MAC or WCAC then maybe IAC will try to expand by picking up Heights.

My crystal ball shows the following:

Prep goes independent. (Hoyas want nothing to do with the WCAC)

St Stephen's joins the MAC

EHS is already a member of the VISAA so they are fine.

Landon, STA and Bullis join the MIAA.

Totally agree on your Prep, Landon, STA and Bullis predictions. St Stephen's is already a member of VISAA too, but think both EHS and Saints join the MAC. The bigger problem for St. Stephen's is that they not only don't have the numbers for a JV team, but early word is that they don't have enough for a squad this coming Spring. Will be interesting to see what type of team they feel like they can field with fewer than 12-15 going out for the sport.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:IAC is fraying. If one of their teams jumps ship for MAC or WCAC then maybe IAC will try to expand by picking up Heights.

My crystal ball shows the following:

Prep goes independent. (Hoyas want nothing to do with the WCAC)

St Stephen's joins the MAC

EHS is already a member of the VISAA so they are fine.

Landon, STA and Bullis join the MIAA.

Totally agree on your Prep, Landon, STA and Bullis predictions. St Stephen's is already a member of VISAA too, but think both EHS and Saints join the MAC. The bigger problem for St. Stephen's is that they not only don't have the numbers for a JV team, but early word is that they don't have enough for a squad this coming Spring. Will be interesting to see what type of team they feel like they can field with fewer than 12-15 going out for the sport.

The SSSA take is fake news. Total garbage….

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:IAC is fraying. If one of their teams jumps ship for MAC or WCAC then maybe IAC will try to expand by picking up Heights.

My crystal ball shows the following:

Prep goes independent. (Hoyas want nothing to do with the WCAC)

St Stephen's joins the MAC

EHS is already a member of the VISAA so they are fine.

Landon, STA and Bullis join the MIAA.

Totally agree on your Prep, Landon, STA and Bullis predictions. St Stephen's is already a member of VISAA too, but think both EHS and Saints join the MAC. The bigger problem for St. Stephen's is that they not only don't have the numbers for a JV team, but early word is that they don't have enough for a squad this coming Spring. Will be interesting to see what type of team they feel like they can field with fewer than 12-15 going out for the sport.

The SSSA take is fake news. Total garbage….

SSSAS has a competitive fall ball team so idea they don't have enough kids for spring is laughable.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Plus the star rating process says right there on the website you can pay for a rating??!! Nothing smells about that at all.

In all fairness, it's paying for an evaluation - not a rating. Still a money grab, but not paying for a rating.

It’s a scam that prays on wealthy lax familes. No one who pays for a rating gets less than 3 stars

You don't get any stars when you pay. You get an evaluation. They are different things.

Find us someone - anyone - who paid for the evaluation and didn’t get a 3 star rating. Bottom line, you’re paying for the 3 star rating. If your kid is really good, he’ll get 4 or even 5. But once you’ve paid, all he has to do is stand upright and it’s a 3 star rating. Money talks.

First kid on the list... and the 2nd... and the 3rd... and so on...

https://www.insidelacrosse.com/recruiting/evaluations?fname=&lname=&highschool_name=&committed_school_id=any&hs_grad_year=2027&position=all&hometown_state=ALL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:IAC is fraying. If one of their teams jumps ship for MAC or WCAC then maybe IAC will try to expand by picking up Heights.

My crystal ball shows the following:

Prep goes independent. (Hoyas want nothing to do with the WCAC)

St Stephen's joins the MAC

EHS is already a member of the VISAA so they are fine.

Landon, STA and Bullis join the MIAA.

Totally agree on your Prep, Landon, STA and Bullis predictions. St Stephen's is already a member of VISAA too, but think both EHS and Saints join the MAC. The bigger problem for St. Stephen's is that they not only don't have the numbers for a JV team, but early word is that they don't have enough for a squad this coming Spring. Will be interesting to see what type of team they feel like they can field with fewer than 12-15 going out for the sport.

The SSSA take is fake news. Total garbage….

SSSAS has a competitive fall ball team so idea they don't have enough kids for spring is laughable.

I think it’s the JV team they didn’t have enough players for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plus the star rating process says right there on the website you can pay for a rating??!! Nothing smells about that at all.

In all fairness, it's paying for an evaluation - not a rating. Still a money grab, but not paying for a rating.

It’s a scam that prays on wealthy lax familes. No one who pays for a rating gets less than 3 stars

You don't get any stars when you pay. You get an evaluation. They are different things.

Find us someone - anyone - who paid for the evaluation and didn’t get a 3 star rating. Bottom line, you’re paying for the 3 star rating. If your kid is really good, he’ll get 4 or even 5. But once you’ve paid, all he has to do is stand upright and it’s a 3 star rating. Money talks.

First kid on the list... and the 2nd... and the 3rd... and so on...

https://www.insidelacrosse.com/recruiting/evaluations?fname=&lname=&highschool_name=&committed_school_id=any&hs_grad_year=2027&position=all&hometown_state=ALL

You don't have to pay for an evaluation to get a rating. If you do pay for a rating, you will get stars.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:IAC is fraying. If one of their teams jumps ship for MAC or WCAC then maybe IAC will try to expand by picking up Heights.

My crystal ball shows the following:

Prep goes independent. (Hoyas want nothing to do with the WCAC)

St Stephen's joins the MAC

EHS is already a member of the VISAA so they are fine.

Landon, STA and Bullis join the MIAA.

Totally agree on your Prep, Landon, STA and Bullis predictions. St Stephen's is already a member of VISAA too, but think both EHS and Saints join the MAC. The bigger problem for St. Stephen's is that they not only don't have the numbers for a JV team, but early word is that they don't have enough for a squad this coming Spring. Will be interesting to see what type of team they feel like they can field with fewer than 12-15 going out for the sport.

The SSSA take is fake news. Total garbage….

SSSAS has a competitive fall ball team so idea they don't have enough kids for spring is laughable.

I think it’s the JV team they didn’t have enough players for.

SSSAS doesn't have enough players to field 2 independent teams. Neither does Episcopal. Bullis and STA can barely field 2 teams. GP and Landon can field 2 teams with no crossover.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plus the star rating process says right there on the website you can pay for a rating??!! Nothing smells about that at all.

In all fairness, it's paying for an evaluation - not a rating. Still a money grab, but not paying for a rating.

It’s a scam that prays on wealthy lax familes. No one who pays for a rating gets less than 3 stars

You don't get any stars when you pay. You get an evaluation. They are different things.

Find us someone - anyone - who paid for the evaluation and didn’t get a 3 star rating. Bottom line, you’re paying for the 3 star rating. If your kid is really good, he’ll get 4 or even 5. But once you’ve paid, all he has to do is stand upright and it’s a 3 star rating. Money talks.

First kid on the list... and the 2nd... and the 3rd... and so on...

https://www.insidelacrosse.com/recruiting/evaluations?fname=&lname=&highschool_name=&committed_school_id=any&hs_grad_year=2027&position=all&hometown_state=ALL

You don't have to pay for an evaluation to get a rating. If you do pay for a rating, you will get stars.

The kids at the top of that list were all evaluated by video, which you have to pay for. And none of them have stars.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:IAC is fraying. If one of their teams jumps ship for MAC or WCAC then maybe IAC will try to expand by picking up Heights.

My crystal ball shows the following:

Prep goes independent. (Hoyas want nothing to do with the WCAC)

St Stephen's joins the MAC

EHS is already a member of the VISAA so they are fine.

Landon, STA and Bullis join the MIAA.

Totally agree on your Prep, Landon, STA and Bullis predictions. St Stephen's is already a member of VISAA too, but think both EHS and Saints join the MAC. The bigger problem for St. Stephen's is that they not only don't have the numbers for a JV team, but early word is that they don't have enough for a squad this coming Spring. Will be interesting to see what type of team they feel like they can field with fewer than 12-15 going out for the sport.

The SSSA take is fake news. Total garbage….

Fact. You may have a couple cross-over for defense or D-mid from football or wrestling in the winter for spring, but simply not enough bodies - especially no IAC-level competitive FOGO or goalie. Even if you can find and field warm bodies. Who in the IAC or VISAA can Saints really beat? Not enough boys at the school and too many sports diluting the pool. At end of day, Landon is cheaper. EHS and STA are comparable with their standard aid for recruited student-athletes. Prep is at least 10k cheaper. And Gonzaga and St. John's are at least 15k cheaper. All are more competitive and do a better job of helping get kids seen by coaches, play the best competition and get committed at schools that they aspire to. Six wins season before last. Three wins last season. Depending on scheduling, would be shocked if they can muster more than 1 or 2 wins this Spring. Saints boys lax is done.