VHSL Boys Lacrosse 2025 Season

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Anonymous wrote:Missed Woodring and Fructuoso. Thank you for posting. Surprised Kubie didn't make honorable mention. Probably the best player in 5A. Has anyone seen the All State list for 5A?

This list is a whatever to me- who is doing the voting and how much lax did they really watch from the Publics? The WP is horrible about lax coverage in the area, DW had to sell his son hard to get him on there.

Funny how the 3 All Americans from US Lax didn't make the local all-met team?

Agreed..Just a guess but probably used VHSL list for public schools. WaPo doesn't care about high school lacrosse or even college lacrosse and it's a tough call as far as Kubie goes getting on that list. I feel if DW Sr. was involved at all in all met then no way he promotes Kubie or any player on the team over Jr. As a previous Indy parent I still follow the team and watch some games so here is some inside baseball. When you watch enough games certain offensive players on the team benefit immensely from someone else drawing double teams and #1/#2 defenders. I've seen a lot of garbage time stat building too where the team is up by 10-12 points halfway through the 3rd against a team that can't even clear the ball and yet certain offensive starters never come off the field while others are taken out. I can't help but think that is intentional as who that benefits is obvious.

As far as Indy moving to 6A I predict them breezing through district and probably regionals but unfortunately state QF and Semi will be tough. This 2025 team I would have put up against any of the 6A teams with even odds on winning but Indy did lose talented players in that 2025 class and a lot of intangibles. 4-5 starters were in that mix and three captains that have been through ups and downs with the team. Losing your FOGO, your best offensive player, best close defender, and SSDM will hurt for sure. Some key role players were in that 2025 class that enabled depth and Indy remained relatively healthy with a few exceptions. Indy won two nail bitters like 12-11 vs RS in a win or go home or a 9-8 regional final vs BW that if they lost would have put them on the road instead of Briar. They don't win either of those games without the 2025s. I like what I see from the 2026s and 2027s (goalie is really good) but now the offense is going to have to deal with the double teams and #1/#2 defenders like I mentioned above.

ahh, an Indy insider!! Thoughts on the below?

Ive been saying this for two years when I first saw them play- the 2025s at Indy are better then the 2026s. It's a matter of flash vs. substance, Ill take substance any day.


FWIW- I hear that they should have won the Briar game by more, it wasn't that close. Except a certain 26 tried to give the game away via questionable penalties? Not the 25s saving them, but the 26s hurting them? Can you confirm?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Missed Woodring and Fructuoso. Thank you for posting. Surprised Kubie didn't make honorable mention. Probably the best player in 5A. Has anyone seen the All State list for 5A?

This list is a whatever to me- who is doing the voting and how much lax did they really watch from the Publics? The WP is horrible about lax coverage in the area, DW had to sell his son hard to get him on there.

Funny how the 3 All Americans from US Lax didn't make the local all-met team?

Agreed..Just a guess but probably used VHSL list for public schools. WaPo doesn't care about high school lacrosse or even college lacrosse and it's a tough call as far as Kubie goes getting on that list. I feel if DW Sr. was involved at all in all met then no way he promotes Kubie or any player on the team over Jr. As a previous Indy parent I still follow the team and watch some games so here is some inside baseball. When you watch enough games certain offensive players on the team benefit immensely from someone else drawing double teams and #1/#2 defenders. I've seen a lot of garbage time stat building too where the team is up by 10-12 points halfway through the 3rd against a team that can't even clear the ball and yet certain offensive starters never come off the field while others are taken out. I can't help but think that is intentional as who that benefits is obvious.

As far as Indy moving to 6A I predict them breezing through district and probably regionals but unfortunately state QF and Semi will be tough. This 2025 team I would have put up against any of the 6A teams with even odds on winning but Indy did lose talented players in that 2025 class and a lot of intangibles. 4-5 starters were in that mix and three captains that have been through ups and downs with the team. Losing your FOGO, your best offensive player, best close defender, and SSDM will hurt for sure. Some key role players were in that 2025 class that enabled depth and Indy remained relatively healthy with a few exceptions. Indy won two nail bitters like 12-11 vs RS in a win or go home or a 9-8 regional final vs BW that if they lost would have put them on the road instead of Briar. They don't win either of those games without the 2025s. I like what I see from the 2026s and 2027s (goalie is really good) but now the offense is going to have to deal with the double teams and #1/#2 defenders like I mentioned above.

ahh, an Indy insider!! Thoughts on the below?

Ive been saying this for two years when I first saw them play- the 2025s at Indy are better then the 2026s. It's a matter of flash vs. substance, Ill take substance any day.


FWIW- I hear that they should have won the Briar game by more, it wasn't that close. Except a certain 26 tried to give the game away via questionable penalties? Not the 25s saving them, but the 26s hurting them? Can you confirm?

Yes, the coach's kid takes after his father and is a 1st-rate a-hoile on the field.

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One more year, and both will be gone.

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6A favorites next year?

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Anonymous wrote:6A favorites next year?

Langley returns a lot on offense, Robinson returns a lot on defense and offense, anyone else who made a run bringing back a lot?

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Anonymous wrote:6A favorites next year?

Langley returns a lot on offense, Robinson returns a lot on defense and offense, anyone else who made a run bringing back a lot?

Robinson's offense is going to struggle without 21. Who is back - 8 and 14?

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Anonymous wrote:6A favorites next year?

Langley returns a lot on offense, Robinson returns a lot on defense and offense, anyone else who made a run bringing back a lot?

Concorde preview :

Madison is nearly a brand new team next year- losing a lot of Sr starters from this year. The rising seniors are not great. Might be a rare down year for the Warhawks.

Oakton will continue to improve as they have a good coach and some talented youngsters.

South Lakes will improve but with the year they had - almost anything would be an improvement. Jokes aside SL will have a couple of kids who can play.

Westfield and centerville will fight it out for the bottom of the division.

The real question is can Chantilly overtake Madison to win the district? I think they can. Madison will have team that is younger and weaker Chantilly will come out with a pretty decent squad. Stay tuned

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Anonymous wrote:6A favorites next year?

Langley returns a lot on offense, Robinson returns a lot on defense and offense, anyone else who made a run bringing back a lot?

Yorktown is only losing three starters and has a couple of big time underclassmen. Langley loses their whole defense but has a great goalie that will pick up some of the slack there. Those two should be the early favorites.

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Anonymous wrote:6A favorites next year?

Langley returns a lot on offense, Robinson returns a lot on defense and offense, anyone else who made a run bringing back a lot?

Yorktown is only losing three starters and has a couple of big time underclassmen. Langley loses their whole defense but has a great goalie that will pick up some of the slack there. Those two should be the early favorites.

Yes, two team race next year. I think Yorktown is the early leader unless Langley gets some defensive transfers. McLean, Herndon, W-L should be way down.

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In no particular order, Cosby, Robinson, Yorktown, and Langley, and even in a down year don't count out Madison.

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Anonymous wrote:In no particular order, Cosby, Robinson, Yorktown, and Langley, and even in a down year don't count out Madison.

As much as I hate it, Indy has to be in there.

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I agree that Langley, Yorktown, Madison, Robinson, Cosby and Indy deserve to be in the discussion. anyone care to rank them, plus any team(s) I missed?

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I think you gotta factor in the state champs, too. I think only one or two person mentioned them last year as a potential contender.

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Anonymous wrote:I think you gotta factor in the state champs, too. I think only one or two person mentioned them last year as a potential contender.

PP here - I agree. I left West Po off because their team was heavy with seniors, but obviously the returning players know how to win and none of the other six teams I mentioned are very deep, so West Po definitely belongs in the discussion.

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Anonymous wrote:I think you gotta factor in the state champs, too. I think only one or two person mentioned them last year as a potential contender.

PP here - I agree. I left West Po off because their team was heavy with seniors, but obviously the returning players know how to win and none of the other six teams I mentioned are very deep, so West Po definitely belongs in the discussion.

Lot's of seniors for WP last year for sure but they had several sophomores and juniors contribute as well. They will certainly be in the mix.