VHSL Boys Lacrosse 2025 Season

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pendence for sure winning states this year. Quote me on this

Riverside has to lose eventually. Of course I have been saying that since the 2022 squad where they lost like 15 kids but I really do feel like this is the year they don’t win it.

That 2022 team was one of the best public school teams I’ve ever seen in Va

[Anonymous]

When Pendence gets a Big 10 or ACC commit . Until then just stop with this. They're an above average team and that's okay. West po Yorktown Langley McLean Battlefield Freedom Patriot Briar Oakton Madison are all on the same level of them. Riverside and Robinson are a step above. The best Pendence can hope for is to catch them on an off night and go 1 for 3 on the series for the year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When Pendence gets a Big 10 or ACC commit . Until then just stop with this. They're an above average team and that's okay. West po Yorktown Langley McLean Battlefield Freedom Patriot Briar Oakton Madison are all on the same level of them. Riverside and Robinson are a step above. The best Pendence can hope for is to catch them on an off night and go 1 for 3 on the series for the year.

Give up already. We are not going to use that name. However you do realize that you just put Indy on the same level as Langley, Madison, and Battlefield.

[Anonymous]

Pendence schtick looks like it'll be around again, pretty funny.
They've made all of one semifinal, and lost. Were 12 and 7 last year. Got handled, and badly, more than once and not just to Riverside. I'm not even sure who their best win was. Whoever it was, it's likely their best win ever? And I don't know any totals, but they've had a random guy or 2 commit to play in college? What school(s)?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pendence schtick looks like it'll be around again, pretty funny.
They've made all of one semifinal, and lost. Were 12 and 7 last year. Got handled, and badly, more than once and not just to Riverside. I'm not even sure who their best win was. Whoever it was, it's likely their best win ever? And I don't know any totals, but they've had a random guy or 2 commit to play in college? What school(s)?

You know I USED to think the Indy parents here were annoying.

Title has now switched to the Riverside crew---I suspect this is really a kid on here. Really I did have a lot of respect for the program, but sound like those kids and parents have moved on to college.

[Anonymous]

Looking forward to The Side vs Pendence 2025. My money is on a thrilling 15-6 victory

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pendence for sure winning states this year. Quote me on this

Riverside has to lose eventually. Of course I have been saying that since the 2022 squad where they lost like 15 kids but I really do feel like this is the year they don’t win it.

That 2022 team was one of the best public school teams I’ve ever seen in Va

Guess you started watch local lacrosse in 2022?

Please! Robo this past year. Other Riverside team the past few, Madison 2 years ago, Atlee, Glass, Dominion, and various 6A team over the past few.
Further back Briar, Stone Bridge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pendence for sure winning states this year. Quote me on this

Riverside has to lose eventually. Of course I have been saying that since the 2022 squad where they lost like 15 kids but I really do feel like this is the year they don’t win it.

That 2022 team was one of the best public school teams I’ve ever seen in Va

Guess you started watch local lacrosse in 2022?

Please! Robo this past year. Other Riverside team the past few, Madison 2 years ago, Atlee, Glass, Dominion, and various 6A team over the past few.
Further back Briar, Stone Bridge.

I said one of the best. I didn’t say the best. One of the best. You can’t read.
But yeah they had an under armour all-American who starts at UVA now. Jacksonville attackman. Jacksonville fogo. Towson middie. VMI attackman. Gettysburg middie who was the state player of the year. Plus CNU, Ursinus, Vassar players that got a lot of time and a big senior class they beat Gonzaga that year and only lost to Severn without a few starters So yeah. One of the best I’ve seen. Thank you for listing all of the other good teams that existed in Virginia in the past.
A team with 5 D1 players and 4 D3 players would be classified as one of the best.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pendence for sure winning states this year. Quote me on this

Riverside has to lose eventually. Of course I have been saying that since the 2022 squad where they lost like 15 kids but I really do feel like this is the year they don’t win it.

That 2022 team was one of the best public school teams I’ve ever seen in Va

Guess you started watch local lacrosse in 2022?

Please! Robo this past year. Other Riverside team the past few, Madison 2 years ago, Atlee, Glass, Dominion, and various 6A team over the past few.
Further back Briar, Stone Bridge.

I said one of the best. I didn’t say the best. One of the best. You can’t read.
But yeah they had an under armour all-American who starts at UVA now. Jacksonville attackman. Jacksonville fogo. Towson middie. VMI attackman. Gettysburg middie who was the state player of the year. Plus CNU, Ursinus, Vassar players that got a lot of time and a big senior class they beat Gonzaga that year and only lost to Severn without a few starters So yeah. One of the best I’ve seen. Thank you for listing all of the other good teams that existed in Virginia in the past.
A team with 5 D1 players and 4 D3 players would be classified as one of the best.

You do know that Al Bundy once scored four touchdowns in a single game during the 1966 city championship game while playing for the Polk High School in Chicago. Bundy often referred to this game as the highlight of his life and compared it to how his life turned out.

[Anonymous]

The 21' was better. Their offense being the difference

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The 21' was better. Their offense being the difference

Hard to argue against the '19 team... Musa, Maltz, Pehlke at attack....

[Anonymous]

I say the 24’ Langley offense had the greatest potential, if laboto stayed healthy the whole year, the attack would’ve been stacked with #2 Haag, #3 Kulugoski, and #0 Labato, and at midfield they would’ve had #8 Milone (most underrated player last year), 40# musser, 7# Samburg (one of the fastest players I’ve seen), 12# and 6# (both very solid midfielders). This unit did not play to their potential in my opinion, but definitely had the most talent I’ve seen in years

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I say the 24’ Langley offense had the greatest potential, if laboto stayed healthy the whole year, the attack would’ve been stacked with #2 Haag, #3 Kulugoski, and #0 Labato, and at midfield they would’ve had #8 Milone (most underrated player last year), 40# musser, 7# Samburg (one of the fastest players I’ve seen), 12# and 6# (both very solid midfielders). This unit did not play to their potential in my opinion, but definitely had the most talent I’ve seen in years

OMG, too funny… potential!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I say the 24’ Langley offense had the greatest potential, if laboto stayed healthy the whole year, the attack would’ve been stacked with #2 Haag, #3 Kulugoski, and #0 Labato, and at midfield they would’ve had #8 Milone (most underrated player last year), 40# musser, 7# Samburg (one of the fastest players I’ve seen), 12# and 6# (both very solid midfielders). This unit did not play to their potential in my opinion, but definitely had the most talent I’ve seen in years

So does not living up to potential reflect a lack of hard work, or a poor coaching job, or a combination?

[Anonymous]

Who are some of the best offensive players returning this year for NOVA?