Here is how to transfer to any high school in the area

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Madison beat Stonebridge

One of the best programs in northern VA for years.

My mistake. I was thinking Marshall, not Madison when I questioned that.

Did Madison get double digits worth of out of district and out of state ringers to transfer in all at once?

[Anonymous]

No - madison has a huge freshman team and the coaches develop players, many have never played before. Amazing coaches

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did any kids from the Hayfield team last year even get to play in the game?

At least 2 from last year. Hayfield had a legit D1 player (Navy commit) last year and he is still playing this year. Also a very smart kid (1550 sat) who is probably more of a DII academic school type. Also played significant time against WSHS.

He was admitted to USNA last year and is still playing football for Hayfield?

Poor phrasing. He was a junior at Hayfield last year. Committed to USNA in June for football (I assume pending admission and appointment). He is now a senior at Hayfield.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Overton left bc he won 2 titles and decided to help do the same at Hayfield.

To the Cowardly RACIST hiding behind the keyboard posting as “Anonymous”…… if you feel so strongly to suggest everyone write the superintendent and “tell her how we are disgusted our taxpayer money is paying for these Prince William county kids to attend school”. If you feel that strongly why are you redacting your real identity?

I heard he wasn't even allowed keys to the building at his last school and was asked to leave.

How is it "racist" to expect people to follow the rules and reside in the correct school boundary?

Mickey Thompson at Stonebridge brought guys out of the school district in to play for him, John Kelly at Quince Orchard has players that who’s parents aren’t zoned for the school, and Coach Counts at Madison has players that don’t live outside the schools boundaries. Where is the outrage for these white coaches who have been fielding powerhouses for years?

Are they in the same county? Are they claiming to be homeless? Are they signed up for classes not available at their home school? Is this one or two kids or is it 30?

Do you see the difference or do you want to keep playing the race card?

I wouldn't take much comfort in being "cleared". All it takes is one player to be deemed ineligible and the relevant games can be forfeited. And don't kid yourself, rivals and opponents will be looking closely. The top of FCPS likely doesn't understand athletics but no matter how one can manage the rules and survive inquiries this school is at risk. If they don't get caught, good for them but don't think they are in a risk free environment.
Don’t know what they are claiming, but 100% positive each one of those has had football players who weren’t zoned for the school they attended.
Madison is in Fairfax County.
It’s the same thing you are alleging is happening at Hayfield, except Hayfield has been investigated and cleared of any wrongdoing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Madison beat Stonebridge

One of the best programs in northern VA for years.

My mistake. I was thinking Marshall, not Madison when I questioned that.

Did Madison get double digits worth of out of district and out of state ringers to transfer in all at once?

They bring em in every year so they don’t need to do it all at once

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Mickey Thompson at Stonebridge brought guys out of the school district in to play for him, John Kelly at Quince Orchard has players that who’s parents aren’t zoned for the school, and Coach Counts at Madison has players that don’t live outside the schools boundaries. Where is the outrage for these white coaches who have been fielding powerhouses for years?

It isn't just football. A certain highly successful baseball program or two has also done this before, whether the coach was "aware" of it or not. Same as what is described, the player and a parent live with a "family friend" in-boundary during the week, etc. Especially amusing when non-athletic siblings attended the high school they were supposed to.

The basketball and lacrosse teams do it as well.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Did any kids from the Hayfield team last year even get to play in the game?

At least 2 from last year. Hayfield had a legit D1 player (Navy commit) last year and he is still playing this year. Also a very smart kid (1550 sat) who is probably more of a DII academic school type. Also played significant time against WSHS.

There were a lot of returning players who played including a couple receivers who scored touchdowns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Madison beat Stonebridge

One of the best programs in northern VA for years.

My mistake. I was thinking Marshall, not Madison when I questioned that.

Did Madison get double digits worth of out of district and out of state ringers to transfer in all at once?

They bring em in every year so they don’t need to do it all at once

Come to some of the games, support the school, and help the school raise money.

[Anonymous]

The title of this thread ought to be "Here’s How To Hate On A Winning Coach and High School Athletes.

[Anonymous]

Is the defense "everyone else cheats too!" or "all the kids live in Hayfield zone"? I can't keep ip.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The title of this thread ought to be "Here’s How To Hate On A Winning Coach and High School Athletes.

A better one would be Cheaters Gonna’ Cheat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is the defense "everyone else cheats too!" or "all the kids live in Hayfield zone"? I can't keep ip.

😂 😂

Defense appears to be “we playing because [reasons.]”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is the defense "everyone else cheats too!" or "all the kids live in Hayfield zone"? I can't keep ip.

There is no defense and it’s been determined by FCPS not to be any cheating within the Hayfield program. However since you are complaining that they are stacking their team by bringing in players from outside the district, let’s keep that same energy towards the white coaches and white football programs.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is the defense "everyone else cheats too!" or "all the kids live in Hayfield zone"? I can't keep ip.

There is no defense and it’s been determined by FCPS not to be any cheating within the Hayfield program. However since you are complaining that they are stacking their team by bringing in players from outside the district, let’s keep that same energy towards the white coaches and white football programs.

Of course FCPS found no cheating. I wouldn’t expect any different, but there ARE higher authorities than FCPS.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is the defense "everyone else cheats too!" or "all the kids live in Hayfield zone"? I can't keep ip.

There is no defense and it’s been determined by FCPS not to be any cheating within the Hayfield program. However since you are complaining that they are stacking their team by bringing in players from outside the district, let’s keep that same energy towards the white coaches and white football programs.

People who try to hide behind accusations of racism are tiresome.

Could someone please explain--if everything is all settled--why several players were ineligible for the game last week?