2025 Boys Private School Results /Game Schedules/ Commentary

[Anonymous]

Yea ive heard about him, one of the best players in the class of 2027, it's unfortunate this year that he isn't getting on the field due an injury apparently

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside injury prevention and other multi-sport benefits.

Riding bench in another sport reminds lax kids that the world doesn't revolve around them.

Better to learn that early in life because almost nobody outside of our buddle cares about lacrosse.

underrated point, if he's a superstar in one sport and just a dude in a another, it's a good change of perspective and will make him a better teammate in both sports

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some big non league games with National implications.

Landon vs The Benjamin School down in Florida who just knocked off McDonogh. Benjamin is 12-0 and cracked the National Top 25 this week and that was prior to the McDonogh victory.

GP vs traditional New England power Taft. The Rhinos had a disappointing season last spring under their first year HC.

Culver also plays Gonzaga tonight down on Eye Street.

Big slate of games for traditional DMV powers against national competition.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside injury prevention and other multi-sport benefits.

Riding bench in another sport reminds lax kids that the world doesn't revolve around them.

Better to learn that early in life because almost nobody outside of our buddle cares about lacrosse.

underrated point, if he's a superstar in one sport and just a dude in a another, it's a good change of perspective and will make him a better teammate in both sports

Love this point. So true. And takes out lacrosse burnout which is also important.

[Anonymous]

If it takes you singular focus on one sport to be great at it at the high school level, you probably aren't a good enough athlete to really play/contribute at a high college level, imo.

Being above avg to great at multiple sports in high school is basically table stake in my opinion.

Plus, it keeps the mind fresh and the motivation to work at your craft high.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DS is in eighth grade so I’m just gathering info. Does the school provide a stipend to families for these trips? Or are families expected to pay to go?

You pay and some schools will subsidize some of the trip but mostly on you. Get that bake sale going!

[Anonymous]

Gonzaga shocks the world and upsets Culver tonight.

Landon loses by 2 - 3 to Benjamin

Prep loses by 1 - 2 to Taft

[Anonymous]

Thursday, March 20:
DeMatha (1-2) at Bishop O’Connell (2-1)
GZ (2-2) vs. Culver (4-1)
Landon (3-1) at Benjamin School (FL) (11-0)
G Prep (2-2) vs. Taft (CT) (0-0)
St. Albans (2-3) at Oxbridge (FL) (5-6)
GC (3-1) at John Carroll (2-1)


DM by 5 rebound win
Culver by 4 big boys that will take it to Purple Eagles
Landon by 3 brings the energy and depth
Taft by 2 keeps #5 in check
St. Albans by 5 because they are smarter
GC by 8 John Carroll is just awful

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thursday, March 20:
DeMatha (1-2) at Bishop O’Connell (2-1)
GZ (2-2) vs. Culver (4-1)
Landon (3-1) at Benjamin School (FL) (11-0)
G Prep (2-2) vs. Taft (CT) (0-0)
St. Albans (2-3) at Oxbridge (FL) (5-6)
GC (3-1) at John Carroll (2-1)


DM by 5 rebound win
Culver by 4 big boys that will take it to Purple Eagles
Landon by 3 brings the energy and depth
Taft by 2 keeps #5 in check
St. Albans by 5 because they are smarter
GC by 8 John Carroll is just awful

DM by 10
Culver by 12
Benjamin by 2
Taft by 5
Oxbridge by 3
GC-JC - toss-up

GZ has lots of injuries, GP and STA have no offense outside of 1 guy, and GC is overrated

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The top D1 lacrosse coaches always have recruited and preferred multi sport lacrosse players - football players.

You can’t argue it. They all say it. They want toughness.

Having just gone through the recruiting process, college coaches in Power 5 conferences directly refuted that point. "I'm not recruiting you for football or swimming, talk to me about lacrosse" Agree intuitively it should matter for a host of reasons but hard to dispute words coming out of a coaches mouth responding to your son.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thursday, March 20:
DeMatha (1-2) at Bishop O’Connell (2-1)
GZ (2-2) vs. Culver (4-1)
Landon (3-1) at Benjamin School (FL) (11-0)
G Prep (2-2) vs. Taft (CT) (0-0)
St. Albans (2-3) at Oxbridge (FL) (5-6)
GC (3-1) at John Carroll (2-1)


DM by 5 rebound win
Culver by 4 big boys that will take it to Purple Eagles
Landon by 3 brings the energy and depth
Taft by 2 keeps #5 in check
St. Albans by 5 because they are smarter
GC by 8 John Carroll is just awful

DM by 10
Culver by 12
Benjamin by 2
Taft by 5
Oxbridge by 3
GC-JC - toss-up

GZ has lots of injuries, GP and STA have no offense outside of 1 guy, and GC is overrated

DM by 8+ (DJO is terrible)
Culver by 5 (very close game until Culver breaks it open in the 4th)
Landon by 2 (a complete toss-up)
Taft by 3 (expect a low scoring contest as I believe this is Tafts first game of the season)
STA by 1 - 2
GC by 5

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The top D1 lacrosse coaches always have recruited and preferred multi sport lacrosse players - football players.

You can’t argue it. They all say it. They want toughness.

Having just gone through the recruiting process, college coaches in Power 5 conferences directly refuted that point. "I'm not recruiting you for football or swimming, talk to me about lacrosse" Agree intuitively it should matter for a host of reasons but hard to dispute words coming out of a coaches mouth responding to your son.

Haha. Things that never happened nor where ever said. But good try.

[Anonymous]

Watching the Landon - Benjamin game.

Forgot Florida still plays Federation rules and not NCAA rules.

For starters, that means no shot clock! Boring lacrosse!

[Anonymous]

Bears up 9-4 at halftime

[Anonymous]

15-6 Landon now - unreal that Benjamin beat McDonagh - can Millon be the entire
McDonagh team?!