Hayfield Football Coach Fired

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Anonymous wrote:Name one football player that starts for Madison that is or was a transfer. I’ll wait.

It’s not just Madison. Westfield, South County, and South Lakes are schools are all guilty with current students.

This is all speculation without names.

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Anonymous wrote:Name one football player that starts for Madison that is or was a transfer. I’ll wait.

It’s not just Madison. Westfield, South County, and South Lakes are schools are all guilty with current students.

This is all speculation without names.

Not only speculation, but some of the transfers that came to other schools this year where because of the hostile environment that was produced at Hayfield this year. Keep that in mind as well.

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All goes back to one place and a subsection of unethical, cheating adults.

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Anonymous wrote:2024 Hayfield Football
The best team 6 month, 1 bedroom rentals can buy!!

Make it 12 months and no one will care. This is the standard way across most top programs

Cite one that has committed the egregious volume of violations of county and state policies and possibly federal laws that Hayfield has.

Stalk the kids on Madison’s football team the same way you are Hayfield and see what you find. There is no large pool of athletic talent living inside the Madison boundaries. Kids are going to the school to play football.

Don’t know much about this Oscar Smith team Madison is about to face, but I’d bet my bottom dollar something would be found if they faced the same scrutiny Hayfield has faced.

Any one who has been involved with the Northern Virginia Youth Football Team knows that you aren’t. Vienna produces championship level teams at every weight class year after year after year. 90% of those youth players go onto Madison High School. They don’t have the D1 talent up and down the roster, but they have cohesion & discipline, and that is what makes Madison great - and that’s true in just about every “Vienna” youth sport (Lacrosse, basketball, wrestling, etc). That is the honest way to win in Northern Virginia. I hated when my kids played against Vienna - especially at Waters Field - but I admired what those parents and coaches were doing.

Not VYS girls soccer. They generally aren't good unless playing rec+ "travel teams." You may be correct about boys sports. I can't speak to that in particular.

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Anonymous wrote:What was the address that six families were sharing that Hayfield principal said was racist to criticize? Was it a 1 bed apartmrnt? Was it the planet fitness address?

They said no residency violations were found.

Sure, Jan.

Who is Jan? Is that one of the parents who’s kid was on the Hayfield team that got screwed out of the playoffs?

This post is fake news. There were no Hayfield parent’s kid who were screwed out of anything.

If you are referring to the parents, coach and administrators that screwed their own kids/student athletes out of the playoffs, that would be the true, real news.

There were plenty of Hayfield parent's kids that were screwed out of plenty, like the 30+ kids who Aziz developed who got chased off by Overton.

Aziz developed players? lol smh.

It's sad that people out there are still knocking Aziz. Guy did more with less. The same can never have been said true of the current Hayfield coaching staff.

No knock on Aziz. It’s just that kids are developing into great players in high school. Players may be coached well, but player development is rarely what you get in high school. Coaches don’t have enough time for that.

That's not true. My son had never played before and coaches developed him. If he was at Hayfield this would have never happened. Had he played other sports before and been working out - yes - but he'd never played football before.

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Anonymous wrote:All goes back to one place and a subsection of unethical, cheating adults.

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Anonymous wrote:Stalk the kids on Madison’s football team the same way you are Hayfield and see what you find. There is no large pool of athletic talent living inside the Madison boundaries. Kids are going to the school to play football.

Don’t know much about this Oscar Smith team Madison is about to face, but I’d bet my bottom dollar something would be found if they faced the same scrutiny Hayfield has faced.

Knowing the coach at Oscar Smith you are probably right. He has gotten into trouble before and operates in a similar manner to Overton.
Madison in the other hand has not been a transfer factory. These kids played together in Vienna youth, then freshman football at Madison, then Varsity football at Madison. They’ve been good the entire time and have had very little movement on their roster. The problem with your comparison is that Hayfield is in FCPS and should be following the rules FCPS HS, like Madison, are asked to follow. Oscar Smith is in a completely different district with different residency and school boundary regulations. Hayfield is not allowed to operate like schools outside of Fairfax county. That is where Overton miscalculated. This isn't PWC.

You obviously don’t live in Vienna. I have a kid on the football team and these kids grew up together and they all know where the other kids live. If I hear a last name, I know the parents and the house. It’s like a small town.

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Anonymous wrote:Stalk the kids on Madison’s football team the same way you are Hayfield and see what you find. There is no large pool of athletic talent living inside the Madison boundaries. Kids are going to the school to play football.

Don’t know much about this Oscar Smith team Madison is about to face, but I’d bet my bottom dollar something would be found if they faced the same scrutiny Hayfield has faced.

Knowing the coach at Oscar Smith you are probably right. He has gotten into trouble before and operates in a similar manner to Overton.
Madison in the other hand has not been a transfer factory. These kids played together in Vienna youth, then freshman football at Madison, then Varsity football at Madison. They’ve been good the entire time and have had very little movement on their roster. The problem with your comparison is that Hayfield is in FCPS and should be following the rules FCPS HS, like Madison, are asked to follow. Oscar Smith is in a completely different district with different residency and school boundary regulations. Hayfield is not allowed to operate like schools outside of Fairfax county. That is where Overton miscalculated. This isn't PWC.

You obviously don’t live in Vienna. I have a kid on the football team and these kids grew up together and they all know where the other kids live. If I hear a last name, I know the parents and the house. It’s like a small town.

100%. I am guessing that the PP is a PWC parent who has a kid who mysteriously ended up playing for Hayfield this fall.

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Yep, my kids team plays Madison every year and it has been almost all the same kids since 9th grade.

I know its hard for Hayfield carpetbaggers to wrap their head around the concept.

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Anonymous wrote:Yep, my kids team plays Madison every year and it has been almost all the same kids since 9th grade.

I know it’s hard for Hayfield carpetbaggers to wrap their head around the concept.

Well good luck this weekend against Oscar Smith!

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Anonymous wrote:What was the address that six families were sharing that Hayfield principal said was racist to criticize? Was it a 1 bed apartmrnt? Was it the planet fitness address?

They said no residency violations were found.

Sure, Jan.

Who is Jan? Is that one of the parents who’s kid was on the Hayfield team that got screwed out of the playoffs?

This post is fake news. There were no Hayfield parent’s kid who were screwed out of anything.

If you are referring to the parents, coach and administrators that screwed their own kids/student athletes out of the playoffs, that would be the true, real news.

There were plenty of Hayfield parent's kids that were screwed out of plenty, like the 30+ kids who Aziz developed who got chased off by Overton.

Aziz developed players? lol smh.

It's sad that people out there are still knocking Aziz. Guy did more with less. The same can never have been said true of the current Hayfield coaching staff.

No knock on Aziz. It’s just that kids are developing into great players in high school. Players may be coached well, but player development is rarely what you get in high school. Coaches don’t have enough time for that.

That's not true. My son had never played before and coaches developed him. If he was at Hayfield this would have never happened. Had he played other sports before and been working out - yes - but he'd never played football before.

100%. Player development (even into "great" players) happens at every step in the process and coaches play an integral role in it. Anyone who thinks otherwise just hasn't been around good coaching for the levels of sport they are talking about.

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Anonymous wrote:Yep, my kids team plays Madison every year and it has been almost all the same kids since 9th grade.

I know it’s hard for Hayfield carpetbaggers to wrap their head around the concept.

Well good luck this weekend against Oscar Smith!

Madison will represent FCPS well, as they always have. Good luck to both teams and thank you Madison for representing FCPS the right way!

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Anonymous wrote:Yep, my kids team plays Madison every year and it has been almost all the same kids since 9th grade.

I know it’s hard for Hayfield carpetbaggers to wrap their head around the concept.

Well good luck this weekend against Oscar Smith!

Madison will represent FCPS well, as they always have. Good luck to both teams and thank you Madison for representing FCPS the right way!

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Anonymous wrote:Yep, my kids team plays Madison every year and it has been almost all the same kids since 9th grade.

I know it’s hard for Hayfield carpetbaggers to wrap their head around the concept.

Well good luck this weekend against Oscar Smith!

Madison will represent FCPS well, as they always have. Good luck to both teams and thank you Madison for representing FCPS the right way!

Madison will represent well, just as Hayfield, Lake Braddock or W&L would’ve. I would’ve liked to have seen the Hayfield vs Madison matchup though.

Even if Madison beats Oscar Smith, it would’ve been much sweeter if they were able to beat Hayfield and Oscar Smith in the postseason.

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Anonymous wrote:Yep, my kids team plays Madison every year and it has been almost all the same kids since 9th grade.

I know it’s hard for Hayfield carpetbaggers to wrap their head around the concept.

Well good luck this weekend against Oscar Smith!

Madison will represent FCPS well, as they always have. Good luck to both teams and thank you Madison for representing FCPS the right way!

Madison will represent well, just as Hayfield, Lake Braddock or W&L would’ve. I would’ve liked to have seen the Hayfield vs Madison matchup though.

Even if Madison beats Oscar Smith, it would’ve been much sweeter if they were able to beat Hayfield and Oscar Smith in the postseason.

"Represent" in this context means more than being competitive on the field. It means having integrity, following the rules, competing on a level playing field, showing sportsmanship etc. That's what folks mean when they say "represent well".

Under that definition, one of those 3 ("Hayfield, Lake Braddock or W&L") may not be like the others...