VHSL Girls Lacrosse Spring 2023
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Anonymous
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The point was good publics can give competitive games to some of the spoiled brats at local privates, which really aren't at the level of national privates anymore save 1-2 teams a year.
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Anonymous
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Robinson 13 - Langley 4 in a little spring break who’s left in town to play action.
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Anonymous
| Sounds like Robinson opened up a can of whoop $&ss on Langley |
Anonymous
| Word is the Saxons were missing some players on the break. Robo also seemed to keep their starters in despite being up big. They looked to have a shot bench, so they may have been missing bench players too. Yorktown last year taught us to take spring break games with a grain of salt. |
Anonymous
| More like Robinson has had an impressive 2 weeks and a real threat to win the region |
Anonymous
| Agreed with pp. Langley not going anywhere as they lost all their main players last year, plus, their coach known for not getting the job done. They might win their division but will get eliminated come first or second round of regionals. Hate to say it, but it’s only going to get worse for them year after year. |
Anonymous
Robinson’s only competition in the region is Woodson and West Springfield. They should be the favorite to win their region. However they don’t match up well to the buzz saw that is Region D. |
Anonymous
| What a shame. Langley has been such a powerhouse and has had such a run. Now they are a tier 2 team. |
Anonymous
| The torch has been passed. Nothing is stopping Oakton from winning states. Not even Woodson! |
Anonymous
Yeah.. their names are Robinson Battlefield Centreville and Madison. |
Anonymous
| Taking the Battlefield approach of blowing out Region A teams will surely help Oakton! |
Anonymous
| As the parent of a varsity lax player at Oakton, whoever is being an unabashed homer and hyping Oakton is not doing the girls any favors. Sure, they have a good shot at the state title (and may be a slight favorite), but so do Centerville, Madison, Robinson, and Battlefield. No matter which school you root for, winning will take hard work, focus, and a bit of luck. There are no easy paths to a state title. Let’s not pretend there is. |
Anonymous
Homer! |
Anonymous
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And who really cares who wins the state championship? Does that translate into anything but bragging rights for a few months? I mean, look at Yorktown.
Just let the girls play, work hard, enjoy themselves and let us parents be proud, love our kids and add to their joy. |
Anonymous
| Battlefield does… |