2025 Boys Private School Results /Game Schedules/ Commentary

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does Prep lax have a pipeline to Princeton?

Noah Hhan (2026) just verbals to the Tigers.

Princeton already has 2 former Lil Hoyas on their roster with Kabari and Burns.

Speaks volumes about the GP program and its pipeline to top collegiate programs.

It's 3 guys to one program that hasn't exactly been world beaters in the NCAA's in the last 10-20 years. From a school that can pull a lot of the best guys from the area. One of those guys had barely stepped foot on campus when made and then eventually flipped a decision, 2 other schools can lay better claim. Probably should settle down just a bit.

Got 3 families willing to fork out the 80K. good work

None of the families are taking on any debt this is chump change for them

Those players will make it back within 5 years of graduation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does Prep lax have a pipeline to Princeton?

Noah Hhan (2026) just verbals to the Tigers.

Princeton already has 2 former Lil Hoyas on their roster with Kabari and Burns.

Speaks volumes about the GP program and its pipeline to top collegiate programs.

Princeton's defensive coordinator is a known Georgetown Prep alum.

By all means, I'm not implying that because a GP alum is on their coaching staff, he is going to be biased towards recruiting kids from his alma mater.

To play at the highest level, kids have to earn it in both the classroom and on the playing field.

As for GP this spring, I think they will struggle behind both Landon and Bullis.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Prep lax have a pipeline to Princeton?

Noah Hhan (2026) just verbals to the Tigers.

Princeton already has 2 former Lil Hoyas on their roster with Kabari and Burns.

Speaks volumes about the GP program and its pipeline to top collegiate programs.

Princeton's defensive coordinator is a known Georgetown Prep alum.

By all means, I'm not implying that because a GP alum is on their coaching staff, he is going to be biased towards recruiting kids from his alma mater.

To play at the highest level, kids have to earn it in both the classroom and on the playing field.

As for GP this spring, I think they will struggle behind both Landon and Bullis.

They take borderline students too.

[Anonymous]

GP has stronger academics than SJC and Gonzaga

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:GP has stronger academics than SJC and Gonzaga

Agree

and Bullis too

but not Landon, St Albans, EHS or SSSAS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GP has stronger academics than SJC and Gonzaga

Agree

and Bullis too

but not Landon, St Albans, EHS or SSSAS

But who has the best band?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GP has stronger academics than SJC and Gonzaga

Agree

and Bullis too

but not Landon, St Albans, EHS or SSSAS

But who has the best band?

Exactly this. There is an entire group of threads dedicated to learning and math and stuff. This is lacrosse. If a kid is marginally smart but can play lax he can go to Princeton Harvard or Yale. They don't need to be in a "big 3" school. No kid from Maret is getting a lax scholly anytime soon

[Anonymous]

All I have to say is that on a national level the 2026 class might be the weakest one in over a decade. The young man from prep is a great player no doubt, but in no world would he have even been close to a 5 star in any class over the last few years. The top 10 2026s might not crack the top 50-75 if they were in the 22-24 classes…guess they all made the right call on the home backing.

[Anonymous]

Hold backing….

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hold backing….

GP - Princeton (reclassed)
Landon - Navy, MI
SJC - Navy, Penn State
Potomac - Navy
Bullis -  
GC - MD

NL - Princeton, MI (reclassed), 2x Navy
DCE - Penn State, Navy
ML - MD

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hold backing….

GP - Princeton (reclassed)
Landon - Navy, MI
SJC - Navy, Penn State
Potomac - Navy
Bullis -  
GC - MD

NL - Princeton, MI (reclassed), 2x Navy
DCE - Penn State, Navy
ML - MD

Thanks for assembling this list together for the 2026s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GP has stronger academics than SJC and Gonzaga

Agree

and Bullis too

but not Landon, St Albans, EHS or SSSAS

Not true, Prep has better academics than Landon, EHS, and SSAS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GP has stronger academics than SJC and Gonzaga

Agree

and Bullis too

but not Landon, St Albans, EHS or SSSAS

Not stronger than SSSAS? LOL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GP has stronger academics than SJC and Gonzaga

Agree

and Bullis too

but not Landon, St Albans, EHS or SSSAS

Not true, Prep has better academics than Landon, EHS, and SSAS.

Big nope except for SSSAS.

[Anonymous]

I know of several boys who were not accepted or "wait-listed" at Gonzaga were admitted into GP this past admissions cycle.

and Yes many of them are good athletes.

GP has good academics but will deviate from their "high standards" for exceptional athletes.