VHSL Boys Lacrosse 2026 Season

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Anonymous wrote:All three of these teams have a shot. Langley and Indy are the more complete of these probably. Robinson offense and goalie are question marks.

More importantly, no mention in that write-up of either the Indy slasher and/or related head coach - are they both gone? Think folks are underestimating step up from 5A to 6A.

I thought owen grozkowski was the Indy slasher

Have you seen the kid play? He’s unquestionably among the top defenders in Virginia. I guarantee you, he has very attractive offers from credible schools. He’s playing club for a top-tier team with elite players and consistently delivers multiple highlight-reel plays each game. In my opinion, he’s underrated and deserves significantly more respect. He may have been a bit aggressive in the past, but boys learn from their mistakes and mature. This kid commands respect and should be watched more closely, especially given the impressive accolades and recognition he’s already earned.

Cool story dad. Get back to your wine and watching the some snowboarding

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Anonymous wrote:The kid got calls from most of the top programs on 9/1 followed by multiple offers. I’ll take their coaches and recruiters evaluation skills over the lax brains of those posting on this board

it's almost like if you play for a big name club team you are going to get offers. I'm not here to bash a 16 year old, he is a fantastic player and worked hard to be where he is, but the fact that he plays for Madlax has a lot to do with his offers.

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Anonymous wrote:The kid got calls from most of the top programs on 9/1 followed by multiple offers. I’ll take their coaches and recruiters evaluation skills over the lax brains of those posting on this board

it's almost like if you play for a big name club team you are going to get offers. I'm not here to bash a 16 year old, he is a fantastic player and worked hard to be where he is, but the fact that he plays for Madlax has a lot to do with his offers.

College coaches recruit players not clubs.

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But they watch certain clubs for sure, knowing only good players are part of certain club programs. Better club programs = better comp each event. That's what coaches want to see. How great players play against each other. You only know how good a players is when they play vs their talent peers vs. how they play against lesser comp.

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Anonymous wrote:The kid got calls from most of the top programs on 9/1 followed by multiple offers. I’ll take their coaches and recruiters evaluation skills over the lax brains of those posting on this board

it's almost like if you play for a big name club team you are going to get offers. I'm not here to bash a 16 year old, he is a fantastic player and worked hard to be where he is, but the fact that he plays for Madlax has a lot to do with his offers.

You talking about Groz? He plays for Next Level, not ML, and that team has been ranked in the top 10 nationally for years. He's also not known as a dirty player at all in club ball. The level of aggression in the top 20 club teams makes public school lax look like a tea party. If anything, he's probably one of the more finesse guys out there because he plays lsm and not close d. There's only a couple of reasons why a player on that club team wouldn't be committed and it's either grades or money or both.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The kid got calls from most of the top programs on 9/1 followed by multiple offers. I’ll take their coaches and recruiters evaluation skills over the lax brains of those posting on this board

it's almost like if you play for a big name club team you are going to get offers. I'm not here to bash a 16 year old, he is a fantastic player and worked hard to be where he is, but the fact that he plays for Madlax has a lot to do with his offers.

You talking about Groz? He plays for Next Level, not ML, and that team has been ranked in the top 10 nationally for years. He's also not known as a dirty player at all in club ball. The level of aggression in the top 20 club teams makes public school lax look like a tea party. If anything, he's probably one of the more finesse guys out there because he plays lsm and not close d. There's only a couple of reasons why a player on that club team wouldn't be committed and it's either grades or money or both.

A. Who on Earth is "groz"?
B. We were talking about randles
C. I hope this "groz" fella paid you to write such a statement on a public forum

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Someone was trashing Owen Groszkowski. Don't be a db.

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We should put "Groz" and Randalls, Pole and Atk......?, against each other and see who wins.

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The fact people think langley is going to win the state makes me sick. They don’t have any depth or defense. 2 players can’t win a state championship…

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Could Mountain View be this season's dark horse?

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Anonymous wrote:Could Mountain View be this season's dark horse?

No. Stafford County and Prince William County schools literally have zero chance besides Battlefield.

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damn snow, I guess will have to wait one more day until the season begins!

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Anonymous wrote:damn snow, I guess will have to wait one more day until the season begins!

Fear not for the Lightridge Lightning are one step ahead!

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Anonymous wrote:damn snow, I guess will have to wait one more day until the season begins!

Fear not for the Lightridge Lightning are one step ahead!

LCPS was closed today, did you all have tryouts somehow?

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Anonymous wrote:Florida public school lacrosse is better than Va public school lacrosse? Florida is the land of D2 lax and they recruit as much as they can from outside the state vs. their own public school kids for a reason. Maybe I'm missing something here.

Florida public school lacrosse is miles better than VA- and it's getting better every year. Not to mention winning a state title in FL, where you have to actually compete against the best teams from across the state- public and private. VA is a cakewalk compared to FL.