'21-22' DMV LACROSSE OUTLOOK

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It all evens out. I get the obsession with the DC Dogs 23 class. They are good. They have great commitments. The question for this string is can they all pull together on different club teams and make it work. Thats a much different question and we'll start getting the answers to that in about 3-4 weeks.

First game against SJC. We'll get a good idea pretty quickly if those dogs are legit. SJC has been getting after it for a while with skills and lifting as they have a killer schedule.

Question is gonna boil down to depth. Who has it, as it will be very physical.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It all evens out. I get the obsession with the DC Dogs 23 class. They are good. They have great commitments. The question for this string is can they all pull together on different club teams and make it work. Thats a much different question and we'll start getting the answers to that in about 3-4 weeks.

First game against SJC. We'll get a good idea pretty quickly if those dogs are legit. SJC has been getting after it for a while with skills and lifting as they have a killer schedule.

Don’t see Prep within 7 of this SJC team.

[Anonymous]

SJC practices all year, but IAC schools are not allowed to practice until season starts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SJC practices all year, but IAC schools are not allowed to practice until season starts.

both teams are full of year-round lax bros.

[Anonymous]

To their credit, the core 2022 of this SJC team has played together year round for many years, with a lot of club overlap, which is one of the reasons for their dominance. May play out similarly for the DC Dog/Prep 23 class once this SJC/Hawks 22 class graduates.

Is there anything like that dynamic in 24 or 25, with a dominant club team concentrated at one of the local privates? Or are they more dispersed?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To their credit, the core 2022 of this SJC team has played together year round for many years, with a lot of club overlap, which is one of the reasons for their dominance. May play out similarly for the DC Dog/Prep 23 class once this SJC/Hawks 22 class graduates.

Is there anything like that dynamic in 24 or 25, with a dominant club team concentrated at one of the local privates? Or are they more dispersed?

It will be interesting to see who SJC has step in for the 2 midfielders no longer on the team. They also have a couple players that are due back from injury. Not sure if those players will be on the field for the first few games. March 4th coming fast.

[Anonymous]

Too much hype for SJC. The expectations will be a pressure cooker for that team. They will fall short and end up 3rd or 4th in DMV.

[Anonymous]

SJC
They max out their 12 hours a week every week.
Four 3 hour practices a week since September 1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Too much hype for SJC. The expectations will be a pressure cooker for that team. They will fall short and end up 3rd or 4th in DMV.

Clearly you don’t know the players.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SJC
They max out their 12 hours a week every week.
Four 3 hour practices a week since September 1.

Lol

[Anonymous]

How preps defense? Any good?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How preps defense? Any good?

The best.

[Anonymous]

Prep's defense is probably their Achilles heel this season. However, with how dominant their fogo is, I think their overall defensive problems can easily be "masked"

[Anonymous]

its not the settled defense that will be the issue but rather the transitional, and can their mids handle it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Prep's defense is probably their Achilles heel this season. However, with how dominant their fogo is, I think their overall defensive problems can easily be "masked"

FOGO needs to stay healthy. Was beat up last year.