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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They locked the DMV outlook thread, so starting a new one to discuss NHSLS this week.  Some lax was canceled last week in light of new restrictions.  Hope NHSLS goes forward.   It looks a little smaller this year and pretty MIAA heavy.  Cadets playing LB and Spalding.  I don't know who the Grey Ghosts are.   ALXLC?  Is that SSSAS?  Episcopal was the Maroons in the Summer NHSLS.  Blue and Grey may be Prep.  I like DeMatha just saying who they are.  Calvert Hall and Boys Latin were not that strong in Summer NHSLS, so that is probably the most interesting group as McDonough can't use their 20s again like they did this Summer.  Prep with its 20s got smoked by SJC's 22s last year, so I don't think the 17 year old DC Dog sophomores will make any difference in a pretty tough group.

https://www.tourneymachine.com/Public/Results/Division.aspx?IDTournament=h20201107024011037665d8125dc8b4e&IDDivision=h202011070243557578e87e465ac0c46[/quote]

Regarding the Prep v St. John’s game, the seniors at SJ were more impactful than the 2022s. 
The Prep 2023s are significantly better than any 2022 class in the IAC and WCAC.[/quote]

Wow.  Delusional.  They lost a big time facilitator to Georgetown, no doubt.  But no drop off in starting goalie and how many seniors started for SJC in that game?  Have DC Dogs play the Next Level Cadets team right now (which isn't even all the starters).  Kids are the same age anyway.   [/quote]

Ha. Most of the points came against Prep and Landon were 2020 SJ offense players. 
The 2023 Prep kids are way better than any IAC or WCAC 2022 class.
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