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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pre-season way too early rankings for 2027: 1. GP - IAC champs departed a complete senior class, but will fill the graduation departures with transfers and boarders. Despite the criticism on here, Hahn is a big loss for the Hoyas at attack, as teams had to scheme against him. 2. SJC - Cadets might have graduated a very strong senior class on paper, but their underclassmen are bought in and will make SJC a frontrunner in the WCAC. 3. Landon - Bears bring back all of their offensive pieces except one due to graduation. The Bears will have some holes on the defensive side of the ball, but historically, Landon has always had strong defenses. 4. Good Counsel -despite the graduation losses, the Falcons will remain strong next spring. 5. Bullis - depends on who the new coach is? if Nic Bell, they will bump up on this list! 6. PVI - Some big departures from a very strong graduating senior class, but the demise of the Panthers program is exaggerated. 7. STA - a very strong goalie and a strong FOGO, can take a team far. 8. Gonzaga - the pressure will be on King the Eagles' coaching staff to have better results. The Eagles were rather young this season, so on paper, the Eagles should be much better next spring. 9. Episcopal - Mad Lax founder will do anything to build this team up and bring in players via the transfer portal. EHS should be better next year. 10. The Heights - will 2027 be the year the Cav's make the WCAC semi-finals? All in all, I think the WCAC will be down in the spring of 2027, and the IAC should be stronger. [/quote] Every year someone puts some hopeful “EHS will improve because of the Madlax guy” annalysis and every year they stay at best mediocre and more likely irrelevant. Is it just filler because a top ten needs ten teams? Just drop the number and embrace that there’s 5-6 teams annually that may actually be pretty good to very good and leave it at that ffs. [/quote]
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