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[quote=Anonymous]With Casey O'Neil stepping down at Gonzaga a few weeks before school starts, Gonzaga will drop further down in the WCAC pecking order and DC area.

I've been told a few current assistants who have been a part of the varsity staff for a number of years are also leaving the program.

2022 Outlook

1. SJC: the top team in the DC area this past spring brings back virtually their entire roster next spring
2. GP: despite losing a very strong 2021 senior class, look for the Lil Hoyas to reload and defend their IAC title 
3. Landon: Bears have a solid senior class and bring back several strong freshmen who started last spring. 
4. Saint Stephens: the Saints bring back most of their team from last Spring, always extremely well-coached
5. Bullis: similar to Prep, the Bulldogs graduated a loaded senior class. Bullis does bring back the best offensive player in the IAC and a star defenseman 
6. PVI: always has talent, always has a number of players committed to D1 programs but always seems to come up short in the big games when the season is on the line... perhaps a new coaching staff will change this... until PVI proves they can win a big game, they will remain here (losing to Episcopal in the VISSA finals)
7. DeMatha: Dave Mitchell will bring a ton of energy into a competitive program. Stags also lost a big senior class but always have the numbers to field a competitive team. 
8. Gonzaga: leaderless right now and wasn't impressed with the Eagles this past Spring. Gonzaga teams have always been known for their athleticism and that was certainly lacking this past Spring. 
9. Episcopal: hearing rumors a few Canadians have enrolled at the Alexandria boarding school. the Maroon always have 1 - 2 big upsets in a season. 
10. STA: Colin Heeter should have the Bulldogs more competitive this Spring. I expect them to have 1 big upset this Spring in the IAC as the depth in the program appears to be getting better.

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