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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]SJC will be the team to beat next year, maybe nationally. Getting a faceoff kid of their new one's caliber puts them in rarefied air. The might make a run at #1. Agreed that Prep's LSM is likely the best in the area. Having seen them both play a couple of times, I give the edge to Prep's 24. St. Albans's LSM is very good, but I think Prep's LSM is better. Not sure Bullis beats Landon next year, and I think Prep and Landon have a dogfight next year. DC Dogs, DC Dogs, DC Dogs, but how many of them played quality minutes this year? Prep graduates their whole first midfield, two attackmen, at least one defenseman, and I think a goalie? Their faceoff kid returns, and he is a difference maker, and will be the key to their success next year. Wouldn't put PVI over Landon until PVI beats Landon once. Obviously, I am a Landon homer. [/quote] Bullis split the series with Landon this spring and this was supposed to be Bullis year. Pre-season top 5 in the country in both IL and US lacrosse rankings. SJC should be the favorite in the entire DMV region next Spring but something tells me Ty Xanders who is very Baltimore biased won’t allow it to happen. They should be able to run through the WCAC. Prep and Landon will be “more even”next Spring (GP graduated a ton of impact starters last Spring, while Landon returns several starters). I expect these two programs to really battle it out in the IAC. Lastly, not sure why folks are predicting Gonzaga to fade away. I wouldn’t sleep on the Purple Eagles, they always have depth and athletes. PVI has proved time and time again, they lack the experience to win the “big” games. My top 5 for next Spring 1. SJC 2. Prep 3. Landon 4. Gonzaga 5. Bullis Side not I’m not putting too much emphasis into NHSLS results from last week. Running clock…. Two 20 minute half’s… Federation rules… some coaching staffs focus more on rotating guys in to get some reps and looks for next spring while other coaching staffs objective is to win. [/quote]
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