Yorktown has one of the best 2022 and 2023 classes. I’d like to see them play prep.

Prep will be fine. Last year they graduated a very strong class also and look how well they did. This year’s starting Fogo, goalie, LSM, #0 attackman, and #99 defender are all returning. Not to mention the incredibly deep and talented class of 2023 who will all be upperclassmen next year. I predict Prep will have another great year, especially if they start training and working together early in the school year.

Not a Langley parent. Yorktown one.

Anonymous wrote:Not a troll. Yorktown is the real deal. They have as much talent as anyone’s else in the dmv.

This is a Langley parent hyping a team they lost to by one goal twice. Funny how would Langley do v Landon Bullis SJC PVI ect

True, I’ve watched Yorktown a lot this season. The can hang with anyone in the country.

Not a troll. Yorktown is the real deal. They have as much talent as anyone’s else in the dmv.

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Anonymous wrote:Episcopal’s best player is transferring to Prep.

The other Episcopal reclass from SSSAS is better. Anyway, does the kid become a ‘22 again after his 3rd IAC School?

I'm almost certain he will become as 2022 as he only has one year of eligibility left in IAC play.

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Anonymous wrote:Yorktown could run Many top privates like PVI,SSSAS, dematha, Gonzaga, Prep, Landon and bullis into the ground. They would also give sjc a run for there money. Yorktown has the most athletic and some of the most talented players in the DMV area. Yorktown is taking over……

Stop it!!!! Come on!!!! I wish these schools would play each other and settle it one way or another. All this talking makes no sense.

Don’t feed the troll

Anonymous wrote:Yorktown could run Many top privates like PVI,SSSAS, dematha, Gonzaga, Prep, Landon and bullis into the ground. They would also give sjc a run for there money. Yorktown has the most athletic and some of the most talented players in the DMV area. Yorktown is taking over……

Stop it!!!! Come on!!!! I wish these schools would play each other and settle it one way or another. All this talking makes no sense.

Yorktown could run Many top privates like PVI,SSSAS, dematha, Gonzaga, Prep, Landon and bullis into the ground. They would also give sjc a run for there money. Yorktown has the most athletic and some of the most talented players in the DMV area. Yorktown is taking over……

Anonymous wrote:Episcopal’s best player is transferring to Prep.

The other Episcopal reclass from SSSAS is better. Anyway, does the kid become a ‘22 again after his 3rd IAC School?

Yorktown is on a lot of people’s list for tops in the area next year.

Episcopal’s best player is transferring to Prep.

Very good post and some interesting observations for next year.

Congrats to SJC.

Let's see how the final rankings play out.

It seems SJC returns most of their talent for next year's campaign and would be the way-to-early to predict pre-season favorites.
Will Gonzaga return to form or is this a return to their pre-O'Neil status?
Who will coach DeMatha? Will they return to their Rabil era area eminence?
How good will Paul VI get with a new coach?

Prep loses almost all of its points as a very deep and talented senior class graduates.
Landon should come back as good or better next year-few graduates and a more mature group. Will the new coach be able to maintain this excellent tradition?
Have the wheels fallen off at Bullis, or will Bellistri be able to put together a very tallented squad out of the ether?
Will StSStA be able to get over the hump.
Will the returning VA State Champs - Episcopal finally make some noise in the IAC.
Will St. Albans win more than one game in league play.